Couples Wed at Vale Church in Nashua Royal
Society notes report the marriage of Amelia Cuol fertson and G Edwin Carry Monday evening at Mittie Brown church in Nashua. Rev Ly McOnrison Jr officiated with attendants Georgia P Bandy and Leonard Bundy. The couple will reside at 221 Quincy Street, Weterioo.
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Amelia Cuolfertson
Henry Tegtinelyr
Quincy Street
G. Edwin Carry
Carper
Carr
Kern Slyvent
Enlack
Mittie Brown Church
Nashua
D. Ly, McOnrison, Jr
Georgia P. Bandy
Leonard Co. Bundy
Carr_owas
Swith
Sweeney Company
Mud
Garrig
Bundy Monymen Company
Cedar Fats
Beoat
Weterioo
Helen Gould Auxiliary Party Features Halloween Play
A Helen Gould Auxiliary Party in Monthial hall featured a one act playlet Halloween Evening in the Fleming Home by Annette Lingelbach. Cast included A P Smich, Mrs John Doeller, Mrs Alton Trimble, Anne Lingelbach, Martha O'Brien, and a radio announcer. music by Hitle Belly Gloson and Mrs Aldols. M addigay School of Music numbers. a Dawn Song solo by Cora Larson. and dances by Gene Lawless.
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Olen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans
Monthial Hall
Fleming
Annette Lingelbach
A. P. Smich
John Doeller
Alton Trimble
Moe
Miss Lingelbach
Anne
John O'Brien
Martha
Virgins Smith
Hitle Belly Gloson
Aldols
Muaddigay School of Music
Will Burton
iMrs
Community Group Events And Meetings Listed For Sunday
Various church and social groups publish a full slate of gatherings including Sunday School workers association at First Presbyterian, Ladies of Mooseheart events, card party at Moose Hall, and a long list of church societies, clubs, and luncheons across Lincoln area venues with times and locations.
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Blue ‘Triangle League
associetion—First
Presbyterian Church
Ladies of
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity American
Lutheran Church
J. John's ‘Young People's Club
Mrs. Mayer to Speak at Des Moines Clubhouse Friday
Mrs. Max Mayer of Des Moines will address the Woman's Club Friday at 2:30 PM on Women's Responsibility to Vote. The event follows four days before the national election and the last day to register in the city. Luncheon at 1:00 PM precedes the program with hostesses L E Hickelberg Jackson McCoy and H A Limbert assisting.
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Miax Mayer
Des Moines
Woman's Club
wWoman
Mayer
Iowa
F. ‘Altstadt
Two Dances on I T C Social List of Weekend
Weekend social events in Town State include two dances at the Women’s gymnasium and the Elks club Waterloo both Friday evening. Other items note dinners and gatherings at local homes with named hosts and guests.
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Town State
Teachers College
Alpha .Chi Fraternity
the Elks’ Club
Waterloo
Hints In Beauty Care Abuses One's Good Looks
A syndicated beauty column advises that May G's cravings for candy and dairy, plus a poor diet, fuel skin and hair troubles. It urges balanced eating and regular facial massage, notes olive skin suits many shades, and offers brief fashion and body guidance.
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May G
Miss Forbes
Prom “May G
Ont
Onry
Former Couple of New Hampton Wed in Arizona
Miss Ollivette McGinn of New Hampton and John FR McKone formerly of New Hampton wed in Phoenix Arizona Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock. Rev Prather Urban performed the ceremony with no attendants and a wedding breakfast following. McGinn is daughter of Mrs Mary McGhin of New Hampton and educated locally. McKone is son of Mrs J W Meltone, born in Lawler and formerly employed in local stores.
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Guarter
New Hampton
Ollivette McGinn
John FR. McKone
Phoenix
Ariz
Prather Urban
McKone
Mary McGhin
New Hampton High School
St.Therena's College
Winony, Minn
Laws University
Sherktey and Kennedy Department Store
State Highway Commission
Bern
Ble
J. W. Meltone
Lawler
Lawler Seriool
Sheakley and Kennedy
Lack Shoe
Church And School Activities Highlight Weekend Schedule
Women of First Presbyterian host a chicken supper Saturday at the church. Grace M. E. hosts Kings Heralds Saturday afternoon at 2:90. Faith Circle of First Evangelical meets at Mrs. August Hartwig 515 Vernon Friday evening for a picnic-free gathering. First Lutheran Sunday School plans a Halloween party Friday at 4. Mothers meeting at Union Congregational Friday at 2:30. Mrs. William Hardcastle to give a talk. Birthday event at First Presbyterian with readings by Kathryn Muley. Friendship club and Evangelical Ladies Aid meet Wednesday. sewing, luncheon. Next meeting at Mrs. Fred Trost’s home.
