Hamilton-Behmuhl wedding in Chicago and Waterloo
The marriage of Miss va Schmuhl of West Union to Orville O Hamilton of Waterloo occurred Wednesday at noon in Chicago with Rev. C. W. Brushingham officiating. The ceremony took place at the bride’s sister Mrs C J Mathers home 1222 Nelson Avenue. Guests were family only. The couple plan a trip east and will reside at 1006 Jefferson Street after March 1. Hamilton is a commercial traveler and the bride has lived with her sister Mrs Grover Blunt. The newlyweds left for Waterloo immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-Behmuhl
Chicago
Va Schmuhl
West Union
Orville O. Hamilton
Waterloo
C. W. Brushingham
Methodist Church
C.J. Mathers
Nelson Avenue
Hamilton
Grover Blunt
Mr. Hamilton
William Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Advent and milk diet notices by Waterloo churches
Community religious schedule lists Adventist services at Seventh Day-Kistier Chapel with morning sessions and evening worship. It mentions a milk diet experiment and a variety of church activities including Sunday school, prayer meetings, and an organ dedication in Waterloo, with data on times and locations and guidance to consult physicians before changing diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistier Chapel
Getardus
Va Watts
Jefferson Street
J. Asidas
Astor
John Bunyan Smith
wKietor
Antioch
Douglass Street
W. W. Ewing
Barton Avenue
Corneyr Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
V. G. Keilford
Ih Brotherhood
Gariver
Church OF Christ
First Church of Christ
Knights of Pythias
AL. Tate
Frourth
Denver
Mey
Thomas Horton
D. D
Holy Communion
Prushythruan
Pirat— Ark and
Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
United Presbyteriane
Wellington
Bible
Pam Lov
Peterson
Rew
Ait
Peeexet
Macines Land
W. P. McGary
Strerlite
Kan
Northminster—nation
Avalon
Gretahurer
Colr
Cedar Heights Community Church
Hey. SN
Methfessel
Nestor
Christien Ne Deavor
Salvation Army
Big Brother
Savion
Waters
Henry Nicholls
Lepion
Salvation
Woods Building
Ourth Street
Ruth Masowan
Vesper
Bridge Street
J. T. Houser
Harrison O'Arthury
Church of Jesua Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Z. R. 1. S. Society
Victor A. Hall
Webster Street
Commercial
Gospel Hall
Fred Benulels
Bringing Up Husbands In A Mother's Duty
A reader's letter argues women should train sons to avoid selfishness before marriage. It recalls a mother tidying her son's room and suggests husbands inherit habits learned in youth, urging mothers to curb faults now. Local church notices and club events accompany the reflection.
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theDrother
Harry
Beauty Chats on Calorie Reduction and Weight Loss
Edna Kent Porbes explains calorie theory for weight management. Adults need 15 to 20 calories per pound daily, with 500 calorie cuts yielding about two ounces of fat loss per day and roughly four pounds a month. For heavier or lighter weights the timeline adjusts, highlighting long-term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Questians
Nalvina M
Woman's Club Open Meeting Promotes American Spirit
The Woman's club at Hotel Russell-Lamson held an open meeting featuring C. E. Klingaman director of the state Americanization committee. He urged the club to pursue worthy efforts and emphasized community role in childrearing and patriotic history in schools. News covered committee reports on French Armenian orphan work and Red Cross efforts. A Bordeaux memorial training school for nurses was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wingaman
Woman's Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Mr. Klingarman
Klingaman
Iowa State College
Red Cross
Washington
F. F. McElhinney
C. W. Ellyson
Nana Colby
Bordeaux
Evangelical Ass'n Forward Movement Meeting Next Week
One hundred seventy five ministers and laymen from across Iowa plan the forward movement convention of the Evangelical association at First Evangelical church in this city on Thursday and Friday. Speakers include Bishop L H Seager Naperville Rev J W Banersfield Chicago and Rev J R Niergarth Naperville. Rev L W Bock will open the session Thursday afternoon. Waterloo pastors J B Macartney J F W Court and Clyde J Askins speak that day. Clinton F Smith will open the afternoon session and Charles Alstadt will give an address of welcome.
