Miss Lily Haus and A Beier Wed at First Lutheran Church
Miss Lily A Haus daughter of Sir and Mrs Albert Haus and A Beier son of Mrs Ernestine Bever Vancoma were married today at 10 o'clock at First Lutheran Church Rev Henry Mueller performed the ceremony Mrs Beier wore white organdy and pink rose corsage. After the service family reception was held at the bride's home. The couple will honeymoon at Clear Lake then reside in Waucoma where the groom operates an automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily A. Haus
Albert Haus
Herman A. Beier
Ernestine Bever
Vancoma
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Befer
Bister
Matilda
Waucoma
Beier
Clear Jake
Waterloo
Lawler
William Galloway Company
Miss Jameson
St. Fisher
Avonne Jameson
Arthur Eliott
Boston
Mass
Vada Fisher
Belle Plaine
Fisher Home
Harry Alstrand
William Galloway
Fisher
Douglas Bloss
Elizabeth Gale
Fonda Mae Jameson
Edmund Kloss
Miss Lulu Cushman to Wed Clarence E Wolfinger July 30
Announcement lists Miss Lulu Cushman and Clarence E Wolfinger as engaged with the wedding planned for July 30 at Cushman residence Well ington street Philadelphia notes intimate guests and preparations. The item also mentions August betrothal of Miss Avonne Jameson to Arthur Eliott of Boston and various pre wedding gatherings in Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Cushman
Mr. Wolfinger
Clarence E. Wolfinger
Philadelphia
Black
Maxwell
Case
Evanston
Til
Lloyd Loonan
Hudson
Cushman
Wellington Street
Cassie Cushman
W E. Lillie
The Cliff Fairy Pepper Meets a Water Sprite
Long ago on a rocky coast the Cliff Fairies lived in cliff caverns above the ocean. Pepper, a lively fairy, wanders with friends when a big wave drags her into the sea and returns her soaked. A shimmering Water Sprite emerges from a seashell, revealing a tail and a friendly greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
J ‘Gun
Tam
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes Warns On Harmful Habits
The column warns against habits such as biting the thread while sewing and frowning, noting they damage nerves and cause wrinkles. It cites effects on facial structure, eyes, and posture, and mentions a home remedy formula involving corn starch borax and almond meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on a Tigress Tale
Ruth Cameron reflects on a tigress story that elicits strong sympathy for a nonhuman hero. She notes how the mother's care for her cub amid hunger leads readers to root for the animal despite danger and fear, ending with relief that the tale resolves safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuh
Circus
Retired minister rows four miles at age 85 in Cedar Falls
Rev. F. X. Miller of Cedar Falls, nearly 85 in October, demonstrated vigor by rowing two miles upriver and back then walking 12 blocks home. He gardens and keeps active, having taken up rowing during earlier Mississippi assignments and remaining ready to answer calls to simple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Cedar Falls
F. X. Miller
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miller
Cedar
River Landing
Mr. Miller
Mississippi
Cosmetic Tips and Warnings from a Daily Reader Column
The column addresses skin care myths and remedies. It notes using electric needles for moles and cautions against using camphor on the bust. It suggests diet changes to improve liver health, and mentions vaseline to darken lashes and walnut extract as an alternative, with careful application to avoid skin staining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Reader
Burglar Held for Higher Court in Early Morning Arrest
Charles Royal, arrested at 3 a.m. while prowling a house, waived preliminary trial and was held to answer to the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge. Bail set at $1000 by Judge John Gwynne after Sergt. Edward Burk captured him near the officer’s home. Police chief H. H. Young commended Burk for the timely capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Royal
John W. Gwynne
Royal
Edward Burk
H. H. Young
Sergt. Burk
G. M. Jenkins
Roy Haddeman
Jenkins
Haddeman
Gwynne
Elia Thomas
Charles Smith
Ben” Noble
Seabee Patterns Ad in Waterloo Courier
An ad from the Waterloo Evening Courier promotes Seabee patterns with 15 cents per pattern. It notes patterns allow for seams and that orders are filled promptly, expected to reach customers in ten days after sending in an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Courier Ag
Indian Chief Silvertongue Sings in Plaza Repertoire This Week
Hopi tenor Silvertongue, 40, full-blooded Indian from Humboldt County California, performs this week at the Plaza blending folk songs with popular and classical pieces. He is renowned for a powerful voice, has sung in major cities and before European royal families. He is the son of a former chief. his tribe, famed for basket weaving, now numbers 423 on the California reservation under his brother’s command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Silvertongue
Humboldt County
Cai
Silvertongue
California
Fragmentary portrait of a man with keen features and English fluency
A brief description notes his aquiline nose and stoic carriage that commands attention. It states his association with white people has made him familiar with their ways, and that he speaks perfect English.
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Colonel Newcome
Thackeray
Red Wall
Anthorman
Elwai
Wamnemaker
Womaz
Stewart
Ellen Stewart
Burton J. Kinsel
A. A. Stewart
Naomi Stewart
Helen Moore
Eudora Ebert
Joe
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Black's
Frank Margadant
Pasadena
Cal
Sweetpeas Bene
Bluebird Place
Joe Margadant
R. L. Apfel
Elizabeth Marendant
Legion
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Woman's Auxiliary
Byrnes Park
E. J. Rohlf
F. A. ‘Walker
Part
Ruth Cameron
Rocky Mountain National-Estes Park
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Denver
Mountain Parks
Grand Lake
Burlington
Omaha
Wareley
Barington
Farnam Street
Omaha, Ni
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Family Row
Seabee
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Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated
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Waterloo, Iowa
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