Miss Anna Crowley Weds Homer Derr At St Mary Parish House
Miss Anna Crowley daughter of Mrs William Kaumans and Homer J Derr wed at the parish house of St Marys church with Rev Edward Slattery officiating Miss Julia Walker and John Crowley attended The reception hosted by Mrs Kaumans followed the ceremony Twenty five guests were present The couple will visit Decatur and Danville before settling in Chicago where Derr works as an electrician Derr is a St Marys graduate class of 1923 and studied at Cedars Teachers College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Crowley
William
Kaumans
Ana
Homer J. Derr
St.ee Church
Edward Slattery
Julia Walker
John Crowley
Miss Crowley
Ars. Kaumans
Eceniarpiece
Thomas Hotchkiss
Ambrose Dalie
Barnice Donalua Assibladi
Derr
Decaturium
Danville
Chicago
Ars. Derr
St. Mary's High School
Teachers College
Cedars
Ross Pupils Recital Tomorrow Night at Ross Conservatory
Piano students of Frederic Mills Rogs perform a program at the Ross Conservatory studio including works by Schubert Palmgren Liszt Beethoven Chopin and Grieg. The recital is open to the public with no admission charge and begins at o'clock tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Mills Rogs
Ross Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Impromiu
Schubert
Palmgren
Butterfly
la' Yalea
Lucie Webster
Liszt
Grieg
Winala
Beethover
Larmice Serop
Elocution
Witz
Chopin
Bercouss
Griez
Athens
Beethoven-Rubenstein
Mie Strom
Godard
Wedding This Afternoon at M. I. Parsonage
Miss Emma Prntle and Frank Dana wed by Dn Harry Roadman at Grad Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Attendants were Mrs. Chris Su dermeier and Herbert Sund Merey. Newlyweds plan a Chicago and Eastern trip, returning in May to 286 Lafayette, Athletes Honored by Altr. and Mrs. Charvns Lewis hosted a dinner for basketball team, medals awarded to champions.
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Emma Prntle
Prank Dana
Harry Roadman
Grad Methodist Episcopal Church
Y O'Rlock
Chris Sudermeier
Herbert
Sund Merey
Dinh
Chicago
Otter
Lafayette Street
Altr
Charvns
Lewis
Myr
Frank Puller
Thellinois Central Railiaa
Phin
Adolph Feisner
Mr. Fuller
Conte
Leonard Gunstead
Bidw Ott
Charles Hostetler
Edward Boehnke
William }Eisner
Not clear notice seeking ad cooperative cooperation
Fragmentary notice requests information on a local organization and its meeting schedule. It mentions cooperation with various groups and a call for submissions by a stated publication date. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Beauty Tips and Dandruff Treatments From The Era
Fragmented health and beauty guidance covers scalp massage using hands and hair pulling to stimulate blood flow, plus egg based masks and shampoo methods. It also touches on dance training for figure changes and notes on weight standards. The text reads like a period gossip style home remedies column with practical tips and fashion hints.
