Miss Gladys Ford Marries Charles Mabry in Omaha Home
Society notes describe the marriage of Miss Gladys Ford and Charles Mabry at the Ford home in Omaha. Rev C E Luce officiated with bridesmaids and guests in attendance, followed by a yellow and white luncheon and a reception. After November 1 the couple will reside with Mabry employed at J J Case Plow Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ford
Charles VY. Mabrs
Omaha
Neb
Arthur Ford
Lincoln Street
C. E. Luce
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Jeeda Bandfeld
Florence Ford
Miss Ford
Amanda Mann- Fe
Tripoli
Jari
Mahnke
Miss Lenora
Martha Sod
Loretta Redding
Lois and
Arline Nichols
Agnes Metseh
Gilbertville
Mabry
J. J. Case Plow Works Company
Black's Dry Goods Company
Miss Perrin Reed to Wed October 25 in Clarksville
Mrs M J Perrth of Clarksville has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter Anne to Ronald Gordon Reed son of Mr and Mrs Reed of 309 Independence Avenue The wedding will take place Wednesday October 25 Miss Perrin formerly studied at Ferry Mall Lake Forest and is now living with her mother in Clarksville Reed a graduate of the University of Town Class of 191% is new in the office of James Black Dry Goods Company in Lincoln City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Perrth
Clarksville
Anne
Tal Ronald Gordon Reed
Reed
Independence Avenue
Miss Perrin
Ferry Mall
Lake Forrest
J Wi
Sir. Reed
University of Town
James Black Dry Goods Company
Beauty Chats on Foods to Build Flesh and Clear Skin
Edna Kent Forbes advises foods that ease digestion while adding body. Hearty soups, buttered bread, fatty fish, creamy gravies, olive and vegetable oils, and rich desserts are recommended. Milk is encouraged. avoid overrich starches and excess metat. balance improves digestion and skin. Practical tips include light Turkish towel friction and targeted exercises for modest toning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Side Talks on Blame and Frustration in Household Life
Ruth Cameron muses on blamed irritations in modern marriage and workplace. The column explores how men vent on family and staff, noting lack of justification yet urging self awareness and shared responsibility to resist petty outbursts.
English-Steindel Concert Aims to Aid Waterloo Club
Jane English soprano and Aruns Steindel cello will perform under Waterloo Woman's Club auspices to raise funds for entertaining delegates to the Iowa federation convention in June. The program features favorites by Handel Glazeman and Puccini with Steindel guesting, and the event will benefit area clubs and civic groups while boosting Waterloo’s profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivbate
Jane English
Aruns Steindel
Waterloo Wenan
Faute
Waterloo
Towe
Yhe
Flof
Steindel
Handel
Timsky-orsakow
The
Eh Lo Agquaj
Mr. Steindal
Virgin Mary Flieger
Lohrj
Manley
Berceuse
Jotelyn
Crodard
Wausau Daily Record-Herald
Bruno Steindel
New York Times
Ele
Samia
Berlin
Robert McDonald
Ruth Miller
Chicago Tribune
Towns Most Beautiful Girl to Appear in Paul Davis Style Show
Bonnie Murray, Town's beauty queen chosen from 6200 girls and crowned at the state fair, will appear in person at the Strand in a Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. fashion show. She will debut the latest fall and winter styles over four days in May, following prior shows in Des Moines and Sioux City.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Strand
Woder
Paul Davis Company
Mise
Bonnie Murray
Yowa
Miss Murray
Sorority Dinners Close Rushing Season at Iowa State Leachers College
Sororities at Iowa State Leachers College wind down rushing with dinners and parties. Delta Phi Delta hosted a 25 guest dinner at Bisek's teamont. Alpha Beta Gamma to be entertained at Black's. Wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs H C Keiber noted with 26 guests at Black's tea room. Farewell for WE Anderson honored by Mrs OC Russarear with lunch and gifts. McKinley P T A to hear Blanche Robbins at 3:30 pm Monday. United Presbyterian Young Women at Jean Morrison circle informal party at president Mrs Lloyd S Moorhead’s home. GOV Nauman anniversary program Monday afternoon with music. Sunnyside Club party at Sunnyside Country Club. Club Baincheon host for Happy Our Club luncheon at 1 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lohner
Matilda Peterson
Emma’ Monare
Margarat Allgever
Dubuque
Imies Erma Appelquist
M William Burd
Helen Burd
Iowa State Leachers College
Delta Phi Delta
Bisek
Teamont
Alpha’ Beta Gamma Sorority
Black’s
WE Anderson
