Married Yesterday in Dubuque Cathedral
The wedding of Miss Marjorie O'Rourke of Dubuque and Mr. Vincent Kelley of Waterloo was held yesterday morning at St. Raphael's Cathedral with Rev. Father Carey officiating. Only close relatives attended. The couple will reside at 12 Thompson Avenue after a wedding breakfast at the bride's sister’s home.
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Marjorie O'Rourke
Dubuque
Vincent Kelley
G.C. Kelley
Waterloo
St. Haphael’s Cathedral
Father Carey
PMO
Louise Tape
Ar. Joe Kelley
J. 4. Green
Dupuque
Igast Minterloo High School
Ilingis Central
Thompson Avenue
Alway
M G Q. Dele Jey
Leo
Joe
Gilbert Kelley
Gronm
C. A. Shuck
Als. Mullen
Esther Mullen
Aurora
Vera Meinervey
Iowa City
Davenport
Charles Merit Sessions
Frou, Seastons
Aliss Minna Seig
Victoria Jg
Marmaduke Tare
Episcopal Church
Paul W. Smith
East Waterloo
Tettendorf Car Company
Sessions
Home made greaseless face cream and beauty tips
Reader asks for a greaseless facial cream. An almondozine based cold cream is outlined, plus home remedies for weight loss, complexion, eye care, hair care, and hair removal using delatone and tonics. Includes cautions and druggist sourced ingredients.
Miss Frances Miller Addresses Local Young Women
Miss Frances Miller spoke at a Sunday gathering of young women and invited them to meet again at Miss Thel Miller's Franklin street home. Miss Miller outlined Bible study work and Miss Anna Maclaren sang, as a dozen attendees arranged a Friday morning gathering with Mrs. R. N. Cowin on Iowa street.
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Frances Miller
Thel Miller
Franklin Street
Miss Miller
Anna Maclaren
R. N. Cowin
Iowa Street
Sunday Spoke to Tur Nois Central Shop Men
About 200 employees gathered in the Tur nois Central Railroad machine shops at 12 56 p m to hear Mr Sunday speak He compared profit and loss to Christian living saying the gain is living Christian lives and the loss is sinful behavior Ministers attended and several men showed strong interest Afterward a few sought handshakes and he invited shop and railroad men to attend future tabernacle services with advance notice for reserved seats
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Turnois Central Railroad Company
Sunday
Hving Christian Hyes
Conta
Tabernacle
Waterloo Northern marks metal checks as city fare only
General freight and passenger agent eM Cheney announces after December 1 the Waterloo Falls Northern Railway will not accept metal checks for passenger fares to Denver Waverly and intermediate points. Only real money will be accepted on trains to these destinations. The six for twenty five cent metal checks have been limited to city fares or Cedar Falls.
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Em. Cheney
Waterloovedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Denver
Waverly
Cedar Falla
Sunday Urges Bigger Revival Push in Waterloo
Evangelist W A Sunday pressed courthouse area church members to intensify efforts for the ongoing revival campaign. He warned Waterloo was spiritually lagging and urged business leaders and officials to focus prayer and action, doubling converts from current 40 to 60. H A Rodehaver and B D Ackley participated. county officials and courthouse workers were introduced to Sunday by J W Arbuckle.
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W. A
Evangelical Church
Court House Square
Waterloo
Evangelist
Sunday
H. A. Rodehaver
B.D. Ackley
Mr. Rodebaver
Court House
J. W. Arbuckle
Popular Futuristic Works Shine In Waterloo Play
The note praises Ishmael and Self Raised as top today fiction. It invites readers to see the play at Waterloo theater on Saturday with matinee and night showings. Prices list 10 and 25 cents for matinee and 25 50 75 cents for the night performance.
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Pen
Ishmael
Waterloo Theater
Girls lunch a big success at First Baptist Church
Three hundred ninety two girls attended the Business Girls lunch and social staged last evening at the First Baptist Church. Airstae Muirhead led the event with music by the First M E church orchestra and talks by Mrs. Muirhead and others.
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First Baptist
Airstae Muirhead
M. E
Miss Maclaren
Jed
Muirhead
Paul Davis
Lundh
Tabernacle
Sunday
Morgan and Sullivan Open New Clothing Store on Friday
Morgan and Sullivan formerly Bradley Clothing will hold a formal opening Friday from 7 to 10 pm at 4522 Commercial Street. An orchestra will play and flowers will be given to visitors as the store unveils its renovated interior, new fixtures, and shoe department alongside men’s furnishings. George Paul and daughter Elizabeth depart tomorrow for Chicago for several weeks of visiting friends.
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Flo. Manhard
Highland
G. Bleases
James Kawell
Cedar Falls
Luce Sampson
W. R. G—tn
Lodge
Seash Hall
Waterloo
George Paul
Elizabeth
Chicago
Flower of the Ranch staged for Thanksgiving at Syndicate
Amusements note lists The Flower of the Ranch a New York Chicago and Boston musical comedy by Joseph H. Howard at the Syndicate theater with matinee and night shows. Prices range 25 cents to 1.60. Also previews Margaret Illington in The Whirlwind at Waterloo tonight and The Golden Girl at Syndicate Friday. Ishmael excerpt teased from Mrs Southworth’s prestige novel.
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Joseph H. Howard
Syndicate Theater
Rockies
California
Howard
Pilitting Princess
New York
Chicago
Boston
Margaret Illington
Margaret Ilington
Waterloo Theater
Miss Illington
Mort H. Singer
Leona Watson
Lionel Lawrence
Zeke Colvin
Lawrence Beck
Addie Dougherty
Harry Joyner
Clyde Hall
Earl Mountain
John Barry
Sprey
West Point
Thanksgiving Day Services At Three Local Churches
Thanksgiving services are planned at Christ Episcopal Church First Church of Christ Scientist and Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Christ Episcopal will hold a 10 am service with a sermon titled In All Thy Ways Ac knowledge Him and Holy Communion. First Church of Christ Scientist hosts a 10 45 am service at 421 Jefferson Street on Thanksgiving based on the text Oh that men would praise the Lord. Sacred Heart Catholic Church offers a morning service with Father J H Hanley in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
Jefferson Street
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Father J. H. Hanley
Poslam praised by user for skin relief and rapid healing
A Providence reader, Mr George Perkins, touts Poslam as highly effective for widespread skin disease. The ad claims rapid cure within two weeks and universal endorsement for eczema acne tetter and other itch conditions. Samples offered and prices listed for trial and regular jars.
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George Perkins
Providence
R. I
Wangler Bros
West Twenty-ffth Street
New York City
Thanksgiving News and Local Notices From Waterloo
A Waterloo city brief lists Thanksgiving plans and travels of residents, including visits to relatives in Gladbrook Manchester Mason City and San Diego. The item notes the Lafayette Building elevator strike, court actions over railway land condemnation, and retirements of local business figures including N. G. Tardy.
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