Married Bassarcar Wade in Cedar Rapids routine
Jack Bassarcar and Ol A Wade were married by Rev J E Johnson on Saturday evening in his home. They will reside at 392 Commercial Street. Wade is from La Porte City. Bassarcar works at the Benner Tea Co. Mrs Wade is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F R Wade. The ceremony was at Rev Johnson's home with Mrs J B Johnson and J B Borgen present. They left for Cedar Rapids immediately after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassarear-Wade
A. Wade
Jack Bassarcar
J. E. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
J. &. Johnson
B. Borgen
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Bassarcar
Seventh Street
Benner Tea Company
Commercial Street
Beauty Chats Br Edna Kent Forbes Letters
A column features reader questions on beauty, diet, finances, and grooming. Advice ranges from slimming a round face with simple exercises to budgeting tips based on local costs, plus instructions to request more tips by mail. The tone mirrors a early 20th century newspaper advice column with informal guidance and reader prompts.
Side Talks By But Cameron on Monday Blues and Planning
The column argues Monday blues stem from post Sunday rest disruption and planning. It suggests delaying heavy tasks to Tuesday or Wednesday, scheduling lighter chores for Monday, and recognizing that rest influences weekday efficiency. It notes weekend pleasures often push plans to end of week and advises timed task management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuytra
Otte
Pink Bungalow Sparks Quiet Romance at Spring Beach
In a rose tinted seaside setting, Diane from next door stirs romantic suspicions as Mrs Demorest balks at the pink bungalow. The major, amid social plans for a Versailles fete, finds his chance when Diane reveals her intended union with Mr Everitt, ending with a surprise wedding proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Rose
Mme
Sigourney
America
France
Diane
Spring Beach
Demorest
Elosa Corporation
Versailles
Brrs
Vaughans’ Grounds
Lynwood
Everitt
Monsieur Everitt
Countess de Sigourney
Mrs. Demorest
Jack
Mumsie
Fire department responds to small roof fire on Eleventh Street
Fire crews were summoned at 3 46 this morning to 211 Eleventh Street East where sparks from a chimney started a minor roof fire causing little damage. A police officer tagged the fire chief's car for a city parking ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Street
Midnight Howl on Sams Souci Bridge
An eerie midnight scene near Sams Souci Bridge draws calls to police as residents in Quautauqua park awaken. Officers report the disturbance was caused by a dog howling on the bridge, which disappeared upon arrival. Neighbors wonder if it was a warning omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sams Souci
Quautauqua Park
Hoodoo for Twelve at 1111 Fourth Street East Raid
Police raided a daytime craps game at 1111 Fourth Street East crowding twelve colored persons into a patrol wagon. One keeper booked for gambling house, five others released or convicted, bonds posted, and later three forfeited, two fined, five found not guilty, keeper case continued. Another arrest occurred at a local hotel with landlord’s complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Wotan
Not a Dying Race Indian Population Surges, Officials Say
Washington reports a substantial rise in North American Indian numbers reversing the idea of extinction. Government experts note births exceed deaths in 1916 and 1917, and health funding has grown from 40,000 to 350,000 dollars by 1917. They caution the Indian population may approach pre contact levels, challenging the dying race myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Columbus
America
Redmen
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Lawrence W. White
Redman
White
Republic
A. M. E. Merling Postpones Quarterly Meeting
The African M. E. church session plans to hold the quarterly business meeting one day later than scheduled. Tomorrow evening after the sermon, I. B. Stovall, the presiding elder for the Des Moines district, will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. Merling
M. H. Church
I. B. Stovall
Des Moines
Wil
Births Reported for Parker Russell and Petar Families
Birth notices show M A Parker welcomed a son born Feb 1 aboard the Berth 12. Thirteenth child in the family with mother 40 and father 49. Also Mr and Mrs Cien Russell Bamb din of 430 Oakland welcomed a daughter Rhea Belle born Jan 18. Mr and Mrs Thorwald P Petar of 185 Tenth West welcomed a daughter Evalyn Bernadett born Jan 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Parker
Uhe
Cien Russell Bambdin
Oakland
Rhea Belle
Thorwald P. Petarson
Tenth West
Evalyn Bernadett
Buchanan for Glasses and City In Brief
Mrs. Howard Sharp is reported seriously ill at her home on West end Fourth street bridge. Paul Davis has returned after a siege of influenza and visited the store briefly today. Mrs. Frances M. Parrott is ill at home but not seriously. Miss Bertha Van Ingan, stenographer for Read Tuthill Reed, is confined by illness. H C Moeller attends Des Moines meeting of the Reading pire board. Miss Alice Margaret Shirey, recently ill, shows slight improvement at her parents’ home 1518 Commercial street. Co W Webb and W R Bryson open the Toggery for men at Fifth and Lafayette streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sharp
Paul Davis
Frances M. Parrott
Bertha van Ingan
Read, Tuthill & Reed
H. C. Moeller
Des Moines
Readingpire Board
Alice Margaret Shirey
Building Permits And Local Church Meeting Canceled
Ptr and Mrs W J Simpson visiting in Wilder Idaho left to pay for their homes. Rev Raymond W Cross of Plymouth Congregational church went to Grinnell Ia for a fellowship conference and will re own Telephone Company. An all day meeting of the nom James Black Dry Gid 1en and Grace M E church at Sycamore remodeling was scheduled for Wednesday but was called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Dry Goods Company
Sycamore Street
Harold van Dinen
Washington
Samuel Mayer
Claude Horton
Columbia
Baby Bartles
Rath
Robert Elter
Lafayette Street
H. H. Sawyer
State Department of Justice
Clerk of Courts
John H. Bennett
W. C. FL & N. Railway Co
P. H. Frank
Charles Hardman
Matt Parrot & Sons Co
Greene
Hardman
Parrotts
Rupert Thiessen
A. H. Thiessen
Rock Island
W J. Simpson
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Edacuday Afvermoon
Petrova Club
Eugene Payma
St. Paul's
W. F
J. H. Rickert
Westminster Ladies’ Auxiliary
EB. G. Derson
Westfield Social Union
Irs
Fred Newville
Austin Burtte
K. of BF. Hall
Clarence Ness
Belen Schlessinger
Walnut Street Bannist
Joseph Margadent
Woman's Missionary Society
I. }. Moore
India
T- Go Me- Pismus
Tesec
EB. F. Stevenson
Chanter 7
B. F. Swisher
J. O. Knox
J. L. Buechele
D. B. L. Bridge Club
Q. V. C. Club
Grace M. B. Church
First Congregational
The
Grace Cascaden
Fred Clark
H. W. Grout
First Presbyterian
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Fairburn
Charles Kurth
A. J. Artun
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Tra Rofayar
J. F. Simpson
Ah Graves
A. Pitton
Burton Avenue
Baptist
Woman's Circle
Foreien
W. L. Garvin
Edna Kent Forbes
Cameron
New York
Association of
Izola Forrester
Kathryn Meex Hat
East Fonrin St
Sweetbrier
Bronson
Fdrence Agency
MEN OF Leisure
A. L. Lommel
Heed Street
Fifth Street
Chicago
Anthony W. Berend
Locust Street
Mises Bernadette Schaney
Emmetsburg
Berend
Enderlein
Iowa Telephone Company
Sycamore
Third Streets
Powern Medical
Burghat
Black Hawk Ride
Waterloo Review
Kathryn Mask Hat Shop
Wm. J. Moxiey
Buchanan
West End
Fourth Street Bridge
Marsh-Price Blis
Scane’s
Waterloo Ice Cream CO
East Sixth St
Waterloo
Fashion Department
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