Secred First Wedding in New Waterloo Chapel
Adaline Fox and William R. Heskett wed in the first wedding ceremony held in the chapel of Hirst Presbyterian church Waterloo. A 25-member gathering attended as Mrs. J J Kimball played. The couple plan to reside at 12 Eleventh Street after December 2. Both are former high school alumni with Fox trained at City and County hospital St Paul and in charge at Redwood Falls hospital.
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Charles Hl. Fox
William R. Heskett
J. A. Heskett
Hirst Presbyterian Church
J. J. Kimball
Ophelia
Russell-Lanis
Moorie Fox
Brida
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Lacalister College
Paul
A. O. Newton
the Brides
City and County Hospital
St. Paul
Redwood Falls Hospital
Redwood Falls
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Side Talks Help a Widow Find Happiness Through Activity
A widow writes of relief from low spirits after her daughters stopped doing all housework. The writer urges keeping busy with useful hobbies to counteract idleness. A prize contest invites essays on why hobbies matter, with examples of flower knowledge sacred art and colonial doorways as fulfilling pursuits.
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Beauty tips on excessive perspiration and skin care
A reader discusses causes of excessive perspiration in cold weather linked to poor health and insufficient bathing. Advice includes frequent warm baths, unscented talcum powder, shaving under the arms, and depilatories to reduce odor. Home remedies with Epsom salts and bran are suggested, plus cautions about skin care for freckles and eyelashes.
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Fire alarms and small fires in city reported
A flagman’s shanty near the Rock Island crossing at Wirth and Bluff streets triggered a 3:39 am alarm due to a smoky stove. Crews also checked the W. G. F. & N. car barns after an overnight run. A watchman reported a burning cushion in a street car at 10 pm and a roof spark near 319 Sumner caused minor glare. A grass blaze on Williston Street produced no damage.
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Club Notes Highlight Ladies Club Dinner Night
Members of J. D. club and their husbands shared a dinner in Bishop's cafeteria private room with four visitors. Tables glowed with yellow chrysanthemums and Thanksgiving mood. A poem praised the club and memory of forget-me-nots drive. thanks were extended to hosts and helpers.
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Church social events at Graves Memorial and Plymouth group
Holy Name court W C C B announces a Tuesday social meeting at Mrs J S Gurman home. Graves Memorial United Brethren church Christian Endeavor seniors and intermediates plan a picnic supper and party at George Bovey home ten miles east of Waterloo Tuesday evening meeting at the church 5 30 p m Daughters of Plymouth hold a full day session with Mrs Harry
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Waterloo Cedar Heights raise funds for World War veterans drive
Waterloo and Cedar Heights led a community drive raising funds to aid returning World War II veterans, with Waterloo totaling 959.17 and Cedar Falls at 446 as College Hill awaits results. Mrs. J. O. King praised the mobilization, noting school participation produced 363.67 and that the campaign is now run by the local Disabled American Veterans chapter.
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County urged to unite drive for Black Hawk veterans
A countywide effort is planned to organize every charity drive for Black Hawk county's needy veterans, aiming for a united fundraising push. Marriage licenses listed include Lee BW McKinnon Marble Rock and Winifred E Sullivan Greenp, with other names noted. A health note warns against zinc poisoning from food stored in galvanized iron buckets, as zinc coatings may dissolve.
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Oe Ag Aed
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