Waterloo Women to Attend Black Hawk WCTU Meeting
A group of Waterloo women who belong to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will join the Black Hawk county convention in session Wednesday and Thursday at Evangelical church in La Porte City. The program includes noonday services, Jubilee Praise, patriotism talks, and devotional periods with several speakers from the county union and Florida.
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Waterloo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Black Hawk County
Evangelical Church
la Porta City
F. J. Elghmey
G. W. Lucht
8. V. Williams
Jucht
Ida F. Mitchell
County Union
George Thompson
Orange Township Union
Florida
George Sheridan
Couny
Betha Powers Honored as Bride Elect at Shower
Miss Betha Powers, future bride of Albert L. Rod erick, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Saturday afternoon at Miss Mildred Roderick’s home. Yellow garden bouquets and magnolia-theme decorations set a festive tone with games music palmistry and refreshments by Misses Roderick. Mrs. Charles H. Greeley hosted a luncheon for young women in Black’s transom Monday afternoon to honor Powers who served as maid of honor.
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Betha Powers
Albert Ll. Roderick
Mildred Roderick
Anna Roy Roderick
Piret M.S. Philatheans
Miss Beatty
Mae
Opal Derby
Rel Beatty
Black
George W. Berger
Miss Norma Dow to Marry Lester Bekcutze in Manitou Wisconsin
Miss Norma Dow, soon to wed Lester Bekcutze of Manito Wisconsin, is hosting several bridal parties this week. Iowa State Teachers College clerical division hosts a dinner with 24 guests. A First Lutheran church group showered her with gifts and bunco honors were won by Ruth Jago and Alice Stewart. The wedding is set for 7 20 p m next Tuesday at the First Lutheran church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating.
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Norma Dow
Lester Bekcutze
Manito
Woc
Wis
Iowa State Teachers College
Giel Club
First Lutheran Church
Miss Dow
Shower Planned for Miss Viola Schiel Bride to Be
St. John's Catholic church hosts a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening for Miss Viola Schiel, soon to wed Fred Holbach. The wedding is set for Wednesday at 8 o'clock at St. John's with Rev. N J Lentz officiating, followed by a family breakfast and an evening reception at St. Mary's hall Gilbertville.
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St. John’s
Catholic Church
Viola Schiel
Miss Schiel
Fred Holbach
St. John’s Church
N. J. Lentz
St. Mary's Hall
Gilbertville
Royal Neighbors Plan Activities and Junior Camp
Mrs. Marriett Wightman hosted a preparatory meeting for the Cedar Falls convention with three new lodge members and ten candidates. A junior camp of 25 members was organized to be initiated at a Ben Hur hall event on September 6 featuring a card party and quilting bee.
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Marriett Wightman
Gannon
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Cedar Palls
Mayme Buffington
Morrison
Floré Gannon
Ben Hur Hall
Florence McGlade
Gertrude Shantis
D. A. Errl
David Wright
Farewell events mark Mrs Beachier family visit
Mrs W H Beachier and daughter Lorene with Dr Beachler depart for South Bend Indiana after a luncheon at Huck's tea room hosted by 40 Women of Fellowship church. Night reception at church parlor featured speakers from YWCA YMCA Rotary and local churches as guests. Also notes tea for Mrs J A Coughlan Orlando and others, with plans for a Kooking Klub reunion and social calls from visitors Tancred Jr and Mrs Poeltinger.
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W. H. Beachier
Lorene
Mary Louise
Beachler
South Bend
Ind
Hluck's
Fi Brethren Church
Mary Horner
Emnis Strayer
Ministerial Association
Dora Beachler
Dayton, O
Beuchler
Mhton Puterbaugh
A. A. Arnold
Ashland, Ee
SIDE TALKS dies ON GETTING THE FAMILY TO DINNER
A reflective fragment on the family dinner ritual and reluctant participation. The narrator recalls Sunday lunch dynamics, missing relatives, and the ritual of calling to table while enduring delays and squabbles over timing and arrival. The piece rails gently at modern delays and echoes childhood remarks about dinner time.
