Dunbar Larson Nuptials Tied to Sioux Falls Ceremony
Announcement from Sigur Falls South Dakota reports the marriage of Miss Lulu M Dunbar to Edward M Larson. The ceremony occurred in Sioux Falls with the couple to reside at 425 North Prairie Avenue after August 15. The bride, daughter of Mrs Eva Kellum of Waterloo, formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Associated Manufacturing Company.
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Lulu M. Dunbar
Edward M. Larson
Sigur Falls
Sioux Falls
Larson
North
Prairie Avenue
Eva Kellum
Waterloo
Associated Manufacturing Company
Miss Helen O'Keefe and Dr Golinvaux to Wed in August
Engagement announced for Helen Ann O'Keefe to Dr Cletus J Golinvaux of Monroe Michigan with a wedding planned for early August. Dr Golinvaux formerly lived in Waterloo and the couple’s families disclosed the engagement details.
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Helen O’keefe
Dr. Golinvaux
Matthew J. O'Keefe
Helen Ann
Cletus J. Golinvaux
Monroe
Mich
Waterloo
Beauty Chats on Teeth Care and Skin Tips by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes offers routine beauty advice focused on dental care and skin upkeep. She discusses brushing teeth twice daily, mouth rinses, tartar removal, gum care, cautions about tartar and pyorrhea, mole handling, hair removal between brows, lemon stain removal, and homemade cream formulas request.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Houses and Forgotten Homes
Ruth Ameron reflects on the allure of houses, past and present, visiting a new place with a friend. She recalls Gothic charms, decayed exteriors, and the wish to restore beloved homes, citing Joyce Kilmer and the poem The House with Nobody in It as guiding images.
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Tam
Tom
Joyce’ Kilmer
Ufe
Phas
Erie
City in Brief Recounts Local Travels and Visits
The item lists residents and visitors in the area, noting trips to Des Moines Independence and Kansas City, weekends with friends in Oelwein Spencer and Spirit Lake, plus family visits and motor trips. It mentions a death in Cassopolis and a fire helmet fund donation by Fowler company.
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James Trumbauer
Carol Clark
Riceville
Mazel Scott
Roy Hujert
Charles Chickering
Oelwein
Des Moines
Petrie
E. J. Frowick
A. J. Howard
Adrian B. Wiley
Independence
Margaret Connelly
Saxon
R. ¥. Short
W. V. Sibert
Templar Park
Spirit J Lake
Jon Mulkern
Freemonth Street
Kansas City
Girls Rekindle Army Interest in Camps for Young Women
A letter from Charles City girls Alletta Carey and Percy Paine requesting a training camp for girls has prompted army officers to consider expanding summer camps to include female recruits. Major General Robert C. Davis notes the interest and says the questions will be carefully studied, praising the girls’ patriotic spirit.
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Lowé
Army
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo
Lovering Courier
Washington, D. C
Jetter
Eler
Bert, Hoover
Aberdeen
Robert C. Davis
Carey
Paine
Friends honor Miss Jean Graves at Cedar Heights picnic
Miss Jean Graves was honored at a Saturday night picnic supper hosted by Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Urinkerhoff at Cedar Heights as she visits her aunt. Out-of-town guests included Miss Leota Schmidt of Elkader and Miss Dorothy Ebersole of Fort Dodge, cousin of Miss Doris Ward of Waterloo. Tickets for sale include season tickets at 2 pounds. Universalist ladies plan ice cream on the lawn Tuesday evening. all invited.
