Grace L. Jay and Lester Sohner wed at Waterloo home
Miss Grace L. Jay and Lester H. Sohner were married Wednesday evening at the bride's home with Rev. E. J. Lockwood presiding. Lillian Lohner played the wedding march as vows were exchanged under ferns and flowers, Ophelia roses in the bouquet. The couple plan a home on the groom's farm northeast of Waterloo after Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L. Jay
Lara L. Jay
Lester H. Sohner
E. J. Lockwood
Lillian Lohner
Mendelssohn
Waterloo
Sohner
East High School
Gates Business College
BOT
Art Simmons Press
Lohner
Iowa State College
Ames
Luncheons Precede Bridge at Sunnyside
Luncheon parties at Sunnyside Country Club yesterday preceded a women’s bridge event with twenty tables in play. Notables thanked include Mrs. H. B. Cropper and Mrs. C. N. Shane, while out of town players hailed from St. Louis and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Sunnyside Country Club
E. T. Alford
Agnes Carr
Des Moines
H. B. Plumb
Robert Knox
Walter Mayne
St. Louis
C. O Paett
Mab Jongy
Alford
Sunnyside
L. G. Leeper
Raymond Leland
San Jose
Cal
H. B. Cropper
C. N. Shane
A. J. Busby
Ben Howrey
Eye Wray
Carlton Walker
Harry Manuell
Rockford
Florence A Tier
Bennett Clark
George Williams
Dea Moines
Carl Walker
St. Clair
Mich
C. W. Chapman
George N. Devsing
C. F. Simpson
Church Society Activities Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs George McCleary hosted United Presbyterian Ladies Aid with twenty members sharing contests and social time. Mrs John Carpenter won the contests. floral settings used gladioli and dahlias. Next meeting at Mrs John Fairweather's home. The Mexican Girl featured in a First Methodist Home Missionary Society talk by Mrs R F Hurlbut. The Foreign Missionary Society staged Miss Letty's Views, and plans were made to serve meals at Cattle Congress. The Standard Bearers convention was announced for Waterloo church August 28. Thirty First M M choir members honored the forty sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinlan
Byrnes Park
Portia
Bertha Buechele
George McCleary
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
John Carpenter
P. K. Jaguar
Belle Harper
EB. B. Wallace
John ©. Fairweather
R. F. Hurlburt
First Methodist Home Missionary Society
Alldlay
Ladies' Aid Society
Side Talks and a Tree Protection Debate
A reader objects to a proposed tree protection council, arguing it interferes with personal liberty after threatening to cut four mature trees. The letter cites property value impacts, community aesthetics, and quotes Joyce Kilmer on beauty and time, urging collective restrictions to preserve neighborhood trees.
Local Society Notes From Ann Arbor Area Churches and Homes
A series of social items notes a Gay anniversary at John G. Wright’s home with Mrs. James Wright as guest, and Mrs. R. M. Crouse and Mrs. J. E. Davis assisting. Mrs. D. W. Bovee hosted 36 United Brethren Sisterhood members for a luncheon and meeting. Fidelis class plans nominating committee. several church groups schedule picnics and missionary meetings with details on hosts and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wright
James Wright
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. M. Crouse
J. E. Davis
R. F. Hurlburt
D. W. Bovee
United Brethren Sisterhood
J. Ness
A. W. Paverill
A. Morrin
Richmond W. Schear
Mies
P.M. Schreiner
A. C. Kessler
Lamar Sinnard
Fidelis
Welnut Street ‘Baptist Church
T. R. Gilley
Picenickers
Miss Marie Good Secures Panama Teaching Post
Miss Marie Good daughter of Mr and Mrs J M H Good of 76 Franklin Street sails Sept 20 from New Orleans to Panama to teach in government schools for the coming year. She taught previously at Tucson Arizona and was re elected. Earlier she taught at Emerson school Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Marie Good
J. MH. Good
Franklin Btraet
New Orleans
Paribama
Tucson
Ariz
Panama
Misa Good
Emerson School
Waerloo
City in Brief: Local Notes and Society News
Community items include travel notices, visits, and family news from Waterloo and nearby towns. Highlights mention Walter Delaney visiting Clermont Indiana, Rev Will Ferris in Rhodes, and Mrs J G Ralston returning from Cedar Rapids. Also notes on a Greater Waterloo association directors meeting, a fire alarm incident at Bath Packing, funeral services for Henry Hurst, a divorce suit filed by J B Margriter, and local car registrations and farm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Ralston
Cedar Rauids
Russell H. Kamrar
Chicaee
Elizabeth Cayton
Greater Waterloo Association
Association
Will Ferris
Rhodes
C.H. Abrams
la Porte Road
Pene
Rhodes M. E. Church
Bath Packing Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Henry Hurst
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Margriter
S Ine _Margriter
Princeton
Catharhe
Jennie S. Bird
Bird
Jean
John Anna Delfs
Waterloo
J. M. Tour