Church and parish group events on Wednesday schedule
Philathea class at First Methodist will host a picnic supper at Mrs. Carl Delfs home 1900 Third Avenue Wednesday at 6. Northminster Presbyterian auxiliary meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm in church parlors. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild has no meeting. members invited to a Prospect Hills picnic at Milton Wills home with baskets and silverware. Searchlight class Walnut Street Baptist meets for picnic lunch at 1 pm at Mrs. J B Knowles home. Luther League First Lutheran hosts a wiener roast at Riverview Park Cedar Falls. meet church at 7 30 pm. St Josephs parish hosts a benefit card party at Knights of Columbus hall this evening. Burden Bearers class meets in church parlors Wednesday evening.
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Philathea
First Methodist Church
Carl Delfs
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Milton Wills
Prospect Hills
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. B. Knowles
Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
St. Josephs Parish
Knights of Columbus Hall
11-Year-Old Boy Dies After Tree Accident in Des Moines
William Irvine Marshall age 11 died at Iowa Congregational Hospital Des Moines after surgery to assess injuries from a fall from an apple tree Aug 19 he suffered two broken wrists. He was visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Reichert and was a violinist and choir member. Funeral plans await his father and aunt arriving from the Pacific coast.
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William Irvine Marshall
Herbert FL
Rose Reichert Marshall
Kimball
Robert
Des Moines
D. M. Reichjert
Twenty-third Street
William
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Mary Reichert Wyman
Pacific Coast
Roominghouse Row Ends in Fight of Paint and Water
J Wackle Andrews was fined 10 dollars and costs in municipal court for disturbing the public quiet by quarreling and using profane language. Landlady Lois Stolt, 1607 Commercial Street, said Andrews disputed the disappearance of potatoes, pushed her, daubed paint, and threw water. police were summoned and he faced jail if he did not provide a claim tomorrow.
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Andrews
John W. Gwynne
Lois Stolt
Commercial Street
Colonel Gilchrist Visits Waterloo Medical Expert
Col H L Gilchrist of the U S Army medical corps spends several days at the home of cousin Mrs Helle Dittrick Wise in Waterloo with guests Mr and Mrs C E Keagy. He served in the first expeditionary force to France and led a mission to Poland to combat typhus. He has developed chlorine gas applications to treat respiratory infections and presented a paper in Madison before the medical association. Born in Waterloo, he is known locally as Mary Gilchrist to many.
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H. L. Gilchrist
Imedical Corps
U. S.army
Washington
D. C
Helle Dittrick Wise
Independence Avenue
C. E. Keagy
Manchester
Wise
Gilchrist
France
Poland
United States
Coolidge
Congress
Col
Rastington
DD. C
Madison
Aeture Medical Association
Waterloo
Col. Gilchrist
Ene
Aru Drs. Miner
Hhere
Mary
Kansas
Nebrascki
Miarold Hot
George Saylor
Llinets Sincne
Fiea Ro Miller
Sign
Bowers
Sree Kom
Gmster
California
Marian Heehtelheimer
Vernon Miller
Sauer Boy Joins New Vaudeville Troupe
LeRoy Sauer aged 16 leaves the Babe Laneal troupe to join the Sevier Bros trio, comedy bar gymnasts, on the vaudeville circuit. The Sauer family from Bluff Street signed no contract for nine weeks of fairs, with plans to perform through the summer and aim for New York or Miami later.
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LeRoy Sauer
jMe
L. R. Sauer
Bluff Street
Babe
New York
Miami
Fla
Lesiuy
Marriage at Little Brown Church in Nashua
Miss Josephine Clayton of Mitchell and Howard McNeil of Waterloo wed yesterday at Little Brown Church in Nashua. Rev. John DeLong officiated. the couple will reside at 618 Linn Street. Parents T. McNeil and C dama McNeill attended along with C dama McNeill.
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Josephine Clayton
Mitchell
Howard McNeil
Waterloo
Little Brown
Nashua
John DeLong
Ossian
Upper Iown University
Fayette
McNeill
East High
Farningham
Linn Street
T. McNeil
City in Brief highlights local travel and visits
Sergeant and Mrs J F Schineal der return from Tllinoius and Missouri while Miss Dagmar Christianson visits New Hartford. James Thomas and son return from Ardale and West Union as Mr and Mrs J F Dare drive to Des Moines for the state fair. Esther and Fletcher Here forth conclude two months with Mrs C H Benson in Coronado with trips to Yosemite Catalina Island and Salt Lake City.
