Theresa Cronin Weds Barrett Rich In Sacred Heart Church
Theresa Cronin daughter of Mr and Mrs Janes Cronin of First Street West married Barrett Rich son of Mr and Mrs W B Rich in Sacred Heart church at 4 a m Rev Edward Molloy officiated. Miss Mary Cronin bridesmaid and Della Fritz organist accompanied vocal numbers. The couple plans to reside with the bride's parents and will visit Chicago soon. The bride graduated in 1938 with a B A from the University of Town. Mr Rich a 1903 graduate from University of Tennis now in the engineering dept of the John Deere company. Various civic and church events follow tonight and Wednesday including Debutante society and guild meetings.
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Theresa Cronin
Janes Cronin
Art
First Street West
Sacred Heart Church
Barrett Rich
W. B. Rich
Chicagoa
Edward Molloy
Della ‘Fritz
Joseph Avert
Mary Cronin
Davenport
Teremony
Towns
Rich
Chicago
University of Town
University of Tennis
Joh Deere Company
Ada West
G. H. Wast
Mulberry Street
Kenneth W. Randall
A. G. Randall
Oak Avenue
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Leslie Smith
Fred West
Randall
John Deere
Bernice Thompson Honored in Twin Prenuptial Affairs
Two parties were held in honor of Bernice Thompson ahead of her marriage to William Lynch. Relatives attended at Mrs. Edward Martin’s home and at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson’s party. Guests enjoyed music cards and a luncheon with gifts presented to the bride elect.
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Bernice Thompson
Willam Lynchl
St. Joseph's Church
Edward Martin
Miss Thompson
Florence
Clarice Lynch
C. H.thompson
Mr. Lynch
Music Composer and Wife Finish Visit With Waterloo Kin
Mr and Mrs William Arms Fisher of Boston Massachusetts conclude a Christmas visit with Mrs Fisher s relatives in Waterloo. They depart for Minneapolis Minnesota to attend a musicians convention where Mr Fisher will deliver an address and Mrs Fisher will preside as toastmistress at a luncheon. Fisher is tied to the Oliver Ditson company and has published Negro spirituals. His latest composition Going Home is available in phonograph form. Mrs Fisher is noted as a New England patron of the arts with a focus on music.
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William Arms Fisher
Boston
Mass
Misaes Gertrude
Margaret Roderick
Fifth Street West
J. F. Dare
First Street West
Minneapolis
Minn
Fisher
Oliver Ditson Company
United States
Jersey
Winton
Sons-Daughters of Pilgrims Form New Iowa Branch
The newly organized Iowa branch of the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims announced its officers and eligibility. Harold K. Bowen of Fort Dodge is governor with Maynard B. Miles of Clarion as deputy, and Rev. Charles E. Snyder of Sioux City as vice president. Eligible members include descendants of Americans before 1700. several officers hold national or state roles in related lineage groups.
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Ralph ©. Hawkins
N.Y
Mites
Snyder
Vce
Iowa Sons of the American Revolution
Johnston
United States
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Iowa Daughters of American Colonists
Miss Bowen
Grinnell College
Neighbors Gather to Make Merry at Williams Home
Mrs Irene Williams of 413 Western Avenue hosted a neighborhood dinner with her daughters Iane and Florence. Guests included Mrs Burton Wilson Mrs Myrtle Switzer and Grace Switzer and Mrs S C White and Harold White. A letter from former neighbor Mrs J A Clark now in San Antonio was read and an add a line letter was promised.
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Irene Williams
Western Sivenue
Williams
Iane
Florence
Burton Wilson
Myrtle Switzer
Grace
5. C White
Harold
Haliday
J. A. Clark
San Antonio
Tex
Granddaughter of Late Judge Mullan Makes Her Debut
Frances Elizabeth Blair daughter of John H Blair of Chicago and granddaughter of Judge C W Mullan and Emma L G Mullan debuted to society with a Palmer House dinner dance last Saturday. She is a Smith College freshman and graduated from a Washington DC school last June.
