Gladys Powers Weds C H Ackerman in Chicago Ceremony
Gladys Powers daughter of Mr and Mrs W Powers married C H Ackerman in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at 4354 Archland boulevard Chicago. Rev Dr Ames officiated. The couple will reside at 7730 Haskins boulevard Chicago after a trip. Ackerman is district manager for Rudd Manufacturing Co in Pittsburgh with Chicago HQ. The society notes also report anniversary events and various community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Powers
W. Powers
C. H. Ackerman
Archland Boulevard
Chicago
Dr. Ames
Chicago University
Mr. Ackerman
Rudd Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Beauty Chats on Smooth Hands and Gloves
Edna Kent advises women to cultivate smooth hands by wearing gloves during housework and using nourishing oils or creams. She notes gloves protect skin, with rubber gloves for water and canvas for dust and garden tasks, and promises hands become younger-looking over time.
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Somue
Those Old Group Pictures Recalled In Side Talks
Ruth Cameron writes of old group photographs taken 1900s to 1920s and the bittersweet memories they revive. The piece notes fashions from 1900s, a reunion idea, and plans for a reminiscing party sparked by a faded keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Attary
Pompadour
Ry Pacific
Mself
Trinidad
Ole
Tméra
Club Notes Recap of Social Gatherings and Contests
Local clubs held meetings with hostesses, guests, and luncheon. Mrs. Pater Olson received a miscellaneous shower with Mrs. Igner Olson among guests. Maple Four club attendees, New Century Lib and others hosted by J R McMullan and couples enjoyed cards dancing and contests. A straw mayoral vote showed Rector leading. Riverside Drive and Danton households hosted informal gatherings with needlework, 500, and luncheon. Harpers Bazaar advertisement promotes spring fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Olson
Igner Olson
J. R. McMullan
Tha ‘Maple Four Club
Dangon Street
Marie Pioust
Anne Fashby
New Century Lib
R. Rector
A. B. Nau- Mau
Waller Nelson
Nashua
A. B. Hawver
C. A Dickey
D. M.C. Club
Rector
Gnagy
Thompson
Bert Coljing
The Sandman Story by A S Walker
A fractured tale recalls Mr Moon Man’s unhappy night as his star children teetered in the sky. Moonbeams fall to earth to seek the wayward stars, while the Moon Man wonders what is the matter with them.
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Old Moon Man
Mr. Moon
Mmost
Sun Man
Father Moon
Mr. Moon Man
Mr. Soon Man
Moon Man
Earth
Pattern orders from Fashion Department advertise delivery
An old notice announces up-to-date dress patterns available from the Fashion Department Evening Courier Ward, with 15 cents per pattern. Orders should reach the department and come with a ten-day expectation after submission, and patterns allow for seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courinr
Waterloo
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Grace M
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
National Organization
M. L.taylor
Sam Bentley
Lilla Alfred
Rachel Doxia
Charles Wichman
de la Gates
Wred , Miller
George Cheever
Light Bearers
Wayne Shiek
King's Heralds
Ed. Funk
A. D. Hartson
Gertie Abdell
Harry Fisher
Mattie Tibbetts
Lillian Rickett
Mildred Gleason
Winnie Hubank
A. N. Gleason
Skeen
B.J. Lockwood
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hat
B. F. Shepherd
Willam Shepherd
B. PF. Shepherd
Tommy Basking
George Burt
Gertrude Ballentine
Marjorie Kerrigan
Warry L. King
Minneapolis
Alice Brown
Marian Burger
Mildreab
Botrothal
Edna B. Naeckel
Davenport
Tarick G. Anderson
Pi Sigma Ph
Mr. Anderson
Hawkeys Oil Company
First Evangelical
Soul Winners Bible Class
Loma Drake Love
St. Mark's Episcopal
C. 0. Lamson
George Lingelbach
Miamih
B. V. Hugh Prppad
Perty—jsles
Enid
Hall
Roy Sheplee
Excelsior
Northminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Walnut Street
Nettle Brents
Washington
BD. C
Faavadu Sipes
Capital City
Rainbow Circle
Rainbow Circles
eMmorual Hall
Beauty
Edna Kent Forths
Spookey
Josephine
Paris
New York
Haroper
Sandman Story
Es. A. Walker
Nama
Youthan
Oak
Axminster
Balanc
Hall-Erfest CO
Park Ave
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