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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1924

Page

14

Bridegroom Vincent Schwartz Weds Miss Eronida Garman

The marriage of Miss Eronida K. Garman and Vincent Schwartz took place at Sacred Heart church in Dubuque at 8 am. Rev. Father Tolay officiated. The bride wore white Elizabeth crepe over satin with pearl accents and a bouquet. attendants wore orchid and yellow gowns. After the ceremony a breakfast for 25 was held at Hotel Russell Lamson, with many local relatives in attendance. The couple will reside at 2836 Central Avenue, Dubuque.

Misseronida K. Garman J. J. Garman Randolph Street Vincent Leo Cecil Gorman Bernard McCoy Dubuque William Gorman Douglas Schwartz Allie Gorman Hotel Russell-Lamson Schwartz Our Lady of Victory Academy Hast High School Black Hawk County Abstract Company Dubuque High School Chicago Central Avenue Dubuqque S. E. Schwartz Gladys Hazel Douglas William McCoy Bernard Missargery Morrow Dubuqne AJ. Sennett Waverly

Bridge Mah Jongg Party At Woman's Club Wednesday

A Wednesday evening event by the Literary department at the Woman's Club features an evening of bridge and mah jongg at 8 o'clock. Walter Johnson chairs the event with a committee handling arrangements and reservations. Refreshments will be provided.

Woman’s Club Woman's Club Ae Walter Johnson W. PB. Kerwin W. KB. Nauman James Cooley W. N. Birdsall

Betty Jane and Grandmother Share Busy Family Bonds

A light column notes Betty Jane, two, her grandmother who adores the child, and the practical ease of near family care. The piece contrasts a grandmother’s leisure with lively grandparenting and urges consideration for aging caretakers.

Character Analyst First on Lecture Program

L. E. Gibson a character analyst from University of Commerce Des Moines spoke to Business and Professional Women's club on New Thoughts Mark the Face outlining three facial indicators of personality. He described elevatory and depressor muscles and a sneer from the eye area. The talk served as a prelude to a business education course sponsored by the club and was followed by course outlines and the first lesson volume. Regular weekly meetings are set for Mondays at 6 46 p m in the clubrooms.

L. E. Gibson University of Commerce Des Moines Business Professional Women’s Club Mr. Gibson Gibson Business and Professional Women’s Club W. R. Barger France United States

Westfield Church Activities and Missions Roundup

The Westfield social union plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs H M Miller s home. Rev and Mrs Parl R Cressy receive honors at Warnut Street Baptist Church with about 100 guests. Various church groups schedule meetings and picnics across First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Universalist and other churches with officers elected and missionaries noted. A farewell gathering for Miss Mabel Williamson precedes a Los Angeles trip.

Westfield Social Union H. MH. Miller Parl R. Cressy China Warnut Street Baptist Church W. B. Howell Ray Lewis Charlotte Bonnailin BH. H. ‘Kimball First Presbyterian Church Tomemakers

Beauty Advice From An Answellnd Letter Page

A reader column offers dermatological guidance on clearing pimples and blackheads, stressing diet cutbacks and cleansing routines. Tips cover avoiding oily foods, cleansing creams, cold water or ice rubs, eye strain, and hair removal, plus cautions about overusing peroxide and alcohol.

Stein R.G Daisy

Women Society Gatherings at Local Churches

The town lists multiple midweek meetings across churches. Calvary Evangelical hosts Trinity American Women’s Build and guest hostesses Mrs Ired Eichler and Mrs J G Brouncke. St Luke’s hosts Mlome and Foreign Missionary group with Mrs T Roses Neebel leading. Walnut Street Baptist hosts Searchlight class with Mrs L G Adams. First Congregational hosts Mrs Howard Burt’s class for a picnic supper at Lucille Albee’s home. United Presbyterian plans a Christmas party. Trinity American Brotherhood features J A Townsley speaking. Betty circle plans noted.