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Iowa
Forward Movement
The
Evangelical Association
First Evangelical
L. H. Seager
Naperville
J. W. Banersfield
Chicago
J. R. Niergarth
L. W. Bock
Waterloo
J.B. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
JF. W. Court
M. E
Clyde J. Askins
First Baptist
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Charles Alstadt
Organ Concert at Grace M E Church Sunday Evening
Kenneth Be Runkel, organist at Grace M. E. church, gives an organ recital Sunday at 7 45 p m replacing the evening service. Miss Maybeth Mack violin Mrs Claude S Bennett piano Miss Ethel Lawless soprano assist. Program includes Becker Handel Yon Gullmant Palrelough and other works.
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Kenneth Be, Runkel
Grace M. I
Runkel
Hennepin Avenue
M. E
Minneapolis
Maybeth Mack
Claude S. Bennett
Ethel Lawless
Becker
Handel
Stevenson
Yon
Gullmant
Sopmne
Har
Nee H. Runkel
Palrelough
Speaks
Plang
Yin
Widord
Fair Closes Tonight At Armory Carnival
The indoor fair and carnival at the Armory ends this evening with dancing and special features. Staged by the boys of Co. M federal guard, proceeds fund remodeling of Armory offices and clubrooms. The fair has been a success in every way.
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Armory
Boys of
Co. M. Federal Guard
Avery Way
Dedication of Organ Special Programs at Walnut Street Baptist
Special programs for the dedication of the memorial organ are listed for morning and evening services at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The schedule includes Bugle Call, flags of gratitude, Doxology, invocation, responsive reading, hymns, announcements, a memorial tablet, sermon titled The God of Music, and postlude selections by Buck, Guilmant, and Coenen with various hymn numbers and chorale settings.
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Occa ‘Sion
Bugte Call
Cal Huntelager
Selemn Pr Plage
Barnes
Samson Jr
E. Crowther
America
LoFferte
Lnssatic
Ashe Dudley Buck
T. A. McManus
Chas. E. Smith
Althem
Dudley Buck
BC Smith Committee
R. J. Howrey Q
Guilmant
Sicily
Sehnecker
Henry Th
God of Music
Buck
O’Brien Writes He Is Doing Time For Woman
Daniel T. O’Brien former taxi owner jailed in Arizona state prison for Elsie Secor and Samuel Thompson on white slavery charges after a cross country trip from this city. In a letter to Sheriff Henderson he says he is not entirely to blame and blames the woman. He asks the sheriff to secure a watch and three rings held here to show his honesty and to shoot his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. O'Brien
Arizona State
Elsie Secor
D. B. Henderson
Samuel Thompson
Tax Manufacturers Insurance Reelects Officers
The fourteenth annual stockholders meeting of Tax Manufacturers Insurance Company in Iowa reelects officers led by W W Marsh as president and Hermann Miller as secretary. G N Garrettson and Robert Palmer are vice presidents, A J Holt treasurer. Directors include Marsh, Copely, Paterson, Miller, Sinclair, Headford, Weis, and others. The company reports 690+ agents, 25.38 million dollars at risk, assets of 289 thousand tied to Iowa real estate and bonds, and a net surplus of 2,750 dollars, with satisfaction voiced by Miller over Waterloo citizens and county farmers’ support during 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Manufacturers' Fire Insurance Company
Commercial Street
W.W. Marsh
Hermann Miller
G.N. Garrettson
Robert Palmer
A.J . Holt
Mr. Marsh
I. M. Copely
Robert Paterson
Fort Dodgearl Miller
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Headford
Henry Weis
WE ¥. Myers
Nathan Northey
William Lowden
Fairfield
G. E. Lichty
D. Turney
A. IL Holt
M. H. Ik Tw
Iowa
Miller
Waterloo
Winthrop Defeats Center Point 19 to 15 In Basketball
Center Point Indiana January 17 Winthrop defeated Center Point 19 to 15 last night after trailing 12 to 8 at halftime Center Point led early but Winthrop surged ahead with scoring from Dunlap Sheeley and Williams among others.
