Society news notes bridal events and parties
Miss Miriam Marsh and Col Ben nett Chang, Mr and Mrs James M Thomson of New Orleans, and others from St Louis Chicago and Washington attended a large society gathering. Foster Hollister and Walter Foster wed at First Congregational church with 150 relatives present. Col Clark and bride plan a St Louis move after a bridal trip. Guests enjoyed buffet supper and dancing, with yellow roses and summer blooms in decor.
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Miriam Marsh
Col
Bennett Chang
M. Louis
Sue Rule
Willian Woodward
Walter R. Maine
St. Louis
Clark Bowling Gieth
James M.] Thomson
New Orléans
Wilbur Wy
Marsh
Donald McVay
Toronto
Stephen Gurablan
Chicago
Jerry South
Washington, D. C
H. B. Plinb
Bailiett
Balliett
Sunnyside Country Club
Col. Clark
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forges Rejuvenating Old Faces
An elderly man shares facial exercises and massage routines to reduce wrinkles and tone facial muscles. The regimen includes brisk forehead rubbing, cheek massage, and jaw work, performed daily in bed, with antiseptic vaseline afterward.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forges
Side Talks On Ruth Cameron And Her Husband's Valet
Fragmentary gossip notes discuss Ruth Cameron and rumors about her husband and a valet. The text hints at jealousy, domestic labor, and social expectations within a troubled marriage, with references to money, appearance, and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Ameariss
Fall Festival Set to Open Outdoors at Calvary Church
Calvary Evangelical Sunday school plans an outdoor fall festival at Fourth and Newell streets tomorrow evening with a pageant on bringing the world to Christ and addresses by Rev I T Ramgartinert. If weather delays, the program shifts to the church with no admission.
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Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
Fourth
Newell
Clurell P
I. T
Ramgart- Inert
Orjenestra
Smation
Borden
City finances show warrants outstanding and small cash balance
City funds report deficits in the consolidated fund and unpaid warrants totaling over twenty thousand dollars. Oct 1 balance short of operating expenses. cash on hand $0.22. bond and contract funds total $9,107.60. Police and salaries funded from the consolidated fund now in deficit. warrants remain outstanding across funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaneés
Wariinta
Leo Leapis
Elty
Charles (. MacKay
Cedar River Here Gets Small Fish
The Iowa fish and game commission arrived in Waiter tou with 28 000 young fish near Mullan avenue bridge. Volunteers were absent, and Albert and assistants with Deputy Chapman and Wiley W Wyant seined the water to place fish in the river. The consignment included black bass channel catfish crappies perch and sunfish rescued from sloughs near Sabula. The commission operates 20 men seining ponds and sloughs but funding limits hinder further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
War- Albert
Waitertou
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Harry Northey
Lou Cobb
Mr. Albert
Chapman
Wiley W. Wyant
Mississippi
Sabula
Iowa
Angler Fees Tied to Conserving Fish Supplies
The passage emphasizes a mission to save vast numbers of fish and notes hunting licenses fund the commission. It argues anglers must share in maintaining fish supplies as streams must support angling. It mentions exemptions for some license law children and references enacted statutes in progressive states.
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Commission
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