Mrs. Geist Weds G. E. Bickley at First M. E. Church
Mrs. Mabelle Geist of 1628 Washington Street and George E. Bickley of Omaha were married at 9:30 in the morning in the chancel of the First Methodist Episcopal church. The ceremony was officiated by Dr. J. Arthur Young with Dr. J. E. Johnson assisting. The couple, who plan a motor tour to The Dells, Wis, after a brief home in Omaha, are longtime Waterloo residents and graduates of West High and Gates Business College.
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Mabelle Geist
Washington Street
George. E. Bickley
Omaha
Neb
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
J. E. Johnson
North Thirty-fourth Street
Bicksey
Northwesternn Bell Telephone Company
Waterloo End
West High School
Gates Business College
First Methodist Church
Black
Summer card parties energize social season
Social column notes the city buzz around card gatherings despite heat and sports risks. Sunyside Country Club hosts mixed bridge events while Sewing circle and Sons of Union Veterans plan card afternoons. Local venues and organizers named include Waterloo, Mrs JAS Cashman, Blas Williston Avenue, and Harold Walden.
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Suntyside Country
Waterloo
Ani
Bee ‘Blowers
Mmies
Mike Becker
Walter
Ethel Jones to Sing Selections of Varied Appeal
Ethel Jones, a contralto, will perform Friday evening at Iowa State Teacher College. The program, arranged by Professor Edward Kurtz, features songs such as My Heart Is a Garden and Sorrow. The recital aims to suit varied moods with selections from composers including Kurtz, Burleigh, Chabrier, and more.
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Ethel
Jones
Gontralto
Iowa
Edward Kurtz
Sto
Gertrude Ss
Saint. Sacus
Chabrier Fourdrain
Bemberg
Afensky Balakheti
Caro
Milo
Bambig Mane
Guarnieri
America Leads in Training for Business World
Washington reports the United States dominates commercial education with courses in typewriting bookkeeping and shorthand. Frances Moon Butts of Washington High School leads a federation survey showing 1,155 nonacademic courses listed for college entrance by 182 colleges and universities, with 23 percent commercial. The study, to be presented in Geneva in August 1929, argues nonacademic subjects meet a real need and support specialization amid complex modern business life. International results suggest other countries lag in vocational instruction compared with the United States.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Frances Moon Butts
Washington Business Igh School
World Federation of Education
Federation
Geneva
Butis
Butts
Eutis
Reader and Pianist to Give Recital at Russell Lamson
Mary Summers Myers and Betty Harrington will present a recital at 8 p m tomorrow in the grill room of Hotel Russell Lamson The program includes Czardas Hyers veka and Pictures from My Dream of the Big Parade The recital is under the auspices of Hoss Conservatory of Music with Dorothy Holmes reader and Melba Read pianist also slated for First Baptist tonight
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Myers
Betty Harrington
Russell-Lamson
Czardas Hyers
Baty Harington
Belinda
Mary Summers Myers
Betty Farrington
Mary Summers
Myers Betty . Harrington
Hoss Conservatory’ of Music
the Conservatory
Migs
Dorothy’ Holmes
Melba Read
First Baptist
Astanged Dubis
Hints in beauty care ABC rules of healthful eating
A Beauty section summarizes simple diet rules by Miss Forbes addressing how to balance meals for thin and fat women. Advice covers tea and coffee, bread choices, greens, reducing starchy foods, meat limits, fish nuts cheese eggs as substitutes, avoiding rich pastries and greasy foods, and cautions about cold drinks and certain soups.