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Center Point
Winthrop
Winthrop Dunkip
Coline
Weeles
Contessures
Williams
Oleate
Johnson
Kielbaker Ocohins
Carter
Giulie Reo
Dunlap
Willan ‘Wunaya
Sheeley
Witla
Repass Building Expansion Aims at Major New Space
Repass building work presses on at Park avenue and Cudar street adjoining a service station. Weather posed few problems as LL A Mautne notes, with 60 000 square feet of floor space planned for the largest rear area in the state. The complex will include showroom, storeroom, and a separate accessories area. Shipping remains crucial, with last year’s sales totaling 2 000 010 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Repass Autonigdlle Company
Park Avenue
Cudar Street
LL. A. Mautne
Third Street
Itehind
Nets
Noor
Wales
Vocational Officer to Aid Ex-Service Men Here
Des Moines based vocational officers from the federal board met at the Red Cross home service bureau and plan to visit Waterloo for a training day on January 30. Mrs. G B Worthen notes the lack of detailed information hampered prior assistance and welcomes Mr. Ryan's upcoming visit to interview interested ex service men. Mrs. B Dubbert leads Cedar Walls home service bureau in compiling the Big Hawk county service man list.
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Ryan
Federal Board
Des Moines
Red Cross Home Service Bureau
Waterloo
G. 8. Worthen
Secetary
Mose
Organized Labor in Des Moines to Discuss Political Alignment
Des Moines January 17 organized labor in Des Moines will discuss forming an independent political party at an all session tomorrow afternoon. The questions include whether to form a new party affiliating with the American party recently launched or whether labor candidates or old party tickets shall be supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Des Moines
Activities of Greater Waterloo Association Meeting
The executive committee of the Greater Waterloo Association will meet in the offices Hotel Russell Lamson on Monday at 11:30 a.m. This meeting precedes the directors meeting on Wednesday. More than 60 cards indicating mothers’ choice of committee service were returned today, described by KB F Mac Donough as encouraging.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Russell- Lamson
KB. F.” MacDonough
Geld
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns
Waterlog Evening Courier advertises patterns with accompanying design. Send the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department to receive patterns that allow for seams. Orders are filled quickly and should reach you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashion
Evening Courier
Waterloo
YMCA annual financial campaign underway
The Y M C A announces a yearly financial campaign with large donors already contributing. John Z. Houser, general secretary, reports Waterloo requests a $10,000 gift. HI Y weekly luncheons will be held at the Ladies Aid building as churches serve. Verle Reed notes the first church to serve is Westminster Presbyterian and Mrs. Charles Trankey leads arrangements for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butlans
John Z. Houser
Waterloo
Verle Reed
Wentningter Presbyterian
Charles Trankey
Ministerial Union to Convene First Assembly Under New Officers
The Ministerial Association will meet Monday at 10 a.m. in the MAG. A. Purters hall for its first assembly under the newly elected officers led by Dr. John Robertson Macart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Mag. A. Purters
John Robertson Macart
Black Hawk county Sunday school delegates attend Iowa convention
Rev. Clinton F. Smith served as representative of Black Hawk county at the Iowa State Sunday school association convention in Des Moines. Prominent speakers discussed advancing Sunday school work while Rev. Smith read a paper on The Book of Job and Rev. Clyde Auking acted as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clnton F. Smith
Des Moines
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Mr. Smith
Black Hawk County
Salvation Army Revival Services Grow in City
Commandant Eliza Symmonds adds interest to Salvation Army revival events at 413 Water Street Galveston with three Sunday services inviting the public to attend.
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Salvation Army
Water Street
Eliza Symmonds
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Orman
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the Key To
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Grinnell
the Palace of Happiness
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