Carnival at Fourth and Washington Promises Oldtime Fun
A genuine carnival with sideshows fortunetelling and music lights up Fourth and Washington Streets this evening. EPW club members organized the event to evoke childhood pleasures, featuring Hawaiian dancers the bearded lady and more, with chairs, booths, and a secret fortune teller.
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Fourth
Washington Streets
Waterloo
Rainbow Division
Washington Park
Winnifred Garvin
Lillian Cousins
Meta F. Dryer
Maud Harmon
Anna Decker
Eda Behrens
Mae Keller
Lillian Hileman
Harriett Proctor
Alice Wykoff
Demetrius Subdell
Beauty Chats On Palmistry Types By Edna Kent Forbes
Palmistry guide details seven hand types from elementary to mixed. Descriptions cover palm and finger proportions, durability, and personality traits for each type. Also includes brief skincare and acne home remedy tips and a note on Agars agar as Japanese seaweed.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
D'Arpentigny
Betty
Agsar Agar
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron About Young People And Social Life
A middle aged woman reflects on not having children and learns to welcome young visitors. She organizes informal house gatherings to connect with youth, finding happiness in giving and sharing simple games, food, and music. A letter from a reader asks how to meet others in a new city and another seeks social service ideas that fit a tight schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maere
Linge
Nuptials at Seered Meart Church with Monahan Family
In Seered Meart Church Rev Michael Malone officiated at a wedding where Miss Mac Monahan sister of the bride served as maid of honor. Irving Monahan attended the groom. Thome couple to reside in Raymond. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home.
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Jessie Sweeney
Manetta Bell
Uly Black
Ruth Mangowan
Minute Magowan
O. W. Kirkpatrick
Carl Kirkpatrick
R. C. Pedersen
Florence
Jannette Magowan
Thome Monahtin
Grace Monahan
Matthias Theme
Raymond
Seered Meart Church
Michael Malone
Mac ‘Monahan
Irving Monahan
The Sandman Story or Mrs Watker and Fox's Gift
Mr Fox plans to quiet Mr Dog by using a box of bees. He places the box over a tree hole and raps the trunk to release the swarm, hoping Mr Dog will be forced to stop his daily vigilance. The tale follows the bee sting plot and its effect on the farm.
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Mr. Fox
MR. Dog
Secon
City in Brief Weekly Notes and Local Appearances
Waterloo area notes include visits by Doris Mahanke in Cedar Falls and Mrs. Edmon W Miller to California. Local gun club practice at Byrnesport 3 20 p m. Nell M Bardeen and Grace I Tiffany tour the West to California. W U Telegraph manager William Fallen attends Omaha meeting. Mrs. J F Wallace returns from Creston visit due to neuritis. Watch and bicycle stolen from Waterloo homes. collision injures E H Cutter. Birth announced for daughter of Dean Rowley of Marshalltown. No services at Trinity American Lutheran. West family and Mrs Rath Anderson plan a 10 day outing near Spooner Wisconsin.
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Aes
Doris Mahanke
Cedar Falls
Evelyn Partington
Boles
Washington Street
M. C. Hoyt
Sycamore
Ili
David Boose
Dixon
Milton Boose
Locust Street
Byrnes Port
Nell M. Bardeen
Grace I. Tiffany
West
California
William Fallen
Western Union Telegraph Office
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
Edmond W.miller
Prospect Avenue
Frank P. Keane
Chicago
BH. O. Sohlberg
Los Angeles
Cal
Sycamore Street
Lupton Street
E. H. Cutter
Cutler Street
Orville Schaffer
Sumner
Manson
Dean Rowley
Marshalltown
Rowley
Marjorie Tayler
T. G. Tayler
Rey
Herbert Moehlmainn
Madison, Wis
State Brary
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Moehimatin
A. West and Family
Iss Rath Anderson
Jeft
Spooner
Wis
Owatonna
Minan
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterioa
Presbyterians Defeat Lutherans by Big Score
First Presbyterian defeated the Lutheran Brotherhood nine at Cedar River Park last evening finishing 14 to 5. The Presbyterians next meet the Knights of Columbus at the same field Friday at 6 30 p.m. TREAT PROMISED LIONS. Lions club program at Black's theater promises an eventful meeting led by Mayor A E Gnagy and J Wenner with the committee in charge.
