Jeanette Roemer Weds Harry Tour in Nashua Church
Society notes announce the marriage of Jeanette Roemer to Harry Tour at Tittle Brown church Nashua with Rev George L Hanna officiating. Attendants Miss Mildred Kays and Miss Kathryn Waggoner. Post nuptial luncheon for 22 guests featured spring floral decor. The bride is employed in a Lansing law firm’s office and a 193X graduate of West High School. The groom is an architectural engineer with Consumers Power, Jackson Michigan and a U of Illinois alumnus. They will reside at 22 Peterson Apartments Jackson Michigan after October 1.
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Mes
Jacob Roemer
Jeanette
Harry Bird Tour
J. M. Tour
Jluimbaldt
Tittle Hrowe Church
Nashua
George ‘l. Ilanna
Milcret Kays Mod Kart Waggon
Mre
Tour
Pike
Young Folks Stage Pleasing Benefit for Chapel Redecorating
Hast Park Presbyterian church youths presented the two act play A Misplaced Decimal at Cutler and Kern streets to raise funds for redecoration. The tale of college life drew enthusiastic response despite rough edges and featured J Herrick Darling and a student accompanist.
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Hast Park Presbeterian Church
Cutler
Kern
College Lfe
J. Herrick Darling
Picnic and Sports Program Entertain Employes of Black's
About 000 employes of the James Black department store and their families picnicked last evening at Byrnes park. A 6:30 supper was followed by games, contests and sports, then dancing in the old clubhouse with an orchestra. Prizes were awarded in multiple events won by Miss Freeman, Miss Anna Patterson, Mrs J C Burns, Ray Slaughter, Dick Grinam and others. Burns' team beat Eaton's eye at the ball game by 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Department Store
Byrnes Park
BL. King
T. W. Baton
W. A. B. Graham
Jon
Marcella Boylston
Maen
J. C. Burns
David Stevenson
Thomas Exitton
Ray Slaughter
Gus Demmel
Henry Morgan
Dick Grinam
Bob Stevenson
William Stevenson
Franklin Burns
Franklin Burns; Tntra
Williarm
Tom Eaton
M. W. Strickler
United States Naturalization Examiner
J. W. Thompson
Clerk of Courts
C. R. Hench
Blaine
Mrs Burdette Smith Guest of Honor at Helen Gould Women
Mrs Burdette Smith was hosted as guest of honor by the Helen Gould Women auxiliary. About 30 members attended a Memorial hall party yesterday afternoon in her honor before she leaves next week for Mason City. Mrs Delia McAllister presented the gift and Mrs Frank Swartz organized the event with flowers decorating the rooms and lunch served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Smith
Mason City
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Delia McAllister
Frank Swartz
In Laws and the Mother In Law in Side Talks
Side Talks argues that in-laws strain marriage when grievances are aired to mothers and other relatives. Louise and Charles exemplify how venting to a mother can harden anger, wreck intimacy, and ruin trust, illustrating how gossip and sympathy-seeking erode family ties.
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Louise
Charles
Mrs. Jackson
Miss Genevra Smith and Emert Follett Wed in Dewar
Miss Genevra Smith daughter of Mrs J 3 Smith of 125 Maple Street and Emert Follett of Dewar were married Wednesday afternoon at 3 at the Whitthe Brown Nashua by Rev Bari Shafer Methodist pastor The couple were accompanied by several relatives and will reside in Dewar where Follett manages the O W Follett store Mrs Follett was a Feet High School student last year.
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Genevra Smith
J. 3. Smith
Maple Street
Emert Follett
Dewar
Whitthe Brown
Shurell
Nashua
Bari Shafer
Margaret Stotts
Stanley Gruhn
A. B. Smith
O. W. Follett
Janesville Hosts Dinner Honoring Detroit Woman
Miss Adaline Howe entertained at a formal dinner party in Janesville in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Ebert of Detroit Michigan. Guests included Miss Evelynker Mrs Albert Brandes and others. evening featured a theatre party at Waverly with attendees from Janesville Waterlo and Iowa State Teachers College.
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Adaline Howe
Janesville
Lloyd Ebert
Detroit
Mtd
Evelyn:ker
Albert Brandes
Waterlov
Waverly
Avening
Dacker
Brandis
Grace Pattee
Airs
Forrest Squires
Janceville
Dorothy Smalling
Iowa State Teachers College
U B Vacation Bible School to Close at Exhibit
Final feature of the Daily Vacation Bible School at Graves Memorial United Bremen church includes an exhibit and program Friday evening. Handwork and minds from the study will be shown. Bible drills will highlight the children’s work with participation from both pupils and teachers. Parents and friends are urged to attend.
