Social notices from Sioux City clubs and weddings
Entertainment and dance events at the Boat Club and Shore Acre details show dinners and orchestra dances. Many local ladies host teas and luncheons while weddings and trips unfold from Sioux City to Chicago, Cedar Rapids, Niagara Falls, and beyond. Notable names include Mrs. Pred White, Mrs. RK Penman, Miss Gertrude Ryan, Loren C. Griggs, and Miss Maybelle Ribers among others.
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Sioux City Boat Club
Pasket
Rivette Boat Club
Shore Acre
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RK. Penman
J. Wallace
A. M. Barton
C.F Everett
Ladies Aid Society
Christian Church
T. H. Johnson
Miss Georgia English Alternate to Democratic Convention
Miss Georgia English of San Antonio Texas serves as youngest alternate to the Democratic convention. A photo shows her as the prettiest, and she plans to travel to the Black Hills for the Fourth, staying about three weeks. Mrs M C Melllavy enjoys a month’s vacation and will be in SD for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs G R Walters announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Frances to Paul E Buncan on Tuesday June 17 at Elk Point, to reside at 2202 Court Street.
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Mabel Carlson
Georgia English
San Antonio
Tex
Mand
Jaanita
Black Hills
G. R. Walters
Mildred Frances
Paul E. Buncan
Elk Point
Court Street
Fren Mt Riddle
Woodbury
Democratic Woman's Club
Frank Whikinson
A. G.t
John P Albright
Local social notes from Gregory area dinner and weddings
Gregory residents hosted and visited across family gatherings and weddings. Agnes Williams married Clayton Condron at St Pauls Episcopal Church with reception at Morningside. Local residents share travel, business trips, and community club actions amid summer plans and Democratic organizing.
Princess Hold Your Breath at the Princess
Princess Hold Your Breath a Christie comedy starring Dorothy Devore opens at the Princess for the last half of the week. Devore showcases her talent in a light comedy drama about a girl trying to fill her ill brother’s reportorial job with thrills and humor. Director Scott Sidney earns praise for shaping the animal and monkey comic elements.
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Dorothy Devore
Miss Devore
Christie Studios
Scott Sidney
Spirit of the U S A Opens at Royal Theatre
Emory John son's production The Spirit of the U S A opens at the Royal Theatre with Mary Carr and Johnnie Walker in mother and son roles for the first time since Over the Hill. The film features war scenes and follows a simple American family amid World War I tides, with a cast including Carl Rockdale Dickie Brandon Cuyler Supplee Richard Morris Dave Kirby and others.
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Emory Johnson
U. S.A
Royal Theater Today
Mary Carr
Johnnie Walker
Carl Rockdale
Dickie Brandon
Cuyler Supplee
Richard Morris
Dave Kirby
Tiger Love at Plaza stars Estelle Taylor
Plaza Estelle Taylor headlines the George Melford Paramount production Tiger Love opening today at the Plaza theater for the week. Antonio Moreno co stars in the male lead. the drama adapts The Wildcat by Manuella Powell Howard Hawks, with Miss Taylor a Sargent's Dramatic School alum and prior screen credits including While New York Sleeps and A Fool There Was.
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Estelle Taylor
George Melford
Paramount
Plaza Theater
Manuella Powell
Howard Hawks
Antonio Moreno
Miss Taylor
Sargent
Dramatic School
New York
Baru
Count of Monte Cristo
Ments
Paramount Tuner
Notable cast highlights in Wild Bill Hickok at the Hipp
Hipp presents Paramounts Wild Bill Hickok starring Omar Whitehead as Abraham Lincoln Charles Dudley as General Custer and William DeVault as General Phil Sheridan for one day only tomorrow. The trio resembles their historic figures while the film promises intimate glimpses of 1860s politics and frontier adventure.
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William
Hart
Paramount
Wild Bill Hickok
Omar Whitehead
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Dudley
Gen. Custer
William ‘DeVault
Phil Sheridan
Bil Hickok
Carnot
War Cost and Profits Tackled at Morningside Chautauqua
Lecturer Jesse H. Holmes warned that capitalists and certain politicians favor war for profits while human needs collapse as institutions fail and commercial relations suffer. Holmes denied propaganda aims, urging reflection on future wars and how to avoid sacrifice. Carl D. Thompson of Chicago addressed superpower topics yesterday.
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Jesse H. Holmes
Morningside Chautauqua
Mr. Holmes
Carl D. Thompson
Chicago
Retailers Vote Optional Store Closing in Spa Area
Directors of the Associated Retailers of Sioux City debated closing stores daily at Spa with a 6 PM cut off. The proposal to standardize closures failed as several members dissented. Historically shops closed in July and August. plan would affect clothing, dry goods, and other lines except drug stores.
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Sioux City
Spa
Public Health Director of Colombia Visits Brother in Yankton
Dr Henry Hanson director of public health for Colombia arrives at the home of his brother W D Hayes 206 Twenty six street after traveling from Yankton D D where he accompanied the body of his wife who died months ago at Colon Panama Hanson plans to return to Colombia during the week Chief health official visits as a guest at a private residence
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Henry Hanson
International Health Board
Colombia
W. D. Hayes
Hosiery to Show Skirt Lengths in Paris Range
Paris dictates skirt hems must fall between ten and fifteen inches from the floor, a standard likely to influence fashion choices and footwear, as designers adjust styles to fit the rule.
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Paris
Riverside Residents Share News and Visits Across States
Riverside residents list guests and travelers visiting relatives in Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and California while others plan Fourth of July gatherings. Names include Mrs Jessie Eldred of Chicago visiting in Sioux City and Mrs Helen Davis returning to Davenport with her sister Mrs Frank Brenton and children Lou and Marion.