Humboldt
Interlaken Park
Fairmount
Knn
A. G. Dole
Miteford
Neb
W. M. Glasener
Western Avenue
City
New York
Dole
Florida
F. R. Fisher
Denver
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Fisher
Reducing for beauty a comic adrift in advice and fiction
Tips on dieting and reducing weight mix with questionable remedies and a humorous narrative. The piece blends dieting formulas and bath salts with a whimsical tale featuring Uncle Wigerly and a walrus, illustrating how readers are urged to request instructions and self addressed envelopes while playful fiction unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay’raoo
A.D. J
Fidler’s Earth
J. F
Howell Family Tour Covers 7500 Miles to Pacific Coast
Jr and Mrs Walter B Howell and daughters May and Margaret travel from their hometown to San Francisco Portland and multiple west coast points returning by Aug 30. The trip totals about 8500 miles, with a series of tire failures and a single bee sting incident noted along the Oregon leg. They traveled in a seven passenger sedan with hotel lodgings rather than camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frisco
Howell
Nebraska
Oregon
Tondeau
Radio Programs Friday Aug 22 Highlights From Major Networks
A compact listing of radio broadcasts across stations such as WSB WG Buffalon WMAQ WLS EW WEAF and more detailing times genres including music orchestra readings talks and farm bureau segments. The item notes an invention of an electric bricklaying machine claiming 1206 bricks per hour versus 500 daily for a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
WSB
Atlasta Journal
WG Buffalon
WMAQ
Chicago News
Biib
WLS
Chicago
Tadics
Farm Bureau
T& m
A. Dallas News
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Detroit News
News! Orchestra
WTAS
Elgin
AVOS
Jefferson City
DAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
EFI
Los Angeles
Instrume
Lance
Kei
Orchest
WHAS
Courier’ Journal
Louisville Times
WGI
Medford
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Leo Newark
Mara Gras
WHN
New York
WEAF
WIZ
Stock Exchange
WOAW
Omaha
WET
Philadelphia
WDAR
Tal
WOO
Chestra
Reetlat
Bs Kdka
Pittsburgh
Providence
WGY
Schenectady
WBY
Springfield
Opeiz
Cone
KSD
St. Louis
Post-D'sanvh
Ensemble
WCAP
Washington
Town Cty
KPNE
Shenandnals
Sam
Uncle Wiggily and the Sand Pie on the Seashore
Uncle Wiggily welcomes Curly and Moppy Twistyrall to a seaside visit. They plan to help Baby Bunty make a sand pie while Nurse Jane worries about sand. Uncle Wiggily agrees to supervise to keep the rabbit girl from eating sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly
Maelo
Billy
Theo Redhel
Jane Fuzay Wuazzy
Uncle Wiggily
Musicrat
Nurse Jane
Mr. Longears
Floppy
Uncle Wigelly
Baby Bunty
Fragmentary Note on Uncle Willy and Pebble Milling
Fragmentary OCR hints at a humorous or rural scene mentioning Uncle Willy and a pebble. The garbled text references a roll or hoop and a Shortcake character, suggesting a light anecdote or joke rather than a full event. No clear people, places, or dates emerge.
Police Seize Large Haul Bonded Liquor
Officers Ralph Davis and Mish Cramrine arrested Mrs. Maudenwister at 724M La Fayette Street in a midnight raid for bootlegging. A $300 check and a bonded liquor haul were found. hearing set for this afternoon as another suspect faces related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudenwister
Fayette Streat
Ralph Davis
Mish Cramrine
Wis
Hoo’ Wagner
Short
Will
Apnina
Rowhsler
Harei
Lemon Juice Skin Bleach Advertisement
An old ad touts a lemon juice skin whitening remedy. It claims a homemade lotion will brighten skin, soften texture, and reduce freckles sunburn and tan. It advises applying to face neck and hands and notes it acts best immediately after preparation.
Raid Seizes Stamps Liquor and Cork Sack
In a raid authorities confiscated stamps used for liquor, four gallons of alcohol, and a sack of corks. Mrs. Zwisler said the corks were to be used for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwisler
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News
Society
Lester Sohner
J. EB. Bagley
Frank Vanerstrom
J. E. Kohl
Vanerstrom
Stanley Shane
J. Bower
Mae Rodanhaver
Sons of Vaterans
Campand
Fannie Meggison
Myrna Zeller
Lillian Dennis
Duke
Marjorie Beebe
Wakefield
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln Cirele
Willard Hall
Church News
First M. &. Choir
Alpha
Joyce Cilmer
Byrnes
Women's Home
Thoreien
St. Luke's Ileutheren Church
Roscoe Neebel
Rosebud Avenué
L. B. Ghester
Muscatine
Miss Marie Good
Buchanan
Walter Delaney
Clermont, In
Bruce Gates
Clarinda
Uncle Wigerly
Howells
Pacific Coast
R. Gatis
Biungalow
Have Buchanan
Buchanan ¥. M. GC. A
Complete Optical Service
Hradtald Regulator Co
Atlanta
Getacan
Arall Drag
Cenn
Wynn Products Co
Sterling, Mincis
Hag
Silk Bane
H. F. Greten
Furrier
Bridge St
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