Rose Ella Cohn and Rubin to Wed in Moose Hall Ceremony
ElNems of Soctedia report the engagement and wedding details of Rose Ella Cohn and Rubin. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Cohn and son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rubin, will marry at Moose Hall New York City with 150 guests. The ceremony features Alfretta Borden and the Birds Chorus, with multiple bridesmaids and a matron of honor, followed by a four course dinner and reception. The bride’s gown is ivory georget with white bead adornments and a long veil. The wedding party includes Lena and Ida Rubin, Misses Maxine and Ruth Cohn, and Julius Rubin as best man. Out‑of‑town guests listed from several states. Reception to follow after a trip to Chicago and a home celebration planned for Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ella Cohn
Brr
J. C. Cohn
Herman Rubin
Frank Rubin
Marrigge
Moosehail
Kassher
New York City
Alfretta Borden
Lolenge
Mendelssohn
Miss Borden
Margaret Joyce
Vivyleu Rubin
Lillian Rubin
Daddy Noodieman
Misses Lena
Ida Rubin
Miss Lena
Miss Ida
Baih
Columbia
Rirs
Sarah Tenenbaum
Coln
Julius Rubin
Ophelia Roses
Fiies-Of-The-Valley
Maxine
Margaret Schlessinger
Stanley
Sheridan
Barney Fitt
Herbert
Wil
Minneapolis
Milan
J. Val Freedman
Chicago
Julius Estin
Mason City
Amr
Morris Gorvitch
M. Gandler
Marshalltown
Harry Wolf
Joe Isaacson
Mike Wolf
Des Moines
Laws Cohen
A. C. Grant
Davenport
Sam Wiseman
Hook Island
Ben Sandler
Black
McFarlane
John Hsammil
Grace B. Sprecher
Forum Hall
Alh Dhaners
Waterleo
Mondas
W. C. T. U. Annual House Party at Willard Hall
Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans annual party at Willard Hall with morning afternoon evening sessions. Delegates will report on national and state conventions. mother’s program led by Mrs. Fr. J. Yopp. child welfare law enforcement session led by Mrs. W. J. Park. local institute led by Mrs. S. B. Mitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women's Christian Tespperanes Vnten
Tay Bowser
Willard Had
Shenandoah
J. Yopp
Chares
WJ. Park
BE. Mitehall
Entertain 140 for Breakfast Bridge at Country Club
Entertain 140 for Breakfast Bridge at Sunnyside yesterday. H W Sigworth Fr L Thamberlain and GC d Rudolph earned 140 guests with a breakfast bridge. Prizes went to Mines Alfred Longley and Robert Knox. foliage and flowers in autumn hues decorated the event. Out of town guests included Ava Joseph Schleiller Chicago Mrs Bh F Lowell Colorado Springs Colo Mrs Bessworth San Diego Calif and Mrs Harry Rice Salt Lake City Regina Murphy and Mrs Vern Brody. Sacred Heart Catholic Girls honored Miss Regina Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
H. W. Sigworth
Fr. L. Thamberlain
GC. d. Rudolph
Sunnyside Yeatarday
Alfred Longley
Robert Knox
Ava
Joseph
Schleiller
Chicago
Bh. F. Lowell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bessworth
San Diego
Cali
Harry Rice
Salt Lake City
Courage for Life In Live Talks on Fear and Hope
The speaker urges courage as a gift to counteract the fear of life. Fear of blame, job loss, starvation, and loss of loved ones traps people in half lived lives. Hope, pride, will, and nerve blend into life courage beyond mere physical bravery.
Miss Ida Greten Honored at Etrand Theatre Party
At an Etrand theatre party last night the bride to be, Mrs Vern Broby formerly Ida Greten, received congratulations. Miss Murphy was presented a silver piece in her chosen pattern and Mrs Broby a cutless dish in recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Broby
Ida Greten
Etrand Theatre
Misa Murphy
Mrs. Broby
Lincoln Circle to join Grand Army in county convention
Lincoln circle of the G A R auxiliary plans to participate in the county convention at Menmiurlel hall on October 10 with Mrs. Lillian Clark Caray of Dubuque as speaker. Committees include various members such as Grace Sobers, Anna Becker, and Mary Kitheart, plus a reception and bazar preparations with dates and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Etrels
G. A. Reinite
Menmiurlel Hall
Lillian Clark Caray
Dubuque
Lincoln Cirere
Vinception Aires
Grace Sober
Holngrann
Mmes
Welle Wow
Alta Wisher
Nellie Barnlyle
Vint
TeRoan
Fly Waltere
Overtrude Wright
Mary Woore
Grace Seathers
Waterloo
Assocai Ue
Belle Wise
Basar
Mrx
Burrlett
Wga
Mishoer
Matilda Selults
Addie
Mandkerehir
Anna Iieszer
Jessio Soha
Young Married People class roast at Cedir Heights
The Central Christian church gathering hosted by the Young Married People class held a weluer roast at Cedir Heights last evening with 35 members present. First Methodist Episcopal choir hosted members of the First Evangelical choir for a reception in the church parlors featuring Halloween decor and a musical program. Mrs. Walter Wallhausen departed Friday for her new home in Fort Wayne. Refreshments were served by A J Roepe J Roeder and W Roehie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Cedir Heights
