Messerly Family Set for Reunion in Reunion Sumner Ia
Society notes report the Messerly family second annual reunion at Cedar River park with attendees from across the state. Dinner, short session, program talks, group singing, and visiting followed, with several original Messerly members present.
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Sumner
Messerly
Cedar River Park
Verfore
Messeris
Rudolph Messerly
Cedar Falls
Dilzabeth Grunig
Alison
Fred Seufferlein
Uedor Rapids
Willian Klein
Los Angeles
Cal
Misa Lucy Messerly
Club Notes and Social Events Highlight Prewedding Plans
The notice lists a series of club activities and social gatherings including a piente supper at Elk Rus, a picnic for members, and prenuptial courtesy dinner for Miss Helen O Keefe at Black's tearoom. It also mentions a postnuptial party for Mrs. Kascht and a report by Anna Gibson on a Maccabees convention. A Rainbow meeting plans to attend President Harding's funeral service.
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Wild Tose Club
Byrnes Park
Sullivan
Brboot
Black's Tearoom
Helen O'Keefe
Cletus J. Golinvaux
Mooroe, Mich
Miss O'Keefe
L. J. Kascht
Mae Mullis
Minneapolis
C. F. Smith
Mohawk Street
Mmes. Smith
E. W. Whitenack
Arch Baker
W. B.A
Anna C. Gibson
Council Bluffs
Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees
the Order
Pacific Coast
Cedar Review
Ben Hur Hall
Rainbow Meeting
Harding
Trinity American Lutheran Guild Meets Tomorrow
The Trinity American Lutheran guild will hold a regular afternoon gathering in the church parlors tomorrow. Members are asked to bring blue carpet rags. Hostesses will be Kate Tillabaugh and Ralphi Shave.
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Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Kate Tillabaugh
Ralphi Shave
Divorce actions filed in Reinbeck and Fairbank cases
Alive and Dixon filed for divorce from Charles E. Dix alleging separation two months after a 1923 marriage. She seeks injunction against molestation and an equity claim on a house in Reinbeck. Martha W. Dubs seeks legal separation from Alfonse A. Duban, married in 1918, with separation in 1921.
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Dixon
Charles E. Dixon
Reinbeck
Martha W. Dubs
Alfonse A. Duba
Fairbank
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Readers seek skincare and hair care advice from Edna Kent Forbes. Topics include avoiding excess tar tar intake, daily baths, olive oil for skin, hair tint limits, foot odor remedies, scalp cleansing, hair removal, and tips for constipation and perspiration.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron On Reading And Talkative People
A column reflects on the joy of reading romances and lively conversations. It recalls Stevenson's gatherings and the value of drawing others out to share experiences and philosophies. The piece argues happiness comes from being engaged with life and people.
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Ruth Cameron
Runaway Girl Sought With Man After Statewide Alert
State police and Frank L Anibal seek Michael Schilling 23 and Ruth Anibal under 16 after a weeklong tour across the state as man and wife. Schilling faces a serious charge and is reportedly linked to prior thefts in Iowa Falls. Officers warn the couple may be armed with two revolvers and remain at large.
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Frank L. Anibal
Jefferson
Ruth Anibal
Michael Schilling
E. Walker
Schilting
Schilling
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Jantbal
City in brief notes and social updates
Local brief shows residents visiting relatives in Minneapolis and Spirit Lake, with more entries on guests from Burlington and Chicago. Includes minor injuries, meetings of the Social Welfare league, nurse registration, thimblebee at St Luke, and staff changes at a medical practice.
Night Parking Ban Draws Protest From Travelers In Waterloo
United Commercial Travelers in Waterloo announce plans to protest the city council action restricting night parking of autos in business districts from midnight to 6 a m. They argue the rule harms traveling merchants who arrive late and typically park in front of hotels. They seek an amendment to exempt hotel guests from the ban.
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United Commercial
Waterloo
Speeders Run Wild on Old Cedar Falls Road
Residents along the graveled Old Cedar Falls road complain that drivers speed past 60 mph, throwing gravel from the roadway. A severe accident two miles east of Cedar Falls left one car demolished and the driver severely injured after being thrown through the windshield. County policing on Rainbow Drive has kept accidents low this summer. Citizens may seek motorcycle cops if speeding continues.
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Cedar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Speeders Face Fines as Docket Shrinks to Three
Three defendants appeared this morning for speeding and related offenses. Alfred Harrison failed to return after posting 25 bond for 40 mph on Fourth Street East. Rev. Christopher Morkides and Charles Kinney received the minimum fines and costs, with Kinney’s case continued. Foster’s car license issue was moved to the state unit for later trial. William Goodfellow, La Porte City, jailed on a Manchester warrant after a prior 60 day sentence and escape while at work.
