Milas Callies and Roscoe Manning Wed at First Lutheran
Society notes detail the 8 pm wedding of Milas Esther Callies and Roscoe A Manning at First Lutheran Church. Rev Henry Mueller officiated as 59 relatives and friends attended. The bridal party entered to Brig al Chorus and music, with flowers, robes, and attendants including Hazel Manning and Arnold Callies. After a reception at the bride's home, the couple plans a trip to Rome Waterloo and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Esther Callies
Airs
William X. Cailies
Roscoe A. Manning
A. Manning
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Mise Ada Haus
Ness
Hazel Manning
Marybryn Murphy
Arnold Callies
Harry Manning
Harry
Callies
Miss Callies
Vailey
Manning
Rome
Waterloo
Minneapolis
East High
Arbuckle & Ritz
West High Almas
Name Committee for Women’s Division of Iowa’s Annual Fair
Mrs W OH Satder of Davenport chairs the Iowa State Fair women’s department and announces appointments to the women’s division committee including Mrs F S Burs Mrs Gardner Cowles Des Moines Mrs N Kendall Des Moines Mrs QO A Olson Forest City and Mrs Seth Thomas Fort Dodge. The program will cover fashion shows cooking canning drama pageantry welfare and baby health exhibits and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OH. Satder
Davenport
Women’s Department of
Iowa State Fair
Towa Federation of Women’s Clube
F. S. Burs
Berry
Indiangli
Mra Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
CC. FF. Curtiss
Ciimes
N. Kendall
QO. A. Olson
Forest City
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Hester
Dance Friday to be Sunnyside's Last for Three Weeks
Sunnyside Country club hosts a Friday dancing party with a six‑member orchestra led by a young woman. No dances until July 13 and none on Independence Day or July 6 and 27. Mrs Lore Alford Jr and Mrs Cecil Bickley won high honors at the bridge party midweek. second went to Mrs Robert Bickley and guest Miss Ner Cofferville. Mrs EB T Alford and Mrs F F McElhianey took third prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Lore Alford, Jr
Cécil Bickley
Robert Bickley
Ner. Cofferville
Ken
Minnesota University For Music
Waterloo
EB. T. Alford
F. F. McElhianey
Miss Buck to Wed Cecil W Powell August 2
Announcement from Miss Lucila Buck and Cecil W Powell confirms their wedding set for Thursday August 2. A dinner party at Black's room begins at 6 40 pm with pink rosebuds and lavender accents, handpainted cards, and invitations in pink and lavender envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucila Buck
Cecil W. Powell
Black
Tesroom
Huck
Beauty Tips and Body Care From Edna Erent Forbes
A column discussing summer bathing fashion and skin protection with practical tips. Advice covers swimsuit choice, sun exposure, and methods to protect skin using creams, milk or buttermilk treatments, and cucumber lotion. Includes a brief note on vibrator use for scalp and facial treatments with cautions about skin safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Burr
J. W
Jeanetta F
Miss Leona Mergen and Oscar Wolter Wed This Morning
Miss Leona Mergen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mergen married Oscar St Wolter at 6 o clock. Rev M Molloy officiated with a small attendance. The couple will reside at 1362 Williston Ave after July 20 and travel to Lake Potosky Michigan for a brief honeymoon by auto. The groom is a machinist at Waterlo Gasoline Engine Co. Anne Mergen was maid of honor in grey canton crepe. The bride wore a belted traveling suit. butterflies and larkspur adorned the bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei Wrting
M_ Molloy
Leona Mergen
John Mergen
Oscar St. Wolter
Woller
Lake Potosky
Michigan
Williston Avenue
Waterlo Gasaline Engine Company
Mendelssohn
Aliss Anne Mergen
Alwter
Larkspur
Harry Collenting
Wag
Arthur H. Smith
John H. Kelehar
John Ebyppel
Tralph L. Cooper
Mies Betha Powers
Georgette
Mre Powers
Council Bluffs
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Waterloo
First Baptist Anniversary Plans Delayed by Storm
A church event celebrating the first anniversary of Revi R. E. Williamson’s pastorate was postponed due to bad weather. If rain returns tonight parishioners will hold a sociable in the old church parlor. Miss Myrtle Crane and committee notified prospective attendees by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Side Talks On Ruth Cameron Four Week Course
A four week intensive course on hospital care prompts reflections on red tape, patient dignity, and nursing. The author concludes that smart hospitals improve care through personal oversight yet note variable nurse quality and the need for compassionate service despite cost barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitle
Ruiss
Club Notes At Fifth Avenue Nineteenth Century Club
Mrs William Poettinger of Philadelphia visited her sister Mrs Harry Pishby as guests of Triple Four club yesterday afternoon. Prizes in 500 were won by Mrs Clarence Kies and Mrs William Hitchens. A five o clock luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Mrs Poettinger and Mrs Grenn Forney. The Desdemona club kept its Bicetric park picnic despite rain with a round of amusements from movies to the ferris wheel enjoyed by families. Tables and chairs in the refreshment house were used and a picnic supper was served. The Tuesday Luncheon club plans Cedar River park for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Alisses Lila Shauger
Ruth Hileman
Otto Reinicka
Lois Hileman
Cayers
Imma Schmidt
Myra
Harry Saylor
First Brethren Sunday School
Cedar River Park
B. F. Puterbaugh
BH. A. Lang
Lulu Moser
Charles Hatch
Billy Wisner
Lewis Miller
Verle Klingaman
Doris Kingamen
William Poettinger
Philadelphia
Harry Pishby
Triple Four Club
Clarence Kies
William Hitchens
Poettinger
Grenn Forney
Desdemona Club
Bicetric Park
Picnic Guests From Large Group Attend Meeting
A large gathering including members of their families, totaling 4011 persons, attended the event. Meetings will be resumed in September.
