Bride and Groom Statement From Orange Township Church
Irene Lichty and T. Cramer wed at Orange Township Church of the Brethren in a ceremony led by Rev. A. P. Blough. Guests included families from Oregon Waldron and Homesville as the couple, after a Black Hills trip, plan to reside in Linden. A large reception followed at the Lichty home with 70 attendees and a formal bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene“ Lichty
Lishty
Cramer
Franklin
Thames
Oregon
Orange
Church _ of the Brethren
A. P. Blough
Ruth Meyers
Gertrude Zook
Vern Fike
Florence’ Réedenba
Linden
Rubye Mitchell
Freeport
Juanita ~ Myers
Evelyn’ Henry
Homesville
Neb
Theodore ‘'Thons
Glenn
E. Rothrock
William Myers
Loretta Shull
Eugene Lichig
Lichty
Ada Saylor
Www. H. Maust
P. J. Blough
Juanita Meyers
Glenn Rothrock
William —. Meyers
Evelyn Heiry
Alta Monst
Junior Lichty
D.kurtz
Township High School
Morris College
Mount Morr
Thomas
Mount Morris High
Schateol
University of Trimals
Black Hills
South Dakota
Franklin Thomas
Ruth
F. L.’Whisler
Lois Gertrude
Waldron
Mich
Harry Henry
Tee Thomas
Ed Pifer
Chicago
Day Bechtold
Mount Morris
Doc
G. S. West
Irene
George
Polo, I
Harold Hoff
Mary Alice Price
Milledgeville
Wolfe to Present Recital at Cedar Falls College
Irving Wolfe bass and baritone and music faculty member will give a recital Thursday evening at 8 in the college auditorium. He will be assisted by Miss Janet Cella Little organist and Mrs Edna Wolfe will play the accompaniments. The program features arias by Vittoria and Mozart and a selection of Chopin Grieg and Burleigh pieces. Marriage notices, church board meeting notes, and local social items fill out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Wolfe
Town State’ Teachers College
Cedar Pulls
College
Janet Cella Little
Misa Edna Wolfe
Belmonte and
Gontanza
All-day Kensington Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Carpenter Home
The Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary met at Mrs Rosa Carpenter’s home 519 Dawson Street for an all day gathering. Dinner at noon and supper to be served at six. Reports discussed the formation of a new camp at Eldora Iowa and plans for a picnic in Newton honoring Ray Gifford department commander. The auxiliary to host G A R comrades and wives at dinner September 14. Inspection planned for September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Belig
Rosa. Carpenter
Dawson. Street
Sons
Carpenter
Leo Billings
John Chevalier
George
Sons ‘of Veterans
Eldara
Iai
Luxary Bre
Newton
Ray Gibford
Recital Program For Soprano Erma Stewart Michael
The recital at Iswa Style Teachers College features soprano Erma Stewart Michael with Lois Roush on piano and Janet Little as accompanist. The program includes works by Hahn Schumann Rachmaninov Liszt and traditional folk pieces.
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Dirs
Erma Stewart Michael
Iswa Style Teachers College
Ifrs
Michael
Lois Roush
Janet Little
J. Blane Vlei
Rachmaninost
Rachmaniooll
Wilson
Gurion
W C T U Hear Rev Woodall At Tuesday Meet
Reform work discussed at the W C T U meeting Tuesday afternoon in Wittard hall. Rev George Woodall of St Pauls Methodist church spoke and sang with accompanist Mrs Grace Feeley.
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Fifternoon
Wittard Hall
George Woodall
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Woodall
Grace Feeley
Helen Byrnes
Waterino
Union
Signal
GL. J. Aldrich
Por Bailey
Ida Mitchell
Institute
Ab Dewar
Peter Wooding
G. C. Chesterman
R. J. Hayssum
Offiers
Plans for entertaining Mrs Hoover in Waterloo
A committee formed by Mrs A S Weishaar to organize Mrs Herbert Hoover’s visit to Waterloo in about a week. Plans include opportunities for local women to greet her at afternoon and evening events, with formal details to be announced later this week. Birthday party notes and other social gatherings follow in the city listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Waterloo
A. 5. Weishaar
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hoover
Independence Club Members Visit Sunnyside
Independence Country club members enjoyed a Sunnyside Country Club gathering Tuesday with golf in the afternoon, dinner for about 100 on veranda tables, and bridge prizes. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collins won first honors. Mrs. Charles Knapp and Mrs. Arthur Fowler were second. Mrs. Fowler hosted the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Country
Sunnyside
Country Club
F.C. Fish
W. J. Collins
Independence
Charles Knapp
Arthur Fowler
Hints in Beauty Care Wave Comb War
Advice on creating soft waves with water wave combs for straight and bobbed hair. Steps include washing, towel drying, parting, placing combs, net cap, and air or heat drying. Also tips on brushing with oil, face cream, and preferred soaps for white hair.
