Monticello Bride to Wed Waverly Groom in Saturday Ceremony
Miss Helen Rutherner of Monticello will wed Norman Andreas Grassfield of Waverly at the bride's home Saturday at 1:30 a.m. The ceremony will feature pink and orchid decor, Ophelia roses, and a mint basket ring bearer. A two course luncheon will follow and the couple plan a honeymoon trip through Wisconsin.
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Monticello
Helen Rutherner
Norman Andrews Grassfield
Waverly
Esther Oltrogge
Kipling
Ruth Roberts
Wisconsin
Hefner
F. A. Hefner
Monticello High School
Grinnell College
Grinne
Iown 3
Magan City
Graeld
Zollere
Wis- Tousin University
T. A. Hefner
Rand
T. &. Hoefner
F. K. Flabn
Cedar Rapids
T. Grassfield
P. Grassfield
Dorothy
Tiptour
Ralph Grassfield
Velar
Mss
Oltrogge
M . Gibbons
Iowa
Edith MarNuliy
Des Moines
Fheth McCaudress
Sheldon
Helen HR. Hosford
Washington
Mrs Ceykendall Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs G M Coykendall invites guests for a 1 o clock luncheon and bridge gathering at her residence in Florida. Attendees include J Anz Glen Johnson KO Turner and M T Brintwell among others, with several relatives noted as present and a church service mentioned preceding the social event.
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G. M. Coykendall
Thursil
EU Parsons
Jos Anz
Glen Johnson
Audubones
KO Turner
Beloit
J. Kieller
M. T. Brintwell
Marshalltown
Mrs Harold Howrey Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Spears
Mrs Harold Howrey entertained at three bridge tables yesterday at her home 700 Riverside Drive complimenting Miss Ida Spears. High score prizes went to Miss Morn and Miss Beryl Allingham of New Orleans guests of Dixon. Old fashioned garden flowers decorated the tables and luncheon followed the play. Miss Glidge Shores assisted. Miss Spears will conclude her visit Frisky.
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Ida Spears
Fellowship class picnic at Byrnes park hosts guests
Church news notes First Brethren Fellowship class of Sunday School with Rev and Mrs W H Heachler as guests at Byrnes park for a picnic yesterday. Clyde Siler and Francisca Barre led in charge. contest winners include Dr Heachler, Mrs Frank Wisner and Jean Miller. Ladies Art society Cedar illa Community church meets Thursday in points Division one contributes to program.
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First Brethren Sunday School
W. H. Heachler
Byrnes Park
Mmes
Clyde Siler
Francisca Barre
Dr Heachler
Frank Wisner
Jean Miller
Ladies’ Artd Society
Cedar Illa Community Church
M. Deal
Thurst
Fashion folly and aging ideals in early beauty chats
A fragmented discussion on body image and fashion cycles notes how trends swing between plumpness and slim lines, predicting revival of current dislikes. It warns against quick cosmetic fixes like Turkish baths and bleaching, urging natural skin care and patience as styles return.
Cedar River park hosts lively Cedar River club gathering
J. BD club members attended a one o clock lunch at Black's Bargain with Mrs May Walker and Mrs Lichty hosting. Yellow and lavender floral centerpieces brightened the setting. A social period followed the luncheon. Arbor Vitae club plans a picnic at Byrnes park tomorrow afternoon. Elite circle schedules a family picnic at Cedar River park Thursday afternoon. The Thimblebee for Woodmen circle members is postponed indefinitely.
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J. BD. Club
Black's Bargom
May Walker
Lichty
Arbor Vitae Club
Byrnes Park
Cirela
Dar River Park
Granger Reaches Hudson on Walk to Des Moines
Waterloo man A. D. Granger continues his foodless trek to Des Moines arriving in Hudson at dusk yesterday. He writes he felt tough as Cedar Rapids beefsteak after the arduous journey and weighs 148 pounds. Neighbors greet him with encouragement as he presses toward his destination.
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Granger
Hudson
Des Moines
A. D. Granger
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Nica Peogle
Budson
Sentences Passed in Criminal Cases in Cedar Falls
Norothy Saunders pleaded guilty before Judge A B Dotes and was fined 290 dollars plus costs with 90 days jail if unpaid by September 29. Ronald Kean must serve 60 days for larceny. Willie Coates admitted local liquor sale and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Names and numbers listed include Miles Victor Shore Paul Margaret Crisman Kathrine Rafield and others from Cedar Falls Waterloo Detroit.
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Norothy Saunders
A. B. Dotes
iRonald Kean
Willie Coates
Coats
Margaret Euzabeth Crisman
Cedar Falls
Harris A. George
Waterloo
Kathrine Rafield
Detroit
Mich
Local city briefs and notes on visits and roads
Notices recount visits by Mrs. B Williams and Cedar Rapids residents to local households in Cedar Heights and Log Angel Cal. Twin birth announced for Mr and Mrs James M Edwards in Cedar Heights. Roads report water across Logan avenue and maintenance gravel loosening. paving crews suspended due to heavy rains but to resume. Des Moines Republican rally attendees return trip described as scenic moonlit journey.