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Elk Run
Zionist Organization
National Fund of Nhe
Sons of Veterans Camp
Auxiliary
Willard -Hall
Elva N. Wannamaker
WN Birdsall
Lulu T. Smith
Evelyn Everest
Glow Worm
Little Florence Sawyer
Lenora Halil
Marjorie Jorce
A. A. McGormick
Keokuk
O. R. Brundage
Clear Lake
Ethel Wells
Alexandra
Neb
University of
Lelinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wilki McCombs
The
Seas of Veterans Auxiliary
Willard
Leona
Alr
H. C. Blagg
Des Moines
L.goss
Thomas
Shepley
Daughter
Rockies
Iowa
A. A. Floffmann
Minnesota
Dubuque
Hoffmann
M. M- Moffmann
H. Mueller
High Street
Waterville
Minn
Mueller
Carl Thielman
James D. Graham
James Black
Yellowstone Park
Harry Reed
Flere
Spokane
Wash
Louis F. Gogarty
Harmonaders
Winston-Salem
S. C
Fowter
Roger Mueller
Gladys Shirley
Waterloo
Boulder
Colo
Mueler
Davidson Furniture Company
G. A. Corey
Miss Marjorie
Minneapolis
Marjorie
West High
Town University
Jean Graves
J. E. Urinkerhoff
Cedar Heights
Aliss Graves
Leota Schmidt
Elkader
Dorothy Ebersole
Fort Dodge
Doris Ward
W. A
Universalist
Shuren
Courier Patterns From Fashion Department Enclosures
A vintage notice describes the Courier up-to-date pattern designs from the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Enclosures priced at 16 cents each promise pattern accuracy and seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and delivery is expected within ten days after sending an order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
State Dry Chief to Look Over New Post
Des Moines July 30 William U Wade superintendent of the Town Antisaloon League left for Butte and Cheyenne to confer with Montana and Wyoming district officials where he will become superintendent. Wade will appoint his staff in the new district during the inspection tour. McNaughton of Indianapolis is slated to succeed Wade as Town Superintendent Sept 1.
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Des Moines
William U. Wade
Butte
Cheyenne
Montana
Wyoming
Wade
Owill
PB. McNaughton
Indianapolis
Rev J E Johnson Warns Against Socialism by Senators
Rev J E Johnson president of Waterloo Savings Bank at First M E Church warned against socialism and Soviet influence urging banks lawyers and the press to unite for the constitution and the courts. He argued certain U S senators threaten to weaken laws and called for a virile press to defend honesty in government. This is the second sermon by the speaker at the church.
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J. B. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
United States
Egypt
Russia
Johnson
U. S
Isaiah
Israel
American Bankers Association
American Bar Association
Issader
Preacher Johnsonfills vacancy at Hurlburt era church
Johnson has preached during the vacation of the regular pastor Dr. R. F W. Hurlburt. He previously led Hirst M. E. church and, while serving as secretary and manager for Waterloo Gasolina Engine Company, pastored St. Paul's M. B. church.
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Johnson
R. F W. Hurlburt
Hirst M. E
Waterloo Gasolina Engine Company
St. Paul's M. B
Openair Services at Cedar River Park Tourist Camp
Largely attended openair worship near the Cedar River park tourist camp drew nearly a hundred people and cars that stopped nearby. Rev. V. Kelford and Burton Avenue Baptist church members led the Sunday services with singing, testimonies, and a sermonette, including a notable solo “Wounded for Our Transgressions” by Mrs. Kelford. Afterward, worshipers moved to the nearby church for a brief prayer service.
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Cedar River Park
Miller Family Picnic Honors Mrs Miller at Que Acre
Descendants gathered Sunday for the Miller family reunion and picnic at the residence of Mrs J W Chapin in Sherwood Park. About fifty attendees included the families of J J Miller F D Beck U L Miller Elmer Lichty Worden Mil.
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J. J. Buehner
Ty N. Stuttlebeam
JH. N. Stufflebeam
Vinton
Cutler's Prove
Waverly
Pbbsens
J. W. Miller
Que Acre
Cedar River park hosts picnic of regional pioneers descendants
A Cedar River park picnic gathered 47 attendees all descendants of Benjamin Bisel and W. K. Snow, pioneers from Tama County. Among them were Mrs J Miller’s birthday celebration and great grandchildren C J Miller Ira Fike and the Snow family from South Dakota and Oakland California.
Weekend Enjoyed in Waterloo Amid Unseasonal Warmth
An ideal weekend in Waterloo saw temperatures rise to a high of 9 percent, with a brisk NW breeze cooling to a low of 87 above. Saturday posted a high of 88 and a low of 63 as the forecast calls for cloudy skies and showers tonight and tomorrow with a slight warming tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Mercury
Motorist Crushes Life of Child in Des Moines
Des Moines report describes six year old Wanda Pettet daughter of I. W. Pettet crushed to death last night by an automobile driven by L. J. Smith. Authorities allege the child stepped into the path of the car and say manslaughter charges may be filed against Smith. he was released in his own recognizance.
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E. A. Braston
Jefferson Street
Sylvester Drake
Cassopolis
Mich
Will Brayton
Park Avenue West
Tver B. Lund
Kingsley, Ja
Des Moines
Wanda Pettet
I. W. Pettet
An .Automobile
L. J. Smith
Rdn
Hin Rs Aye
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