Nuptials Read In Elaborate Church Setting
At 8 30 this evening at First Congregational church the marriage of Miss Eleanor Reed Johnson and George Way Williams will be read. Rev. Walter Rollins of Fairmount College will officiate, with music by Mrs. Harriet Von Schuch and a bridal procession read by David and Lucy McKee. Attendants include Miss Carolyn Johnson, Miss Gladys Johnson, and Miss Margery Bown. The bride’s gown is ivory satin with net and a sunburst bouquet. decorations feature crimson chrysanthemums and palms. A reception follows at 104 Leland Avenue with about 136 guests invited. The couple will reside in Des Moines after January 1.
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First Congregational Church
Eleanor Reed Johnson
George Way Williams
Walter H. Rollins
Fairmount Col Jere
Wichita
Ken
Harriet von Schuch
Chicago
Gladys Johnson
Jackson McCoy
Margery Bown
Dorothy Parker
Miss Johnson
Vassar
Harold B. Cranshaw
Boston
Mass
Kenneth Bragdon
Glenn Bown
Charles Brown
Robert Johnson
Iowa City
Leland Johnson
Ames
B. L. Johnson
Carleton Sins
Carolyn Johnson
McCoy
Miss Parker
Miss Bown
Rhuren
Leland Avenue
Bt. Johnson
Emmons Johnson
Messrs
E. L. Johnsen
Grinnell College
Charles Willams
Spencerport
X Y
Amherst Colege
Waterloo
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Russia
T. HA. MerkKre
Des Moines
Harold RB
Cranshaw
Rosina
Frederick Clark
Rochester N. Y
Walter
Retling
Kan
Supplementary Calorie List For Deserts And Diet Tips
A narrow dietary column advises readers on reducing weight through caloric awareness. It lists desserts and their approximate calories, stresses limiting fattening items, and suggests cutting starchy foods. Advice includes consulting a doctor for an appropriate diet plan and notes on exercise and weight targets. It also mentions tips like using vinegar in salads and rubs with cocoa butter for shaping the figure.
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Stout
Why Married People Look Alike Across the Years
A reader reflects on how long married life shapes a couple’s faces. The piece ties the idea to a wartime tale of an elderly woman in Brussels whose harrowing night among wounded men reshaped her outlook. It argues that shared life goals stamp a mirrored expression, celebrating elder love as a tender, enduring bond.
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Brussels
Paris
America
Mrs. Montagu
John Anderson
John
Gould Auxiliary Hosts Social Afternoon
Mrs L B Miller and Dr Willem Smith entertained the Kelen Gould auxiliary at the former’s home yesterday afternoon. The time was spent socially and refreshments were served.
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Ruth Dietz
Clyde Miller
Francis LaBarre
Elen Gould
Mm. L.B. Miller
Drs. Willem Smith
Kelen Gould
Old Roller Coaster Demolished at Electric Park
The era of the old figure eight roller coaster ends as R. E. Peterson demolishes the ride built nine years ago. The 1,300 foot track will supply lumber for houses and park improvements as Electric Park prepares to replace it with a new thrill and enlarge the dance hall.
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Electric Park
R. E. Peterson
Peterson
Rev M G Munn to Begin Work in New Pastorate
Rev M G Munn leaves for Topeka Kansas to preach the first sermon in his new field Sunday morning. He recently resigned as pastor at United Presbyterian church to take charge of a large field. Misses Genevieve and Marjorie Munn travel to Tokio Missouri to visit sister Carolyn at college and will join their father next week. Mrs Munn and Master Malcolm stay with her mother Mrs Robert K McKean before joining husband in Topeka.
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M.G. Munn
New
M. G. Munn
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Mun
United Presbyterian Church
Fepeks
Genevieve
Marjorie ‘Munn
Tokio
Carolyn
Munn
Master Malcom
Robert K. McKean
First—Park
dMlberry
John Hobertson Macartney
D. D
First United Presbyterian
Second
Wellington
New World Movement
Oral
Westminster
Pourth
Wes
Ington
Randolph
Archibald Campbell Preston
Christian Endeavor
Leadership of Christ
Carl J. Shellman
Pitsanuike
Slam
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
George Moody
Bible School
Waterloo church notices list many services across denominations
A dense listing of local church schedules in Waterloo includes Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Evangelical, Lutheran, Methodist and more. It cites pastors, street locations, service times from morning to evening, Sunday school, youth groups, prayer meetings, and special programs with various dates and venues. The item notes a Waterloo judge will rule next week on a demurrer in a Hardin county case involving Waterloo police officers.