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Frances Elizabeth Blair
John H. Blair
Chicago
C. W. Mullan
Emma LG. Mullan
First Street West
Palmer House
Chicago Tribune
Miss Blair
Miss Madeina
Washington
D. C
Smith College
Frances Mullan
Blair
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Advice Fragment
Fragmentary text offers dubious beauty and diet tips including soups with oysters, calorie counts, meal components, bedtime snacks, and dubious remedies. The readable portions reference clear hot soup with oysters, portions, and ideas about weight and skin care but lack coherent context or reliable guidance.
Convention Plans for P T Congress Being Forwarded
Plans for the 1928 National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention acknowledge Cleveland Ohio as the site for April 30 to May 45. It states a thirty second annual event with a January preview, lists speakers including Dr D A Thom Dr W E Blatz Frank H Cheley and Dr Randall J Condon, plus recreation leaders John Marlin and others. Delegates may use hotel or private home accommodations with moderate rates.
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National Congress’ of Parents and Teachers
Cieveland
D. A. Thom
Boston
Maass
W. E. Blatz
St. George's School
Toronto
Can
Cleveland
Church Meetings and Holiday Party Planned in Owiston Area
Owiston church news reports St Pauls Methodist Episcopal plans for a Wednesday afternoon meeting at 2 30 at Trinity American Laturean church. Hostesses include Mes L Thompson and Mrs Lamsen. Fist Presbyterian youth group gathers at 2 30 at the church with hostesses Mrs Merriman Buugher and Peterson. Miss Helen McCleary to present a playlet at a holiday party hosted by Mrs Perry Cowles with the Ald Society of the First United Presbyterian church. program to include music.
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Deboriah Society
First Methodst
TL oAte B. of
L. E
Black Hawk T
C. F. Hall
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Presbyterian Church
Lads’ Guild
Trntry Lutheran Church
Memorial Hall
Thviston
St. Paul's Church
E. A. Heald
Aid Society
United Presbyterian
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Co. A
L. Rohlf
West High Hohner Snoelly
Black’s Tearoom
Owiston
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Hote
Fisthey Galld
Trinity American Lateran Church
Mes
Kid
Fist Presbyterian
Toter
D. F. Merriman
Jesse Buugher
C. L. Peterson
Helen McCleary
Perry Cowles
First United Presbyterian Chrch
Holiday Dinner for Club Members Tonight
Twelve members will attend a holiday dinner at 6:90 p m today in Black's tearoom. Covers are set for Mr and Mrs W F Higgins Mr and Mrs R L Apfel Mr and Mrs Joe Margument Mr and Mrs Frank Lawson Mr and Mrs Dick Burmer and Mr and Mrs George Hazen The group will go to the Hazen home after dinner and gifts will be exchanged. Christmas party for ten children held by Mrs Claude Sippel Saturday afternoon at her home.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Fall
Joe Ganz
L. J. Billings
William Brayton
Renny Glas
Addie McCormick
Comranes
Whyves
W. P. Kearns
Black
W. F. Higgins
R. L. Apfel
Joe Margadent
Frank Lawson
Dick Burmer
George Hazen
Hazen
Claude Sippel
Cedar Falls Man Recovers from Fall Injuries
A Cedar Falls man, Anton Denkinger, a Sartori Hospital caretaker, is slowly improving after a two story fall on Thursday. He suffered a severe fracture of the right shoulder, not yet set due to weakness, but remained conscious and received visitors. Denkinger has no memory of the accident.
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Monrer Syeetys
Cedar Fells
Anton Denkinger
Sartori Hospital
Denkinger
City in brief notices from Waterloo Christmas season
Local brief items list holiday visits and travel of residents including John E Fanning Mrs Fanning Grace White Edwin Marks and others. A Waterloo Scottish Rite club meeting is announced for Friday at Blacks Tea Room with dinner and officer elections.
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John E. Fanning
Wineis Central
Chicago
Doh J. Fressle
Franklin Street
Waterloo Scottish Rite Club
Black
E. T. White
Summit Avenue
White
Grace White
Edwin Marks
W. C. Marks
Maple Street
Waterloo
Iowa State College
Ames
A. Tumier
Jane
Mrs. Tumier
C. H. Abbs
Rebel Avenue
Daughter of Governors Finds Focus on Family in Washington
Olympia, Washington December 27 Mrs Roland Hartley wife of Governor Hartley has devoted her life to her three children and six grandchildren since marrying at 18. She first met Hartley when she was nine as Nina Clough. Her only organizational tie is with the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Olympia
Wash
AL Tho
Roland
Hartley
Washington
Nina Clough
David M. Clough
Clough
Minnesota
Postoffice Rush Eases After Christmas Mail Season
Waterloo postoffice clerks and parcel post carriers relaxed today as the 1998 Christmas rush ended and normal mail handling resumed. Superintendent George E. Corson notes mailers sent earlier than usual, aiding prompt distribution with no delays despite extra holiday traffic. Postmaster Ray Eggert and staff received thanks for efficient service.