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B. Williams
Chicago
Fred Seidler
Edgar Johnson
Cedar Rapids
W. W. McFarlane
H. GC. Harper
B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
R. C. Dawes
Evanston
James M. Edwarda
Cedar Heights
Joseph L. Leavitt
Angel Cal
Lucy Leavitt
Grace “Aden
Logan Avenue
W. D. Johnston
Rollin HW. Shanteau
United States Secr. Service Bureau
Agnes M. Drake
Waterloo
Arbuckle & Arbuckle
G. W. Wood
R. A. Santee
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Wishtve
W. M. Blough
la Poche City
Lore Alfard
Radio Programs July 24 Schedule and permits update
A chaotic listing shows radio program listings across many stations with varied times and acts including orchestras bands and talks. It notes a permit for remodeling at 605 Kirkwood Avenue costing 1099 and new private garages by Engvald Christensen 264 Cottage Grove and Neal 225 Ankeny. First Brethren holds midweek services at 7:45 p m instead of tomorrow.
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Radio Digest
Chivaxe Hho
Orchesty
OWOK
Buffalo
Reading
Emis
Enlenke
Wb Peters
Beateyty Oryw
Arleanuslaly
Mike Wlw
Ines
Rire
Manage
WAS
Cleveland
Wwipaa
Deubis News
Veete
Quartet
Wrot
Davenport
Orchestra Wwa
Detroit News
Coldkette's
TAS
Elgin
Nohithawes
Los Angeles
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
WMC
Picrnmencial Appeal
Anolis
T Kgu
Qukland
WAAW
Omaha
Woaw
Onna
Leat Wal
Philadelphia
Bom
Kdeka
A Burgh
T. Orghesrit
Conece Wel Wittsburgh
Omusteal
KPO
San Fante Hno
Watsonville
Wee Y. Setane Hook E Ih
BTM
Vpermets
BULLI
Karl Heer
Kirkwood Avenue
Engvald Christensen
Cottage Grove
FL OR. Neal
Ankeny
First Brethren
First Brethren Church
Councilmen to Adopt Budget in Special Session
Councilmen will meet at 8 p m today in special session to adopt the budgets for all municipal departments for the year beginning April 1 1926 and fix the time for a public hearing under the new state budget law. Mayor Gnagy returning late tonight will advise on budget provisions. Playground funding appears for the first time with a 1 mill levy to cover seven playgrounds and related costs totaling 7 644 60.
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Gnagy
Des Moines
Rounellmen
Mra. CG
D. Rudolph
Gsven
Scouts Start Third Period Camp Under A F Jury Leadership
The third period scout camp opens this morning at Camp under A F Jury with fifty campers returning from the second period where 51 merit badges were earned. Four tribes Mohawk Apache Shawnee Powhattan competed for points. top scorer Philip Rausch earned the bear's club.
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A. F. Jury
Philip Rausch
Edmund Rohif
Sherwood Welsing
Robert Kenny
Nick Warty
Side Talks on Crows Feet and Keeping Youthful Spirit
A reader muses on aging and staying flexible in body and mind. She notes the urge to have things just so signals the start of fixed routines and loss of venturing spirit. Crows feet appear as the character’s wrinkles, and youth remains a matter of spirit rather than skin.
Knights and Pythian Sisters At Grand Lodge Week
Delegates from Waterloo Pythian Sister temple travel to Des Moines for the joint Iowa Grand Temple and Grand Lodge meetings. About 500 women and 1,800 men expected. election of officers and a parade of Knights of Pythias noted. Waterloo delegates include Roger Muller and N A Lichty.
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Iowa Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythos
D. O
K. K
Des Moines
Waterloo
Knights of Pythias
Roger Muller
Frank Esher
C. I Munger
Walter French
N. A. Lichty
Signs on Highways Must Be Removed
County officials mailed notices to billboard owners along public highways to remove or relocate signs after Monday’s high wind damaged several. County engineer W. D. Johnston explained notices aim to clear obstructions for safe travel. Fish Sign service notes notices target highway signs only, not private property. Also a brief obit mentions Leslie Posekany, two, injured by boiled water from a washing machine plug.
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W. D. Johnston
Frank C. Fish
The
Fish Sign Service
Insane man waved guns at Oelwein streets
In Oelwein Iowa on July 23 Walter Swartz, who caused a sensation by waving a gun and driving his coupe up and down Frederick Street Monday night, has been declared insane. His family will have him sent to a sanitarium for treatment.
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Oelwein
Walter Swartz
A Plea to Men Unease Keep Your Hair By Edna Wallace Hopper
A vintage advertising plea urges men to keep hair with Hair Youth tonic. Edna Wallace Hopper claims the product thickens hair, fights oil and dandruff, and stimulates roots. Sample offers promise a free bottle and a paid option with eyedropper, with a money back guarantee.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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