Anniversary reception honors Mueller couple at church
Rev and Mrs Henry Mueller celebrated twenty years of marriage with about 200 parishioners at First Lutheran Church in Waterloo last evening. A program by Miss Ada Haus featured Miss Frieda Buenke, Arline Peters, and M Brandenburg with talks by H C Herman and William Halder praising the pastor’s debt-free church and devoted service. The Muellers, married Aug 16 1902 in Holstein Iowa, have three children Paul Ruth and Carl. A two course tray supper and a large anniversary cake followed, with garden flowers adorning the parlors and service by Mmes Pashby Herman Hue J B Becker William Stolte John Hall and Frank Wille.
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Irst Lutheran Church
Ada Haus
Frieda Buenke
M. Brandenburg
Arline Peters
Mueller
H. C. Herman
William Halder
Air. Mueller
Mmes. Pashby
Herman Hue
J. B. Becker
William Stolte
John Hall
Frank Wille
Lambert McMillan wedding ceremony to be held tonight
A wedding at the nurses' home on Hammond avenue will unite Miss Es mer t alda McMillan and Charles M. Lambert of Geneva. The service will be led by Rev. F. Herbert Moehrmann with an improvised hydrangea and fern altar in the parlor. Attendants include Miss Martha Hermann as maid of honor and Harold Arison of Minneapolis. After the ceremony, guests will attend a two course luncheon. The couple plans a Yellowstone Park trip before settling in Geneva Indiana after Sept. 1.
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Esmertalda McMillan
Airs
D. F. McMillan
Geneva
Charles M. Lambert
Presbyterian Synodical Hospital
F. Herbert Moehrmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Martha Hermann
Harold Arison
Minneapolis
Betty Joan
Ruth Jean Law
Aliss Gertrude Holmes
Mendelssohn
Eve Overton Feuster
Miss McMillan
Atlanta
Harold Carlson
Lambert
Yellowstone National Park
Waterloo
Clute-Schueller
EsteHa B. Schueller
Nicholas Schueller
Dubuque
Fred Clute
R. C. Clute
Holy Ghost Church
William Welrich
Clara
al. Schueller
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on Skin Bleach Choices
Edna Kent Forbes discusses skin bleaching methods, stressing slow, safe approaches using vegetable juices and fruits, cautioning against overnight fixes and risky products. She notes sensitive skin may require oil or cream after bleaching and advises local applications for removing liver spots and freckles.
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Initials as fashion stamp in Ruth Cameron column
Ruth Cameron notes that initials adorn clothing and objects from towels to cars, calling it a modern vanity. She observes the spread from rich to middle class and wonders what form next, while musing on personal identity expressed through marks.
The Princess Rescues Her Lover in Emerald Castle
The Princess guided by velvet clad men enters a greenish emerald castle with windowsless walls. In a vast cavern she finds the Prince bent over a treasure chest and embraces him, questioning the two men who escorted her and seeking how they escaped.
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Foley
Radio in the Home by Henry Neely
Henry Neely explains how radio enthusiasm grows from building a home setup. He urges keeping a scrap book of hookups with a numbered system and an audibility scale, learning Morse code to access long distance Amateur and concert broadcasts, while cautioning gentle bulb current.
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Princess and Prince Escape Ogre's Twin Faced Giantess
A giantess with two faces guards treasure in a cave as the Princess tricks her by provoking the two faces to whirl around. The Princess frees the Prince, leading a group of workers in velvet suits from the forest to safety at the marble palace by the Lake of Fountains, as the lovers flee the Ogre's domain.
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Marriage Licenses Listed for Charles Lembert and Others
A bulletin lists marriage licenses including Charles M. Lembert of Geneva and Geneva Esmeralda McMillan, John Slayton of Rolfe with Laura Cox of Rolfe, George Montgomery of Clarksville and Isabelle Robertson of Toronto, Melvin A. Clark of Keota and Eva M. Crumrine of Kenta, Melvin G. Cohn of Waterloo, Shirtey M. Thompson of Minneapolis, Le Chris Larsen of Waverly, Iva Mistic Wanorer of Waterioo, Clifton Johnson of Waterloo, and Oleva Newman of Waterina. The document shows multiple pairs approved.
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Geneva
Esmeralda McMillan
John Slayton
Rolfe
Laura G. Cox
George Montgomery
Clarksville
Isabelle Robertson
Toronto
DAN Nsec Geet
Melvin A. Clark
Keota
Eva M. Crumrine
Kenta
Melvin G. Cohn
Waterloo
Shirtey M. Thompson
Minneapolis
Minnis
le Chris Larsen
Waverly
Iva Mistic Wanorer
Waterioo
Clifton Johnson
Oleva Newman
Waterina
Powwow Opens Today at Mesquakie Reservation
The annual Meequatia Indian pow wow at Tama reservation begins today and lasts through Sunday. Indians from Tama join tribesmen from other states to display dances songs and regalia with handiwork exhibits for sale. Curator Harlan of the state historical society will explain dances to visiting guests while Harvey Ingham of the Des Moines Register is set as today’s speaker. Large crowds gather Sunday often 4000 or more.
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Gale
Harlan
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Des’ Moines Register
Murtagh Invited to Speak at Iowa State Fair Grounds
J Murtagh has been invited by the Iowa League of Woman Voters to deliver a political address at the Iowa state fair grounds in Des Moines. The exact date is to be set for August 28 or 28, with the final day yet to be determined.
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Iowa League of Woman Voters
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Des Moines
World on Sleepless Nights for Noisy Motorcycles
Police records report a near midnight complaint from W. J. Staley of 38 Parker Street. A young man on a motorcycle allegedly ferries a girl home nightly between 1:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. at high speed with the cutout open, disturbing residents who seek rest on hot nights.
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Parker Street
Lochinvar
Girl Sues Benton Sheriff Over Arrest
Miss Peart N. Searcy of 217 Fourteenth street sues Benton county Sheriff P. W. McKevitt for 10000 damages alleging false warrant and imprisonment. Complaint filed at Vinton states she was arrested October 27, 1921.
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Benton
Defamation suit alleges hotel fraud arrest without probable cause
The filing accuses the defendant of defrauding a hotelkeeper and seeks $5,000 actual and $5,000 exemplary damages. The plaintiff claims she was wrongfully arrested and acquitted at the hearing, and notes the last city directory lists Miss Scarey as a cashier at the Columbia Theatre in Waterloo.
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Columbia Theatre
Waterloo
Shorthand and English Teachers Chosen for New High School
The west school yard selects Miss Margaret Schott Evansville Ind to teach shorthand at the new high school and Miss Elta D Janson Marshalltown to teach departmental English. Robert Nelson and H L Stech are hired as janitors for the new school.
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Evansville
Ind
Elta D. Janson
Marshall Town
Robert Nelson
H. L. Stech
Marital Woes Prompt Civil Actions In Courts
J D Cecil sues for divorce from Karin Cecil alleging desertion dating from June 1978 after their 1910 New York City marriage. Lila Elsie Bedessen Iris files for legal separation from Ernest Bedessen, claiming a 4 year old child custody and $16 weekly alimony. marriage in Winona Minnesota on March 3, 1919.
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Karin Cecil
New York City
Ldla
Elsie Bedessen
Iris Fed
Ernest Bedessen
Winona
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Maren
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