Cedar Falls couple wed with blue and white decor
Miss Naomi Stewart and Ova M Thompson united in marriage at the bride's parents home in Cedar Falls. The ceremony featured a Japanese pergola and blue white decor. A three course luncheon followed as guests included the Thompson family and local relatives. The couple to reside at 326 Cortlandt Street after a trip east.
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Naomi Stewart
John H. Stewart
Ova M. Thompson
K. F. Thompson
Cedar Falls
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. K. Shureh
Vailey
Josephine Bernard
Gyroone Bassarear
Alyssum
Guinevere Jone Bassarear
Cupid
Pen saving heels by mail order and writing habits
Ruth Cameron extols using post cards and catalogs to shop by mail, saving trips and time. She recalls her New England mother and urges readers to train themselves to write more, letting their pens do the work and their feet stay put.
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New England
Beauty Chats on Hands and Housework
Edna Kent Forbes advises protecting hands during chores with cotton or rubber gloves and long-handled tools. She notes two tasks, laundry and bed making, require bare hands but suggests washing machines reduce immersion. She cites oil rubs for sore hands and home remedies for skin and facial muscle care, urging rest for sprains and professional medical advice if eye strain persists.
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N. M
Estelle
Club Notes Highlight Elections and Socials
Mrs. James Ferry was elected president of the Q. V. club and Mrs. John Gillés treasurer at yesterday’s meeting with guests Mrs. Stephen N. Wagner Mrs. C. W. Biddulph and Mrs. J. E. Kurth. Five hundred was played with Mrs. R. J. Penne and Mrs. Ferry receiving favors. A Christmas party was announced for Dec 14. Petrova club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Adam Koch and guests Mmes Flaherty Arthur Vetter and W. J. Dempsey. Mmes Frank Harris W. J. Dempsey and Benjamin Lang won at cards. refreshments were served. Co. club entertained by Mrs. Frank Lawson. five hundred provided diversion and high score honors went to Mrs. Fred Kohl.
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James Ferry
Q. V. Club
John Gillés
Meing
Stephen N. Wagner
C. W. Biddulph
J. E. Kurth
R. J. Penne
Ferry
Petrova Club
Adam? Koch
Mmes. Flaherty
Arthur Vetter
W. J. Dempsey
Mmes
Frank Harris
Benjamin Lang
Hostess
Those Who Watched Mr Coon Part I River Encounter
The Sandman Story by Mrs F Walker opens Part I with Mr Coon nearing the river. Readers are invited to follow the continuing tale as it unfolds along the waterway and related events.
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MR. Coon
Boy Sentenced for School Punishment-Thefts by Runaway Lad
An 11 year old boy in juvenile court admitted diverting groceries by ordering from three merchants and taking part of the bill. He will repay the grocers as his mother agrees to cover the rest. The boy said he disliked school and had traveled by train to California Kansas City Chicago and Minneapolis since Sept 15.
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G. W. Wood
California
Kansas City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Leath Fire Swells November Loss to Thirty Seven Thousand Four Hundred
Fire department records show November total city loss 37400 with Leath furniture fire at 35000 and 19 other blazes adding 2400. The Johnson Costume Co. blaze at the Johnson amusement garden occurred outside city limits and is excluded though the pavilion was saved. Most alarms cited chimney sparks and faulty furnace pipes with two false alarms.
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Ray Tiler
Johnson Costume Company
Johnson Amusement Garden
City in Brief Announces Local Notices and Visits
Short local items list visitors returning from Kansas City and Cleveland, ongoing health updates, advertising notices for furnished rentals and holiday sales, a Greek veteran's arrival and injury background, and a china gift promotion at a hat shop. Includes a church bazaar, a violin repair ad, and a Christmas gift idea at Ives Hat Shop.
Parts of Germany Face Milk Shortage
Berlin reports a severe milk shortage with 406,000,000 marks allocated to the food minister for fodder and concentrate purchases for milk cows. Community boards of aldermen will import food and distribute fodder and milk to ensure fair access.
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Germany
The
Associated Press
Berlin
National leaders to speak in Waterloo crusade on Sunday
Dr. Clarence True Wilson will visit Waterloo to press the movement to close theatres on Sunday with addresses at East High Auditorium and multiple churches. Dr. Harry L Bowlby will speak four times Sunday as part of a nationwide effort led by the Lord's Day Alliance and the Methodist board of temperance.
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Waterloo
Clarence True Wilson
Washington, D. C
Methodist Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Harry Lbowlby
New York
Lord’s Day Alliance
Wilson
East High
Bowlby
Citizens’ Committee
America
East
Methodist Church
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Washington
Nde East Waterloo High School
Priday
Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Congregational
Sghuret
Grace M. E
Harry L. Bowlby
W. J. Johnson
A Correspondent Seeks Advice on a Suicide Ending
The writer of a self described life’s work asks whether the heroine should kill herself or marry the pursuing prince. The letter suggests ending life while “in good circumstances” and a “fine funeral.” This guidance provokes a question about moral paths and publication risks.
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Pickwick Papers
Dr Bowlbys Sunday addresses at local churches
Dr Bowlby presents a program of addresses on Sunday at several churches: First Presbyterian Church at 11 am, Linden M. E. Church at 2 30 pm, St Paul M E Church at 3 30 pm, and First Brethren Church at 1 30 pm.
Postmaster Helps Reunite Dakota Father and Son
A South Dakota father sought his son through Waterloo Nebraska and South Dakota post offices after a wartime order to aid missing relatives. M H Kelly, Waterloo postmaster, located the son in Dakota who then met his father and agreed to write home. The son, about 40, had drifted apart years ago and recognized the father after a note from Kelly.
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Watterloo
Will B. Hays
Hays
Alexander
M.H. Kelly
Waterloo
South Dakota
Kelly
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