WEDDING PLANS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Hazel Keller announced to intimate friends the date of her marriage to Harry E. Tullar at a tea at 320 Commercial Street. The event will be a quiet family wedding on October 7. Other items include births, anniversaries, and club actions with names such as Mrs. Keller Cedar Falls, Mrs. W. Keller, and Miss Thalia Kenly visiting from Floyd, Ia.
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Eames
Gorden
Mra
Commercial Street
Hazel Keller
Harry E. Tullar
Mins Keller
Rou
GC. OG. Keller
Cedar Falls
W. J. Keller
Miss Keller
A. Keller
Waterloo
West High
Waterloo Times-Tribune
Tullar
Stormlake
Wauconia High School
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Iowa City
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Fred Whorley
Hawkeye
Paying Life's Prices by Ruth Cameron
The piece argues health wealth and happiness require paying a price through self control and discipline. It cites health habits wealth through sacrifice of comforts and even talent mastery, noting endurance and practice as the cost of refinement and ability. A reader letter from Hopkinton highlights Foley Kidney Pills aiding kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Paderewski
Farrar
W.T. Green
Hopkinton
Royal Neighbor Convention Planned in Dunkerton
Announcements show county convention set for September 24 in Dunkerton. All members are urged to attend the regular meeting next Wednesday evening to plan attendance arrangements.
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Dunkerton
Matt Parrott & Sons Win Woodmen Contract Renewal
W F Parrott, president, and James Howard, superintendent, returned from Rock Island Illinois after securing a three year renewal to furnish Woodmen of America with printed matter and blanks. The Waterloo firm earned high praise for flawless service and workmanship over nine years, aiding a significant orders flow. The renewal marks another decade of dependable partnership and substantial local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parrott
James Howard
Matt Parrott & Sons Company
Rock Island
Woodmen of
America
Waterloo
Parrott Company
Waterloo Hosts Housewarming For New Russel Lamgon Hotel
Invitations issued by the Commercial club Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce announce Waterloo's new Russel Lamgon Hotel housewarming on Tuesday September 1. Dinner at 7 p m reception at 8 30 p m and dancing at 10 p m. Committies request informal attire and express that hundreds will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Russel-Lamgon
City In Brief Optical Service Promises Better Classes
A jumble of social notes from Waterloo lists residents traveling to Chicago Davenport Fort Dodge Council Bluffs and other locales for visits and family time. Items include Miss Bertha Hogan Mita Poarl Baugh Miriam McCune and Frances Day among travelers and returnees. Local happenings note visits from Emmett county legislator’s kin Cedar Rapids building men and a brief fire alarm.
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Mita Poarl Baugh
Chicago
Bertha Hogan
Jeaup
Parente
Frank Martin
Davenport
Miriam McCune
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Marian
Boone
Unsettled business tone with cautious improvement
Bradstreet's report from New York notes ongoing economic unsettledness but marks gradual improvement across financial, industrial, and trade sectors. Exchange activity resumes, wheat exports rise after a prior slump, western grain embargoes ease, and farm to market movement broadens. Bank clearings for the week ending Thursday total 2.177 billion dollars, down 22.7 percent year over year. Wheat exports reach 6.94 million bushels, vs 7.08 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet's
Harvey Stack company at Waterloo theatre weekly bill
The Harvey Stack company appears at the Waterloo theatre with a Sunday matinee and night show. The matinee features The Final Settlement and the night act is S Country Boy. The company, 14 performers plus five vaudeville acts, brings ample scenery and strong repertoire.
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Harvey Stack
Waterloo Theatre
Harvey Company
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advert: Summer Liver Relief
Oldham and Wimberly Texans praise Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best laxative they ever used. The ad claims quick liver cleansing and constipation relief, touting the product as wholesome, curative, and gentle for stout persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Wimberly
Texas
Mrs Florence Albrecht to Stay West Until April
Word received by morning notes Mrs Florence Kimble Albrecht widow of the late Alice Albrecht who perished in a Sacramento railroad accident will remain in the west until next April. Her daughter Alfie Catherine Mila born August 8 was christened recently and is listed with licenses to James W Frazer and Gladys G House in Oelwein California Iowa.
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Florence Kimble Albrecht
Alice Albesnt
Sacramento
Cal
West
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Alice Grace
Dayton Klepinger
J. C. Klepinger
Kan- Sag City
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Kan
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Mies Lichty
Orange Township
Mt. Morris
Ill
Lawrence, Kan
J. $. Hall
Berich Avenue
Guy
Thea Gore Wilson
Hetty
Marshalltown
Alladin Club
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L. B. Freeman
Ballou Street
V. Shaffer
Harry Roberts
J. O. Lamb
F. H. Ward
Mra. F. H. Ward
Nashua
Gertrude Holmes
Locust Street
E. B. Holmes
Miss Holmes
Silent Club
I. O. Rouzer
Fred Bross
Byrnes Park
Frank Stolp
Shell Rock
M. C. Baton
West Side
F. R. Miner
F. B. Cowles
Ladies' Industrial Society of
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W. T. Cox
Eleventh Street
Cedar River Park
William McManus
D. Leonard
Needlecraft Club
Electric Park
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A. H. Zick
Zick
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G. B. Meserve
Doris Meserve
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Catholic Women's Extension
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Antigo
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William Kurtenback
Fox Township
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Gilbertville
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Thomas Donald
Mattoon
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R. Z. Crowell
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Syraone
N.Y
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Matt Parrott & Sons
Buchanan's
Harry Manning
Mason City
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Keosauqua
Wilma Basher
Bertha Ball
Gertrude Haven
Mapleton
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Cora Marley
Mildred
Maxwell
J. A. Cratsley
Castle Hill
Cedar Rapids
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Minn
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Mullan Avenue
Bert Williams
Myrtle Lighttrap
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Shel Rock
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Diebold
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Liwa
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CueRe Tanced
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World Brit ¢ Corporation
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National Board of Censorship
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Pauline
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WAR Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wid
James W. Frazer
Oalwein
Gladys G. House
Oelwein
Paul Dais
GO@DS
Iowa State Bank
Jefferson Streets
Queen City College of Dressmaking
Marsh-Plack Rlng
Howard
Bridge Street
D. H. Drake
Jefferson Street
Klinefelter & Sons
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