Russell Allan Weds Miss Elizabeth Miller in Cincinnati Ceremony
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports the marriage of Russell Happer Allan and Miss Elizabeth Miller at Christchurch Glendale. The bride, daughter of Harvey Miller, wore white chiffon with lace, and was attended by bridesmaids Margaret Kramer and Ellen Miller. After the ceremony, 200 guests attended a reception at Glendale Lyceum. The couple, graduated from Sweetbriar and University of Wisconsin, planned a Montreal Banff trip before settling in Springfield, Mass. Attending out-of-town guests included the bridegroom’s parents and several Miller and Allan family members.
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Elizabeth
Nt Mer
Cincinnati
Russell “Allan
D. A. Alla
Reber Avenue
Cincinnati Enquirer
Christchurch
Glendale
Mise Sylizabell Miller
Harvey Hanaford Miller
Russell Happer Allan
Voride
Svir
Verne Allan
Morehhan
Glendale Lyceum
Allan
Sweetbriar
University of Wisconsin
Montreal
Lake Louise
Banff
Springfield
Mass
David A. ‘Allan
Waterloo
Iowa
Dudley Miller
E Webb Miller
White Plains
Couple to Wed at Stanley This Week in Iowa
Mrs Will Att and Mrs Elmer Morgan hosted a small shower for Miss Rose Morgan, the bride-to-be, at the former's Stanley home in Stanley Iowa. The event preceded Miss Morgan and Fred O Brian's Wednesday wedding with a pink and white color theme and informal afternoon. gifts were given and a two course lunch served. Guests included family from Independence and surrounding areas.
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Stote
Stanley
Qct
Will ‘Att
Elmer Morgan
Rose Moran
Fred O'Brian
Booge
Miss Morgan
Mr. O'Brian
W. P O'Brian
George O'Brian
Independence
Albert
Fratzke End Family
Bently Sand
Eline Independence
Luncheon Honors Mrs D J Wilson in Los Angeles Cal
Mrs D J Wilson visiting her sister Mrs W W Templeton attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs J A Fairbanks at Black's tea room entertaining 16 guests Garden flowers and candles decorated the tables Four tables of bridge were set for the afternoon College Committee Miss Mary Stevenson was elected chairman of a ge Monday per word Here is a summary of a luncheon and committee news from the Los Angeles area involving local residents and student council leadership details
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D. J. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
W. W. Templeton
J.A. Fairbanks
Black's Teanroom
Mary Stevenson
E. F. Stevenson
Himballavene
Ane Ge
Social calendar of clubs and church groups today
The social calendar lists numerous club meetings and church group events across locations including Dairy Cattle Congress grounds, Fincks Tearoom, public libraries, schools, and various church halls. Highlights include the Del Phi Delta sorority, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, Luther leagues, bridge clubs, and women’s missionary and working associations with multiple venues and organizers.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
del Phi Delta Sorority
Finck’s
L A. A
U. W
Public Library West
John Fiske P.T. A
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Thomas Landgraff
Grace M
Woman's Missionary Society
Wilson Graham
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
First Evangelical Church
Becker
O. D
Matt Parrott
Dinner Honors Miss Ruth Myers Bride-to-be of Hoyt Pranchere
Dinner was given Monday by Mrs. H V Myers at 112 Kingsley avenue for Miss Ruth Myers who will wed Hoyt G Pranchere of Sioux City this Saturday. Twelve guests attended in pink decorations. she will be guest of honor at a bridge supper tonight hosted by Miss Luella Albee and Miss Margaret Nauman at Black's ballroom. Other plans include hosting by Miss Mary Louise Caughlan Wednesday and Mrs J A Newhouse Thursday.
