Slippy Kluss Nuptials Highlight Local Society News
A detailed society note covers the wedding of Miss Maude Slippy to Mr. Frederick J. Kluss at the bride’s home on Fourth Street West. The ceremony featured harp music, a bridal party, and a four course dinner. Guests included out of town relatives and Prof. Williams of Chicago. The couple will reside in Sherburn after Sept. 1.
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Slippy-Kluss
Maude Slippy
W.A. Slippy
Frederick J. Kluss
Fourth Street West
Lohenerin
Parele Myers
Little Virginia Slippy
Pittsburgh
Mmet
J. Clyde Ryan
Muscatine
Charles R. Robb
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Robb
Cornell
Esther Slippy
Georgette
Georgette Crepe
Myers
Rubenstein
Kuss
Luzerne
Sherburn
Mion
Kluss
Waterloo
W. EL Kluss
Tuelma
S.N. Williams
Chicago
ESV
Ella Chamberlain
Meta Krebs
Hazel Pairbanks
Miss Chamberlain
Independence Avenue
Hazel Hanlon
Harold Hata
Miss Hanton
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Vina Yonkers
Cedar Falls
Marian Walker
Yonkers
Alice Dean
Marguerite Coward
Adelyn Chamberlain
Sanus Souci Hotel
Marie Good
Trina Good
James Clark
R. B. Tiffany
Hollywood
Cal
Rose Smith
Andrew Fedderson
Davyenport
Tiffany
Josephine Graham
Cedar Balls
A. J. Harris
Piano Instruction By Miss Marion T Rausier
Miss Marion T Rausier offers piano lessons at Studio 601 James Black Building. She holds a Teachers' Certificate and an Artists' Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art and later taught at the Damrosh School.
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Marion T. Rausier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
James Black Building
Couriar patterns for up-to-date design patterns request
Courier patterns offered with accompanying design for seamed garments. Send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly and expected to reach buyers within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Picnic and social events at Linden M. E. church
About seventy members of Linden M. E. church gathered at the church to ride to Cortlandt park for a picnic with swings and guides for children. Mrs. H. D. Hollenbeck attended as guest and a bountiful dinner was served. Outdoor meetings at Byrnes park and various club gatherings followed throughout the day.
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Teague
Byrnes Park
Princess Club
Honor Hirthday Ladins
Royal Neighbors
A. O. U. W. Hall
Exuimia Jenkins
Warner
Estherville
Fannie Lyons
George Huntington
First Methodist Church
Huntington
Sa Lomita Club
Brunes Park
Miss Johnson
Milwaukee
Rex Bryant Drine
Linden M. It. Church
Cradle Roll
Cortlandt’ Park
H. D. Hollenveck
St. Paul's
M.E. Cradte Rail
Reboram Society Piconic
Deborah Society of First M. BE
Piano and Pipe Organ Lessons at Plaza Theatre
Mr. C. P. Boomhower, new Plaza instructor, plans to offer a joint piano and pipe organ class for about a hundred pupils. Call Plaza Theatre at 1296 to join. Also an unrelated ad for Foley Cathartic Tablets promotes relief from sluggish bowels and fatigue with drugstore availability.
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PD. Boomhower
Stix
Plaza
Plaza Theatre
Library Funds Hike Seen To Expand Two Building System
Waterloo council weighs a 2.9 mill library levy to cover improvements and added books as two library buildings raise operating costs. Trustees argue the split site serves patrons better. officials expect the increase amid broader levy reviews. The council also considers sidewalks and sewers as it plans new appropriations and department cuts.
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Althohe Elfy Council
Wheary
Library
Wounell
Wbracy Board
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Connect Bluz
Watertoo
Marshalltown
Fire Department
Duplicate streetcar proposal stirs Homecoming Pestival plans
A Waterloo meeting heard a caller urge including a white horse drawn old streetcar in the Homecoming Pestival parade. The general committee will refer the idea to the parade committee as preparations unfold for three days of events with detailed booklets and 5000 invitations for former residents.
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W. F. Parrott
MW. E. Kiester
Waterloo
G. A. Whitney
J. &. Sedgewick
Whitney
Cattle Congress
Irving Hotel
What Will Be the Styles For Women This Fall
The article previews early fall fashion trends as predicted by makers and retailers. It notes the Smart Shop as a source and discusses color changes, autumn wardrobes, and new wearables arriving for progressive customers.
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Smart Shop
Milady
Soldiers Return From The Front After Camp Life
After ten days in camp at Town City the boys of companies B and G, 1 N G, returned to civilian clothes today. With maneuvers concluded the Waterloo rifles and gear were stored for future use. The men busied themselves cleaning camp items and packing. Cars arrived after 8 o clock and the detrainment into the armory proceeded quickly. Camp Howell fades as the soldiers vow to apply lessons learned.
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Town City
N. G
Waterloo
Eniita
Nara
Phernalia
Howell
Gambling device crackdown ends raids in local county
Sheriff Handerson and Deputy O'Bleness arrested four men at Eagle Center after a complaint about operating gambling devices. Two padlock wheels were seized. The accused were sent to La Porte City for a hearing before Justice McQuilkin, receiving fines of five dollars plus costs. The event followed a long encampment report noting company prizes and kitchens.
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Handerson
O'Bleness
Eagle Center
la Porte City
Reinbeck News: Farewell, injuries, and local sports
In Reinbeck Aug 26 Wai Knaack and Ang Knaack with Win Houseman visited from Davenport. Congregation hosts farewell for Margretta and Maud McConnough departing for Fairmont Minnesota. Bert Armstrong visited Collins Pennsylvania? Murwin Merrick of Waterloo broke his arm in the country and returned home. Mrs A Witton improved then hospitalized in Waterloo. Reinbeck ball team lost to Traer four to two. Hernan Eddy from Clarion became drug clerk at Lanergan pharmacy.
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Reinbeck
Wai
Knaack
Ang. Knaack
Win
Houseman
Davenport
Thurch
W. W. Gaston
Margretta
Maud McConnough
Fairmont
Minn
Bert Armstront
Collins
Murwin Merrick
Waterloo
Adin Gibson
A. Witton
Traer
Hernan Eddy
Clarion
Lanergan Pharmacy
Encyclopedia of Etiquette for readers with proofs
Announcements in this column advertise the Encyclopaedia of Etiquette now offered to readers who present three certificates from current issues. The work claims 365 pages of social procedure guidance and over 12 full page color plates from national and international social life. Authored by Emily Oll, it emphasizes ballroom etiquette and dancing, urging those involved in terpsichorean art to obtain the volume.
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Emily Oll
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Seiling
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