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Clara Barton Guild
Uulverssalst
East High School
Firstserves
Thisisus Club
William Davidson
Cluirch
Central Christican Church
Lester Martin
Yeongin Lodge
K. P. Hall
Temple Rebeca + lodge
Black Haws FO. C
F. Hall
Faith Clyate
First Evangelical Church
August Hartwig
Daughters Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Alpha Chi Fraternity
Ezlks Club
Waterloo
Robin. Duke
Black's
Women of First . Presbyterian Church
Faith Circle
Evangelical Church
Vernon Street
Union Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Majel Guld
First Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Muley
Noxe Wing
Club Notes Highlight Busy New Century Activities
New Century club plans an anniversary program and luncheon at Prosperity Inn Friday at 1 pm. Eldeen club members met for luncheon at Black's Tea Room, followed by a theatre party. Priscilla club hosts Mrs J A Fairbanks and Mrs A B Lovejoy Friday afternoon at Black's Tea Room with yellow and lavender chrysanthemum decorations. The event includes an afternoon at Mrs Pairbanks 1019 Third Street West. Mrs M J Perrin of Clarknishie will attend as an out of town guest. Child Study club entertained husbands at a masquerade party Wednesday at Mr and Mrs W T Gordon 1525 Fourth Street West with games, music, and best costume prizes to Mrs W C Smith and J Hy Pennington. Refreshments served in two courses.
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E. H. Layman
Reed Street
Layman
Dack’ Mundy
Quinn
Floyd Hamlin
Nand
Paul » Baumgartner
Arvine’ “Ayers
Glarence
Kies
Jack Mundy
Gilman White
Roy’ Chevalier
Burton Averiue Baptist Church
Chaltauqua Parks
Edward “Burk, Jr
Lincoln Street
Kathryn McBride
Iostess
Leo Carrig
Roy Duke
William Leighton
Minneapolis
Eldeen Clu
Yar
Black's Tearoom
Priscila Club
J. A. Fairbams
A. B. Lovejoy
Black
W.T. Gordon
Fourth Street West
W. C. Smith
J. Hy Pennington
Maccabee Club
Sycamore Street
Russell Warren
Mabel Madsen
Bride to Beat Waverly Receives Kitchen Shower Notes
Thanksgiving wedding plans for Miss Mildred Brauiker highlighted by a surprise kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Eggleston with 18 guests. Prizes awarded for night’s games. gifts hidden around rooms and a two course meal served. Also reports a Daughters of Civil War Veterans meeting planned to finalize Inspec tion arrangements and social events at Maccabee club and Black's tearoom Halloween dance.
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Waverly
Mildred Brauiker
Gertrude Eggleston
Bridie
Camilla
Sperati
Howard Clark
Clarksville
All Saints Day Observed by Churches Across Denominations
Catholics Episcopalians and Lutherans held solemn mass and holy communion today to commemorate the dead. All Saints Day dates to early Christian church practice marking November 1 as the close of the church year for all saints.
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Pantheon
Rome
Cuba Seen as Beautiful and Prosperous by Visitors
Mrs J E O Keefe of 234 Highland Boulevard and her husband Dr O Keefe with their daughter Antoinette returned from Atlanta Georgia and a trip to Florida and Cuba. She praised Havana for its beauty and foreign outward appearance noting gratitude for American aid and independence.
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Cuba
J. E. O'Keefe
Highland Boulevard
Dr. O'Keefe
Antoinette
International Post Graduate Assembly of Physicians
Atlanta
Florida
Havana City
America
Mi Lady Beauty Parlor to Open Saturday in Schutte Building
The Mi Lady beauty parlor owned by Mrs Clar Warsiwall and Mrs Frances Speek will hold its formal opening next Saturday in the Schutte building on Fourth street west. The shop boasts 32 booths with barber manicure marceling facial shampoo and waving services. Fixtures were installed by the Rose Barber Supply and the store emphasizes an oriental luxury theme with red and black gold decor.
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Schutte Building
Fourth Street West
Clar Warsiwall
Frances Speek
Dld
Prisrona
Ana
Monay
Iowa
Chicago
Rose
R Puge
Hammill En Route to Win Missouri Briefly In State Tour
Hammill travels via Center to Missouri on a campaign swing. He plans to speak at Springfield and Grundy Center audiences, praising Herbert Hoover and addressing farmers. The governor’s caravan moved to Waterloo and then took a 2 o'clock Rock Island train toward Hannibal.
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Hammill
WIN
Missouri
Center
Minagt. N.Q
Springfield
Strand Theatre
Grundy Center
Herbert + Hoover
Hoyds
Waterloo
Itha Rock
Island
Hannibal
Movement for State Licensing of Auto Mechanics
I R Gingrich of Sioux City state chairman leads a local drive to create a state board licensing auto mechanics. The plan aims to set exams and certify skilled workers, improving quality for car owners. Des Moines serves as the movement headquarters with 36 larger counties showing support.
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I. R. Gingrich
Sioux City
Warren S. Breyman
Nega Union
Gingrich
Woodbury
County
Flanning to Tell About Al Tonight at Democratic HQ
S C Flanning of Waterloo will speak at 8 p.m. at Fourth Street West headquarters to assess Governor Al Smith, a longtime acquaintance of Flanning. The event follows a near standing room crowd last night as supporters gathered to hear Smith from Newark and W W Marsh, former national committee treasurer, spoke on campaign matters.