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iGraves Memorial United Brethren Church
Isabella Party for Helena Kurth Planned Next Monday
Daughters of Isabella host a party Monday evening at Knights of Columbus hall for Miss Helena Kurth whose marriage to John N. Schaack on August 12 is planned. About 76 guests are expected, organized by Mrs. C. J. Dowling with assistants Miss Mary Hickey and Miss Bess Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
Helena Kurth
John N. Schaack
C. J. Dowling
Dowling
Mary Hickey
Bess Burns
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Glen Featherby in Mount Union
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs Loren J Berry and Mrs Les Litchfield hosted a bridge gathering for Mrs Glen Featherby of Mount Union Two tables played with pink and white decor and garden flowers A luncheon followed the game Mrs Caatherley guest of Mrs Campbell Also announced are Sunnyside Country Club dinner dance reservations and an invitational women’s golf tournament with qualifying August 4 9 Invitations sent to clubs statewide
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Mark Campbell
William Brown
Bridge
Loren J. Berry
Les Litchfield
Glen Featherby
Mount Union
Caatherley
Campbell
Sunnyside Country Club
ASL
Club Notes Highlight Afternoon Card Games and High Scores
Five hundred was played by club members hosted by Mrs. L. A. Bush with Mrs. A. J. Howard attending from outside. Favora were presented to Mrs. J. W. Wilfmek and Mrs. Ross Farrell. refreshments served. Monitors of Triple Four club at Mrs. Russell Stewart’s home afternoon enjoyed three tables of cards with high scorers Mrs. Clarence Bassarear Mrs. Harry Pashby and Mrs. Fred Bartz. William Stover named president as nasturtiums adorned the luncheon table at Mrs. John Cratsley’s home where 506 saw winners Mrs. Oren Wilcox and Mrs. Milo Baldwin. refreshments by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Harry Con are. Double Five club members.
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A Etc
Ll. A. Bush
A. J. Howard
Favora
J. W. Wilfmek
Ross Farrell
Clarennce Bassarear
Harry Pashby
Fred Bartz
Russell Stewart
Triple Four Club
William Stover
Nasturtiums
John Cratsley
Oren Wilcox
Milo Baldwin
Harry Con
Central Christian to Hold Married Folks Picnic
The Married Folks class will host a picnic at Byrnes Park Friday evening. Members should bring their own dishes and silver. If weather turns unfavorable, the picnic moves to the church. The article notes high electrical temperatures and a miscellaneous fact about telephones in South America.
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GT. A
B. of
L. B
Electric Park
Central Christian Church
Byrnes Park
Beauty Chats on Varicotorized Wena and Home Hair Dye
Readers ask why they cannot mix hema pyrol gallic acid with other ingredients to color gray hair brown. The column cautions against home mixing due to application, timing, scalp condition, and ingredient variability. A professional can apply the paste safely for a harmless result.
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Wenna
Nair
Aily
City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo Area
Waterloo notes report Mrs. Catherine Meek in New York buying stock, Judge Wood’s Waterloo court schedule, officials in Des Moines for county officers’ meeting, and Mrs. Friday’s hospital surgery. Local infra work advances on the river wall while fire department praise follows an inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Meek
Meek War Shop
New York City
Ella Moeller
Vivian Moeller
H. ¢. Moeller
Clinton
Chicago
Minneapolis
Altha Millette
McDonald
Ig & Fuest
GM. Coykendall
Park Avenue West
Milletta
Coykendall
W. C. Norton
Winona
Minn
North Dakota
Waterloo
Oklahoma Quarantine Ordered Over Anthrax Threat
Oklahoma City July 31 John A Whitehurnt president of the State board of agriculture ordered a quarantine preventing the admission of livestock into Oklahoma from Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi due to anthrax in parts of those states.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
John A. Whitehurnt
State Board of Agriculture
Uncle Wiggily Helps Bunty Recall Forgetful Hunt
Uncle Wiggily assists Baby Bunty the rabbit girl who has forgotten what Mrs. Wibblewobble sent her for. After clues about sugar salt butter bread and memory triggers Bunty finally recalls oatmeal and spoon, resolving the forgetful quest with the help of Mr. Cheese and a street organ melody.
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Mtr
Cheesa
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wigstly
Mr. Cheese
Mrs. Withlawobble
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Uncle
Brain Tests By Sam LognD
Puzzle notes and arithmetic clues discuss tank shapes and copper requirements. A swamp craft riddle yields MARTER, while geometry problems calculate tank capacity and copper needs for different base shapes and depths.
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Sam Lognd
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Enjoy a Party Night
A whimsical scene describes Uncle Wiggily and Bunty sharing oatmeal as they prepare for a party hosted by a hopping horse. The tale ends with Bunty promising a vase of flowers and a playful reminder to take a fancy treat along to the party.
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Bucy
Ialg
Mir
Chorac
Mr. Longuars
Bunty
Uncle Wiselly
Answers to Nature Questions From the Naturs Notes Dept
The 1923 column presents reader queries on transplanting pines for hedges, birds leaving tracks, and using urban labe insect control. It offers guidance on pine survival conditions, animal hearing in tracks, and trained animals for vermin hunting, noting temperature and habitat needs for turtles and discussing larks and minks as potential ratters.