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Waterloo Postoffice
Mmany
George E. Corson
Corson
Ray ©. Eggert
Bride Sues Husband-to-Be Over Wedding Costs
Paris reports a French chamber deputy Rene Chavagnes failed to appear at his planned wedding. Milo Antonia Rora claims 50 000 francs spent on trousseau clothes and home furnishings, plus 12 000 for an engagement ring and 10 000 for apartment setup efforts.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Rene Chavagnes
Loir-et-Cher
Milo
Antonia Rora
Forty Die As Steamers Collide in Sea of Marmara
Constantinople dispatch reports two Turkish steamers collided in the Sea of Marmara. One vessel the Sevindi sank immediately with all hands aboard, leaving forty persons drowned.
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Constantinople
Sea of Marmara
Untaught Artist Clark Mills Made Capitol Statue
Clark Mills, born in Onondaga County December 1, 1800, rose from crude beginnings to create the statue of Freedom atop the Capitol dome. His path from Charleston busts to Washington commission culminated in the famous equestrian Andrew Jackson statue and later bust work of prominent citizens.
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John Calhoun
Clark Mills
Council of
Charleston
John Preston
Wade Hampton
South
Carolina
Mills
Washington
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Clark Aums
Stephen Douglas
Princeton
Congress
Capitol
Crawford
Ife
Ghostly visions at Tankerville Castle haunt a countess
British Countess of Tankerville recounts a spectral procession at Chillingham Castle Bedford Northumberland after a wartime dinner. She watched a Dominican abbess on the parapet followed by a sword-hilted man wearing Tudor and Henry VIII era costumes. The man later bore her husband's face. The apparition faded and research in the castle library tied the visions to events centuries earlier.
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London
Der
Countess of Tankerville
Lyceum Club
Chillingham Castle
Bedford
Northumberland
Tankerville
Henry the Eighth
Long Distance Bell Telephone Connects Across Continent
A Christmas day call linked George B. Rowell and family with their son Harry in Portland Ore. The American Bell Telephone service carried voices across thousands of miles with clear reception. A ten year old daughter and Mrs Rowell also heard tones and music from a grand piano as if nearby.
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AML
American Bell Telephone Company
George B. Rowell
Melrose
Harry
Portland
Ore
Pat BA
Christus
Aviator’s Bride From France Warmly Welcomed in Iowa
Mrs. Roland F. Klein, formerly Mademoiselle Martha Alleume, arrived with her husband to visit his father, P. F. Klein, at 102 Fifth Street East. They are guests at the Spilis hotel after Klein’s airplane forced landing in France led to their marriage.
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Roland F. Klein
Roland
Klein
Mademioiselle
Martha Alleume
France
Iowa
P. F. Klein
Fifth Street
Spilis Hotel
The Best Laid Plans by Irving King
Clarence William Bill and Beatrice Bee grew to adulthood under a plan to marry for money. Bill, now a lawyer, aims to wed for wealth, while Bee favors George Talbott. When Bee falls for George and Bill announces he will marry Amy Cadwell, both youths abandon the scheme, choosing love over money.
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William
Bill
Bil Hie
Beatrice
Bee
Vassar
Muartiage
George Talbott
George
Gee
Bull
Yeeos
Bin
Amy Cadwell
George agrees after Bee and Ethan plan
Bee explains a proposed plan to George and he laughs at it before ultimately accepting to propose again. The brief recounts Bee and Ethan devising a scheme that leads to George's second proposal.
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George
Bee
Ethan
Postpone Long Flight At Roosevelt Field
Dee Acosta and Emile Burgin postponed their attempt to regain the world durance record for the United States at Roosevelt Field due to Acosta suffering indigestion. The effort is rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Roosevelt Field
Dee
Beré Acosta
Emile Burgin
United States
Acosta
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