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al Smith
Fourth Street
Waterloo
S.C
Flanning
Smith Street
Water Street
Smith
Motometer Thief Sentenced To 220 Days In Jail
Municipal court Judge J C Beeth sentences William Brady to 220 days in county jail for thefts that netted five motometers. One motometer remains unclaimed and if identified Brady faces an additional 30 days.
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J. C. Beeth
William
Bill) Brady
Brady
City in Brief: October marriage licenses and local notices
October issued forty four marriage licenses in the office of J W Thompson clerk of courts. E L Morse of 225 Pine street travels to Liberty Missouri to visit his son Fred a Jewell college student. Judge George J Sager remains improving at home from a two day cold. Dr W L Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church returns from Cedar Rapids state convention to lead prayer meeting tonight. Mrs Bert Collins 1016 Seventh street west notes roses in November garden. Lloyd Selleck granted a divorce from Leona Selleck on cruel treatment grounds. married Cedar Rapids May 2 1925 separated Aug 26 1927. Jane Hoy of Cedar Falls wills property to Michael Hoy executor. Gilbert E Palmer of Cedar Falls leaves estate to Ada E Palmer. Mr and Mrs E M Mathews visiting Dubuque. Mathews to work on state highway commission in Manchester winter. Evangelist Harry O Anderson Los Angeles has led revival campaigns in Waterloo and visits W B Howell 212 Irving street. Rev Mgr Anderson to start meetings in Snarl Ta next Sunday. Plane TAG Physicians and Nurses Exchange advert shamed Runymage sale advertisement.
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J. W. Thompson
E. L. Morse
Pine Street
Liberty, Mo
Fred
Jewell College
George J. Sager
Logan Avenue
W. L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Baptist State Convention
Cedar Rapids
Bert Collins
Seventh Street West
Orne
Lloyd Selleck
Leona Selleck
R. W. Hasner
Jane Hoy
Cedar Falls
Michael Hoy
Gilbert E. Palmer
Ada E. Palmer
E. M. Mathews
Dubuque
John Boeller
Reber Avenue
Mathews
Manchester
Harry O. Anderson
Los Vangeles
Cal
Waterloo
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Mgr. Anderson
Snarlan
Physicians and Nurses Exchange
Child’s First School Named by National Kindergarten Association
The article notes the National Kindergarten Association naming a “The Child's First School” as part of a program on West Fortisth street. It mentions weekly articles appearing in the Evening Journal columns.
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Firs
Is & Panaity
Sasesla Lon
SB West Fortisth Street
Xeepit
Oly
Bvenin Jourtar
Truth Telling in Children and School Roles
Alfred G. Thompson argues against punishment for truth telling and stresses cultivating honesty through respect for truth. Grandmother and Mrs. Allen discuss Dorothy’s dress tearing and tree climbing as motives behind untruths, highlighting early moral education in preschool and the need to balance discipline with understanding.
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Edith Lachridge Beld
Dorothy
Mrs. Allen
Grandmother
Grandmower
Asi
Boy on Halloween Lark Is Shot and Severely Wounded
Authorities report a Halloween excursion ended with A Swanberg arrested after firing into a group of youths in Osage Indiana. Forslund suffered severe gunshot wounds to his legs while most shots hit him. The incident occurred in Swanberg’s yard and charges are pending.
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Osage
Forslund
Real Estate Board Officers Named at Cedar Rapids Convention
Arthur Denger of Davenport elected president of the Town Association of Real Estate Boards at the annual convention. Lester Miller of Waterloo named Secretary treasurer. Directors include J E Espy Ottumwa A R Kuekule Dubuque Arch Madden Des Moines Paul Clark Cedar Rapids and James Burgess Sioux City.
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Cedar
Rapids
Arthur Denger
Davenport
Town Association of Real Estate Boards
O. H.henningsen
Clinton
J. BR. Leverett
Council Bluffs
M. V. Bolton
Ced. Rapids
J. C. Ferguson
Des Moines
Lester Miller
Waterloo
J. E. Espy
Ottumwa
A. R. Kuekule
Dubuque
Arch Madden
Paul Clark
Cedar Rapids
James Burgess
Sioux City
Wood and Baby Support Focus Amid Past Shortfalls
In Omaha a figure named Wood was cited over insufficient past support for his child and spouse. The report notes ongoing concerns about providing adequate aid in the future and references his arrest in the matter.
Home Style Dishes and Dessert Mix Up in Old Recipe
A jumble of kitchen directions features ham and tomato sauce with boiled spaghetti, green pepper, paprika and cheese baked in a buttered casserole. It also adds a cherry salad stuffed with English walnuts, plus a cottage cheese cake with lemon nutmeg filling and pastry strips for decoration.
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Las & Sinve
Northwestern Bell editor visits city to interview staff
The magazine editor from Northwestern Bell and the Omaha office, Siguard AW Bergh, is in town today. He plans interviews with local telephone officials and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siguard AW. Bergh
Northwestern Bell
Northwestern Telephone Company
Omaha
Nev
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