Church Activities Schedule and Meetings
St Marys Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon in the school hall. Bridge and 500 at 2 30. Committees in charge are Mrs John Koch Mrs W E Brenan and Mrs Ervin McGinnis. Church Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Charles McGee 936 Kern Street Thursday afternoon. Officers section to take place. Calgary Evangelical Womans Missionary Society meets Friday 2 am at the church to attend Riverview Park Cedar. Missionary Society of First Lutheran church meets Thursday afternoon. hostesses Mrs J J Hall Mrs H S Britns and Mrs A I Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Luther ‘Teager
George Woodall
St. Paul's M
Geass Fodyge
T— Firemen
T. F
G. B. McCord
Central Christian Church
Charles MeKcte
Pythian Sisters
W. P. Malkowsky
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Churchs
Ghureh Pariors
Blue Triangle League
Gedar Falls
K. P. Hall
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Johi Koch
W. E. Brenan
Ervin’ McGinnis
Central Christian Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Mc Wee
Kern Street
Calgary
Evangelical
Womain’s Missionary Society
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Missionary Society of First Lutheran Church
J. J. Hall
H. &. Britns
A. I. Staley
Pioneer Club plans work year at Woman's Benefit meeting
Mrs. Victor Nichols hosted the Pioneer club of the Woman's Benefit Association on Tuesday afternoon at 1117 Lafayette Street. Plans were made for the coming year's work and President Mrs. Winifred Pettit will entertain the club at the next meeting on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Nichols
Pioneer Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Lafayette Street
Winifred Pettit
Wedding announced for Edith Thomson and Raymond Lambert
Announcement Tuesday night at a party by Mrs. Elia B. Thomson confirms the approaching marriage of Miss Edith Thomson to Raymond Lambert of Buckingham Iowa. The wedding is set for September 1. Mrs. Thompson and her daughter Miss Lella hosted guests including Mrs. Jennie Norton and Miss Edith Mythaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thomson
Raymond Lambert
Buckingham
Iia
Elia B. Thomson
Washington Streek
Thompson
Lella
Jennie Norton
E. G. Baker
Wilma Fortsch
Lola Honaker
Opal, Honaker
Edith Mythaler
Mock wedding draws three thousand at Pat's Pond
About 3,000 witnesses watched Luther Poulter wed Floyd Huddleston in a mock ceremony at Pat's Pond playground. Paul Foster served as best man and Frank Rosencrans as bridesmaid. Bob Entwhistle officiated. Maxine Smith entertained with novelty songs before a celebratory car ride and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat's Pond Playground
Luther Poulter
Floyd Huddleston
Paul Foster
Frank Rosencrans
Bob Entwhistle
Maxine Smith
Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art
Local notices and social updates from city brief
Community items report illness and recoveries, travel and visits for residents on Lafayette Street 910 and Williston Avenue, plus short notes on relatives, homecomings, and a birth in Long Beach. Also included are a fishing trip return, an illness of Harald Geiger, a river ice cream social, and a dentist advertisement.
Construction Machinery expands by buying Chicago Heights plant
The Construction Machinery company announces the purchase of the Marsh Capron plant at Chicago Heights for about 400000 dollars. The consolidated business will operate from Waterloo and Chicago Heights with plans to shift Chicago production to Waterloo and castings produced locally. R C Weiler becomes sales manager and moves to Waterloo by September 1 as capital stock rises to 750000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh- “Capron Company
Chicago Heights
Waterloo Concern
Harry B. Lichty
Chicago’ Heights
Lichty
Construction Machinery Company
Waterloo
Chicago
Weiler
R. C
Marsh-Capron Company
Consolidated Company
Marsh-Gapton Company
Mrs Chapman Finds Europe Rehabilitated
Mrs. Co W Chapman of 158 Gates Street Europe tour returns with impressions of postwar recovery. She witnessed Lafayette Escadrille memorial dedication for her son Lieut Carl W Chapman, whose body rests at Seiymphal memorial. She toured Reims and other cities noting growth and renewed industry in France Belgium and Switzerland. Representatives in Union County plan to form a historical society meeting in Creston Iowa Saturday.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Co. W. Chapman
Gates Street
Europe
Paris
Lafayette Escadrille
Carl W. Chapman
Chapman
Seiymphal
Thiacourt
Nancy
Waterloo
New York
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
Reims
Gve
Vollendam
History Society
Creston
U.P
Union County
Union County Historical Society
J. Colbert
Rope peddler dies in Sioux City after arrest
August Anderson an alleged warmth ring reader died last night in Sioux City Indiana after being stricken with paralysis thought to result from his arrest Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
August Anderson
Purchase Aims to Expand Marsh-Capron Plant Assets
The president of the Construction Machinery Company announced the purchase of the Marsh-Capron company plant and inventories in Chicago Heights Illinois, expanding the buyer's manufacturing capacity and asset base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Construction Machinery Company
Marsh-Capron Company
Chicago Heights
Boy Burns in Gasoline Shed Accident
Nine year old Losee Loses, son of Mr and Mrs R L Loses, was in serious condition today after touching a match to a pan of gasoline in a shed at home. His mother saved him by wrapping him in a rug.