Minnnespolis
OC. R. ¥. Russarear
Anderson
United Presbyterian
Jean Morrison
Lloyd S. Moorhead
Physican and Dentist Named in West Schools Board Meeting
At the west school board meeting in J B Dempster's office Dr O A Waterbury was named school physician and Dr Mix A Wilson named school dentist. The principal of each grade school will select a teacher to conduct two hours weekly physical training. J S Probasco of Ene Mish at west high was chosen to assist Cogen Ralph Sarff during football season with gymnasium duties. Sarff will devote his time to athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West School Board
J. B. Dempster
O. A. Waterbury
Mix A. Wilson
J. S. Probasco
West High
Ralph Sarft
Probasco
Sarff
Fire alarm at Sycamore Street restaurant after steam pipe cap blows
A steam pipe cap blew off at 710 Sycamore Street causing steam to escape and trigger a fire alarm at 7 23 a m today. Firefighters from Station No 1 responded with two trucks. There was minor damage. Advertisement for insurance agency contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Stea
City in Brief: Local Movements and Health News
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Tt D Lammer traveling to Minneapolis for a national dairy show while Miss Dorothy Black of Waterloo is enrolled at Simpson College in Indianola. Typhoid patient Ray Redington is recovering at home from St Francis Hospital. Teachers' meetings in Oelwein and Elkader. deer season in Meredith Cole awaiting J F Simpson. Public notices cover real estate, legal exams, travel plans, and a new sleeping car route via Waterloo beginning Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Black
Waterloo
Simpson College
Indianola
Treshman
Ray Redington
St. Francis Hospital
John ©. McGlade
West Schools
Oelwein and Elkader
Henry Koepke
Los Angeles
Cal
Koepke
J.F. Simpson
Meredith
Cole
Mrs. Simpson
A.C. Brataber
H. J. Myars
Washington Street
New York City
Canada
Minneapolis
Mim
Seattle
Wash
HW. Tr, Cropper
Lienty
George W. Nauman
Caitago
Illinois
California
Santa Fe, Limited
Kansas City
Pocket Book Stolen From Civil War Vet En Route
Jesse Wilcox, a Civil War veteran living at the soldiers home in Marshalltown, had his pocket book stolen on a C. G. W train on the way to Waterloo yesterday. The wallet held 812 and a $30 check. Wilcox reported the loss to Waterloo police. The item also lists seven Tomianee languages as French, Spanish, Tralian, Portuguese, Wroycaus, Catalan, and Rownanlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Sqlimler Robben
Jesse Wilcox
Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Wilcox Ree
Storm Causes Near Casualties Across City
A severe storm disrupted power and traffic as a W. C. F. N. motorman Cisrenes Layman narrowly escaped electrocution while changing a block signal. He was knocked unconscious briefly and later returned to work. Night crashes injured Bertha Potter and Lyle Murray, and a Logan avenue Chestnut street collision wrecked two cars. A milkwagon on Vine street was struck, causing milk loss. A man named C. M. Thompson collided at Jefferson street and Park avenue, damaging his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisrenes Layman
Bellerad
Bertha Potter
Lyle Murray
Frank Watson
Dane
Fourth Streets
Olea
Logan Avenue
Chestnut Street
Harry Banfield
Butler County
Astumer
C.A. Marquart
Beach Street
Almond
Iowa
Pau L. Jackson
Julius Mortensen
Vine Street
I. R. Albert
Walnut Street
C. M. Thompson
Linn Street
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Courier Foreman Returns From Pressmen Convention
R E Boller pressman foreman at the Courier reports a successful twenty-ninth biannual convention of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union held at Pressmen's Home Tennessee. The union owns a post office and operates a 1606 acre home with facilities including a school and convention hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Boller
The
Courier
Pressmen's
Tenn
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union
Waterloo
International Pressmen and Assistants Union
Pressmen's Home
Happy Valley
Levingston elected vice president at hotelmen's meeting
Jake Levingston, manager of Hotel Russell Lamgon, returned from Omaha where he attended the Northwestern Hotelmen's association convention at the Fontenelle. He was elected vice president for the coming year as the largest midwestern gathering drew attendees from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. Several Waterloo delegates attended including B F Bishop J M Carnes C B Huston R H Logan and E H Weiser.
