Erna Bierman Weds Milton J Hartleip Saturday
Erna Bierman and Milton J. Hartleip married Saturday at noon in Independence. Rev. Gilbert officiated at the Presbyterian pastor’s residence. The couple, visiting Mason City and Clear Lake, will reside at 425 Oak Lawn Ave after Sept. 1. Erna is from Cedar Falls and Milton is from New York via Oakley Chemical company.
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A. F. Bierman
Stenberry
Cedar Falls
Erna
Milton J. Hartleip
J. A. Hartleip
Independence
R. F. Hecklinger
Miss Fear] Hartlelp
Mr. Gilbert
Presbyterian Church
Hartleip
Mason City
Clear Lake
Oaklawn Avenue
V. O. ¥. Sigma Phi
Oakley Chemical Company
New ‘York
Phi Sigma Chi
Sunnyside hosts women’s invitational golf with 36 guests
Thirty six visiting players from Des Moines Marshalltown Dalwein Independence Webster City and Cedar Rapids compete at Sunnyside Country Club today for the women’s invitation tournament. A 40-strong local crowd enjoys the event as one of two major items on the women’s calendar.
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Eix
Sunnyside Coutry Club
Des’ Moines
Marshalltown
Dalwein
Independence
Webster City
Cedar Rapids
Norma Dow Betrothal Revelation At Sister's Party
At a Monday evening gathering of the First Lutheran church glee club at the W A Dow home, Norma Dow announced her engagement to Lester Schautze of Manitowoc Wisconsin. The couple plans to wed in early September as prizes bearing the news indicated.
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First Lutheran Church
W. A. Dow
Alice
Dow
Azel
Luncheon Honors Miss Crumpacker in Chicago
Miss Mary Crumpacker of Chicago, returning from an Alaska tour, was feted at a 1 o clock luncheon at Blask's tearoom. Hostess Miss May Dahl of Cedar Falls entertained twelve guests in yellow and white. Additional visitors included Mrs. William Wendt of Spencer and Miss Alice Graham of Chicago, with several other local guests noted.
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Mary Crumpacker
Chicago
Alaska
Blask
May Dahl
Cedar Falls
William Wendt
Spencer
Alice Graham
Jesse Church
Fred Fleming
Alexander
J. Foy Cross
Will Dahl
Howard Dahl
E. C. Weisbard
L. Brown
Miss Weikert to Present Piano Recital at Cedar Falls
Mary Louise Weikert will give a piano program at Gilchrist chapel on the Iowa State Teachers College campus in Cedar Falls. The recital includes Beethoven Sonata Op 78, Chopin Etude in C sharp minor, Mendelssohn Capriccio Brillante, and works by MacDowell and Carpenter among others.
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Mary Louise Weikert
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss Weikert
Beethoven
MacDowell
Chopin
John Alden Carpenter
Mendelssohn
Behind the Scenes Irritability and Hidden Causes
A column notes how high bills and daily pressures trigger crossness in family life. Readers are urged to consider unseen factors behind quarrels and to curb irritability by recognizing the larger, shared effects of stress.
Church and Missionary Group Meetings Planned
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild meets tomorrow afternoon at the church with Mrs Dan Miller and Mrs George Mason as hostesses. First Brethren Missionary society gathers with Mrs Glen Lichty for a noon picnic luncheon at the church. Mite boxes to be opened. Central Christian church hosts a joint missionary and ladies aid picnic at Byrnes park Wednesday afternoon with officer elections and a 530 picnic supper. Rain plan keeps meeting at the church with Rev C V Allison reader. United Presbyterian Missionary society meets Wednesday at 230 with Mrs P K Jaggar. First Presbyterian Philatheans plan a Thursday island park Cedar Falls picnic supper leaving from Hotel Bltis at 6 o clock.
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Olive Strand
Emil Strand
New Hartford
Frank Kazmierzak
Pryant
Sacred Heart Church
Kazmierzk
Bryant
John M. Molloy
Kazmierzak
Anto
I Rabekah
Tempis Rabekah
Byrnes Park
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild
Dan Miller
George Mason
First Brethren Missionary Society
Glen Lichty
Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
Central Christian Church
Aid Society
Mission Society
C. V. Allison
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Eastern Star club notes at Waterloo summer picnic
Members of Past Matrons club Waterloo chapter will be guests at the summer home of Mrs. George Schoel for a picnic dinner tomorrow. Mrs. Frank Roby of Minneapolis visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Roby will also be a visiting guest.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
George Schoel
Frank Roby
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Roby
Piney Woods School closes another successful season
Piney Woods School at Braxton Mississippi, an educational institution for negroes, recently concluded a successful year with sixteen diploma graduates. The program showcased industrial, mechanical and domestic training alongside academics, with visitors from across the country including Iowa. The school is self supporting, with students building their own buildings and engaging in farming and animal care while pursuing higher mathematics.
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Piney Woods
Braxton
Miss
Waterloo
WBS
Iowa
Miss Molly LaTier Goes to New York as Foreign Buyer
Miss Molly LaTier, longtime Waterloo resident, joins Saks specialty company of New York as a purchaser. She will depart February on a foreign buying tour after leaving her current role as department supervisor at Paul Davis company. Her itinerary includes a visit to Des Moines and Minneapolis before starting the New York assignment on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly LaTier
New York
Molly
Saks Specialty Company
J. D. LaTier
Waterloo
Saks
Miss LaTier Aseener
Miss LaTier
Paul Davis Company
Lattracces
Younker! Bros. Des Moines
Dayon Dry Goods
Mineapolis
Beauty Tips and Skincare Advice From Readers
A reader column offers guidance on mole removal timing safety and dermatologist options for blemishes, noting red moles should not be touched. It also includes brief tips on hair bleaching, scalp comfort with hats, shaping the nose through surgery, and home skincare routines for whiteheads and blackheads with cleansing and toning steps.