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Wilmot Royal
Portland
Ore
Henry Grout
Block's Tearoom
R. E. Crowther
Edward Larson
James Vaughn
C. A. Fish
Roy
Grout
Bis
Sami Peck
Lafayette Street
Monror
Wis
J. H. Bast
J. E. Davis
Dorothy
Williston Avenue
Zealandia
Sask
Jd. Shanger
Seventh Street West
Vancouver
B. C
James C. Murtagh
Murtagh
Ned Oliver
Jean
Ned, Jr
Dubuque
Des Syenarco
Woodson Losee
R. L. Loses
Veal Meatloaf and Stuffed Tomato Salad Recipe Notes
The passage features a meatloaf recipe using veal with breadcrumbs milk eggs and seasoning baked in a greased pan for about one hour. It also describes a stuffed tomato salad with cucumber pulp mayonnaise and crisp lettuce, plus a maple parfait dessert made from whipped cream maple syrup eggs and rapid chilling.
Lindbergh Flies Out From Omaha for Unannounced Destination
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh departed Fort Crook air field at 9:04 a.m. for an unannounced destination with reports indicating St. Louis as a possible goal after spending the night in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Omaha
Nebor
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Fort Crook Air Field
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Injured Man Hospitalized After Incident at Allen Mey
A man was taken to hospital after an assault near Allen Mey hospital. He suffered scalp and facial cuts described as very painful. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
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Allen Mey al
Brain Test Answer Summary
Oddly phrased prompt lists corrected terms and misfits for a word test. It notes wrong words for items (major, lake, February, tiger, Java, turnip, mile, quart, stone) and questions about why and how, signaling a puzzle about word associations and misprints.
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Java
Weet Indies
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Lyle
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Charles City
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R. A
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Casebeer Heights
Religious Education
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Francis Buren
Fred McClain
Sunnyside Country Club
Robert Parrott
W.,r. Law
Nell. Jackson
H. Erdel
New York City
Lincoln Circle
The
G. A R
Memorial Hall
Margaret Metcalf
Florence Street
Miss Metcalf
Merle Jones
Teague Picnic
T. C
Mr. Woodall
Mrs. Hoover
Esther Krensky
Jeannette Krensky
Pullman
Krensky
Fourth Street West
Ruth van Viet
Goldie Woolwich
Ruth Leavitt
Earl Gould
Elaine Barr
Lows City
W. King
Baltimore Street
Bair
Independence Club
Hyoh
Hime
Church News
Joyle Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Genevieve Powell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Miss Powell
Alice Powell
R. ©. Mowlers
Maquoketa
Victor Oltrogge
Oltrogge
F.C. Oltrogge
Fremont Street
Colorado
Liedtra Zehn
Denver
Colo
Pat’s
Buchanan's
George B. Rowell
Third Avenue West
Nathan Northey
Third Avenue, West
Leach Lake
Minn
C. J
Lynes
Lele Cowlishaw
Harald Geiger
Waterlon Boat ‘Club
River Improvement Association
Second Street West
Trinity Lutheran Lawn
Chicago Heights Concrete
Miner Plant 1
Construction Machinery Company’ 8 Line II
Broad‘est Ini World
Harry
Laeninas
Tao
New England
Entz Cafe
Nat'l Bank
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Wilhelms
Frances Shop
Beth
Sur
Hills Bros
Ree
Gigi
Hygienic Products Coq
Canton, Ohio
Sant-Flash
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Corry
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