Elaborate Marshalltown wedding at First Congregational church
Miss Louisa Ruth Balch married George Edward Ott of Waterloo in a grand ceremony attended by about 259 guests. Rev. B. F. Martin officiated with a chrysanthemum wedding theme, as Ralph Mason Hix provided organ music and the couple departed for a wedding trip to Chicago Grand Rapids and other stops before settling in Waterloo.
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Marshalltown
First Congregational Church
Louisa Ruth Balch
Ufr
George Edward Ott
Waterloo
B. F. Martin
Susan Stryker
Duluth
North Second Street
LaSalle Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
Ott
Sioux City
Joseph Ott
West Bend
Wis
Olt
New York Mutual Jaife Insurance Company
Nose Red No Longer Poslam Skin Remedy Ad
Poslam fins clear and heal skin overnight for red noses pimples and blemishes. A Columbus Ohio man reports smoothing of the face and natural nose color. Product available in trial 60 cents and 2 dollars from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Carl D. Steinhoff
Columbus
Ohio
Poslam Ia
Regiar Jara
Wangler Bros
West Twenty-fifth
Ureet
New York City
Churches and services around town listings
Church notices list services at First Church of Gaelse Universalist and Catholic parishes with times for sermons, Sunday schools, and vespers. Reading room hours, subject talks, and weekday prayer times included. International Bible Students and Undenominational gatherings noted with class times and locations.
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First Church of Gaelse (Scientist
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue Wst
Third Avenue West
Fourth Street
Owen
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St. East
George W. Hinkle
Universalist—Church of
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. Barry
Mulberry Street
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hantey
Weapers and Boved Men of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Marys
East Park
Avgenue
LaFayette Street
Folkenbrock
International Bible Students’ Association
Waterloo
Dane Street
East Side
Earnest Bible Students
Infant Dies at Two Days Old in Park Road Home
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zerkle of 622 Park Road died last evening and was buried this afternoon in Fairview Cemetery. Brief funeral services were held at the home. The baby was two days old. The parents have the sympathy of many friends.
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Harry Zerkle
Park Road
Fairview Cemetery
Miss Grace Saxe’s Far Reach in Bible Class Work
Miss Grace Saxe, freshly from Moody Institute Chicago, led Bible classes in Waterloo after the 1900s Williams revival with Rev Sunday. Her work inspired a 13 year class, grew to 4,500 in Birmingham, and extended to Beyat Assuit Cairo. she later met Miss Miller, now pursuing evangelistic aims, in Waterloo.
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Grace Saxe
Waterloo
Williams
W. A. Sunday
Lucy Leavitt
Ing
Charlies Alexander
Saxe
Moody Institute
Chicago
Miss Saxe
Alexander
Mr. Orrey
United States
England
Australia
Birmingham
Miss Miller
Widow seeks Senator Young to find her husband
A New York widow writes to United States Senator Lafayette Young asking him to help find a fiance for her and her three daughters. She notes her husband died eight years ago, leaves her pension insufficient, and asks for a kind, gentle man willing to take them in. The request reflects an early, informal appeal to a senator for matchmaking.
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Senator Young
Des Moines
United States
Lafayette Young
New York
Young
Philadelphia Record
Sunday Sermon Sparks Local Controversy at Tabernacle
Rev Sunday urged that a husband who coerces his wife should be shot and offered to join the act. The remarks tied to a nearby case involving Mrs Muirhead's business girls class where two converts, including a gray headed man about seventy five, came forward. A drunken man caused a disturbance during the song service as the remarks drew attention.
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Sunday
Rody
Fred
Sunday Evangelist Opens Tent Revival in Galloway
Crowds gather at the tabernacle for a revival led by Mr. Sunday with Cedar Rapids visitors in attendance. He urges sinners to come forward as collections are to be taken and efforts to wipe out indebtedness continue. Sessions include men only at 2 PM, women at Walnut Street Baptist, and Sunday night meetings led by Rev. Honeywell at First Baptist.
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Tabernacle
Sunday
Galloway Sunday
Cedar Rapids
Er. Lockwood
Rev. Sunday
Mr. Sunday
First Baptist Church
Dances and meetings announced by local groups
Queen Castie No 128 and American Nobles host an invitation dance starting Wednesday evening November 39 at K P Temple with tickets 6 cents per couple and 25 cents for extra ladies. Refreshments and amusements provided. Metropolitan Orchestra will play. PEO society meets Monday at 8 o clock at Mrs E L Johnson’s home with program by Mrs Austin Burt and others. Rock and Needle Club to meet Tuesday at Mrs Fu Manhard’s Highland Cedar Hive. EOP ML holds regular meeting Tuesday afternoon November 22 at 2 30 PM in A 9 U W hall. Assessments due before December 1.
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Rebekah
Temple Rebekah Lodge
W. W. Whitenack
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln Elyele
K. BP
E. M. Storm
Giggle Goggles Club
Mabel
Ruby Miller
Locust Street
Frances Schtel
Jayle McCormick
Flossie Massingham
Pearl Starr
Zoe Thompson
Della Tritz
Ruby Miler
Chanter 7
E. &. Johnson
Leland Avenue
Johnson
Logan
Austin Burt
Mary Miller
A. S. Weishaar
The
Rock and Needle Club
Cedar Hive
E. O.P. ML
U. W. Hall
Hogs and Wheat Watch in Chicago Markets Report
General Markets report from Lainton Gros Co lists estimates for hogs cattle and sheep receipts in Chicago for today. Hog market opened weak with declines from 6 to 10 cents. mixed and butcher grades ranged around 7.00 to 7.55 for good to choice heavies. light stock lower. Wheat and corn changes shown with New York close and St Louis close figures.
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Chicago
Weskern
Pioneer
Waterloo
Kansas
Turkey
iWellington
Tottering Man 77 Faces Court For Drunkenness
Joseph Labesh, 77, appeared in police court this morning on a drunkenness charge. Weak and emaciated after an alleged assault, he claimed to have been struck after leaving a saloon near Rockford. He told the judge he had no home and only 63 cents, and was not fined but allowed to leave the city.
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Joseph Labesh
Labesh
Rockford
Clay
Bollen wedding at Janesville marks golden anniversary gathering
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Briden was celebrated at their Janesville home with 76 attendees from nearby towns including Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids. Relatives span four sons and daughters and ten grandchildren with one great grandchild. Marthew Jacob of Visalia California attended. A Briden dinner followed from noon to 2 pm and many old settlers were present.
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Janesville
H. T. Briden
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Plainfield
Roy Sickles
Marthew Jacob
Visalia
California
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