Marriage notices and society events in Waterloo Dubuque area
The clipping records numerous society items from Waterloo and Dubuque including the wedding of Taylor Webster and Helen Sars in Dubuque with a double ring ceremony, and other celebrations such as farewell parties for Miss Amona French and a Stitch and Chatter Club picnic at Cedar River Park. It also notes meetings, missionary society activities, and domestic tips in local clubs and newspapers.
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Amona French
Los Anles
Mary Kally
Viola Kascht
Targaret
Ethel Look
Oelwein
Stitch and Chatter Club
Cedar River Park
D. French
Cave
Los Angeles
M. Journey
Fort Dodge
Ila
Beauty Hair Styles From Spanish Influences
Edna Kount Forbes outlines a brunette favored hairdressing trend inspired by Spanish fashion. The guide describes central parting, ears slicked back, back knot, and optional Spanish combs, with tips to keep top smooth and face soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kount Forbes
Covon Lutter
Side Talks on Money And Moral Values By Ruth Cameron
A cynical view of social status through money references, noting how casually wealth is cited in conversations. The piece contrasts admiration for wealth with recognition that true value lies in hard work, service, and earned ability rather than status or money.
Judge laments lack of whipping post for wife beaters
Judge O B Gourt scolds M J Riley for intoxication and wife beating in Dalawara claiming no local whipping post exists. He condemns insufficient punishment and suspends sentence for good behavior after Riley agrees to quit drinking and help his family. Neighbors had lodged the complaint and the wife sought assistance from the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Riley
O. B. Gourtright
Dalawara
Senietice
Riley
League Records to Open Treaties for Public Publication
Sir James Eric Drummond announces a new office to register and publish treaties under Article 18. The League council urges public control to strengthen law, reduce distrust, and promote international open engagements. Non members may request registration and publication via the secretary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Eric Drummond
League of Nations
League
League Xt
Council of the
Council of the League of Nations
Chief Turney Returns to Navy After 12 Years of Service
Chief boatswain mate J H Turney, after 12 years in the U S Navy, is mustered out and sails tonight for Great Lakes training to re enlist for naval aviation. After a month’s leave he will re enter active service. He is the son of Mr and Mrs M J Turney of 1215 Avalon Avenue and enlisted at 16, serving on the battleship Pennsylvania and as an instructor at Great Lakes. He has been with the local recruiting station for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8. Navy
J. H. Turney
Great Lakes Training Station
Naval Aviation
R Naval Forces
Chief Turney
M. J. Turmey
Avalon Avenue
Navy
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Vacation Bible School Enrolls 150 at First Baptist
One hundred fifty children enrolled in First Baptist church daily Vacation Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Bar, C. and Osborn Hudson opened with a talk on order and usefulness. An hour of singing followed with Mrs. Osborn directing and Mrs. Lasger at the piano. Students were grouped by age with crafts like toy furniture making, basket weaving, raffia work, and sewing planned for three weeks of daily sessions from 9 to 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bar, C. & Osborn
Hudson
Walnut Street Baptist Church to celebrate twelfth anniversary
Plans are under way for the twelfth anniversary dedication of Walnut Street Baptist Church to be observed the evening of Tuesday October 18. The organizing committee includes J B Tuthill J B Burge R H Crowther W S Howell Mrs B J Howrey Mrs J A Smith and Mrs Henry Bunnell.All who helped build the church are urged to attend and give brief remarks at the banquet. Those in touch with the church during the past 12 years are invited. The new pastor will be on the field at that time.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tuthill
J. B. Burge
R. BH
Crowther
Howell
B. J. Howrey
J. A. Smith
Henry Bunnell
Flelit
Musicale at Raymond Hall Friday by Waterloo Talents
A Miss Caled event will be held at Raymond Hall Friday evening by Waterloo tal or Sunday? directed by Miss Margaret Maddigan as a benefit for the Ladies Aid society. Advertising is emphasized.
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Raymond
Parryond
Aus
Raymond Hall
Waterloo Tals Ont
Margaret Maddigan
Ladies* Pd
True Wisdom Theme Of Sermon Heard By W B C Graduates
Baccalaureate address to Waterloo Business College students given last evening at Westminster Presbyterian church by Rev Palip Y Pendeltop of Cedar Rapids Christian Church. He cited Ecclesiastes and Solomon, urging value beyond worldly study. Music by George E Turner and orchestra accompanied the exercises. Rev C H Purmort attended, introduced by A F Gates who noted prior participation in 1889. Closing social Thursday features alumni baseball game and picnic supper.
