Miss Marie Staebel Weds Irvin N. Ely at St Francis Church
Miss Marie Staebel daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Staebell Dun-kerton married Irvin N Ely son of Mr and Mrs John Ehr Jesup Rev John Naebers officiated at nuptial mass with altar boys Vincent and Michael Staebell Roger Smith and Frank Mullig in attendance The bride wore golden brown satin backed crepe and carried Ophelia roses The couple plan to reside in Jesup After the ceremony a breakfast was served at Black's tearoom with pink and white decorations and a wedding cake Numerous relatives attended and post wedding events included club and church gatherings in the area.
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Marie Staebel
Michael Staebell
Dunkerton
St. Francis Church
Barclay Township
Irvin N. Ely
John Ehr
Jesup
John Naebers
Vincent and
Roger Smith
Frank Mullig
Churen
W. J. Staebell
Black
Margaret
Nevbel
Estherville
Julia Roberts
Waterloo
Proom
Bur
Anniversary party marks Bryants twentieth
Mr and Mrs L I Bryant of Falls Avenue hosted a surprise party for their 20th wedding anniversary. Guests included out of town visitors T S Christiason and Miss Edith Wooley. Entertainment featured high scores in 500 and bridge and a picnic supper with a gift presented to the couple.
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L.I. Bryant
Falls Avenue
Henry Schotter
George Harterp
Bridge
William Hartley
Charles Dutcher
Bryant
T. S. Christiason
Crystal Lake
Edith Wooley
Walker
Minn
George Hartleip
John Christiason
Kenneth Lynes
Floyd Stovles
Lloyd Willier
Davehtey
Marie
William Hartleip
Club Notes Show Local Social Gatherings Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Huston host Double Six and gimer in their home. Calle Cline circle meets at Central Christian church tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Mrs dilma Gundlach hosts Past Matrons club luncheon at noon tomorrow. L Eickelberg chairs Waterloo Eastern Star luncheon at Black's tearoom. New Century club plans its anniversary banquet at 1 p m tomorrow in Black's tearoom. Mrs Jack Althouse hosted a bridge gathering with eight at Black's tearoom. Northminster Presbyterian church held a reception for Rev F H Shedd last evening with guests from out of town. Golden Link club met for needlework and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs Lene McCullough of Rorkford and Mrs A E Carpenter and Miss Florence Gary visiting from Seattle and Dubuque. Mrs C W Chapman entertained a luncheon club with guests and a bridge session amid pink and lavender chrysanthemums.
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Calle Cline Circle
Central Christian Church
Dilma Gundlach
L. ©. Eickelberg
Club of
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Black
New Century Club
Black’s
Jack Althouse
Black's
Bridge Club
Golden Link Club
Frank Clark
Lene McCullough
Rorkford
A. E. Carpenter
Florence Gary
C. W. Chapman
Cora Newton Edgers
Seattle
Wash
Frank Blackanger
Dubuque
Putent Tomn
Blackinger
H. M. Reed
Edgers
J.D. Easton
Bridge
Shower for Bride of Summer Hosted by Mrs Wengard
Mrs. Ben Wengard hosted a mis cellinentis shower for Mrs. Merle Mosier bride of summer, formerly Elizabeth Lightney, with favors recipes for the bride and booklets on how to manage a husband. Prizes went to Mrs. Labarre, Mrs. Clyde Miller, and Mrs. Mosier as guests enjoyed hot chocolate, sandwiches, fruit whip, and cake centerpiece cut by the bride.
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Ben Wengard
Merle Mosier
Narnage
Mitchell, S. 1
Elizabeth Lightney
Francis la Barre
Clyde Miller
Mosier
Paul Ferguson
Uth Dietz
Darlene Berth
Pearl Brown
Lulu Mosier
Blanche Klingeman
Ruth Fleming
Clarence Poe
Edwin Boardman
Francis Labarre
Feminine Staff of Oil Company Hosts Evening Party
A group of women from an oil company held a dinner at Black's tearoom followed by bridge at Miss Elizabeth Lies home. Favors were won by Mrs. DB, V. Ross and Mrs. K K. Johnson. Attendees included Miss Thelma Burhan and others. Arrival expected Miss Betty Mac Harris will teach dancing in Waterloo at Ross Conservatory of Music replacing Farriette D. Ross. Harris has studied in Los Angeles New York and Hollywood and acted in Ned Weyburns Folly. A reception honored Rev. and Mrs. F Herbert Moehiman with program led by M Skogmo. A bake sale for FEL P E O education fund planned at 191 Bridge street.
