Cedar Falls wedding to unite Eddy Morgan and Roger Willard Eddy
Eddy Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan Cedar Falls will wed Roger Willard Eddy son of Mrs S E Eddy 700 Riverside Drive Waterloo at 6 p m today The ceremony will be at the bride’s Cedar Falls home Rev H S Mahood officiating They will reside at 700 Riverside Drive Waterloo The groom works for Terminal Electric Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Morgan
Glenn B. Morgan
Henry Morgan
Cedar Falls
Roger Willard Eddy
S. E. Eddy
Riverside Drive
Waterloo
H. S., Mahood
Congregational Church
Terminal Electric Company
Red Nose Causes and Home Remedies From Digestive Health to Dentistry
A reader asks how to handle a red nose caused by indigestion pinching glasses and congested blood vessels. Advice covers improving digestion, hydration, diet, daily baths and circulation, proper clothing, facial massage, and dental care to prevent further facial issues.
Among the Churches Picnic At Walnut Street Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist church hosts the Searchlight class and husbands for a Friday picnic from 2 PM. Members bring dishes and one food item. About 60 attended the Byrnes park all day meeting with a noon lunch and Ladies Aid program led by Mrs Hattie Eason, Miss Woodring, and Mildred Phinney. United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Cedar Heights home of Mrs Douglas Blackhall with refreshments by Mmes Blackhall Brown Buxzion and Miss Bessie Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist
Tfr
Neil Sorenson
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Byrnes Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hattie Eason
Misses Woodring
Mildred Phinney
United Presbyterian
Thea
Douglas Blackhall
Cedar Heights
Mmes. Blackhall, Brown, Buxzion
Bessie Campbell
Ingenious beggar lad swindles for dollars in Waterloo
A deaf and dumb 16 year old used a clever begging scheme in Waterloo, collecting four quarters from as many donors before police stopped him. Miss Ada M. Palmer, chair of the board of censor, vows action and urges citizens to verify solicitor permits. She warns the public to seek written authorization and calls for investigation into unauthorized fund raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ada M. Palmer
Board of Official Censors
Miss Palmer
Board of Oficial Censors
Sicp
Isi
Sole Men Not Rushing Employment Agencies For Jobs
Waterloo workers idle amid strike as demand for labor shifts. Employment agency secretaries say many men avoid agencies and find work directly or at the Waterloo Canning Corporation plant. Farm labor demand is declining as strike effects ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Eunice Marlow
Waterloo Canning Corporation
Umnlay
Decision Fear To Decide A Healthful Habit
An anecdote on choosing decisions over hesitation shows a friend helping another resist the urge to let others choose for him. The piece urges embracing reasonable risk, noting Stevenson and the idea that effort strengthens the mind for future choices, while avoiding habitual indecision.
City In Brief Ment Agencies Seek Farm Caretakers
Early crops gathered and corn harvest weeks away prompt many requests for "man and wife" to manage farms until new tenants arrive. Farm sales and exchanges left farms short of tenants with caretakers earning about 76 dollars monthly and receiving staple foods. Local reports mention Ed Frankfort and construction contractors seeking labor in Anamosa. Monthly ties include visits by Judge C E Ransier and families, and various residents traveling to Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City, and South Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Frankfort
Anamosa
Miss Marlow
Reporters' Strike Ends at The Bee in Omaha
The Associated Press reports that on August 21 in Omaha Nebraska the reporters and copy readers at The Bee ended their strike as nearly all returned to work. Some positions had been filled during the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha, Neb
The
Bee
Machinists Union Officials to Aid in Preserving Order
The machinists union aims to cooperate with officers in stopping disorders tied to the strike. At a contempt hearing Judge Williams noted one man cited was the wrong party. Secretary Milnes said he will relocate Kesalis and bring him to report if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union
C. Kosalis
Milnes
J. E. Willams
Mam
Kesalis
Williams
Resalis
G. W. Dunham
Name Post of American Legion Forming Meeting
A meeting will be held tomorrow evening at Pythian temple to form a permanent American Legion post. All veterans are urged to enroll as charter members at the War Camp Community Service office, 408 Commercial Bank Building. Officers will be elected and a charter has been forwarded to national headquarters. Over 100 posts exist in Iowa. The gathering aims for 1,000 plus members, with K of P hall used for seating and Memorial hall as backup. Eligibility covers World War service April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1918 or allied governments service, with US citizenship at enlistment or application. other disqualifications noted. The membership fee is $1.
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Pythian Temple
American Legion
Biay
Office of the War
Camp Commuunity Service
Commercial Bank
Iowa
Waterloo
P. Hall
Memorial Hall
Legion
United States
Poultry Raiser in Missouri Posts Clear Profit in 1918
Butler county Missouri farmer kept 250 White Leghorn birds in 1918. From chick and egg sales he earned 1489.80 with 764 in expenses, netting 725.80. He plans to add 76 hens to his flock, culls unprofitable layers, and use the plant as a demonstration farm with state and federal extension workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Missouri
Salvation Army to Raise State Funds in City Drive
The Salvation Army plans a September drive for the Iowa home service fund, with Black Hawk county quota near 37000. Elks lodge officials, led by Warren A. Chilcote and Rev. John Dysart, back the effort and may take a prominent role. Funds raised countywide will fund local work and proposed buildings in Des Moines, Mason City, Ottumwa, Dubuque, and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Home Service Fund
Salvation Army
Black Hawk County
Warren A. Chilcote
John Dysart
B. P
Elks
Elks Lodge
The
Mr. Dysart
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Clinton
Knepper Leads In Third Round Of Title Golf
Pittsburgh report shows after 18 holes Ouimet and Platt tied atop, Fownes two up on Hoffner, Herron one up on Thomas, Knepper even with Jones as the third round proceeds.
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R. E. Knepper
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Francis Ouimet
Roston
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
W. C. Fownes, Jr
George Hoffoer
Davidson Herron
W. J. Thomas
Toron
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Warren County
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A. J. Magnus
Muscatine
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Qelweln
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Panamla
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C. E. Ransier
Independence
BE. L. Moore
Madeline
Chicago
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Minnesota
Maud Dudley
South Haven
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Lenora Flaherty
Iowa Telephone Company
St. Francia Hospital
Beulah Bingham
Louis O
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Paul Waritman
Harold A. Pratt
S. W. Wightman
Parkersburg
Tose Koode
Points
Kansas
Harry Blank
Manchester
C. E. ‘Griffin
N. E. Trenchard
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Anna M. Elekema
Mary Catteral
Galveston
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