Dr Paul Galvin Married in Detroit Ceremony
Announcement of the February 9 marriage of Dr Paul P Galvin son of Mr and Mrs Job P Galvin Oelwein to Miss Veronica Dillon daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dillon Merlin Ontario Canada. The ceremony was at 9 o clock in St Agnes church La Salle gardens Detroit Michigan with Miss Aileen Dillon and little Margaret Dillon in attendance and Dr Edward Hier as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at Boak Cadil lac hotel and the couple will reside in Detroit after an extended trip through the cast.
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Edward Hier
Galvin
Boak-Cadillac Hotel
Detroit
Ernst Kleitsch Rites Performed Monday Morning
Miss Muargerel Kleitsch daughter of Mrs. John Kleitsch Urbana Iowa married Leo Ernst son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ernst in a Monday morning ceremony at St Marys Catholic church Spencer Grove Rev Father S G Meyer officiated Attendants were Miss Mre Ernst and Walter Zelser A luncheon for 75 relatives followed at the bride’s mother's home An evening reception and dance for 150 guests was held at the home The couple will reside on a farm north of Urbana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muargerel Kleitsch
John Kileitsch
Urbana
Leo
Ernst
Joe Ernst
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Spencer's Grove
S. G. Meyer
Mre Ernst
Walter Zelser
Theodore Klettsch
Waterloo
Father and Son Banquet At Union Congregational Church
Forty fathers and sons of Union Congregational church attended the annual banquet with Valentine decorations and a dinner prepared by women of the church. Rev. CG V. Lannholm acted as toastmaster, John HL Ray led in singing with Mrs. G. W. Van Fleet at the piano, and Bruce Gates spoke on father and son responsibilities. A social hour followed the program.
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Fathers and Sons
Union Congregational Church
Valentine
CG. V. Lannholm
John HL. Ray
G. W. van Fleet
Morrow
Robert Richhbald
Bruce Gates
First Brethren Church
Edswin Boardman
Lester Miller
Jol Berthh
Woman's Missionary Society
George W. Bilnn
Lois Deits, Jr
Edwin Boardmai
Evening social events list for clubs and churches
Tonight a schedule of meetings and festivities across many groups including hotel events at Hotel President and McKinley school. venues include Masonic temple Union Congregational church Gold Leaf camp and K C hall. Activities cover dances lectures dinners card parties and father son banquets hosted by local organizations and auxiliaries.
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West Teachers
Becker
O. FE
Masonic Temple
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalst Parish House
Aeourthy Benefit Association
K. All
American Legion Auxiliary
Gates Park
Frank Marinan
New Century Club
Gold Leaf
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall Brotherhood
K. PL
T. Pla
McKinley School
US BP
Kilkare Club
Black’s Tearoom
First Breth Ten
Temple Rebekah Todze
Black Hawk TG. O. FL
Baseball Quiz Game Delights Waterloo Eastern Star
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star staged a baseball question game at the Masonic temple with teams Gubs and Tigers. Nellie and Mary Ravane posed questions, Roy Short and John Duke officiated as umpires, and the Tigers won. A light meal followed in the dining room with Valentine decorations. A business meeting announced initiation services for February 27.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Gubs
Tigers
Nellie
Mary Ravane
Roy Short
John Duke
Roy Metzger
Glenn Tibbitts
W. W. McAllister
John Boeller
Arthur Bellis
J. 3. Lyon
Valentine
Lamb Southey and DeQuincey to Be Studied
A study of Charles Lamb to be offered by Miss Callie Wieder at a Literary department program of the Waterloo Woman's club Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. Indications of Lambs wide reading and his style will anchor the discussion. Mrs H C Orrick will discuss Thomas DeQuincey and Robert Southey. A walking rehearsal of Sheridan's School for Scandal was postponed to March 22. Special music at Central Christian church featured The Passion Play with an ensemble of numbers and solos by Clark Cozad, J J Ray, Paul Ray, Mrs Betty Champrich, Burl Lormor, and Ila Harris. A farewell party for Mrs F H Kreger was held at 803 Grant Ave with Washington's birthday decor and cake, hosted by Mrs F R LaBarre with assistance from Mrs Jess Palmer and Mrs Loa Belle LaBarre.