Organ Grinder and Jocko Tour Draws Crowds
A local act features Organ Grinder and Jocko entertaining boys and mothers alike as the duo tours towns. Jocko, a monkey in a velvet suit, charms crowds by catching coins and tossing nuts while the organ grinder plays. Children giggle at bells and tricks as the performers miss rain and keep the show lively despite weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocko
Jocko Gold Ang Mangy
Gréang
America
Ul Jocko
Prince J
Ralelgo
Quarters for Fine Saddle Horses to Feature Building
A combined private garage and stable for fine saddle horses will be built by C. C. Young at Maryland and Frederick Streets. The brick two story structure, 20 by 2O feet, modernly equipped, will cost 2300. Architect M B Cleveland and contractor George Scales named. The permit list also includes a 1000 office building for Smith & Snyder Coal Co. and other residential and garage permits for Clark, Sheckler, and P and Interton lin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Young
Maryland
Frederick Streets
Charles W Wagson
M.B. Cleveland
George Scales
Smith & Snyder Coal Co
Julinn Avenue
B. Clayton Clark
Riehl
T. H. Sheckler
Denver
Pninteraorton
Dawson
German Chauffeur Reads Shakespeare
An American tourist in Berlin notes a taxi driver reading while his passenger makes calls. The driver, a German chauffeur, was absorbed in Shakespeare. He read from Shakespeare's complete dramatic works in German, specifically Othello, during the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
17 Year Locusts Arrive in Pennsylvania for Eighteenth Time
Harrisburg June 28 A broad of 17 year locusts described by scientists as periodic insects first noted by pilgrims in 1634 is reappearing in Pennsylvania this spring. They are already found in four counties and feared in 15 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Escada
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
After All By Corona Remington
In a garden an old man slowly pulls up dead stalks and piles them on heaps along rows while gaidy quilts and blankets sinning themselves on the porch railing. the scene shifts to a day beginning on a Saturday with scenes of domestic life.
Young Lovers Take a Drive to a Small Town Romance
A slender youth named Harry drives to Elsie Armstrong's white house after convincing her to join him for a ride. They share a quiet, blossoming affection as they pick dogwood blossoms and exchange shy, heartfelt moments. They joke about an engagement, debating their youth and future, before parting with blushes and a lingering wonder about what comes next.
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Stud
Elsie
Armstrong
Harry
Mammia
High Setinol
bLywo
Chrissful
Richards Advances in Wimbledon Third Round
Vincent Richards, the young American, beat Jo Brugnon of France 6-4 6-1 6-3 in men’s singles, displaying strong net play. Suzanne Lenglen won her second round in women’s singles, and Miss Leslie Bancroft, Martha Bayard, and Mrs. Barron advanced in various women's first and second rounds.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Vincent Richards
Gtar
Richards
Jo Brugnon
France
Eas Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Mrs. Covell
Leslie Bancroft
Boston
Burton
Martha Bayard
New Jersey
FB. R.lark
Hicahorous
Barron
Randolph Lycett
Elizabeth Ryan
Bispeker
Hagel
William J. Johnston
Johnston
Spence
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Plan for reorganizing athletics at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa June 28 Reorganization of the Iowa State college athletic council will be submitted to the state board of education at its July meeting. A plan by alumni and faculty follows a controversy last month and has unanimous faculty endorsement. The new council will have six faculty members three alumni and two students. The athletic director will be chosen by the council and requires its approval for hires. No coach in any department will be eligible for athletic director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College Athletic Council
State Board of Education
Will Certify Bonus Claims by Discharge
Des Moines announces a new method to certify soldier bonus claims by discharge records to speed processing. Secretary Lou Morgans says over 58,000 warrants will be mailed by week’s end. The change ends the need for War Department records to prove eligibility. An oasis in Tunis is mentioned with desert encroachment threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lou I F. Morgans
War Department
Morgan
Utility Parley Debates Motorbus Law Burden Claim
William Chamberlain Cedar Rapids attorney told a conference on public utilities rate making at the University of Iowa that the new Iowa motorbus regulation and tax do not place an excessive burden on motor carriers. He argued private autos pay higher fees per ton mile than motor carriers and urged intercity bus service to accept the same rate regulation as other utilities. The three day conference is closing today with attendees including city officials.
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Nursy
Iowa City
Iowa
William Chamberlain
Cedar Rapids
Public Utilities
University of Iowa
CS Chamberlain
Intercity Bus
Ag Audh
Hazel Ott Named State Inspector for Mining Camp Schools
Des Moines June 28 Mrs Hazel H Ott former superintendent of Greene County season has been appointed State Inspector of mining camp schools under State Superintendent May Frances The work starts July 1 and includes a census of 65 schoolside mining camps across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hazel H. Ott
Greene County
Minions
May Frances
Ott
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Modern Brotherhood of America
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Newark
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Barnard College
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Corona Remington
Elate
Iowa State College
Tunis
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City of
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Good Town
Uuthanan
C. M. Allen Land Company Phono
Hazel Ott
Seso
Fashion Department
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Forsidia
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