Alden Severin wedding in Cedar Falls Iowa
Society notes cover two Cedar Falls weddings. Gladys Marie Severin and W Raymond Alden wed at First Congregational Church Cedar Falls with double ring ceremony and Harold Foltz singing Calme as the Night. Guests from Waterloo Des Moines Chicago attended. The bride and groom later hosted a dinner for about 60 at the bride’s grandmother’s home and plan to reside in Jackson Michigan. The report also notes Blanche Gillpatrick and Vincent Gillpatrick wedding at Lamont Iowa with attendants, festive décor, and a reception, and brief notices of other societal events and cluster of farewells and club gatherings in the area.
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Misa
Marian Miller
Lohengrin
Louis Alberti
Jane Ann Church
Elizabeth Serevin
Master Frederick Church
Severin
Alden
Cedar
Alls All
Igh School
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Theta R
IS. T. C
Chi Omega
Wisconsin
Jackson
Mich
Alden i
F. C. Aiden
Auurn
Gillpatrick-Garmon
Blanchearmon
V. Gr Garmon
Hile L. R. Hermann
Waterloo
Actdat
Wanda Hammer
Veta
Wang Hammer
Miss Dillon
Geo. Cleeants
Garden City
Vera’ Hammer
Desloines
M. Trowbridge
Independnea
L. R. Hermann
Washam
Gillpatrick
Forest Avenue
The Tailored Line and Wardrobe Tips by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses how American women excel in carrying the trim line of tailored suits. She notes straight slim winter lines with minimal draping, favors horizontal trimming for height, and warns short stout or very small figures against cross lines. Practical colors include dark blue brown gray green maroon black. warns against orange or pale blue except for dressy suits.
Waterloo traveling and business men's association elect
The Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association held its annual officer election at Hotel Russell Lamson. John G. Ralston was reelected president and F. Glockner as vice president. A. H. Holt was chosen treasurer for a fifth year, W. R. French for a 25th year. Trustees include P. H. O Niel, Benjamin Hesser, and H. B. Kelly for two-year terms. John T. Rock and Charles H. Bingham remain tied to unexpired terms. The secretary reports smooth operations and strong finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association
Russell Lamson
John G. Ralston
F. Glockner
A. H. Holt
W. R French
P. H. O’niel
Benjamin Hesser
H. B. Kelly
John T. Rock
Charles H. Bingham
Life's Charm Fades as Man Starves After Wife's Escape
Council Bluffs reports Melfo Delish, 43, of Lathrop Indiana, crawled into a Shenandoah woods clump and starved for 23 days after his wife eloped with another man and took his savings. Found near death, he survived to recount leaving Vienna 12 years earlier with three children. He hoped to buy a farm and had $133 cash plus a bank book at discovery.
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Council Bluffs
Melfo Delish
Lathrop
Ind
Shenandoah
Vienna
America
Cedar Heights Holds Watch New Year’s Eve
Cedar Heights Community church prepares a winter picnic supper for New Year’s Eve. Families bring well filled baskets and a music program with after dinner speeches will mark the transition from 1919 to 1920 with songs at the stroke of midnight.
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Cedar Heights
Waterloo Library Notes and Hudson Electric Incorporation
Waterloo public library hours listed for Galloway Linden Washington and John Fiske locations with midweek daytime slots and Saturday periods. Also notes Farmers Electric Company of Hudson files incorporation, with $50,000 capital, directors Strayer Iseminger Moseley Brandhorst Bedford, to distribute power and build a transmission line. New Year’s night show advertised at Meyreau.
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Waterloo Public Library
Galloway
Linden
Washington
John Fiske
Washington Irving
Lowell
Farmers’ Electric Company of Hudson
S. Strayer
D. G C. Iseminger
C. G. Moseley
W. C. Brandhorst
C. W. Bedford
Bank Commissioner to Quit Job March 1
Des Moines reports the resignation of George Messenger state bank commissioner effective March 1. He has held the post since 1917 when the state banking department was created. The stated reasons cite workload and difficulty in attracting capable assistants given the salaries offered.
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Des Moines
George Messenger
State Bank
Alata Banking Department
Solowstoner
Fire department responds to two roof fires nearby
At 10 10 a m Sunday the fire department was called to 416 Town Street where sparks from a chimney ignited the roof. At 11 50 a m another call from 317 Frving Street reported a roof fire. Both incidents caused little damage. The notice ends with an insurance ad for Bronson Insurance Agency.
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Town Street
Frving Street
Mock Trial Features Unique Proceedings in Delaware Court
In Delaware County a district court session opened with Judge George W. Dunham presiding and Judge Stiles seated as would be in the near future. Ten Delaware bar members filled the jury box with county officials nearby, and a photo capture marked the moment. Also noted: a new building plan for next year by E. M. Hughes and remodelling of the Lafferty store front. Political ambitions rise as several candidates emerge for the state legislature seat representing Delaware County.
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Manchester
Tin
District Court
George W. Dunham
Stiles
Delaware County Bar
Calvin Yoron
B al, Jr
Bycal
Corliss
Dunham Thruout
Dunham
Claude Wright
E. M. Hughes
W. H. Lafferty
Hughes
Lafferty
Delhi
Matthews, Jr
A. D
Long
Side Talks By BUTH CAMERON
A reflective column urges New Year resolutions built on self knowledge and clear aims. It suggests sitting to think about what one truly wants and what to give up, citing David Starr Jordan’s line that the world yields to the person who knows where he is headed.
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David Starr Jordan
Ats
Armory Meeting Sets Nomination Plan for Post Officers
Delaware County Ab-4d announces a Republican vacancy and American Red Cross role for candidates. The American Legion will meet Tuesday at 8:30 PM to approve a capital increase to 100000 and appoint a nominations committee for post officers.
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Delaware County
Intract
Hore
Ntepublican Rolems
Hed Cross
S. W. Ilvus
Courthours
Ville
Blas Hichardout
Aenalur
Chia
Lesat
Iholdera
Thy National Manufacturing
American Legion
Armory
Fin Bualuesa
Harold B. Jones
Sha Anda
Chicago
Mr. Jones
Prigters
J. M. Jones
Sons
Vinny
Manchester Orchestra Benefit For American Legion Jan 18
A Manchester orchestra will present a benefit concert at the city opera house on the evening of January 18. An attractive program is promised to support the American Legion.
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Manchester Orchestra
Ameriican Legion
City Opera
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Sadie Shirey
Conrad Blum
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J.R. Macartney
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Heart Parish
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Entre Nous
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Waterloo Traveling and Business Men’s Association Elect
the Majestic
Fort Dodge
Frank B. Lasette
New York
Bill" Wolley
Fort Bodge Master Plumbers’ Association
Frank A. Nelson
Wang & Millard
Library Notes
the Net
Mrayeau
Bronson Inisumanuce Agency
Delaware
Buth Cameron
Crowell’s
Waterloo Ice Cream Company
National Toilet Company
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Standard Oil Company
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