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Ruth Myers
Hoyt G. Pranchere
Sioux City
H. V. Myers
Kingsley Avenue
Miss Myers
Luella Albee
Margaret Nauman
Black's Baroom
Mary Louise Caughlan
Tea for West High teachers by Friendship Club
West High School Friendship Club will host a tea for faculty this Wednesday afternoon at 4 in the model apartment of the high school building. The event is organized by Elizabeth Gilbert as social chairman with Mary Pollard Emme Lou Smith Flora Silver and Katherine Barton on the committee. A program is planned and the regular club meeting was held today at the school building. The cabinet will meet this evening and East High’s club cabinet is set for Thursday evening.
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West High School Friendship Blub
Elizabeth Gilbert
Mary Pollard
Emme Lou Smith
Flora Silver
Katherine Barton
West High School Friendship Club
Cabinet
East High School Club
Mrs J W Rath Hosts Luncheon for Clara Keck in Waterloo
Mrs J W Rath hosted a 1 PM luncheon at 225 Highland Boulevard for a group of former school friends honoring Mrs Clara Eckhard Keck from Pasadena California. Decor featured garden flowers. Mrs Keck will depart tonight for Rock Rapids Iowa and then return to California.
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Irs
J. W. Rath
Highland Boulevard
Clara Eckhard Keck
Pasadena
Cal
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Keck
Rock Rapids
California
New Hartford Woman's Club Luncheon Honors New President
New Hartford Woman's Club met for luncheon at Black's tearoom with 44 members present. Pink and white decor highlighted the event in charge of calendar committee Quintie Sprague Carrie Fredrickson Iva Wise and Miss Florence Jennings. A business meeting followed the luncheon as retiring president Neltie Evans received chrysanthemums. Julia Moore named new president. Quota Club held a dinner and business meeting at Hotel Russell-Samson with no program.
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Woman's’ Club of
New Hartford
Black's
Lovelock
Quintie Sprague
Carrie Fredrickson
Iva Wise
Florence Jennings
Neltie Evans
Julia Moore
Hints in Beauty Care Diet
Diet advice warns against fattening foods and urges a lean meat plan with potatoes or bread but not both. It promotes skipping pies and cakes, fried foods, and sweets, favoring vegetables and salads, tea with lemon, and skimmed or milk-light coffee. It also mentions reducing fat, starch, and fattening meals to slim the figure.
Rushing Season Opens for Social Groups at LS T C
The Cedar Falls ISU campus swing into rushing week as sororities plan social events. Dela Phi Delta hosts a green lantern diner for 32 at Black's tearoom with Miss Marle Christofferson in charge. Alpha Beta Gamma plans a 25 guest dinner at Black's tearoom with Miss Josephine Willard presiding. Sigma Phi hosts a chocolate party for 30 with Mrs Luther Richman pouring and music by Kathryn Fleming and Wilma Hey. Pi Theta Pi to host a Parisian carnival at Hotel Russell Lamison. Theta sorority tea at Mrs H A Watters home with Mrs George A Balrnsion and other hostesses assisting.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Vegun
Cedar Falls
Dela Phi Delta Sorority
Black
Marle Christofferson
Club Program Based on Work of Iowa Composers
Prominent Iowa composers and their best known works were discussed at a meeting of the Natural Music Club held Monday evening at Miss Lillian Lohner’s home. Featured selections included Fear Thou Not by Albert Scholin sung with Scholin on piano, Rustle of Spring by Sinding, and two pieces by Mary Turner Salter sung by Mrs. N. C. Altj and accompanied by Mrs. Maxine Kessler. A double trio performed In Italy, and current events were presented by Hartiette Egan with group singing led by Mrs. Altj.
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Iowa
B Natural Music Club
Lillian Lohner
Cortlandt Street
Mildred Gleason
Albert Scholin
Clinton Smith
Scholin
Louisa Hagermain
Sinding
A. ©. Kessler
Lord of Life
Mary Turner Salter
Maxine Kessler
F. L. Gillpatrick
Charles Trunkey
W. Eby
Pratt
Ness
R. B. Addington
Italy
Mss
Hartiette Egan
N. C. Altjand
Special Classes At Y W C A Begin Next Week
Enrollment for special classes at the Y W C A starts next week under Wiss Ida Schwind general secretary and other leaders. An American literature class led by Mrs George Faust opens to interested participants, with a religious discussion group led by Miss Schwind featuring special speakers at various sessions. First meetings set for Thursday Oct 11. Leather tooling and a charm school begin with meetings on Wednesday Oct 10.
