Marriage of Ruth Magowan and Carl Kirkpatrick Celebrated
Ruth Magowan wed Carl W. Kirkpatrick at Mrs. Charles S. Magowan’s home with Rev. Howard Williams officiating. Attended by close family and friends, the ceremony featured ribbons and pink roses, followed by a buffet breakfast and a weeklong outing. The bride, Iowa University alumna, previously served as general secretary of a Waterloo YWCA, and the groom is a Waterloo native and Columbia University alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Magowan
Third Avenue East
Ruth
Carl W. Kirkpatrick
O. T. Kirkpatrick
Howard Williams
Minneapolis
People’s Church
St. Paul
B&r College
University of Iowa
Olumita University
Lttle
Charlotte
Psuline Pedersen
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Louise Zimmerman
Rainbow Drive
Florence
Jannette Magowan
Donald Megowan
Independence
S. M. Magowan
Fort Dodge
Kate Rattlewell
Brooklin
Lucile Warner
Clinnton
Hugh McKean
Spencer
Wilbur Shields
George Hedges
Nell Buckner
Iowa City
Hoyt Young
Arington
Floyd E. Thomas
Maquoketa
Kirkpatrick
Colorado
Gwendolyn McClain
Emil McClain
Herning Larson
University of Iown
N. N. N. Club
Lohengrin
Iowa University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Waterlay
Beauty creams and lotions for summer skin care
Edna Kent Forbes advises on summer skin care with light cleansing creams based on white mineral oil, wax, and oils. She notes methods for lettuce, cucumber, and honey almond preparations, cautions about heavy cold creams, and suggests sunburn prevention and tan reduction through toning and bleaching routines.
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron Bargain Of Small Courtesies
Ruth Cameron describes popularity as affordable through small acts of courtesy and graciousness. A cheerful smile, attentive listening, remembering names, checking on others, and polite greetings can buy significant goodwill without big costs. The piece uses anecdotes of strangers yielding passage and a busy young man who wins favor with simple, kind interactions.
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Ridjozf
Atea Har- Balin
Golden Wedding Anniversary of H A Dunham and Wife
In Manly Iowa on July 2 relatives gathered for the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H A Dunham. Veterans from Civil Spanish American and world wars attended. H A Dunham was wounded at Kenesaw Mountain in 1864. A son Arthur served overseas and was gassed. The couple, married in 1872 in Franklin County Iowa, are in good health. Mr Dunham is 81, his wife 19 years younger. He served four years with Company I Sixth Missouri Infantry.
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Belgium
Waterloo
United Neckwear Manufacturing Company
Manly
H. A. Dunham
TI. A. Dunham
Kenesaw Mountain
Arthur
Dunham
Franklin County
Iowa
Co. I
Sixth
Missouri Infantry
Rain Date Winded Penitence Meeting at Cedar River Park
Tomorrow afternoon the club gathers at Cedar River park with Mrs. Bert Smuth hosting at her home if rain prevents outdoor activities.
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Cedar River Park
Peni
Bert
Smuth
The Sandman Story In A Japanese Garden
A stone idol in a Japanese garden longs to help others. The Willow Spirit and a frog and kite scene set the tale in motion. An old man finally prays before the idol, and the idol learns that patient kindness brings happiness to those who seek help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Idol
Japan
Totoa Trend Is Normal as Lane Talks on Economy
Will H. Lane, cashier of First National Bank, told Kiwanians at Hotel Russell-Lamson that world conditions could affect U S business. He warned a railroad and coal strike could block normalcy, cited Iowa 1922 purchases up 100 million over 1921, and noted 14 percent higher business volume in Waterloo with Sioux City as the only larger gain. Lane urged European harmony via reparations and boundary reforms.