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Lemiers
Roeitder
Rere- Niehle
Aken
Bobby
Iowa to place monument on pioneer William A Scott grave
Des Moines plans a simple stone marker for William Alexander Scott, pioneer who donated land for the state capitol extension. Scott arrived in 1842 with the First Dragoons, later ferried Des Moines river crossings, helped locate the capitol, and donated land before dying on the western plains. The 1923 legislature authorized the marker, with dedication set for fall.
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Des Moines
Capitol Extension
William Alexander Scott
Des Moines River
Scott
Company I
First Dragoons
Old Fort Des Moines
Capitol
State Capitol
Iowa
Edgar R. Harlan
Iham
Union Evening Church Services Schedule Declares Resumption in August
Union evening church services continue with a schedule showing a break for the Bible conference at Cedar Falls. Rev. W Q Chisholm new pastor at United Presbyterian will address a union service at Central Christian church Sunday, with Rev. van Allison presiding. First Presbyterian and Grace M E plan joint services at Grace M. E. church led by Dr. Rollo Burlburt of First M. E. Hirst Evangelical parishioners will attend Riverview park assembly at Cedar Falls. The final union service likely on August 31.
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Cedar Falls
W. QO. Chisholm
United Presbyterian Church
Central Christian Church
van Allison
First Presbyterian
Grace M. FE
Rollo F. Burlburt
First M. E. Church
Building Permits Issued by Wasson Commissioner
Permits issued today include FL R Harvey at 214 Vine for residence addition valued at 1000 dollars. W N Ross at 221 High for a garage valued at 200 dollars. Mrs J K Billinger at 217 Williston for a garage valued at 220 dollars. B C Heyl at 223 Quincy for a garage valued at 450 dollars.
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Wasson
FL R. Harvey
Vine
W. N_. Ross
High
J. K. Billinger
Williston
B.C. Heyl
Quincy
Police Court Notes and a Domestic Scare at The Lark
A brief police court item notes Abe Martin and others as subjects in local cases. The Lark venue saw a scare when a man returned home to find his wife possibly injured or having broken a lamp, causing concern.
Uncle Wiggily and the Bumblebee at the Seashore
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit helps a wet bumblebee stranded on the beach by drying its wings with a handkerchief and lifting it from a pool of salt water. The bee promises thanks and later returns a cork wing ball as a token of gratitude.
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Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigglly
Uncle
Lemon Juice Mix Promise For Skin Whitening
A home remedy advertises lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a quart of skin whitening lotion. The maker claims it softens and beautifies skin and is used by famous stage beauties for a clear rosy-white complexion. The preparation must be done at home and is sold as a cheap, nearly fragrant mix for immediate use.
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Dragonist
The Rabbit Gentleman and Baby Bunty Tea Incident
A whimsical scene as Baby Bunty spills hot tea and burns herself. Uncle Wigedly and Aunt Sanity treat the burn with baking soda and a bumblebee helper. The little Nadbit girl heals after a magical wind draft and a soothing, odd household rescue.
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Uncle Wipelly
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigelly
Bunty
Amy
Hanty
Wanty
Neo
Bumty
Banty
Monthly Great Western magazine boosts Iowa farms
The Monthly Magazine of Great Western promotes farm crops and local industry in Iowa. It reports on war organizations protesting county budgets and notes funding for soldier relief and memorial hall maintenance funded by patriotic groups.
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Monthly Magazine OF
Great Western
Iowa Farms
Chlengo Treat Western Magazine
Chlengo Treat
Wester Railroad
Owith
Carnegie
Teneo
Poatnar
Itis Lave
Memorial Hall
Vurlong Patriotic
Willi
William No Emerson Dies in Sioux City Funeral Held
William No Emerson longtime Sioux City Journal printer and member of the Typographical Union will be pallbearers at his funeral this afternoon at 4 oclock. He worked for 44 years at the Journal and was a renowned letterer in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Emerson
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Light Grist Greets Police Judge Today
One prisoner and three non visible defendants were hooked in the calendar as police court opened this morning. The long victim of the mourners’ bench pleaded guilty to intoxication. In lieu of ten dollars he accepted three days at hard labor as punishment. Weather defendants charged with intoxication had posted ten dollars for appearance but did not appear. A traffic violator was represented by a bond which he forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Bond
Retail Secretaries Open Convention at Des Moines
Des Moines August 12 The National Association of Retail Secretaries opened its annual convention with about 110 delegates in attendance. N Hi Ninlon of Des Moines is president. Today's program includes Edward Barr secretary of the retail division of the St Paul Chamber of Commerce Miss Sadie Hartman of Nashville Tenn J F Dobbs of Tinig and W C Murden of Iowa ALY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Association of Retail Secretaries
N. Hi. Ninlaon
Edward Barr
St. Paul
Seven-year-old boy loses hand in cap explosion accident
Postville Iowa reports Tornin Fleg, seven, lost his right hand and suffered facial injuries after exploding a dynamite cap during a play. His condition was reported as improving today.
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Postville
Tlormin Fleg
Coyle
Shane
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da Smith
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