Trinity American Women's Build Ired Eichler J. G. Brouncke Mlome Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke's Church Benser Troscue Neebel Walnut ‘Street Baptist Sunday School L. G. Adams Jean Morrison United Presbyterian Church Margaret Pullen J. C. Rankin

Lincoln Pupils Petition for Newton Street Repairs

Seventh A civics class at Lincoln school presented a petition to the city council asking grading and improvement of Newton Street near the school. The note cited unsafe road conditions that could hinder milk delivery to the undernourished Sunil this winter, prompting action from the street commissioner.

Civics Lincoln School A1y Council Newton Street Sunil Terry Furry

City News and Society Notes Amid Local Events

Mrs Ruth Pombs and Mrs Y TH Swain leave for Chicago for several days visiting friends. Dr J R Maccartney to speak at Bodman father son banquet tonight. Daria Majer granted divorce from Merl Maser custody of minor child. W Schunaman travels to Minneapolis for hunting trip. A J Cheesman of Great Northern visits Des Moines on freight business. Mr and Mrs J A Smith depart for Bowling Green after sudden death of Mrs Smiths brother John Irmen. George B Rowell reports son Harry's third operation for removal of a pocket from his left limb. recovery gradual. Black Hawk County Holiness association holds three revival services at Free Methodist church tomorrow. Services at 10:30 am 2:20 and 7:30 pm. Association meeting date changed from unknown.

Ruth ‘Pombs Y. TH. Swain Chicago J. R Maccartney Bodman Daria Majer Merl. Maser W. Schunaman Minneapolis Minn Minnesota Dakotas A. J. Cheesman Great Northern Railroad Des Moines George B. Rowell MM Rowell Portland Ore Harry Black Hawk County

Local notes on visits, meetings, and delays in Waterloo area

The report lists travel to Ware and Belle Plain, a revival schedule at Free Methodist church canceled due to Meg W A McDonald illness, cornerstone and construction updates on the Mas onic temple, and guardianship petition details for William T. Whitney. It mentions the Currie Construction project delay from weather, and Mrs B S Harrison's winter plans with J M McAlhster.

Massonic D. B. Pilea Rehbairman Afnsonie Currie Construction Company William T. Whitney Waterloo Wistret Court

Anniversary Sedan of Reo Company Is New Motor Triumph

The Sutcliffe Reo Auto company at 437 Wright Street announces the first of the Twenty-Wifth Anniversary sedans on display Tuesday afternoon and evening. W J Sutcliffe states there is growing demand for a full size closed car at price of an open model. Public invited to showrooms to judge how closely it meets demand. The Twenty First Anniversary sedan is a refined closed car on a proven chassis with long term performance.

Sutclife Reo Auto Company Wifth W. J. Sutcliffe Ecompany Sutelius Reo Tg Reo

Pioneer Club Hears Father-Son Broadcast from Davenport

Members of the Pioneer club at St. Paula M. B. church listened to a radio address by Fred Hansen, secretary of the state Y M C A, urging boys to be thankful for their dads and to strive to make good with their backing at every turn.

Pioneer Club of St. Paula M. B. Church Roy S. Ve. Williams W. T. Lay Davenport Fred Hansen State

Fathers Among Men Aim for Dignity and Duty

A reflective piece notes successful fathers act as role models, asserting every boy has a right to expect a devoted dad. It argues fatherhood is a great privilege and that boys’ rights deserve respect from fathers.

Thorebred

Worn Shoes Traded for New by Thieves at Panor's Store

Police report a burglary at Panor shoe shop at 113 Fourth Street last night. Thieves entered via a rear window and took new shoes and stockings. two patras of shoes and six pairs of socks missing, while two pairs of old worn shoes remained. No cash or safe was touched.

Panor Shoe Shop Fourth Street

Folkloric Hair Secret Promoted by Edna Wallace Hopper

Edna Wallace Hopper advertises Fruity Shampoo claiming dramatic hair shine and fullness. She praises the product's mysterious formula, notes a 60 cent price, and offers a money back guarantee. Readers are invited to write for her Beauty Book and receive another surprise.

Edna Wallace Hopper Lake Shore Drive Chicago

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