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Will H. Lane
First National Bank
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Worl
Lane
Iowa
Waterloo
Sioux City
Europe
Centenarians Seen Becoming Common in Coming Generations
London reports from July quote Dr. Henry Chapin of American birth as saying today’s children will grow to live about a century. He cites early social environment as a stronger factor than heredity, argues calm upbringing and efficient training can extend lifespans, and asserts healthy bone growth supports a 100 year life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
International News Service
London
Henry Dwight Chapin
Chapin
Worry Cited as Cause of Reserved Energy in Doctor Comments
A doctor states worry alone causes energy inefficiency and refutes the idea that workers are physically overworked. He claims not half of reserved energy is used by the greatest workers and dismisses the notion of overwork as a physical condition.
Infant Wilkins Dies at St Francis Hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilkins of 1126 Mulberry Street died at St Francis Hospital yesterday at 7 PM. Services were held at 3 30 PM today at O Keefe and Towne funeral home with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Wilkins
Lloyd Wilkins
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
O’keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Calvary
Rain Ends Church Game Between Lutheran and Baptist Nines
Rain halted a church league baseball game between First Lutheran and Walnut Baptist last night, with First Lutheran winning 4 to 3 after three innings. Next, First Lutheran meets Mobile Red Sox at Cedar River Park on Thursday at 6 p.m. A miner in Platteville, Tony Smith, 20, Bulgarian, was killed by a premature blast at the Dale mine near Madrid, on Tuesday evening.
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Lutheran
Walnut Baptist
Mobile Red Sox
Cedar River Park
Diamond
Platteville
Wis
Tony Mith
Dale
Madrid
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Society News
Ruth Magowan
Carl Kirkpatrick
R. Griffin
Sunset club—Atre
F. A. Sporle
QO P
club—Ars
F. Merriman
J. C. Rankin
Laura Ewing
Topeka
Kan
Mary
Elizabeth Rankin
Rankin
United Presbyterian Church
Marie ‘Packard
Thelma Amos
Helen McCleary
Eva Ferguson
J. A. Carpenter
Olga Buxton
Nell, Packard
Rankin Home
Mary Young
McCleary
Amos
Elizabeth
Mary Rankin
Mary Leonard
Miss McCleary
Sons of Veterans
Willard Hall
Florance la Tier
Frad Wimber
Black's Tearoom
J. C. Enright
Adelains Enright
W. Ff. Gilman
Burlington
Covery
Ida Puaries
Reder
N. D
Adella Bales
Misa Nellie Tler
Coffeyville
Kat
Lichty
W. W. Marsh
Mis
Lucy Kimball
Bilding Fund
J. HH. Easley
Mies
BE. H
Headford
J. Hemsworth
Uf. Caugtln
W. R. Law
H. A. Sharp
V1. M. Reed
J. D. Euston
Walter . Johnson
AL MiceAbone
Cedar Review
Ben Hur Hall
Helen Fairweather
Viola Whalen
Jean Dorothy Fergenen
Harold Sleere
itQe Varee
Bertha
McAnnich
Olive Walden
Josie Johnson
Rowena Chesebro
Me Suramegren
Mary Wright
United Presbyterian
Elk Run
Barclay United Presbyterian Church
Pauline Bassarear
Byrnes Bark
American Legion
Lincoln Park
Rainbow Division
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Gogerty
Johnson's Pavilion
iMisses Ada
Margaret Haus
Girls of Construction Machinery Company
Misses Halls
Daughters of Veterans
Eliza N. Wannemaker
Memorial Hall
W. F. Schrag
Wilma
St. Mary's
Mines
Nick Erpelding
O. Campagna
J. Eppley
August Kurtz
Christ Episcopal
Ladies’ Guild
J. W. Krapfel
Ae B. BW
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
RIAF
Emall
Mugar
U. S
Léon Crush
Coca Cola Bottling CO
Commercial St
Ase
Veterane of
Sandman
Mel, I. A. Walker
King
Idal
Saul
Idol
Postum Cereal, Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Doctor
Br. Chapin
Horlick’s
Siam
Tropics
Millis
Mass
THE
Clicquot Club CO
Masa, U. S. AL
Ghveean
de Gro. Ginger Ale
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