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Helen Davis
Davenport
Frank Brenton
Lou and
Marion
Riverside Boulevard
Sunday Movies Ban In Griswold Sought
The Griswold case seeks an injunction to stop Thom as Crawford from movie operations on the Sabbath, filed by James Larry and George Knoke as Blue Law supporters. A hearing before Judge Whitmore is set to show cause why Sunday showings should not end. Rumors say the Ku Klux Klan may back the suit as part of a two year effort to gain influence in Griswold.
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Atlantic
Griswold
James Larry
I George Knoke
Blue Iaw
Cass County District Court
Thomas Crawford
Crawford
T. ©. Whitmore
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Community Correspondents Welcomed by The Register
The Register invites readers in South Sioux City and surrounding communities to contribute notices and information. Correspondents include Vera Hanson Riversile-Siss at 2831 Home Street and Anna Wile Nama at 360 Orleans, with Miss Vera Hanson listed in Highland.
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Register Hi
South Sioux City
Neb
Riversile
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Morningside
Anna W. Wile Nama
Orleans
J. Malloy
Avenue
Washington university student visits relatives in summer region
Washington university in St. Louis plans a summer with his aunt Mrs. F Coacher at 921 Fayewater and will spend the Fourth with his grandmother Mrs. Ambersera at Wilmot South Dakota. Charles Weber, 0517 Military Road, has recovered and returned to work after injuries from a recent accident. Miss Shirley Cobleigh and Mrs. Mable Faust of 1915 Nash Street dined with Mrs. Henry Knepper. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shemmer of 1022 River Drive report their home was nearly destroyed by a fire Tuesday morning, likely caused by defective wiring.
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Jules Fredette
Alf, Fredette
Boles Street
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Catherine Piefferle
Yankton, & C
Mra T.steckler
Roosevelt Street
Washington University
St. Louis
F. Coacher
Fayewater
Mra 1J
Ambersera
Wilmot
S. D
Charles Weber
Military Road
Shirley Cobleigh
Mable Faust
Nash Street
Henry Knepper
Jorge Emerson
Kansas City
Guy Pillsbury
Morningside Avenue
California
Charles Emerson
Morningside College
Pillsbur
A.C. Bartels
Glendale
Cal
John Coates
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Bartels
New Mexico
Yeomen Picnic Planned at Riverside Park
Plans for the annual Picnic of Home Homestead lodge No. 241 Brotherhood of American Yeomen were set at a meeting. The July 19 event at Riverside Park aims to attract about 500 members and families. Chair Mrs EA Willis heads the committee with A P Cameron H G Brown and several members. Twenty new members were initiated at the lodge meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall.
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Home Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Riverside Park
Mra EA. Willis
A. P. Cameron
H. G. Brown
Rose Waltermire
Henry Leathart
Don L. Jennings
Knights of Pythias Hall
Busy week of events and travels across the region
A jumble of city notes lists homemakers, concerts, weddings, and visits. People travel to Schaller and Okoboji for the Fourth, while neighbors arrive from Kansas City and Ashton to visit Morningside residents. Royal Arch Masons hold a meeting, and births are announced. Local faculty plan summer study trips as teachers depart for study abroad.
Morningside Concerts and Summer Plans Highlight Day
Morningside hosts Irene Stalofsky as leading violinist praised since Maud Powell’s era with a chantauqua concert this afternoon. Rembrandt event and a lecture on "The Trojan Way" follow as town life notes include Bartels arriving from Glendale to summers in New York, and families planning motor trips to Onawa Iowa for the Fourth.
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Morningside Chantauqua
Irene Stalofsky
Sting
Maud Powell
Stalofsky
Theevening
Jeman
Tom Skeytill
Will Bve
Bbs
Picnic Plans Framed by A C U W Lodge
Plans for the Ancient Order of United Workmen annual picnic at Riverside Park on July 13 were finalized at a Knights of Pythias hall meeting. About 1000 lodge members and families are expected. former Iowa governor B. F. Carroll will speak. The program includes races, ball games, and contests. Sixteen new members were initiated, with another large class planned for next Wednesday.
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Order of United Workmen
Riverside Park
Knights of Pythias
Fourth and
Douglas Streets
B. F. Carroll
Iowa
Des Moines
Church to Convert Factory Building at 2345 Military Road
Rev H A Janse announces Sacred Heart plans to establish a new church at North Riverside. The former Fairway Manufacturing site at 2345 Military Road has been purchased and will be remodeled into a church with possible living quarters for Sacred Heart school sisters.
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North Riverside
H. A. Janse
Sacred Heart Congregation
Fairway Manufacturing Company
Military Road
Sacred Heart School
Hawarden girl to Alaska on Golden Belt tour
Miss Ethel Morgan of Seattle, a former Hawarden resident, will travel to Alaska this summer. She plans to spend seven weeks in Fairbanks after an 11 day journey aboard the Golden Belt line, replying to Want ads.
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Alaska
Hawarden, Ja
Ethel Morgan
Seattle
Hawarden
Golden Belt Line
Fairbanks
Cedar Falls Churches Plan to Observe Fourth of July
Three Cedar Falls churches announce Fourth of July gatherings in varied locations. Jion Evangelical members meet at Liverview Park, Danish Bethlehem at Henry Jorgensen’s country home, and Danish Nazarene at C. A. Rownd Grove. Each group will hold informal programs followed by fireworks.
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Cedar Falls
Jion Evangelical
Liverview Park
Danish Bethlehem Church
Henry Jorgensen
Danish Nazareth Church
C. A. Rownd Grove
Sue
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