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Speeders
Alfred Harrison
Fourth Street
Christopher Morkides
Charles Kinney
W.ich. Foster
State Division of Municipal Court
William Goodfellow
la Porte City
City
Manchester
O. B. Courtright
Goodfellow
Scane Reassumes Solo Manager Role at Clothes Shop
F. M. Scane has taken charge of Scane's Clothes Shop as sole manager after a recent reestablishment. He had been with the firm for 18 months but faced business reverses that led to an arrangement with the Royal Adjustment Co. of New York. Final payments to creditors were made last Saturday, restoring control to Scane, who reports strong patronage and plans to continue operations in the city.
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F. M. Scane
Scane
Altho
Royal Adjustment Co
New York City
Guardsmen Leave For Annual Waterloo Encampment
Waterloo sentries depart for a two week drill at Fort Des Moines Co D and Co B infantry with 130 men each. Co D drums form a new corps as officers supervise a 6 am baggage loading. A special train carries two bugle companies, Cedar Falls and Junction aboard. Camps will be canvas year with Gen Tinley in command and Col Ross and Col Brewer directing regiments.
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Tain
Waterloo
Fort Des Moines
Co. D
Co. B
Armory
Great Western
Clyde W. Davis
Otto Kaberle
Howard J. Rouse
Deus
Lloyd Shepherd
Chicago Great Western
Cedar Falls
Junction
Gump
War Department
Camo Dodge
Matt Tinley
Council Bluffs
I. D. Ross
Des Moines
Col. Brewer
Barn at Dewar Burns in Lightning Fire
A barn on the Ed Schmitt farm near Dewar Iowa burned in a 3 am lightning strike. Operated by Harry Griffith the barn’s hay contents were destroyed while other buildings were saved thanks to heavy rainfall. Loss estimated at $2000 with insurance.
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Dewar
Ed. Schmitt
Harry Griffith
Economical Letter Saving Taught by Minnesota Pair
A Minnesota retail store run by two women proves thrift by reusing an un stamped envelope received from another business. They turned the envelope inside out to display a blank exterior, steamed the flap, and resealed it. The message used blank space cut from other letters, written in pencil on both sides across narrow strips.
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Minnesota
German mark slides to record lows after bank holiday
Londom August 7 The German mark opened at a record low near 9,000,000 to the pound after a bank holiday and then fell further. By mid afternoon it offered at 15,000,000 to the pound with no buyers and implied about 3,333,333 to the dollar.
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Londom
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Fern Oman
Neva Lawless
Herbert Faye
Irena Muthaler
Lincoln Park
Rainbow Circle
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Rufus Wa Jacoby
Raibow
I Jpicnic
M. H. Kintball
Charles Osik
Chicago
Sunnyside Country Ciit
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Nel Jackson
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Nurses! _ Association——Presbyterian Nurses’Aluminae
Nell E Hayes
Ni B. Club
Piente
Elk Rus
Church News
Bonnie
Betty
K.t
Frank G
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Iceman
Mora
Vente
Robert Louis Stevenson
Bournemouth
Enrae Stevenson
Mike Schilling
Buchanan
John Gales
Ricker Street
Scarlet Fayer
Ray Hilleary
Burlington
Ray Nesbit
Clough
Thelma Olson
Hampton
Georgia Walker
Broadway
Mildred Rector
R.N. Palm
Ruth Pinkerton
B. C. Pinkerton
C. x. Berkley
Arlene Cohn
Eleventh Street
Alva la ‘Tier Olson
KE. G. Andersson
Gus Krueger
Harold Fox
Cedar Rapids
Julius Mortenson
Vine’ Street
St. Francis Hospital
The
Social Welfare League
Black
Ruth Nemecek
Rockford, Il
H. G. Brown Kave
Templar Pamie
Spirit Lake
Brown
Disinois Central
Laura Madsen
Synodical Hospital Nurses’ Training School
Mes
Jennie S. Bird
County Recorder
St. Comn the Evangelist Church
Mulberry Street
Floyd Everett
Dale Kipatrick
Seventh Street
Everett
Ifya Bandfield
Bobby Chandler
Des Mouines
Pyramid Portland Cement Company
John W. Gwynne
Iowa
Lammert Selleck
Rath Packing Company
Hel
Ilinois
Allard
Blekley
Curry and
Dunkelberg
Black’s
U.C. T
Cedar Falls Road
Dewar Burns
Shop Girl
Jee Ee Tees
Wens Ene
Els
Atete
Stes
Nissan
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