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ABC
Ealing
Miss Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes
AEG
Church Societies Sustain Interest During Hot Season
Church groups keep meeting through summer with light schedules and outdoor picnics. Women Missionary and General Aid societies organize contests, joint meetings, and picnics at parks while others sew for hospitals, hold devotions, and plan for fall activity with reduced winter-style programs.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
George DeBubr
B. M. Fritzinger
Jeallets
Rosing Itam
General Aid Society
Women's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
Oscar Saunders
Millertale
Byrnes Park
Sisterhood’ and Missionary Society
Graves Memorial United Brethren’ Church
Edwin’ Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
Boardman
South America
E. W. Main
M. O. Bowen
Burton Avenue Baptist Chirch
White Cross
Herman Warner
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies
Guild
Supmer
HL Keding
Moehlmann
R. Way Michael Missionary
Society ‘of Plymouth
Congregational Church
Pichic
Cedar River Park
Elizabeth Harrison
Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church
Soelences
Ann ‘Lichty
Mulberry
Arthur
J. Stealy
Indiana Street
Byrnes, Park
East Park Presbyterian Church
Pbeders Circle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Former Editor in Enforcement Squad Joins Prohibition Service
Sioux City July 19. E Patterson 33 former editor in Smithland Iowa mayor and educator entered federal prohibition enforcement today. A Drake University professor who was examined two weeks ago received a temporary commission. Patterson has lectured and formerly edited a newspaper in Smithland.
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Sioux City
Doctor Millikan of Caltech Seen in Pasadena Life
A portrait of Dr. Robert A. Millikan, Caltech president, as a cultured, busy scientist who splits atoms at night in Pasadena. The piece notes his Nobel prize, cosmic ray work, and appetite for golf, tennis, and reading modern writers while detailing his laboratory routines and public recognition. Also mentions a recent return from a Chicago motor trip by several women.
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Pasadena
Cal
Jay
Aristote
Democritus
Galileo
Newton
Tycho Barre
Coppenicius
Kelvin
Faraday
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Earth
Haye
Galsworthy
B. G. Wells
Arnold
Bennett
Booth
Tarkington
Edith Wharton
Millikan
Gale
United States
Milken
Tal
Miogance
Dr. Milliken
University of
Chiago
Milliken
Pasadene
Institute
Nic
Watts 15 Given 75 Onli Sal For Fag Slas Watts 15 Given 75 Onli Sal For Fag Slas
Fred Watts of Ottumwa Iowa pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit great bodily injury for slashing Hugh Hiscock at a bay tour party fight on July 5. Judge Ralph Hasner fined him 250 dollars or 75 days in jail. jail term accepted. Watts attorney John H Meyers argued Watts was the aggressor and noted Hiscock’s police record. The affray occurred on the east river bank south of the city business district.
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Fred Watts
Ottumwa
Hugh Hiscock
Ralph Hasner
Watts
John H. Meyers
Vacations and Visitors in Midwest and Beyond
A city in brief lists numerous local and extended trips. Miss Leona Henney of 306 Mobile is spending a week in Chicago visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Craft of Pittsburgh visit cousin J. C. Keegan in Waterloo. W. E. Mayne family and sister vacation two weeks at Park Rapids, Minnesota. Mrs. BR. W. Carter and Leone return from three weeks in Canada, Niagara Falls and Washington, D.C. Edward Felzer and son James visit John Schrodemier’s home in Waterloo. Victoria Taylor of 412 Vermont is in East St. Louis visiting Roland G. Taylor and family. Mrs. A. C. Ernstone arrives for an indefinite visit with her parents. Lommel and Whitman couples return from fishing at Northwood resort, Minnesota. Ellen and Lathia Trainor vacation with their mother, Mrs. Joseph Trainor. Rev. F. Herbert Moehlmann leaves Waterton for Lions convention in Des Moines. Salvation Army night set for Thursday at Fifth and Franklin tents with speakers. An involuntary bankruptcy petition against John G. Chalmers (DuBuque, Ia) moved for adjudication. W. A. Covell and son Emmet from Waterloo note a Remington UMC rep in Grand Rapids. Will Stevens of Park Avenue East fined for illegal possession of undersized fish. Dentists and local notices appended.