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J. F. Schinealder
Tllinoius
Missouri
Dagmar Christianson
New Hartford
James Thomas
Ison. John
Arcdale
West Union
J. F. Dare
Des Moines
C. C. Hunt
Alelen
Mason City
Waterloo
G. R. Bedesse
C. M. Barnete
Kansas City
H. C.strnemeyser
Third Avenue Wert
Marie Drew
Ferris T. Drew
Seventh Street
Esteswath
Colo
Perrys
Gayle Scott
Charles M. Hollis
Esther and
Fletcher
C. H. Benson
Coronado
Cal
Mrs. Benson
Yosemite National Park
Catalina Island
Salt Lake City
County Seeks $15720 for Cedar Heights Rainbow Drive Paving
The county sues 25 subscribers in four suits to recover 15720 owed for brick pavement on Rainbow Drive between Wateriog and Cular Pails. March 1918 pledges tied to paving funding and city residents aided by voluntary subscriptions amid traffic pressure.
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Back Hawk County
ALG
Reid
Hsnhhcull
Nuzudiet
Cedar Heights
Castle Hil
Ios
Young-Moore Constenletion Company
Cedar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Wattelloo-Cedar Falls
Traffc
Labor Day Registered Tournament Promoted by Gun Club
Waterloo Gun Club announces Labor Day shoot at Byrnes park starting 3:30 a.m. with two traps and a 150-target program. Events include six 25 target rounds, prize purse boosts and a jack rabbit pay scale, plus optional practice and extra events. Ed White supplies prizes. first event uses 25 birds from the 12 yard mark.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Mondus
Lourname A
Byrnes Park
Ed White
Somes
Orange Township Folk Leave on Auto Tour of Kansas and Nebraska
Orange Township residents embark on an auto tour to Kansas and Nebraska with Mr and Mrs Miner and two daughters among travelers. The trip includes visits to friends and relatives, hosting and attending church and social events, and updates on local residents’ movements and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Kansas
Nebraska
Beauty Advice From a Bygone Column on Skincare and Personal Care
The letter discusses aging skin and home remedies for the face and body, including cold water splash, powder dusting, honey and almond massages, and a mix of lemon and peroxide for brows. It covers shaving aftercare, hair dye guidance, and general health cautions while urging dermatologist consultation for persistent issues.
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Porn &S
Uae
Uncle Wiggily and the Rocking Chair Tale
A fragment from Uncle Wiggily stories features Nurse Dane Buzzy Willrey speaking to a bunny gentleman about braving the rain and continuing adventures. The readable line hints at a cautionary tone and an ongoing quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Buzzy Willrey
Bunny Rabbit Gentleman
Uncle Wigglily and the Polished Rocking Chair
A fractured tale follows Uncle Wigglily as a Bob Cat plots to nibble and scares him while a bunny lends a hand with polishing a rocking chair. A Muskrat and Miss Munzy Winey discuss a cleaning plan and a scauweed pie, delaying kitchen mischief.
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Tile
Bnele Wigeily
Uncle Wig- Elly
Uncle Wiggily
Bunly
Mr. Longears
Janie
Uncle Wiggiiy
Wisgily
RoMe
Nurse Jave
Dollar Day Sale Planned in Waterloo August
Waterloo merchants plan a dollar day event on Thursday August 28 to mark seasonal bargains. The move from June and November aims to secure better manufacturer prices and offer more attractive deals to shoppers in the Waterloo area.
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Waterloo
Jocel
Reisona
Linn
Lemon Based Skin Bleach Promises Flawless White Complexion
An advertisement touts a lemon juice and Orchard White mixture as a safe skin bleach to produce a pale, youthful look. It claims benefits for face neck arms and hands, prevents irritation, and is used by stage beauties to remove freckles sunburn and tan.
Waterlog Courier Patterns and Order Terms
Waterlog Evening Courier advertises accompanying patterns from the Fashion Department. Each pattern costs 15 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders should reach Waterlog within ten days after mailing. production runs available up to 600005 possibilities.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Alice Littie
Redwood Falls
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Gladiolf
William Poettinger
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Reading. Pa
Royal Neighbors
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Reading
Charles Faust
Readlyn
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August Hagan
Peoria
Ladies’ Aid Society
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church
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Aunormerd
Elsa Ogden
St. Joseph
Marvin Penne
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J. A. Coughlan
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Ky. R. Anders
Tancred—Jr
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Poettinger
W. F. Parrott
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