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Waterloo Business College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Palip Y. Pendeltop
Christian Church
Cedar Rapida
Book of Revclesiastes
Anid
Solowon
al Thia
George E. Turner
C. 11. Purmort
Waterloo
A. F. Gates
Hingelf
Cedar Heights Sees Monster Catfish Captured
Charles Deal of Cedar Heights landed a 16 pound 12 ounce shovelhead catfish on an ordinary line in the Cedar River near the village bluffs. He also hauled ten pike that day. The creature, 26 inches long with a head 18 inches across, drew Cedar Heights into statewide notice as Sinnard's Groc ery displayed the catch.
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Charles Deal
Cedar Heights
Cedar River
Deal
Sinnard
Fourth Street East
New YWCA Cafeteria Director Assumes Duties
Miss Willetta Moore, new director of the YWCA cafeteria in Eugene, Ore, today assumed charge to fill the vacancy from Miss Grace Howe’s resignation. A graduate of Oregon State Agricultural College with a B S in home economics, Moore taught four years in Eugene high school and led cafeteria and home economics. She has done food conservation and YWCA work in schools. A formal September opening is planned.
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Willetta Moore
Eugene
Ore
Young Woman's Christian Association
Grace Howe
Boscobel
Wis
Miss Moore
Waterloo
Oregon State Agricultural College
Eugene, Ore
Arnstein to be tried Oct 4 on bond plot charges
Jules W Nicky Arnstein, central figure in New Yorks 5 000 000 bond plot, will face trial October 4 on indictments charging larceny and receiving stolen property. Judge Grain fixed the date in general sessions.
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Arnstein
Associated Press
New York
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Grain
Stedman Accepts Socialist Ticket by Letter
Chicago figure Sey mur Stedman of Chicago accepts the Socialist party vice presidential nomination by letter. He frames the party's stance on major issues, pledging peaceful change toward a cooperative society and economic readjustment, while rallying workers to a broader struggle for liberty.
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Stedman
Chicago
Rte. 2
Socialist Party
Seymur Stalman
Smus
Socialist National
Museuril
Baviadat Party
Steadman
Des Moines Parole Board Receives Afidavits in Case
Walter RK. French travels to Des Moines tonight with a sheaf of affidavits to present to the parole board in an effort to secure release from the reformatory.
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Walter RK. French
Des Moines
Board of Parole
Prisoner Hochman Granted Ground for Clemency Appeal
The document notes Hochman sentenced to 10 years for breaking into a building in 1917, committed in 1928, with his mother Kulay Hovickman filing the petition supported by George Cb. blacks county attorney and J.C. Maret the defense. notes lack of details on the case and the request for leniency.
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Gail Macknan
Benton
Kulay Hovickman
Hochman
Phone and gas sites advanced in state utilities plan
The Associated Press reports adjustments to telephone and gas utility sites in the state. Areas between Dixon and Seeding saw street work raised, with sites and routes advanced as part of the observed public utilities foresee plan.
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Associated
UbNnela
Forettasion
Apsta Bnd
Dixon
Seeding
Postal Clerks Seek Court Review Of Dismissals
Chicago postal clerks Pierce Ballor and Warry Bier travel to Washington with former clerk to seek a court of appeals review of charges of unbecoming conduct and to win support from Samuel Gompers and the AFL. They were discharged after directing a publicity drive for higher pay and better conditions, amid threats of a strike by Chicago’s 4000 clerks.
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Chicago
Pierce
Ballor
Jerka’ Union
Warry W. Bier
AkhiKtane City
Washington
Wilson
Court of Apprala
Samuel Goropers
American Federation of Labor
Condust
Chiago Post
Caven
Harding
Gov
Cox
Court of Appeals
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Society News
Taylor Webster
Mise Helen
Atterson Webster
Samuel Webster
Tracy
Helgerick
Sars Taylor
Wataroo
KR. Taylor
Dubuque
John
Willard Hall
F. A. Becker
Hirst. Brethven
Woman’s Missionary Society
E. J. Thompson
Howe-Sells
Dorothy F. Sells
New Hartford
Uel Howe
Mason City
Grace M. B. ‘Hurch
B.J. Lockwood
Mason “By
Our Lady of Victory Court
Byrnes Park
Ee Vor
Ias
Bertha Mill
Missesene
Lucille Sutter
Juion Park
Rebecca Pienio
Rebecca Lodge
Temple Rebecca Lodge
Mu No. 37
Cadar River Park
J. L. Wilson
Sadur River Park
J.D. Club
Ruth Cameron
Dabneys
Pye
Henry
P. M
Walnut ST
Big Catfish
Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria
Ae Bnhata
Evening Courier
Allania
Bastille
Shek Ralfase
Reformatory
Inalatie
Siva
Aichave News
TE Aeliot
The
Finchord Mercantile Co
Finchord Mercantile Company
Barrett
F. W. Garrison
Philadelphia
Maignen Chemical Co. Securities Bldg
Ded Hotaow
Paul Daus
Ria
Voile
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