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Esa
Angers
Harmony church class fund drives animal doy
Harmony First Presbyterian Church hosts an animal day with hostesses Mrs L J Miller Mrs Jared Miles Mrs T J Morris and Mrs Andrew Mitchell arrangements are made to present The End of the Lane a three act comedy by Baptists Players in the social room at Dunkerton and Independence directed by Mrs F R Asquith and Mrs C Auusser starts at 825 pm an orchestra will play before the curtain dress rehearsal held yesterday evening Lydia Lord Davis of Chicago will speak at the Clearing House luncheon under the Woman's Organization of First Congregational church at 1 pm Thursday afternoon the cabinet will meet at 1280 o'clock Thursday in the church parlors later meetings cover April activities and various church societies with officers and hostesses named for upcoming luncheons meetings and program events across multiple churches and circles
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Isabella
Beverly Burch
Marjorie Burch
Elliott Marsh
Jack Althouse
Vedla Diekman
D. X. Watkins
Jessie Stubbs
Burch
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
L. Ij. Miller
Jared Miles
T. J. Morris
Andrew Mitchell
The
Baptists
Dunkerton
Independence
F. R. Asquith
C. A. Uuasser
Lydia Lord. Davis
Chicago
Clearing House
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Mra
D. Wilcox
Mmes. I. Gertrude Eddy
Sarah Eddy
AE. Enderlein
Frank Edwards
Paul Ewing
Grace Farr
Arthur Ferguson
Thomas Perris
Ridenour
Feant
Chariss D
Nels Mayland
Hershey
J. R. Adams
Christian Church
Pierson
Ife
Waterloo
Trustees of
George
Cedar Heights
George Gall
K. B. Shaw
Harry Nauman
John Silver
Rotary
Cedar Falls
Rotary Clah
Black
Wasik
I Madsen-Petersen
J. D.winding
Calgary Baptist Church
Edward Madsen
Maude Petersen
G. Wi. Petersen
First Street
Ermin B. Frye
New Members Welcomed to Waterlea Woman's Club
New members were voted into the Waterlea Woman's Club at a board meeting held yesterday. Members discussed establishing clinic days with departments meeting in morning and afternoon, luncheon served at noon, as a trial weekly club day contingent on the annual meeting on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlea Woman's Club
Clulb House
Mereura
Auiece Ji
Murray
W. PL Sengen
Mra. J
Thechitul
Ater
Mest
Waverly Girt Wed to Waterloo Man Monday Morning
Miss Veronica Ruade of Waverly wed Lonnie J. Willis of Waterloo in a 7:26 AM ceremony at St. Marys Catholic Church with Miss Coring Bedard as bridesmaid and Michael Hhode, her brother, as best man. The couple plans a wedding trip to Chicago and will live in Waterloo.
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Waverly Girt
Waterloo
Veronica Ruade
Waverly
Becaie Lie
Lonnie J. Wilis
St. Mars’s Catholic Shmibeh
Father T. R. Collns
Club Notes and Sunshine Club Meeting Report
Club Notes records a Jolly Pun club session at Mrs Clarence Reardon home with contests and banca. prizes awarded to Mrs Arnold Zack Mrs Oscar Dybsford and Mrs John Paulus. a two course luncheon. Sunshine club held a 1 pm luncheon with bunco favors awarded to Mrs John Doyle Mrs G F Lustoff and Mrs Lee Ransom. P C EB club to meet tomorrow at Mrs W C G Delaney home.
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Jolly Pun Club
Clarence Reardon
Arnold Zack
Oscar Dybsford
John Paulus
Sunshine Club
Bunca Favors
John Doyle
G. F. Lustoff
Lee Ransom
P. C. EB. Club
W. CG. Delaney
Former Reinseck Mian Returns From Ireland
Reinbeck Iowa April 1 Joseph Afont Romery arrived last week from Ireland where he moved six years ago. He formerly ran a blacksmith shop here and is visiting his sister Mrs Alex Clact and friends. Mrs WD Cumming Puckwanna has returned home after a seven week visit. Frank Snow closed his shoe store and repair shop Saturday night and plans outdoor work. Carsten Landt who suffered a stroke is recovering but critical. Rey Creswell expected to come home from Allen Memorial Hospital Saturday.