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Naturs Notes Dept
West Grove
Mungoos
Utility Firms Hold Large Annual Picnic at Electric Park
More than 500 employees from Citizen's Gas & Electric Co and Cedar Valley Electric Co attended the annual picnic at Electric Park. Activities included baseball, tug of war, track events, dancing, and a watermelon feast. Miss Margaret Sannatta won two prizes in ball throwing and the 60 yard dash while Lester Cummings captured the fast pre eating contest.
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Citizen’s Gas & Electric Co
Gedar Valley Electrea Company
Charias
Electric Park
Waterloo
Duartes City
Margaret Sannatta
Lester Cummings
A. Hansen
Three Restrained in Liquor Cases
Permanent injunctions restraining defendants from violating liquor laws were issued by Judge Wood in actions where the state was plaintiff. Defendants included Fred Eskridge Bertha Fry and Willie Coates. Donati Peterson and Walter Hattrup pleaded guilty to larceny before Judge Wood, each sentenced to 60 days in jail with mittimus withheld and parole to Sheriff H T Wagner. The sheriff was ordered to destroy forfeited liquor in state cases against Bertha Fry Kitty Matthews and Roy Billings.
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Wood
Fred Eskridge
Bertha Fry
Willie Coates
Donati Peterson
Walter Hattrup
Mittimus
H. T. Wagner
Kitty Matthews
Roy Billings
Heyde to Sing at Charles City Sunday
Baritone Martin Heyde of Waterloo and violinist Miss Asa Niemack will assist organ recital by Prof. Zeilinger of Dubuque and Prof. Hartwig of Waverly at Caselman Memorial Lutheran Church Charles City. Organ by Caselmann cost 60000 funded by Rev Emil Caselman bequest. Dedication service to follow in Polish.
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Martin Heyde
Waterloo
Asa Niemack
Charles City
Zetlinger
Dubuque
Hartwig
Waverly
Caselmann
Puelish
Zeilinger
July Moist and Mild Climate Record Description
July was moist and not very hot with cooler days due to rainfall. Temperatures peaked around 92 degrees on two days, while a high 91 was noted on another. Rainfall totaled unusually high for July, with 1.05 inches on July 22 and other showers. August is forecast warmer but cloudy.
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Say
Dee Brees
Uly
Buren
L.uz Caohes
State Bureau
Waterloo
Twin Girls Injured in Traffic Mishap
Two 4 year old girls in a Milton Densing family vehicle were injured when their car collided with another driven by A Roach on Logan Avenue. One girl suffered a deep forehead gash needing stitches. her twin sister escaped with bruises. An adult in another crash on Logan and Harrison sustained a badly bruised arm. Police logged seven accidents yesterday with widespread disregard for traffic rules.
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Miltred
Milton Densing
Honea Avenue
A. Roach
Logan Avenua Ath
Margeret
Melina Empey
Logan
Logan and
Harrison
G. Wuest
Fourtheast
C. St. Cheatham
Richl
Chicago editor sails to join tour of Europe and Britain
Robert Wolf of this city sailed from Montreal for Cardiff Wales and will join a group of University of Chicago students for a two months tour of Eastern Europe and Great Britain. He will look after the interests of the University of Chicago daily paper The Sally Maroon where he serves as sports editor.
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Bails
Europe
Charley City
Robert Wolf
Thin City
Montreal
Cardiff
Wales
Jais
Uncre
Parth
University of Chicago
Great
Britain
Adap
Sally Maroon
Wittth
Whiten Skin with Lemon and Orchard White
An advertisement promotes a home skin whitening remedy mixing lemon juice with Orchard White to produce a quarter-pint solution. It claims the product lightens skin, removes freckles and blemishes, and can be applied at home without irritation or medical supervision.
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Jeanette Roemer
Harry Bird
Little Brown Church
Mrs
Harry Tour
Hackett
Mary H
Luella Hackett
Ed Hackett
Etsie Erickson Bira
O'Rourke
Zatha Pilson
Rose O'Rourke
Imogens Fowler
Violet O’rourke
Madge Renner James Hogers
Bob Burhans
Sammy Sampson
Erwin Kaltenbach
Henry Williams
Adolph Kaltenbach
Bernice Huston
Lilian Gramm
Aline Doty
Savoy Cafe
U. B. Vacation Bible School
Isabella
Cantrat Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Church News
South America
Sona Kent Forbes
S.J. M
Neader
M. Jones
IGC
Y. M. CA. Bidg
Buchanan
G. W. Wood
J. N. Sweitzer
Basi
Municipal Court
Ming
D Madigan
Senate
Bird
Des Moines
Edith McBain
George Greene
Julius Rueben
Maurice Rosenbloom
Grant Highway
St. Francis Hospital
Ralph Watters
Hudson
Presbyterian Hospital
Howard R. Garis
Mr. Chease
Uncle Wiggly
Rayked
Bunny
Jalong
Arasthermacjot
Tog
Mr Cheese
Burroughs Nature Club
Heyde
Weatherman
Peer Veesaee
Max Guyer
Waterloo O
Sophia Christenson
Waterlog O
X. M. GC
Complete Optical Service
Rakai Chicken
Takenham
New Pagland Ham
Bolaptta
R. P. Bowman
Yashiogn Department
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