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Wiss Ida Schwind
George
Faust
Miss Jenson to Be Honor Guest at Many Parties
Miss D Ellowene Jenson who is to be married Oct 17 to Walter Nyeland will be honored at a number of pre nuptial affairs this week and next Twelve guests will be entertained this evening by Miss Nitella Myers at her home 60 Franklin street for Miss Jensen Mrs George Timm 228 Lafayette street will give a party Thursday evening Miss Ann Collins will be hostess of an evening party for Miss Jensen Wednesday of next week Mrs Hery Manning will entertain on Friday evening and a party will be given the following Saturday evening at the home of Miss Mae Howell For Recent Bride c R G only members entertained Saturday evening at the home of Miss Violet ers 410 Locust street in honor Cedar Falls before her marriage was Miss Alice Johnson
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D. Ellowene Jenson
Walter Nyeland
Nitella Myers
Franklin Street
Miss. Jensen
George Timm
Lafayette Street
Ann Collins
Miss Jensen
Hery Manning
Mae Howell
Violeters
Locust Street
Cedar Falls
Alice Johnson
Billy Jean Scott
Church notices highlight weekly meetings across local parishes
St Mark's Episcopal teachers meet at Miss Lingelbachs home on 1717 Third Street West and Dr Creede will lead. Trinity American Lutheran youth plan a 7:30 pm session with refreshments by Teague and others. First Evangelical Women host an all day meeting with an 10:30 am start and lunch. First Congregational and First Presbyterian groups hold luncheons and talks on thank offerings and hospital missions. Unity Guild at First M E gath ers for a chicken dinner and fundraiser. Missionary and auxiliary activities planned with talks on San Juan Puerto Rico and Alaska.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church School
Annettle M. Lingelbach
Third Street Wesh
J. G. Creede
Tulnier Teague
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Evelyn Hanson
Ella
Bessie Saylor
Myra Maring
First Evangelical Church
Aid Society
Harold Miller
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's’ Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Department
Leroy Sinnard
L. B. Gates
W. G. Wise
George Wheeler
Missionary Department
C. WW. Kline
Presbyterian Hospital
San Juan
Porto Rico
A. MM. Place
Alaska
City in Brief: Local Notices Roundup
Local items report Mrs Mayme LaBarre returning from Algona Iowa and Mrs Jewel Marshall resting in Allen Memorial hospital. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W D Sickels and Mr and Mrs H J Baker. Francis Thompson, Waterloo graduate now studying medicine at the University of Iowa, pledged to Phi Beta Pi. Public notices cover a forfeiture hearing for a Ford coupe seized for alleged liquor transport.
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Jewel! Marshall
Walnut Court Apartments
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. D. Sickels
Moville
F. E. McStay
Logan Avenue
Joe Sheridan
George A. Sheridan
Mulbetty Street
Steubenville
Francis Thompson
Waterloo
West High
School of Medicine
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Pi
Frank W. Edwards
Edwards
Mt. Vernon
Gorell
E. M. Saylor
R. AL. Naylor
Davenport
Saylor
Charles A. Wagner
Paloma
H. T. Wagner
Lady Lou Danes Wins Five-Gaited Saddle Horse Class
Red white and blue lights lit the hippodrome as Lady Lou Danes or Lady Lou, ridden by Mrs Clyde Muller, won the five gaited saddle horse class at the mid horse show amid cheers. Dooley's Dare took second followed by Princess Pat, Lady Marie and Peck's Boo with respective riders.