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Jake Levingston
Russell Lamgon
Omaha
Neb
Northwestern Hotelmen's Association
Hotel Fontenelle
Levingston
Middle West
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Waterloo
B.F. Bishop
J. M. Carnes
C. B. Huston
R. H. Logan
E. H. Weiser
Maccabee Smoker and Open Meeting Announced
Knights of the Maccabees schedule a Tuesday smoker with card games, boxing bouts, and a feed. State Commander Burgin to speak. C. F. Wilson of Cozad Neb arrives to visit brother J. Q. Wilson at 1115 Bluff St. their first reunion in 22 years. J. Q. Wilson is 71 and C. F. Wilson is 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Burgin
If. C. Wilson
Cozad
Neb
J. Q. Wilson
Bluff Street
Wilson
J. Q
Birth Records Tie to Stearns Registrar Entries
Mr and Mrs Thomas Shafer Waterport Sept 23 a son George Douglas. Mr and Mrs Thomas Landgraf Anna Sept 25 a daughter Betty Ann. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bialne Commerce Aug 26 a daughter Lucille. Mr and Mrs Harry Neal Lyon St Francis hospital Sept 24 a son Donald Gordon. Belmont Grim St Francis hospital Sept 23 a son Richard Belmont. Mr and Mrs Raymond Goeller Campbell Aug 29 a daughter Lois Green. Mr and Mrs Nugent Price Franklin Sept 20 a son Francis Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shafer
St. Francie Hospital
Rilhant Belmont
Katchewan
Cat
Raymond Goeller
Campbell
Lois Greentr
Nugsall Price
Franklin
Francis Edward
Chief Warns Householders On Fire Prevention Day
Waterloo Fire Chief Ray Tiller urges homeowners to prevent fires by avoiding common ignition sources such as matches, stoves, kerosene, and oily waste. He stresses careful handling of gasoline and open flames, and the importance of immediate action and fire department contact within minutes of a spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tiller
Waterloo
Clit- Tenk
Tiller
United States
Terloo
Stee
Chet Tilleraid
Ino
Waterloo Fire Department
Former Jesup Citizen Has Enviable Record in Service of I C Railway
P F Sheehan from Jesup la is highlighted in the October Illinois Central Magazine for a long rail career. He began in 1880 as a Jesup clerk, learned telegraphy, and rose to freight agent at South Chicago, overseeing 16 industries and three team tracks. He also supervised suburban service and oversaw Windsor park and Cheltenham operations. The feature traces his transfers across the system and notes his health-related moves before returning to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
I. C. Railway
P. Sheehan
Central Magazine
Courier
Ilinois Central
P. F. Sheehan
jJesup
John F. McSweeney
Independence
Sheehan
Kir
Illinois Central
Lana Rapid
Chicago
PF. Sheehan
South Chicago
Independencia
Hal J
LaSalle, Ill
McCourt
Sioux Falls
Amboy
Ilinois Gentral
Hawthorne
Windsor Park
Cheltenham
Eightythird Street
Hunters Venture Into Forest Near Packard Ta Amid Rain
Meyer A. Gnagy and FP Walker took a hunting trip into the Packard forest, about 35 miles north of Waterloo, on a clear autumn morning. On returning, city officials were caught in a heavy rain shower. Five squirrels filled the game bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer A. BH. Gnagy
FP. E. Walker
Packard
Waterloo
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Marthe Thompson
George
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Richard Eason
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Madeline
Smith Althouse
Marguerite Saul
Aliss Thompson
Anne Perrin
Ronald Reed
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Capitol Fogle
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Mmes
Fisher
Hohl
de Wald
Pierce
Tenthie-Clawsen
E. J. Lockwood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Olinda W. Clausen
Traer
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Garwin
John Clausen
New York
Remo Cortesi
Waverly
Cortesi
Tia
America
Italy
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
George Elliot
Symenni
Wenunt
Pine Arts Department
Burleigh
Lehman
Coleridge Taylor
Kirkman
Preston Ware Orem
Robert Parrott
Surleigh
Frank J. Fowler
Liza Lehman
India Moale
Mata] Dudley
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Helene Balliett
Broken Brook
Nancen Davis
Gertrude Perkins
Jane
Llaifa
Vinton
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Coe College
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Lucine
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Bjorklund
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Gladys Wogers
Pearl Lewis
Grace Townsend
Lucy Teasdale
Uey ‘Teasdale
Edna Niles
Maxine Bunch
Vera Gunstead
Margaret Dewald
Pearl Dyer
Dev ‘Otional
H. C Keiber
Black's Tearoom
McKinley P.T. A
Blanche Robbins
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Baincheon—Mes
J.C. Ricker
Happy Our Club
Hrouaon
Wurance Agency
Buchanan
M. GC. A. Bidg
Tt. D. Lammer
Powler Street
W. F. Parrott
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota State Fair
M. H. Edwards
Earl Hicks
St. Louis
Eleanor Jones
Blle McCallum
Jones
Bes Moines
Afiss Jones
Webster City
A. C G. Cole
Home Park
Eed
Pressman
Hotelmen's “Ass
Stearns
U. S
Peter Carlos
Museuicipal
Ona
Baker’s Cocoa
Bouwes
AY Water Baker & Co. Ltd
Teu Dorchester
Mass
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