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Leona Henney
Mobile Street
Chicago
Edgar Craft
Pittsburgh
J. C. Keegan
Fowler Street
W. E. Mayne
Willis
Park Rapids
Minn
BR. W. Carter
Leone
Irving Street
Canada
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
Edward Felzer
James
Sioux Falls
S. D
John Schrodemier
Fourth Street
Victoria Taylor
Vermont Street
East St. Louis
Roland G. Taylor
Waterloo
4. L. Lommel
Cedar Bend
G. L. Whitman
Franklin Street
Northwood Resort
North Star Lake
Ellen Trainor
Omaha
Neb
Lathia Trainor
Joseph Trainor
Denver Street
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Waterton
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Fifth
Franklin Streets
G. H. Buhler
Seattle
Wash
W. A. Covell and Son
Emmet
Rockford
Remington U. M. ¢. Arms & Ammunition Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Will Stevens
Park Avenue
W. Whitford
Cedar Falls
Jont Jago
S. Z. Meverpy
Black Hawk
Rasputin Heiress Sues Over Murder Damages In Paris Suit
Paris reports Princess Maria Rasputin Solovieff seeks 20 million francs in civil damages from Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich and Prince Felix Youssoupoff for the alleged murder of Grigori Rasputin. She claims Youssoupoff confessed in his book How I Killed Rasputin, arguing French courts may hear the case since all parties reside in France and Russian ties are dissolved by Soviet decree. Grand Duke Alexander Michailovitch supports the action asserting jurisdiction could be established.
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Paris
INS
Uginsky
Audrey Emery
John Emery
Dmitri Pavlovich
Maria Gregorievna Rasputin Solovieff
Rasputin
Black Monk
Imperial
Russia
Grand Duke
Dmitri
Prince Felix Youssoupoff
Youssoupot
Youssoupolf
Youssoupoff
Neva
Petrovsky
Petrograd
Youssoupof
Madame Solovieff
Plaintif
France
Alexander Michailovitch
Alexander
Maria Rasputin
Tobolsk
Siberia
Feidorovna Doubrovine
Felix Youssoupoff
Irene Alexandrovna
Dimitri Pavlovitch
Czar
Quarantine Records Five Chickenpox Cases At City Office
Five chickenpox cases were reported at the city clerk and auditor’s office yesterday marking an unusual summer outbreak when schools are out. Warning signs were issued for Mildred Robinson, 7, 43 Kern. Madeline Segtel, 12, 192 Leonard. Doris Huffman, 2, 526 Adams. Fred erick Liffring, 14, 307 Alla Vista. Donovan Ewoldt, G, 30¢ Riehl.
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Mildred Robinson
Kern
Madeline Segtel
Leonard
Doris Huffman
Adams
Frederick Liffring
Alla Vista
Donovan Ewoldt
Riehl
Calf Liver Pickle and Mint Jelly for Roasts
Directions describe preparing calf liver with a vinegar pickle and roasting with basting, plus a rye roll dough and mint jelly from apples. Includes measurements for rolls, a milk-based dough, and jelly making steps with mint and lemon juice.
English Girl Too Shy for Movies
London July 10 English film director Sinclair Hill says English girls are too shy and sincere for screen fame. He notes American girls excel in selling beauty on screen while English actresses lack that market edge. Casting directors favor palais de danse talent over upper class girls. He adds British men dominate Hollywood leading roles, and asserts English public schools feed suits for production work. Mrs Sue Bradford leaves for a 10 day visit to St Louis with relatives.
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London
Sinclair Hill
England
Hill
Manchester Evening News
Palais de Danse
Hollywood
Mr. Hill
Taste for research endures beyond wealth and glory
Paris July 10. Rector S Charlety of the University of Paris argues the taste for disinterested research will not vanish as people seek wealth. He notes discovery brings glory to the initiated and personal satisfaction remains an enduring urge, predicting researchers will choose a fine workshop or higher pay, then settle for the lab.
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Paris
Berence
Charlety
University of Paris
Sorbonne
Delver
Pasteur Institute
Beware the Balmy Breeze Burns Balm Advised
Summer skin care tips warn of sun on exposed skin and offer a homemade cream recipe. Mix two ounces of eptol with a half-pint water and two tablespoons glycerine to create a soothing preparation. The guide promotes daily use as protection and night cream, urging readers to ask four druggists for eptol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptol
Relief from Sunburn and Skin Care Product Ad
An advertisement touts AVALON NARCISSE LO TION as a quick relief for sunburns and irritated skin. It claims to smooth coarse skin and enhance complexion with a dainty perfume, offered in 15 cent and 35 cent bottles, with Bresge Stores promoting special 10 and 25 cent pricing.
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Bresge
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Locust Street
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Dubuque, Ta
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Charles H. Reynolds
Youssoupofe
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Fremont Street
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