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Lady Louw
Clyde Muller
Waterloo
Miller
Lady Lou
Iris
Ralph C. Hamilton
Wellman
Hannah& Miller
Dooley
Statutory Charge on Whitson Dropped
William Whitson of 025 Fowler street faced assault with intent to commit a statutory offense charges dropped in municipal court as Judge George J. Sager ruled evidence insufficient for the grand jury. Defense by J H Meyers and Graydon Nauman. Ralph Travis argued for the state. Whitson was arrested September 24.
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William Whitson
Fowler Street
George J. Sager
Whitson
J. H. Meyers
Graydon Nauman
Ralph Travis
Final report of receiver approved in Black Hawk case
Judge George W. Wood approved the final report of R. O. Hutchinson receiver for the Black Hawk Painting Co. The receivership is closed with funds distributed on land. Amounts include 209 dollars to the receiver 200 dollars to attorneys and 156.79 dollars to the county treasurer.
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R. O. Hutchison
Black Hawk Painting Company
George W. Wood
Holton family returns from Glinton Presbyterian dedication
RB L Holton and his son Gerald return with Mrs B L Holton from a weekend at Glinton Ia where they attended the dedication of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs B L Holton will stay a week with her sister Mrs C Z Port at 529 Vermont Street.
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RB. L. Holton
Gerald Holton
Vermont Street
Glinton
First Presbyterian Church
B. L. Holton
Broadcast order relief sought by Columbian group
Representatives of the Columbian Broadcasting company urged modification of the order restricting chain broadcasting before the Federal Radio Commission in Washington on October 2. The filing seeks relief from limits on chain operations and affirms ongoing publication and radio service commitments.
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Washington, D. C
Columbian Broadcasting Company
Federal Radio Commission
Old Time School Lunch Ideas and Corners
A collection of vintage kitchen notes describing rice and tomato soup with brisket, pimentoes kept in oil, and creamed ham with oysters. It includes cooking steps to build stock, tender meat, soft rice, and a rich gravy for serving, ideal for school lunches.
Brain Test Answer Prompt From A Puzzle Post
A user presents a prompt claiming to provide a brain test answer with words grouped in four lists. It asks to extract or interpret hidden meaning or notes the word sets and their relationships. The text appears to be an instruction or puzzle fragment rather than a news article.
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Friendship Club
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New Hartford Woman's Club
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T. Bo
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Y.W.C.A
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Phi Sigma Chi
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P. Page
Clark Kniss
Roger Bruno
Edwin Moore
Harry Heffer
Phil Stout
James Stringer
H. G. Redock
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Frank Suffern
Mr. Wilson
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Margaret Nie
Eclovk
Min Martha Reser
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Fatermin
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Millan Avenue West
Cedar Pally
Church News
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Harry B. Harmon
Woman's Organization
Frank Friend
J.B. Easton
W. W. Gaston
Ida Mitchell
Senior Luther League
Trinity J American Lutheran Church
Hallowe'en
Violet Michael
Arlene Peters
Florence Sickert
Laila Shauger
Luella Meyer
Edwin Towne
Unity Guild of
First M. E. Church
Roy Campbell
Kimball Avenue
Florida
S. McKitrick
G. W. Harper
Ft. Dodge
Mary Taylor
J. W. Burnip
Clara McKitrick
Guild
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veteerans
Merporial Hall
Complete Optical Service
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MC. A. Bios
Mayme LaBarre
Commercial Street
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H.J. Baker
Ninth Street West
Chicago
Detroit
Cletus Ungs
G. W. Wood
Melchoircourt
Tribe of
W. FL Dillworth
Minneapolis
Minn
Raymond J. Beldridge
Baldridge
Anton Wangler
Wangler Drug Company
Germany
Wingler
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Black Hawk
Lady Lou Danes
Clyde Miller
OOD
Paris
Madame Louiseboulanger
Unique Cleaners
Blue Star
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