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Charles Lamb
Callie Wieder
Waterloo Woman's Club
Lamb
H. C. Orrick
Lake School
Thomas DeQuincey
Robert Southey
Sheridan
Central Christian Church
Connecticut
Paul Ray
Betty Chmprich
Burl Lormor
The
Holy City
Clark Cozad
Mr. Cozad
J. J. Ray
Ila Haris
F. H. Kreger
Charles City
F. R. LaBarre
Grant Avenue
Washington
Kreger
Hints In Beauty Care For The Unusual Girl
There is one type of girl who finds it hard to dress the unusual girl who looks cool but not a freak. If she learns to play up eccentricity and be daring about style she can add life to crowds. For skin care, bathe daily, drink water, and avoid overeating. many hair and fashion suggestions follow.
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Anat
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Honors Traer Couple
Mr and Mrs H A Kolp of Traer marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at home on a quiet Saturday in February. Their family gathered including son Charles Kolp of Paullina and his daughter Mrs Irene Hoege, plus a daughter and her husband with their son Lawrence. Mr Kolp, 86, and Mrs Kolp, 82, are longtime Pennsylvanians who married in Lipton Cedar County Iowa after moving to Iowa in 1854. He served in the Second Iowa Cavalry during the Civil War, while Mrs Kolp’s family moved from Pennsylvania in 1853. The couple settled in Traer in 1878 and remain active in veterans and Masonic circles, with Mr Kolp a former G A R and lodge treasurer.
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Traer
H. A. Kolp
Charles Kolp
Paullina
O'Brien County
Irene Hoege
Broskings
S. D. Mir
F. J. Childs
Lawrence
Treer
Mr. Kolp
Pennsylvania
Lipton
Cedar County
Iowa
Kolp
Iowa Cavalry
St. Lows
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kelp
Scott County
Cedic
Linn
North Tana
Buckingham Township
Mgr. Kale
G. A. BR
J G. Safely
Dules
Tracy
Church News Highlights Local Gospel, Missionary Societies
Eadles Seclarion Universalist Church met in regular session and served a public supper. Plans include a Feb 27 picnic luncheon and card party. Various circles and guilds held meetings at homes on Denver Street and Stratford Avenue with hostess duties and bake sales planned. Several officers were elected, devotionals led, and luncheon served.
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Eadles' Seclarion
Universalist Church
Parsh House
Club Notes From Cedar Falls And Surrounding Areas
Someridge club met Tuesday evening at Blanche Fish home 303 Tremont Cedar Falls. Water loo members included Mr and Mrs Robert Daly Miss Veronica Eckes Vernita Roar and Ben North. prizes awarded to Lyle Myers and Miss Glara Olmstead. Happy Go Lucky hosts Friday at Miss Helen Jane Thompsons 807 Kingsley. 1929 bridge club met at Mrs A B Nauman 624 Reber Ave Wednesday. Mrs Gar Wn W Anderson won games. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Orville Hamilton.
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Som'r Oridge Club
Blanche Fish
Tremont Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Robert Daly
Veronica Eckes
Vernita Roar
Ben North
Lyle Myers
Glara Olmstead
Happy Go Lucky Club
Helen Jane Thompson
Kingsley Avenue
Bridge Club
A. B. Nauman
Reber Avenue
Gar
Mrs. C. H. Abbs Re-Elected Head of Y. W. Board
Mrs. C. H. Abbs was re-elected president at the YWCA board annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the XW OA building. Officers named include First VP Mrs. W. A. Zellhoefer, Second VP Miss Nan Black, Recording Secretary Mrs. F. B. Brooksus, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. A. D. Dannell, Treasurer Mrs. Cal Miller, with Mrs. J. H. Easley added to the executive committee.
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Northminster -Presbyterian Missionary Society
Tts
A.C. Prosser
Stratford Avenue
Warren MM
Frink
A. F. Frahm
C. H. Abbs
W. A. Zellhoefer
Nan Black
F. B. Brooksus
A. D. Dannell
Cal Miller
J. H. Easley W
Higgins to Preside Over State Meeting of Cleaners
W. F. Higgins of Unique Cleaners will preside as president of the Iowa State Cleaners and Dyers association at the nineteenth annual convention and short course in Ames February 18 to 22. The event includes the second sectional meeting of the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners with nine states represented. President R. M. Hughes of Iowa State College will welcome delegates during the opening session in Segineering hall. Short course topics cover show practices advertising and accounting methods.