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miambersa
First Evangelical
Anie
Walter Wallhausen
Ft. Wayne
Lod. Mines
A. J. Roepe
J. Roeder
W. Roehie
Alcott and Community Groups Convene in Waterloo Week
The Alcott School PTA meets Monday evening to avoid conflicts with a high school event, featuring student performances and a closing address by W. F. Parrott. Local clubs and the Water loo chapter plan a busy week with dances, anniversaries, and a grand chapter convention of the Order of the Eastern Star in Waterloo October 23-25. The event gathers about 2,000 attendees from across the state, with committees, entertainment, and receptions organized by both Waterloo and Becker chapters. Mounting preparations include a charter breakfast, a dinner, and a city tour for visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Alcott School
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Wilbur
Bess Cooley
Hawene Jonsen
Harrett Huan
Bond
Cedar Heights School
P. L. A. Ferguson
Angelus
George Wurinkerhoff
W. F. Parrott
A. BE. Gnagy
Waterloo
Becker
I. Myrtie Wiley
Earl F. Mayer
Norma Banton
Charles City
Sarah Bachman
West High
Waatern Star Masonic Home
Educational Joan Fund
Edna Zerwekch
Ars
Grace
Sprecher
Denison
Jonanna
Britt
Myrtle Wiler
Orient
A4sisockite
Jie Yr
Mayer
Dugons
Systern Star of
Tuwa
Adah G. Thompson
Marion
Esther Kennedy
Logan
Elizabeth Tammann
Sioux Saptions
Lola Gheen
Park
Storm Lake
Gladys Mayne
Sanborn
Grand State
Lella
Spike
Vinton
Grand Decada
Waterloo Piecta Rey
Brant Masons
Lucy A. Oestrich
Humboldt
Kent
Wardey
A. M. Geibel
Muscatine
Denisen
Uetr
Carolyn McFarlans
Arch McFarlane
Elizabeth Wise
Russell L. DeGon
Fred A. Sporle
Lukmma Dunlavey
Jeannette B. Chickering
Roy Short
Carolyn DicKarlancc
Touedla Rohlf
Amid- Ha Town
Vera Howard
Buck
Carolyn McFaplane
Mayme Ives
Paul Davis
R. He HM
R.A. Buckeye
Myrtle Faian
Beauty tips on ears skin and hair care from Lenora J K
The article urges attention to appearance describing ear shape, hair care, and skin health as keys to beauty. It advises tape ear caps or simple surgery for protruding ears, discusses hair tonics, massages with vegetable oils, cleansing creams, and light diets. It cautions against overeat and suggests gentle home guidance from a dermatologist for mole removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K
Westminster church groups host evening gatherings
Westminster Presbyterian held a Glie bird class at Miss Geor gianna Bartell’s home with games and music. Ruth Doeffler and Ruth Kay won prizes. Walnut Street Baptist met at Mrs. C. B. Smith’s home with 35 present and a social hour after business. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sunday school leaders held a banquet and reception in the church PAT lots. Lowell Ransom spoke as new superintendent. Larianne Lutheran Ladies’ Aid met in the school auditorium after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. B. Smith
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Sunday School
Lowell Ransom
Gilans
Larianne] Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Club Notes Highlight Social Events and Meetings
Golden Leaf members met yesterday at Mrs. Mary Culler Hight home with three guests. Autumn florals decor adorned the setting as the hostess served. Becker chapter Past Matron club postponed Monday’s meeting. Kildare club started its year with G. HH, Merman elected president and Mrs J M Searless as secretary. W J Lang won high score. Mrs Harriett Cutler to host Slappy Hour and luncheon at Jack’s Tearoom Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Leaf Chat
Mary Culler
Kildare Club
G. HH
Merman
J. M. Searless
Secreive Hundred
W.J. Lang
Harriett Cutler
Bos
Tess
Attiack
City in Brief Covers Local Plans and People
News brief lists include a $5,000 bungalow permit on Fourth Street, school buildings by Bartley & Pedicord, and multiple resident movements. Notices mention Mrs. Safety’s funeral in Cedar Rapids, W. C. T. U. president M. Mack visiting home from Shenandoah, and several family travel plans by automobile to Crane Hill and Los Angeles. Police court actions cite two speeders and parking fines on business streets. local residents and workers change posts in Great Western yards and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Limbert
Waterloo North Star Company
Chicago
Hazel Clark
Fisher _building
Genevieve Maricle
Charles Maaricle
Fourth Street
R. N. Cochatetley