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Reinbeck
Joseph Afont
Romery
Ireland
Saw
Das
Marshalltown
Stig
Frid Scheil
Curie
Schell
Dubus
Tevry
Carsten Landt
Rey Creswell
Allen’ Memorial Hospital
Commercial Club Seeks 300 Members and Local Sessions
The Commercial Club aims to enroll 300 members and launches an April 6 drive across five districts led by 20 campaign teams. Separately Cedar Falls township convened a regular session to equalize assessments, address a cross-township farm, and appoint officials while other community events include church meetings, a Masonic ceremony, and several local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Walls
Cedar Malls Commereil
Wen N. J. Ehrig
Fred Oleson
J.P. Jepsen
H. P. Baird
T. Waits
T. B. Christensen
H. C. Smith
Dr. B
Albert, Rasmussen
J. WL McCuffree
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
McCaffree
Jonu Hocke
J Township
Harry Larsen
Lownshin
G. A
W. Re .C
Commu
Arthur E. Fish
Grand Arnott Gay
Mrs. Allen Cocroft Buried in Cemetery at Independence
Independence notes mark the burial of Mrs. Allen Cocroft at Oak Grove Cemetery after a lingering illness. Born Cora Watkins in Spring Prairie Wisconsin in 1858, she married Allen Cocroft and lived in Wisconsin before moving to Independence in 1883. She died after surgery in Janesville Wisconsin Mercy Hospital. The obituary lists surviving relatives and mentions rifle and archery club events and local matches in coming weeks.
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Independence
Integra
Allen Cocroft
B. E. Cole
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ladysmith
Wis
Cora Watkins
Praizio
Allen Crocroft
Wisconsin
Ales
D. Roberts
Cocrote
Ceacrott
EL Cole
G.L. Parker
Harriet Robarts
Fred Heinstreet
Eikhorn
iWis
Vilornia
Mateohes
Independence Rifle Club
Swarleton Club
Lech
Manchester
Wier
Aurora
G Mintel
Ind Baen
Hoe
Buchanan County
Troy Alhis
Diamond Dyes offer tinting for fabrics
A vintage advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple one cent tinting solution. It claims the product can tint soft fabrics to pale or rich permanent colors in lingerie silk blends wool linen cotton and mixed goods. It instructs readers to tell their druggist the fabric type.
Sloan's Liniment for Muscle Pain Relief Letter
A reader shares how Sloan's Liniment quickly ends severe neck crick and stiffness. The letter claims few drops soothe pain, increase blood flow, reduce congestion, and provide immediate relief without rubbing in. All druggists offer it at 35 cents.
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Sloan
Sloan's
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Rochester
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Gladys Lehrdemier
Catherine
Mabb
Osben McMullen
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Charles Setton
Jennie Soloman
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Faye Koher
B H. Hammons
Omaha
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Neborah Sodety
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Y. WW
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Dorothy Robinson
Edna Huffman
Frances Mauser
Marian Riize
Virginia Smith
A. P. Smith
Shrine of
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Dorothy Jean Scheppele
E.F. Schepnele
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Mary Shanger
Clara Norby
Presbyterian Hospital
Lucy Kimball
Ginora Marquis
Sacred Heart Ladies* Aid Society
William’ Slack
William “Slitchell
Sumuint Rawlings
Woman’s Club
Dearie
Civic Department of Wittries Women's Club
Beha. Marquis
Charlotte Chorpening
A. Boatman
Miss Bininet
Big Chief
Cyavy Jeugro
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Price
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A. A.” Hoffmann
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Bert Petrie
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el Delaney
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Friant Wisner
Edwin Hoardman
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J. J. Peterson
Reinseck
Coat Falls
Baily News
George H. Twadale
Neva
Commercial Club
Blembers
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William B. Fagan
State Teachers College
Lea
University of Chicago
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Richmond
Ind
Trentont Street
Alta Freeman
Annie Duncan
Andrew Winther
Osage
Cédar Falls
Winther
Henry Johnson Drug Store
Main
Mr. Johnson
Buyel
Spying Seufferlain
Glack Yawk Township
Mr. Seulferlein
Seulferleins
Long Beach
Cal
Peter Gall
Shamus
Sartori Hospital Bagster Cvaning
Dickva
Fromer Verton
Il Gio Dapartment
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Cedar Mails
Christian “Markusen
Grenora
Pive
Caldwell
Idalia
Martin C. Provensen
Voice
Milliken Universty
Decatur, II
Loungis
Europe
Odd Fellows
Waicloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mindel
Shheinel
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