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W. F. Higgins
Unique Cleaners
Iowa State Cleaners & Dyers Association
Ames
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
R. M. Hughes
State College
Damage suit arises from automobile crash near Waterloo
A damage suit for 3390 has been filed in Black Hawk district court by A. H. Upley against Elizabeth McCartney in a car crash dated November 23, 1928, five miles east of Waterloo near Hewitt's Isle station. Upley alleges great damage to his car. McCartney is a Waterloo teacher residing in Rockford Ind.
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Black Hawk District Court
A. H. Upley
Independence
Conmimercial
Selestman
Elizabeth McCartney
Waterloo
Hewitt's Isle Station
Upley
Miss McCartney
Rockford, In
Pantry tips and kitchen trivia from the home section
A mash of practical cooking notes covers dessert making with a rich vanilla pudding mix and tips on handling celery cream cheese and cake storage. Practical advice includes whipping cream gradually, salting meat only at serving, and shaping cream cheese into pear forms for garnish.
For House or Sport Wear pattern in Evening Courier
Pattern advertisement details a practical house and sport wear frock design, style 1565, with front-pleated skirt, adjustable waist belting, and turn back cuffs. Available in cotton, silk, linen, rayon or jersey. sizes 18 to 44. Requires materials and simple instructions. 15 cents plus postage. Order via Courier Patterns Department, 243 W. 17th Street, New York City.
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Evening Courier
Courier Patterns Department
New York City
Headford Firms Consolidate in Westfield Foundry Merge
Consolidation of Hawkeye Foundry with Headford Bros and Hitchins Foundry Co announced by W E Robinson. Headford heads the merged company with 250 employees and a projected 1,000,000 dollar business for 1929. Plant capacity reaches 7,500 tons annually.
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Hawkeye Foundry
Headford Bros. & Hitchins Foundry Co
W. E. Robinson
Westfield
Headford Bros. & Hitchins Foundry
Consolidated Company
Edward H. Headford
Headford Bros. & Hitchins
Hitchins
City in Brief and Local Notes
Davis vice president arrives home after two weeks in New York and the East. Glory Franks, 138 Manchester, improving after leg amputation from a train accident at St. Francis hospital. First Congregational board elects Andrew Reid to replace Miles F. Potter. Post office bustle as Christmas wish letters flow in. mail volume up over last year. Rummages sale by order of Eastern Star slated Feb. 16 at 900 black East 4th St.
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EB. Davis
Ueavitt
Johnnson Trust Co
New York
Glory Franks
Manchester
St. Francis Hospital
First Congregational Board of Trustees
Andrew Reid
Miles F. Potter
Order of Eastern Star
Black East 4Th St
T. C
Valentines Tell Old Sweet Story in New Ways
A lively historical look at Valentine traditions from ancient kingly crowns to modern gifts. It contrasts staged courtly romance with simple homemade tokens, noting how today’s lovers still share flowers, candy, and heartfelt notes amid changing customs and enduring sentiment.
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Prairie Village
Fiorlat
Sylvan Bells
Divorce Follows Golden Wedding in Moles District
Des Moines Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. W S Bonifield split after a golden wedding anniversary three years ago. A divorce complaint filed in district court accuses the husband of willfully deserting and abandoning his wife, noting he has failed to provide for her for the last decade.
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Des ‘Moles
W. S. Bonifield
Superintendents Club wives to attend dinner event
Members of the Black Hawk county Superintendents club will entertain their wives Monday evening with a dinner party at Black's tearoom. The post dinner program includes an address by Mrs. R. C. Williams on what a Consolidated School Superintendent's wife thinks about it. About 40 attend.
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Black Hawk County
Black's
R. C. Williams
Jesup
What & Consolidated School
Son Born to Dr and Mrs von Lackum of Cedar Rapids
A son was born yesterday after noon to Dr and Mrs J K K von Lackum in Cedar Rapids. The mother, formerly Miss Addella Boies, is the daughter of Judge and Mrs H B Boies. The von Lackums already have one other child, a son.
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J. KK. von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
Addella Boies
H. B. Boies
von Lackums
Alen
Arable Hurson Canton Congo Everest Horrid Michigan Iceland Dead
The list presents a sequence of words and numbers seemingly forming a puzzle style prompt. It pairs common nouns with parenthetical numbers, possibly indicating letter counts or cipher keys, but the exact relation remains unclear. No narrative event or identifiable person is described.
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Hurson
Canton
Congo
Everest
Michigan
Iceland
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