Nellie Mitchall Weds Frank Hecht In Catholic Rite
Miss Nellie Mitchall daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mitchall and Frank X Hecht were married at St Josephs Catholic Church with Very Rev Edward Stattecy officiating. Attendants included Miss Florence Mitchell and Moseley Welden. C eremony featured Lohengrin and the Bridal Chorus, pink georgette gown, Sweetheart roses and sweetpeas. After mass a small breakfast followed at a private home with family and bridal party. couple to reside in Chicago after a wedding trip visiting the groom’s mother in Danville, with early Navy service noted for the groom and a NY Central Railway connection for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Frances Mitchall
J Ard
John Ff. Aurelie
Frank
Hecht
Frances Hecht
Dan
Ul. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edward Stattecy
Florence Mitchell
Moseyl Welden
Helen Burgess
Urgen
New York Central Railway
Chicago
Danville
Past Matrons and Patrons Day Observed by C F E S
Becker chapter Q 5 S holds annual Past Matrons and Patrons Day at the Masonic temple Wednesday evening. Former officers lead initiatory rites with violin pieces by Maude Knoop Berry and songs by Mrs. Belle Adams. Mrs. Belle Wise presides with refreshments, purple decorations, and Naomi Roblin to lead services. Frank Edwards serves as worthy patron.
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Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Maude Knoop Berry
Belle Adams
Belle Wise
Naomi Roblin
Frank Edwards
Mary Miller
Hazel Burr
Ada Warren
Ella Leffler
Grace Seebers
Ida Fox
Molly Towne
Mala Ladage
Ruth
Margaretta
Elizabeth Peavey
Electa
Mable Corkendall
Fred Sporle
Sentinel
Club Members Give Music and Poems of Own Composition
Members of the club showcased original music and poetry at Miss Kudara Carey’s home. Readings and piano pieces included works by Mrs. Nagle and Miss Wall, with guests from Spring Valley and Kansas City. The club plans its annual banquet at Black’s Theatre on June 4.
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Ysic
Pees
Musee
Kudara Carey
Roeland Taylor
Magle
AE N.C. Attland
Nagle
Wyalty
Mildred Gleason
Marian Egan Smith Giay
A. 2D. Nagle
Spring Valley
Minn
C. Magle
Black's Tetroin
Eudora Carey
Barnica Wall
Civerge
How to Handle a Confidant Says Ruth Cameron
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron discusses confidences and the temptations to betray them. It cites various anecdotes of people revealing secrets and the risks of sharing others’ confidences. It emphasizes discretion and the danger of exploiting trusted information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Beauty Chats Advice On Hair Skin Care From Edna Kext Forbes
Readers seek guidance on scalp care hair loss and skin care with home remedies and tonics. Letters discuss tonics made from vegetable oils caution against heavy oils and offer tips on moisturizers creams and dietary changes for healthier hair and skin.
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Edna Kext Forbes
Faculty Club Greet Clubwomen at Waterloo Convention
The Faculty club hosts a reception for visiting clubwomen at Bartletthalpacharsy on May 24 as part of the biennial women’s club convention. Cedar Falls and Waterloo participants and Cedar Pallas members attend with stereopticon shows and devotional services led by Mrs. Carhart and Miss Fitzgerald's circle joins.
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Lown Strate Teachard Colle
At& Sea
Bartletthalpacharsy
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo
Cedar Dielalis
Cedar Pallas
W.G. D
Carhart
Buying Neckties and Color for Men's Wardrobes
Clothing salesmen discuss necktie choices for men, noting three buyer types and urging wives to select ties that suit a husband’s wardrobe. Articles cover color harmony, patterns like stripes and dots, and how to match ties with suit colors to enhance appearance and mood.
Community church events fill midweek schedule
Misses Wdith Col and Margaret McMillan served as assistant hostesses at a May breakfast at Cedar Heights. A moonlight student picnic is planned at teacher Mrs. Ralph Bightey’s home. Various church groups hold meetings today including First Lutheran, St Pauls Truth Seekers, Westminster Womans Missionary Society, and all day gatherings at First M E church with multiple sessions and a 7 p m banquet at Black’s tearoom for Walaut Street Baptist Young Married People.
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Wdith Colby
Margaret McMillan
Flans
Cedar Heights
Ralph Bightey
Black's Tearoom
Walaunt Street Baptist Sunday School
Club Notes TL Teuluh Luncheon at Hack's Tearoom
Me T eluh will be entertained at a 1 o clock luncheon at Hack's Tearoom Thursday by Mrs Hoc. Wilbur and Mr Clair Parker will attend with a program afterward at the former's residence. The luncheon was moved from Mrs Wilbur's home due to family reasons.
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T.eluh
Hack’s
Hoc. Wilbur
Clair Parker
Wilbur
Church Notices Invite Women For Social Afternoon
Women of Grace M. E. church and friends are invited to Mrs. W. R. Small's home for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Tea and refreshments will be served. Universalist Ladies Social will hold a sewing bee in the church parlors Wednesday at 2. Mrs. W. O. Barr and Mrs. N. W. Frishie are hostesses.