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Bartles-Shepherd Gil’ Company
Black’s Tearoom
Bridge
Elizabeth Lies
V. Ross
K. K. Johnson
Thelma Burhan
BE. A. Bittner
Martha Smith
Elsie Montgomery
Marie Ramsey
Marguerite Stanton
Betty Mac Harris
Waterloo
Ross Conservatory of Music
Farriette D. Ross
Wilwaukee
Chicago
Hollywood
Nation Pictures
Harris
Ned Weyburns
Des Moines
Congregation
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehiman
Is Educational Fund
FEL P. E. O
Bridge Street
Robert Waite
Are Mines
A. L. Porter
Tra Rodamar
Fiarald Reuling
DB. J. Walker
Bssionary Society of
St. Pauls
Fasting and simple routines for gradual body shaping
The text promotes fasting as a quick method to shed fat and improve appearance, health, and energy. It suggests a short fast of two to three days, followed by a physician recommended plan of orange juice and water, plus general tips on digestion, skin, and weight loss.
Temple Rebekah Lodge Plans Dinner for Past Noble Grands
Temple Rebekah lodge members host past noble grands at a 6 30 p m dinner in Black Hawk I O O F hall with hosts bringing sandwiches and a covered dish The post dinner lodge meeting includes a program and refreshments
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O
Church and Missionary Activities Across Local Churches
Local churches report yesterday afternoon meetings led by Mrs. Endres and Mrs. Templeton with devotions, papers on Mexicans and Europeans in America, and plans for December and weekend events. Delegates from First Methodist attend Sunday school convention. other notes include baptist and united brethren gatherings with musical programs, prayers for missions, and a Halloween youth party at Graves Memorial parlor.
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United Missionary Society of the Central Christian Church
Q. J. Gonery
W. D. Endres
W. E. Robinson
J. F. Garland
America
Lenora Bush
W. A. Thomson
Orville ‘Davis
W. L. Richardson
Woman's Missionary Society of
First United Presbyterian Church
W.W. W. Templeton
J. A. Carpenter
W. W. Lytle
J. A. Crawford
Pittsburgh
Senior Curttsan Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Byi
Women's Missionary Association of the
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
D. W. Bovee
EB. Bites
John Hanson
B. C. Ford
J. 8. Watters
W. O. Morgan
A. W. Peverii
G. 0. Hites
Local church groups host meetings and programs Sunday
Jesup women publish pageant and invite public attendance. The Cotton Blossom Singers entertained for 45 minutes. Members and visitors attended by women from area churches including First Evangelical and Danish Lutheran. Upcoming meetings cover traveling baskets and missionary studies.
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Jesup
Cotton Blosson Singers
W. W. Anderson
PF. A. Kingsbury
H. P. Geler
Victim of Jealous Suitor May Recover
Gail Happel, accused of shooting Mrs. Lita Layer in Cedar Rapids, is believed to have fled toward Kansas or Oklahoma after visiting Columbia Missouri. Police report he bought a gun minutes before calling and shooting Layer whose condition remains serious but hopeful for recovery.
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Cedar Rapids
Gail Happel
Lita Layer
Kansas
Oklahoma
Columbia
Happel
Layer
Hagen Leads Armour Four Up In P G A at Dallas
Walter Hagen, defending champion, built a four-hole lead over Tommy Armour, open champion of the U S and Canada, in the morning round of their quarterfinal match at the Dallas P G A tournament. Al Espinosa led Monte Cook 2 up, while Gene Sarazen trailed Joe Turnesa by one and John Golden and Francis Gallett were neck and neck at the halfway point.