Buckingham
Edgewood
Tyddville
Bartley & Pedicord
Waterloo
Ray Garrabrant
Ira Garrabrant
Crane Hill,Inc
O. L. Kepler
Cedar Rapids
Safety
M. D. Mack
Osage
George Mack
Mack
Mitchell County
Shenandoah
G A. Thomas
H. L. Blades
Los Angees
Cal
Mr. Thomas
California
Peter Daley
Westfield Avenue
Waonans
Willy Fo
Drama League plan to adopt community theater movement
Mrs. A Starr Best addressed Waterloo Woman’s Club urging a community drama plan through a new organizing committee led by Mmes. Birdsall Boies O Keefe Magee Wood and Howe. The talk highlighted drama education, church use, children’s plays, and recreation over high brow fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Starr Best
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mmes. Rogerirdsall
H. B. Boies
J. B. O'Keefe
B. Magee
George W. Wood
C.M. Howe
Alfred Longtay
League
Woman’s Club
Drug Addicts Being Sent to Institute
A renewed crackdown by Sheriff T. Wagner and Police Chief P. Walker leads to the arrest of five men accused of habit-forming drug use. Three volunteers will enter the state institute for treatment, with the remaining likely to be committed by the court. A separate Osage Osage Ta report notes a family reunion for the children of James McCarthy senior, a pioneer sheriff, in Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
P. i Walker
State Institute
Osage
Osage. Ta
James McCarthy
McCarthy
Mary Broderick
Fragmentary local notice filed from Faribault and area
Snippet lists several individuals in Minnesota, including James, Ye Minot, Mars J J Kane, W A McCarthy, Mrs F M Griffin of Faribault, and others on farms near New Haven in the county. The text is a partial OCR fragment with no clear event or action stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ye Minot
N. D
Mars. J. J. Kane
Hulisburg
W. A
WF McCarthy
New Haven
This County
F. M. Griffin
Faribault
Miss Stirling Leads In Golf Title Play
Miss Alexas Stirling of Atlanta led Miss Edith Cumptings of Chicago by 2 holes after 18 of 36 in the national women's golf championship. Stirling posted a medal score of 86 to Cumplings 88. Also noted, Rev Alexander C Garrett of Dallas became the Protestant church's new presiding bishop, youngest of five clergymen brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Alexas Stirling
Atlanta
Edith Cumptings
Chicago
Miss Stirling
Cummings
Alexander C. Garrett
Dallas
Protestant Church
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Natural Music Club
Milrdred Gleason
W. W. White
Junny
George Senberg
Poon
Myer Noodlemusn
Luddy
Tileondng Pratrio
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Balter
la Jortu Atts
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Paul Diamond
Las Diemoend
Cedar Fall
Arn Dhagiind
Miladelphia
Fourth Street West
Willard Hall
Country Clu
Regina Murphy
Vern Brody
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls
Ani
Castmox
Lincoln Circle
Grand Army
Frances Front District
Wear. Dobson
W. J. Hanks
Claritan Lynch Secratary
Fine Arts
Watahoo Woman's Club
Claude Bennett
Fred J. Clark
Aa. A. Hoffman
H. c. Wilbur
Ruth Hassett
Steinbeck-Bunce
Eva Ruth Bunce
John Steinbeck
Oscen Lange
Brandon
Johnson
Elizabeth Boeckman
W. D. Wenthe
Mmes. Nuss and
Meier
Sumner
A. R
Mary Melrose
Nettie Lichty
H. RB. Boies
Lilla Alford
E. Bragdon
Sunnyside
Hotel Russell-Lamson, Sy
Blanche Peterson
Etta Lovell
Pred Sporle
Charles L. Chickering
Mollie Towne
Jeannette Winder
Hazel Burr
Nelda Trunkey
Alice Warsaw
Lucien Puller
Florence Kline
Mildred Rector
Eunice Bunker
Kathleen Kopel
Pearl Scheel
Jennia Daley
Elsie McFarlane
Mary Ethel Diccon
Mae Be Gon
J. W. Miller
Frank W. Edwai
Luella Bohif
Lukmma Dunlaver
Edith Stevensop
Ella Morris
Maud Graham
Agnes Gee
Walter P. Jensen
Maybell Rector
Irena Wheelock
Penele Geertsen
Nellie Klessting
Catuehes
Jessie Knoop
Alice Walters
Mabel Wheeler
Elizabeth Ingersoll
Elizaeth Artus
Alma Boellen
Tessie Wheht
Mac Benjamin
Mabel Morrill
Bess Gormley
Albert Petersen
Mabel Coyxendall
Jane Marstell
Laurita Carson
Emily i Gates
Yynne Bashford
Frank Kiess
Church News
West and
4Th Street Bridge
M. C
Buchanan
J. J. Myles
Clevelgod
P. C. Bakker
Daltimore, Street
Mr. Myles
Then
Great Western
Eclty
Dgeant
Cleveland
Ailwaukee & St. Paul
Drama League
Mrs. Best
Russia
Hyven
Laserva
Mall
Caticare
Gare Ay
Calicara
Tata Ae
Blue Star
Ieee Mer Saas
Aera
aUratey County
Ofets
Umea
Memorial Hall
Uniform
Burton L. Shafer
R. E. Netcott
Becker-Chapman Post American Legion
First National Bank
Goly
Baker’s
Ala
Walter Baker& Co
Tia
Dorchester
Mass
Montreal
Canada
iWaterloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sind
Wee Cays
Ste Wees
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