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ML Blaw
Pearl Ellis
M. B. A. Iudge
Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Lucy Kimball
Grace M. E. Church
W. RB. Small
Keigington
Lo Prosrand
Etta Loveaul
C. WW. Braxton
Aynton
W. O. Barr
N. W. Frishie
Welfare to Limit Store Sales in Waterloo
The Waterloo Social Welfare League will require an interview with Superintendent Dorothy Taylor before any purchases at the welfare store 728 Franklin Street. Those able to buy elsewhere will be directed to regular shops and a list will track buyers to curb bargain hunters.
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Waterloo
League
City in Brief Update on Local News and Visitors
Twenty new measles cases were reported to the city health department yesterday. Mrs. Upton B. Kepfort visits her mother in Rowan Iowa. Mrs. Ella R. Parsons of Tracy Illinois visits Waterloo friends. C J Foster trainmaster Des Moines was here on business. Mr. and Mrs. Plane of Independence visited Waterloo yesterday. Mrs. Plane returned home. Mr. Plane stayed. S S Kern of Long Beach California expected for Fraternal Union meeting. Police seek Henry Zelling senior. Henry Zelling Jr. of Milwaukee requests help. L A Summerhayes and G F Daniels met with Chicago Great Western officials. Two boys climbed on a roof on Ankeny and toppled a chimney. police took them in. Judge G H Martin and wife arrive as Panama Canal guest. Martin to be district attorney of Canal Zone. R A Dunkelberg resigns from Conn Miller to join Provident Mutual Life Insurance as district agent.
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City Health Department
Ella R. Parsons
Tracy
W. 8
Bishop
Waterloo
Marian Adams
Riceville
Regina Murphy
South Street
C. J. Foster
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
P. BE. Walker
Henry Zelling, Sr
Henry Zelling, Jr
Milwaukee
Mary Roller
Ankeny Street
G. H. Martin
Sandpoint
Ida
Martin
John Bk. Brown
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Harding
R. A. Dunkelberg
Conn-Miller Products Company
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Dunkelberg
Waterleo notes family trip plans and divorces granted
The Waterleo column records a family motor trip to Chicago and a westward plan for Virginia Oberton after school ends. It lists several divorce decrees including Winifred B Dangelo and Mary Beck with rights to maiden or remarried names, plus a suit for specific performance filed by Hope C Martin against Lao M Halcock et al regarding a 1922 option to purchase part of Waterloo property.
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Alfred
Winifred B. Dangelo
Tudy Dangelo
Mary Bork
Herman Bork
Dangelo
Winifred B. Wood
Mary Beck
John M. Tour
Humboldt
John Bird
Third Avenue West
Jackson
Mich
Helen
Iowa State College
Ames
Tour
Hope C. Martin
Lao M. Halcock
J. R. Rector
Waterloo
Mr. Rector
Books Repaired For Fall At Waterloo Library Push
The juvenile department collects books from public schools for summer repair and renewal. Supervisor Florence Tate visited the Lafayette building to remove circulated titles for the library's rejuvenation program.
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Waterloo Public Library
Florence Tate
Lafayette Building
Library system reshuffles school collections across campuses
Overhaul planned this fall redistributes collections from east schools to the east library and from west schools to the west library. Publications linked to school inventions have been purchased for the rearranged system.
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East
West
West Library
School Board Adopts Library Funds For Research
A school board approves a voluntary library maintenance fund, allocating 500 009 dollars for scientific research from England. Alfred Yarrow and a committee oversee the program to keep the libraries in operating condition.
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Alfred Yarrow
Uve Nevess
England
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Frank X. Hecht
East Park Presbyterian L
John Kaltenbuch
Presbyterian J. A. Hew
Luella Cowtes
Brude
Cain
Glia Mack Su
Eanive Bunker
Wall
C. FE. S
Honor Yiridellect
Mary Rott
Liaiwrence Dawson
Albertine Rachle
Raymond J. Awhsler
Kansas City
Sacred Heart Parish House
Gladys Sechler
Cedar Falls
Helen Swinbank
J. F. Roth
Florence Roth
E. F. Walker
Dachle
Abrs
Pye
Buard
Menti
Cove
East of Information
Mabel L
Walnut Street Baptist Phila
Lillian Johnson
Chapter IB
Ph. O
J. W.menders
Sisterhood
J. H. Easley
Rita Barber
George Price
Wstella van Pelt
Laverne Beal Covell
Wilma Anderson
Hortense Morgan
Women’s Clubs
IF. L. Marquis
Jingpitality Committee
Jme
Vanor Mather
Cedar Review
Mather
Ben Ilur Hat
Harold Steeze
Pat. A
Lafayette District
Wrdnnesday
Ra Veonan
Yeaman Lode
First Lutheran Parish
Parlora At & P. m
St. Paul's
I. Taylor
C. BH. Luce
M. EB
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. P. Jones
Church News
Buchanan “Y
Upton B. Kepfort
Rowan, Ia
Kern
Long Beach
Gal
Fraternal Union
Order
Buchanan
Buchanan ¥. M.C. A. Bldg
J. I
West Side
D. Hostrop
Albert Oberton
Virginia
Minnie McKercher
Eland Davis
Elmer
Mary
Vintoy
Nytt Miller Sciloo
Annes Huet
Gantz Wikel
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