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Cedar Crest Country Club
Dallas
Tex
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
United States
Canada
Professional Golfers’ Association
al Espinosa
Chicago
Monte Cutra
Tacoma
Wash
Gene Sarazen
New York
Joe Turnesa
Eliasford
Bruce Gates Announces Wide Speaking Tour for Education Week
Bruce Gates president of Gates Business College will address high school students in Iowa Falls Humboldt Webster City and Algona next week for National Education Week. He will be principal speaker in Humboldt Tuesday for the Rotary club and for public school teachers day. Gates will give the Armistice Day address at Council Bluffs. He has spoken to high school students in nearly every town within AQ miles of Waterloo in six weeks. Upper Iowa trustees meet Brice Gates and Dr J Arthur Young laid in Fayenin today to attend the meeting.
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Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Iowa Falls
Humboldt
Webster City
Algona
Rotary Club
Iday Gates
Contincil Bluffs
Gates
Waterloo
Upper Iowa
Brice Gates
Cates Business College
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Iaid
Fayenin
Uppaer Iowa University
City in Brief and Local Notices
Ware sale notice at Buchanan's and MCA Building. Mrs. G H Knittle and Grace Haven returned from Masquoketa Illinois after a illness in the family. Edwin B Green, son of George B Green, pledged to Sigma Chi and Sigma Ceda Chi at the University of Iowa. County Superintendent Ottine and others attended the Iowa State Teachers’ convention in Des Moines. Rummage sale Friday at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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G. H. Knittle
Grace Haven
Prospect Avenue
Masquoketa
Knittie
Edwin B. Green
George B. Green
Riverside Drive
Sigma Chi
Sigma Ceda Chi
University of Tawa
Aa. Ottine
Delaware County
C. W. Bangs
Manchester
E. Jewel
Des Moines
Towa State Teachers’ Association
First Lady of Oklahoma State History Highlight
Oklahoma City recalls Miss Ethel Thompson who became the first lady as wife of Gov Henry S Johnston after meeting him as a senate stenographer. She aided him in campaigns, supported the Red Cross during World War I, and focused on judge and church work rather than social affairs.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Ethel Thompson
Oklahoma
Washington
Henry S. Johnston
Senate
Henrys. Johnston
Perry
Johnston
Iowa City Postoffice to Add Expansion
Iowa City town leaders expect a congressional appropriation sufficient to build an addition to the present postoffice doubling size and capacity. The finding followed a three day study by Dr. F R Grahame, Treasury Department supervising architect engineer, and GC Shrader, postmaster, in Washington.
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Towa City
Towa Cty
C. Shrader
Lcal
FR. A. Grahame
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Nargang Buys Traer Crescent Meat Market
S A Nargang of 4to Second street east has purchased the Crescent meat market in Traer Iowa and will operate it after recovering from injuries from a car accident last Saturday when his car toppled into a ditch five miles north of Traer. An employee runs the shop for now. Nargang has many years in meat cutting and market work.
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S. A
Nargang
Second Street
East
Crescent
Traer
Cabinet Men of Early Day Often Held Two Posts
Washington notes that early cabinet members often held dual roles across departments. Examples include Edmond Randolph serving as attorney general and secretary of state, and Timothy Pickering holding posts of postmaster general and secretary of war, among others. The piece highlights the unusual practice of multiple concurrent offices in early U.S. government history.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Washington
North Carolina
Virginia
Republc
Edmond Randolph
Mothy Pickering
Pennsylvania
Adamis
John Adams
Pickering
Charles Lee
Benjamin Stoddert
Maryland
John Marshall
United States
Marshall
Jefferson
Samuel Dexter
Massachusetts
Jeferson
Henry Dearborn
Navy
Pilots urged to fly high over hospitals in Germany
Berlin reports a joint appeal from German hospitals and sanitariums to the German Air Pilots society asking aviators to avoid low altitude flights over medical institutions to prevent alarming patients.
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Berlin
German Air Pilots Society
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