Lilian Eliz Meier To Wed George Meister Tonight
Society notes report the wedding of Lilian Eliz Meier to George Meister at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Artleip this evening at 6 o clock Reverend A Preston of Westminster Presbyterian will officiate in the presence of about 75 guests Miss Ruth Syne of Glen Milan will be maid of honor The couple will honeymoon in Chicago before settling in Vinton.
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Paul Carson
Waterloo
O. B.S
George Millard
P. J. Martin
Eldora
Niagara
California
J. L. Rose
Tulsa
Gkla
Club
George Welker
St. Francis Hospital
J. W. Milter
Frank McLaughlin
West
Galloway
E. L. Johnson
CO. Lamson
Dolothan Ordway
Ada Corson
Gertrude Young Gibson
May Keller
Maude Knoop
Ruth Updegraff
Clarence Wise
Mise Verona
Weller
Hazel Bonn Witt
Audrey Strayer
Luverne Beal Coyeil
Seth Boom Nelson
Vivian Innes
Russell Lamson
Mildred Esyes
Frances Miller
Elizabeth Forrester
Dorothy Lumry
Dorothy Burt
Jennie Haffa
Chicago Music College
Cluss
Cedar Heights
Glen Eickelburg
Kyawiak
Wieniswskij
Iiionel
Martha
Floten
Clifton Kelly
Lendler
Bohm
Meriam Park
Romanze
Dorothy Murtagh
Glen Bickelburg
Bach
Evelyn Christensen
Dancla
Ruth ’ Miera
Matilda “Schon Osemarine
Bretsler
Fritz Leimer
Ruth Myers
Mazurka
Mignarcki
Matilde Draper
Ruth Alyers
Council Bluifs
Ida Webster
Waucoma
Charles R. Sutherland
Cedar Rapids
Becker
Women's Home Mission Society
Williamson
Queen Esther Circle
George Huntington
Mothers’ Jewels
Oliva Kober
Chicago Training School
Chicago
J. Conery
Methodist
Redstone
Mont
Miss Stout
Mary Stout
C. F. Smith
Harold A. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Mina Scott
Garden Party Music Feature At First Congregational
A garden party by women of First Congregational Church tomorrow evening will offer flowers and cool drinks at two booths along with a music program. Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Clark will sing selections from Secrets of the Heart. Organizer Mrs. Louis Frank leads, with water-lawn chaperoning by Mrs. Willis E. Johnson and decorations by Earl Sterling. Adult attendance costs 25 cents, children 10 cents, and proceeds support church redecorating.
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First Congregational Church
Johnson and Logan
Land Avenue
Tony
Fred icClain
Fred J. Clark
Mafford
McClain
Clark
Esmetta
Ninon
Iris
Secrets of the Eart
Waterloo
Liza Lehman
London
Albert Randeggar
Ellen Beach Yaw
Yaw
Clifford Ham
Louis Frank
J. O. Knox
Willis BE. Johnson
Water Lawn
Earl Sterling
Paul Davis Dry Goods Comany
Thomas Cascaden
Artha Pederson
C. Anterbury
Carl Davis
Ninetieth Birthday Celebrated At Waterloo Party
Mrs. Malinda Willson observed her ninetieth birthday with a gathering of three friends. She uses a wheelchair after a fall but remained spry. The event featured flowers, gifts, and a dress presented by daughter Mrs. Henry Klempau.
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Malinda Willson
Henry Klempau
A. J. Artus
Willson
Ertenity
Ohio
Herther
William Walker
Dubuque
Blackbawk County
Freemen R
Erg Norman R
Siloam Springs
Ark
Aletha W, Andrews
Seattle
Wash
Ida St. Kiempau
Waterloo
Ways to avoid sunburn and a clock tale at noon
The passage offers sun care tips using cold cream powder hats and dark clothing to protect skin, plus home remedies for hair and weight with requests for stamped envelopes. A scene follows social club meetings, a luncheon, and a picnic. A fable ends with Rover the dog waking a farmer’s clock, which then ticks loudly whenever Rover is near.
Rover and the Old Clock Story
Rover the dog argues with the tall kitchen clock about usefulness as the clock defends its role waking the household for meals. Rover accuses the clock of noise before the clock insists it keeps time and helps the farmer’s family, noting dust and chores. The tale ends with the clock promising to be quiet.
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Rover
Bo Rover
Mistress
Freckles and Beauty Habits by Edna Kent Forbes
In Beauty Chats Edna Kent Forbes discusses freckles as beauty marks, noting the healthful outdoor hint they imply but acknowledging women’s desire to hide them. She advises prevention by using cold cream before sun exposure to avoid freckles rather than removing them after they appear.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Wartburg College Opens First Summer Session
Waverly Iowa June 14 Special First summer session in history of Wartburg normal college opened with about 500 students from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan Many enroll in normal and certification courses with others in high school commercial and music programs The faculty includes H J Arnold and F V Culbertson among others The college offers normal training plus college credit courses under state law for county certificates
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Waverly
Wartburg Normal College
Iowa
Iiaois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
H. J. Arnold
Werowip
F. V. Culbertson
Gertrude Lennen
Margaret Rev. Horence Kruger
H. F. Staack
J. J. Becker
School year ends with record 264 students
August Engelbrecht led the school as president since 1909. Marriage licenses listed: Charles H. Howe of Janesville. Mary Wyant of Arapahos Colorado. Ray Oswald of Cherokee. Mary Blough of Waterloo. Stephen Gilley of Waterloo. Nellie B. Page of Waterloo. Glen Otto Wells of Sumner. Viola M. Bergmann of Summer. David M. Tiller of Cedar Falls. Edith Morgan of Cedar Falls. A silent but effective salesman. For Sale Adt in the Courier.
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Charles H. Howe
Janesville
Mary Wyant
Arapahos
Colo
Ray Oswald
Cherokee
Mary Blough
Waterloo
Stephen Gilley
Nellie B. Page
Glen Otto Wells
Sumner
Viola M. Bergmann
Summer
David M. Tiller
Cedar Falls
Edith Morgan
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M.E
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Hubert Plowman
F. M. Michael
E. H. Cutler
L. M. Townsend
Claude Miller
Dilla DeLong
Carl Kinsell
Burton Avenue
V. CG. Kelford
Women’s Circle
Misa Mae Wells
China
Hazel Church
M. Davis
J. Allen
Johnson's Pavilion
Alice Brown
Thomas Horton
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mary Horton
Altar Guild
Central Christian
Central Christian Church
Byrnes Park
Loral Sons
Jeg
St. Francis Auxiliary
Willam Kascht
St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary
Joe Friedl
Frank Wagner
O— Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple
Union Congregational—Young Women's Aid Society
J. H. Rawen
Mickey
P. C
P. Duker
Frank Lawson
W. Chesley
F. L. Bacon
Herman Hawkins
B. B. Club
Charles Dickens Club
Bina Bright
Creston, Jr
Sherman Roe
Hilla Kil‘patrick
Denver
Poe
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walech
T Horlick
S. P
Fashion Department
West Terlog
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Cities of America
Wartburg College
August Engelbrecht
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