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First Baptist—Women's Society
Byrnes Park
First Presbyterian
Lutheran Brotherhood
Cedar River Park
Iast
Presbyterians
Knights of Columb l
Lions Club
Black’s
A. E. Gnagy
Prowler In Washington Street Home Triggers Police Alarm
An alarm sounding like a burglar was answered by police at 11:15 yesterday. A rear window showed signs of entry but nothing was taken as the prowler appeared frightened away.
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Washington Street
Auto License Confusion Foils County Count in City
License clerks warn readers that estimating how many Iowa counties are represented by local automobile plates is unreliable. About 300 cars registered elsewhere are owned in Black Hawk and bear out-of-county serials, with transfers filed in their original counties but records sent here. Yesterday 28 transfers and 6 new registrations were processed.
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Iowa
Black Hawk
Tama
Ttransfer
Automobille License Department
Oelwein Baptists Earn Diploma for Sunday School Efficiency
Oelwein Iowa July 19 The Baptist Sunday school yesterday received a diploma certifying two year attainment of the international efficiency standard set by the Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations and the International Sunday School Association. The local school, graded through the adult level, requires 60 percent enrollment of members. Ed Kuhns is superintendent. Wiggins Gay Miss Alice Gay and Hugh Stewart Higgins were married Monday evening by Rev J C Clark of the Baptist church. They plan a trip to Ohio to visit his parents.
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Oelwein
The
Baptist Sunday School
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations
International Sunday School Association
Ed Kuhns
Wiggins-Gay
Alice Gay
Hugh Stewart Higgins
J. C. Clark
the Baptist Church
Ohio
Objections Filed To Discharge Of Bankrupt H. H. Nichols
Creditors allege in writing that H. H. Nichols partner in Harry Padden Auto made a false statement and seek to block discharge in bankruptcy. Proceedings are filed with J. E. Jordan on behalf of Waterloo Bank & Trust Co., Lincoln Savings Bank, and American Bank & Trust Co. Arbuckle & Arbuckle and Walter represent the creditors.
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H. H. Nichols
J. E. Jordan
Arbuckle & Arbuckle
Walter
Jensen -For-The
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Lincoln Savings, Bank
The
American Bank, & Trust Co
Mr. Nichols
Harry Padden Auto Company
Weaterlog Evening Courier Patterns
Pattern order notice for Courier patterns. Customer encloses 15 cents per pattern and requests delivery by mail after sewing. Items to be produced quickly with seams in mind and sent to the address provided.
Statement on Loans and Assets Allegedly False
The record notes that a statement claimed Mr Nichols had assets of 193400 and liabilities of 16700. It is asserted this was false. Fish tails, cleansed, deodorized and tried are described as novel trimming for wayman’s tats now being tried by millions.
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Nichols
Wayman
Milli Pars
Rainbow Band Delivers Open Air Concert at Lincoln Park
The Rainbow division band led by Lou Morgans performed a second open air concert at Lincoln Park to a large crowd of several hundred who waited past 7:30 p.m. for music. The program included soprano solos by Mrs. Jou Morgan, and a brief outage interrupted the performance. Jumpers in front wore woven wood footwear, with women wearing centuries old attire.
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Rainbow Division
Lou Morgans
Lincoln Park
Thedela
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A. F. Koch
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Eteelrelip
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Harry Lauder
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Mystle
Women's Club Building Fund
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Atute
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Belle Harper
Della Waymer
Charles Hailey
Robert
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Welch
Envings
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Topeka
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Rainbow Picnic
Rainbow Circle
King Marion Post
Rainbow Division Military Band
Frairs
Johnson's Pooryill
Awkumon
G. D. Howard
A. L. Landsman
H. Smiley
Johnson's Pavilion
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Ilem
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Cecil Bickley
Lore Alford
Oo Ear
St. Mary's
M. Ernest Becker
Dubuque
Northminster —Texcelsiar
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W Yam Raah
Beloit
Yiting
C. BR. Helms
Paul Bailey
Beef Circle
Cedar Review
Tutherin—Worman
Sandman Story
F. A. Watker
Weat
Ith St. Bridge
Warren F. Thummel
J. F. Wallace
Creston
Far
George D. Harris
Horlick
Tig “Poltons Cars
Tame County
Oelwein Baptists
S. S
STOLT
Peer Beer
Rainbow
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creex
Mich
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & CO
Os Kiko
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