Miss Vera Rock Weds in Rochester Rock Residence Ceremony
Miss Vera Rock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Rock, married Mr. Jody Walls of Rochester and Minneapolis at the Rock home on Wellington Street. A 4 PM ceremony featured music by Louis Alberti and a bridal procession. guests and relatives from several cities attended.
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Joday
Vera Rock
John Thomas Rock
Roy L. Walls
A. N. Walls
Rochester
Minn
Rock
Wellington Street
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Mendelssohn
Louis Alberti
Columbia
Frederick
Robert
Killarney
Cora Powers
Evelyn Wiegand
Darline Decker
Grace Kauffer
Mary
Margaret Nauman
Grinnell College
Minater
Chicago University
Miss Mildred Koch Weds H Leo Wolfe in Waterloo
A wedding occurred at St Marys church this morning uniting Miss Mildred Marie Koch daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Koch to Henry Leo Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Michael Wolfe of Mankato Rev Maures Bherle officiated with Mrs Andrew Salz at the organ. The bride's sister Mabel Koch served as maid of honor and Fred Hoch was best man. The couple will reside at 412 Vine street after December 2.
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Walls
Waterloo
West High
Grinnell
Caliiagathia Society
Northwestern University
Alpha Chi Omega
Colorado Agricultural College
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Eastern Star
James W. Walpole
Minneapolis
Erminie Rock
James
City
C. Beesemeyer
Hollywood
Fred Wilson
Mildred
Cedar Rapids
Harold Marshall
G N. Cox
Deep River
Alfred Brown
Denver
Colo
Cornelia Mattert
Sibley
Margaret Nichols
Vinton
James Milroy
Manchester
Anne
Mildred Marie Koch
Simon Koch
Henry Leo Wolfe
Michael Wolfe
Mankato
Maures Bherle
Andrew Salz
Mabel Koch
Fred. Hoch
Wolfe
Killarney
George Boling
Palestine
Til
W C A Girls Prepare Plum Pudding Fundraiser
The Friendship club of the Young Women's Christian Association plans plum pudding sales to boost funds for this year’s activities. High school girls operate the group in East High, offering holiday delivery by phone mail or in person to support furnishings and program needs.
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Friendship Club of
Young Women’s! Christian Association
Y. W. C. All
Friendship Club
East High
America must seek peace and guard civilization says Chandler
Professor Sydney L Chandler warned at the Woman's club that a new war could collapse civilization and push Russia toward barbarism within four years unless aid arrives. He urged Americans to stay tranquil, keep optimism, and support peaceful efforts while addressing modern social issues and the role of the younger generation in shaping home life and relationships. He counseled judging the modern girl by current conditions, not past standards, and emphasized the need for stabilizing families rather than condemning divorces.
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America
Sydney L. Chandler
Woman's Club
Russia
H. GC. Wells
Ira
Prof. Chandler
Chandler
Burt
A. C. Preston
Independence
Philadelphia
Albany
A. T. Petersen
Home and Education Department
Civics Department
Waterloo
McKlhinney
Marla C. Brace
Henry Grout
United States
Beauty Chats on Eyebrow Shape by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes argues that eyebrow shape matters most to beauty, not color or thickness. She warns against shaving brows and suggests tweezing only a few hairs, plus a milk waste rumor for rough brows. Readers are invited to request eyelash and hair tonic formulas by mail.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Twelve Desirables For A Pleasant Living Room
Ruth Cameron shares practical tips for creating a comfortable living room on a budget. Emphasizing two calm color schemes, low lighting, built in pine white shelves, a round table, a fireplace if possible, simple draperies, few ornaments, plants, and a mix of inexpensive or second hand pieces kept in good taste.
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Jetter
Thanksgiving social rounds mark club gatherings
Young Mothers club members and families met at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wallace for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Fred Trewery and Mr and Mrs William Holmes attended as visitors. Good Luck club spent the afternoon with Mrs J Mortenson. Hilgarde Dietel hosted Wonder club on Oaklawn avenue with needlework music and refreshments served by the Dietels.
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Young Mothers Club
Clarence Wallace
Fred Trewery
William Holmes
Good Luck Club
J. Mortenson
Peters
P. Oleson
CG. Funk
N. H. Hansen
Miss Yvonne Barton Weds M M Kenneally in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Yvonne Mae Barton daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Barton Cedar Heights and M M Kenneally son of Mr and Mrs T F Kenneally Jesup were married at Sacred Heart parish house by Rev J M Molloy Witnesses included Mrs O A Tilson and Miss Gertrude Kenneally The couple will live in Burlington Vermont where Kenneally will manage American Gas after a trip to Chicago
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Yvonne Mae Barton
W. H. Barton
Cedar Heights
Martin Marion
Kenneally
T.F. Kenneally
Jesup
Sacred Heart Parish House
J. M. Molloy
O. A. Tilson
Gertrude Kenneally
Iowa State College
Ames
Kewanee
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
West High School
Waterloo Waterworks
Ane
The Sandman Story Part II by Mrs Walker
The tale follows fairy children under Neptune as they craft white caps for waves and the two runaway Fairies learn caution. Wave Sisters pursue their caps, while the sea colors shift to blue green and grey, and the twins return to bed as lessons in mischief gentle discipline.
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Neptune
Father Neptune
Fairyield
Father
Wave Sisters Demand Help From Fairies On Shore
Describes the Wave Sisters marching along the rocky shore washing and dancing. They may seek magic folk for attire, but if more clothing is needed they must find workers other than the Fairies for future tasks.
Clarksville Man Closes Half Century Old Drug Firm
Clarksville Ta November 23 Special Rhoads drug stock sold by M C Rhoads to R W Sylvester marks the end of an institution founded by H M Rhoads. The elder formed the business, which M C Rhoads began at age 12 and later owned alone. Stock moves to Sylvester’s store while the Rhoads building is rented for other uses.
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Clarksville
Rhoads
M. C. Rhoads
R. W. Sylvester
H. M. Rhoads
Moran to lead Centre College football again next season
Charles Moran will remain as football coach at Centre College for at least one more year. J. C. Caldwell, head of the Centre College Athletic Association, confirms Moran has signed to continue next season after previous hints of resignation.
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Moran
Centre College
Associated Press
Boston
Charles Moran
J. C. Caldwell
Centre
College Athletic Association
McMillin to coach at Board College Birmingham Als
Announcement by Mr Caldwell notes Claude Thorne will continue for another year as Centre's line coach. The piece references McMillin and a coaching offer at Board College in Birmingham Als amid broader political and territorial notes.
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McMillin
Board College
Birmingham
Als
Caldwell
Claude Thorne
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