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Jefferson Street
Vark Avenue
Clyde J. Askine
Wabpas
Limie
John Bunyan Smith
Mesa
P. U
Douglas Tract
J. W. Bowles
Barton Avennue
Barton aAvenue
Riehl Street
Ev. V
Senor
Im Brotherhood
Junilor
Church OF Christ
Scientist First
Scientist
Knights of Pythias
John W. Doorey
Waterloo Theatre
Flist—fourth and Clark
Jesus Adler
Thirteenth and Jefferson
C. A. Nash
Junior Gndesvor
Christian Endeavor
Blymouth
Walnut Street
Fourth
Witch Streets
Raymond W. Cross
Efiacopal
Fourth Street
Tate Mo
Daughters of the King
Mark's
Denver
Rey
Thomas Horton
D. D
Holy Comtmunion
Pirst Corner
Park Avenue
P. Mu
Pem
Victor A. Hall
Regence
Webster Street
Commercial Street
Fred Vissels Ketcus
Fifth Street West
Fred Daniela
The
St Paul's M. Echored
H. E. Frye
Hardin County District Court
Waterloo
Burr A. Brown
J. C. Murtagh
F. C. Davidson
Willams
First Lutheran Mission Feast Observed Tomorrow
First Lutheran Church to host its annual mission feast with ministers from other charges attending. German and English services to be led by Rev. William Adix Jubilee, Rev. Wierd Fiskins Clarksville, Rev. Henry Adix Sumner, and Rev. W T Sandrock Dygart. Special music featured. offerings go to foreign and home missions. No evening service.
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First Lutheran Church
William Adix
Jubilee
Wierd Fiskins
Clarksville
Henry Adix
Sumner
W. T. Sandrock
Dygart
Henry Mueller
Armenian Relief Speakers Hit Multiple Churches Tomorrow
Armenian relief talks by Miss Zaroohi Mesrobian will visit several churches tomorrow. She will address First Congregational in the morning, then vesper at the YWCA, Cedar Heights Community Church, and brief remarks at First Presbyterian Walnut Street Baptist and Grace M. E. later in the day. She is also slated to address the Rotary Club Monday. The note adds a historical aside about bell casting in an English foundry for about 350 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaroohi Mesrobian
First Congrégational Church
W. C
Cedar Heights Community Church
Mesrabian
First Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist
Grace M. E
Rotary Club
Switzerland Unkind to Titled American
A British interpellation cites a Geneva report that Lady Curzon, wife of the former viceroy of India, endured indignities at a Zurich hotel and was labeled an undesirable. The British legation reportedly sent a messenger to Zurich to probe the incident. Lady Curzon, an American born Grace Elvine Duggan of Alabama, married the earl in 1917 after his first wife was Mary Leiter.
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House of Commons
Switzerland
Lady Curzon
India
Geneva
Democrat
Zurich
Legation
Grace Elvine Duggan
Alabama
Mary Victoria Leiter
Levi
27 KINDS OF HEALING
In Chicago many healing cults market health promises, sparking debate on faith healing versus medicine. A local talk at eleven addresses whether God works through doctors or directly, while 7:30 p.m. features a discussion on profanity and living.
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George Williams
East
West
East High
Wilma Kenny
Helen Koepke
Elizabeth Sage
West High
Helen Miller
Eleanor Barr
Mildred Hunter
Lucy May Keller
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alta Fisher
Mulberry Street
R. B. Crowther
Mary Lightheart
Myrtle Crane
Ida Edmunds
Vinton
H. EB. Fifelt
Abigail Adams
McGuire
Palace the_atre
G. E. DeWalde
Memorial Hall
Lara Borcher
Cedar Rapide
Elizabeth Sergeant
Caledonian Society
B. B. Wilson
Fremont Street
Cedar Falls
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
T. C. Menges
Mmes. C. A
F. A. Mitchell
Alice Takin
Gladys Tucker
J. D. Takin
Misa Tucker
Gitte. Ie
St. Mark’s
Misa Marvell
Good
Altar Guild
Center Street
N. A. Gasser
James. B. L. Cobb and
Mitchell
Raba Olson
Billie H
Talis
Chiiatan
al O
Advenzist
Itxiner Pe
Sabe Leverting
Bath School
Batucday
Beetheer
Church of the Brethren—Seventh and South
A.D. Blough
Bynday School
Christian Workers
Delta
St. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
Flav
B. J. Slatcery
Henry Kuester
Maurus Eberle
Joseph H. Toth
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Firth and
Randalph Streets
Christian
Central
Fourth and South
D. Serrili
Christies Endeavor Societies
Congregation Sons of Tecob
J. Dector
H. J Mueller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mission Society
Luther League Bueinese
Pfiret
Frank W. Court
Mi Epworth League
Merkel
George B. Turner
Rubenstein
Tsachalkowski
Mines
Turner
Collar
Scotson Clark
Grace
Fifth Street East
B. J. Lockwood
Epworth League
Pipa
Coalserk
Dulbois
Tschafikow'eki
Buck
Novello
St. Paul M. E
C. EB. Luca Pastor
Broadwaystreet
Epworth
Linden
Avener Avenue
John C. Olson
Nevada Street
Bosworth
Albany
Mocbile
H. C. Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
C. E
Northminster
Viallon
Avalon
D. J. Gretainger
Dem
Godar Heights Community
Methfessel
Jase
Byening Eerylee
Ander
Christan Endeavor
Breterea Graves
Allen
Salvation Army
Big Brother
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Young People's Legion
Woods
Ruth Dragowan
Vesper
Zarovh
Armenia
W. W. Marsh
Westminister Pressbyterian Church
Bridge Street
J.t.houser
Harrison
O'Arthur
Church of Jesus Christ
Stone Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Metropolitan Holiness Mission
Jesus
God
Fred J. Clark
Waterloo Evening Couricr
Evening Courier
Esa
Baw
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