Mother's Day house party and wedding notice in local society
Members of Society A plan a Mother's Day program at Willard Hall with W C T U talks and a reception for white ribbon recruits. A wedding for Mrs Thielen is noted with ceremony details, attire, and postnuptial travels, including a Portland Ore move and biographical notes on the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ball
J. BE. Park
Maby
White Ribbon
W. C. T. U. Work
Dg. Eighmay
FL BP
Rehmeier
Orze Ion
Wednesdar
Maes
C. M. Davis
H. J. Mathes
Dinner Party Marks Double Couple Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson and Dr. and Mrs. E. Lb. Kebb celebrate sixteenth anniversaries at Black's ten room tonight. Fifteen covers set at a central table with black basket and orange white flowers. Hosts alternate each year with guests including Dr. W. A. Rohlf, Wawarly, and Miss Idy Rohl of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
E. Lb. Kebb
Black
Tompson
W. A. Rohlf
Wa Warly
Idy Rohl
Cedar Falls
Miss Regina Murphy Weds M F Thielen at Sacred Heart
Miss Regina Murphy youngest daughter of Mrs Mars A Murphy marries Myron F Thielen son of Mrs Elizabeth Thielen at Sacred Heart church Portland Ore this morning. Rev Molloy officiates with nuptial music by Della Tritz and Bitsy Genevieve Averill. Bride ushers enter to a Mendelssohn Wedding March and four vocal numbers accompany the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Murphy
Mars A. Murphy
Beramea
Myron PF. Thielen
Fiizabeth Thielen
Portland
Ore
Sacred, Heart Church
Molloy
Della Tritz
Bitsy
Genevieve Averill
Charter Member Recalls Order History at 33rd Anniversary
Mrs Edna Robertson a charter member spoke on early history of the order during a thirty third anniversary celebration at Mrs Lilla Alford's home. A musical program featured piano vocal and violin selections honoring Mrs Robert Parrott Mrs Albert Greeley and Miss Maybeth Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Robertson
Chapter 4
Lilla Alford
Robert Parrott
Albert Greeley
Maybeth Mack
C. 0
The Awkward Age From Babyhood to Childhood
A columnist describes a transitional phase between babyhood and childhood, an awkward age when toddlers lose baby charm yet lack full self control. Outsiders feel the strain as siblings contend with toys and boundaries while mothers need patience and families seek fair discipline to ease the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Jesy
Beauty Chats Answered Letters
A reader advice column offers home remedies for hair tinting and skin care. It covers using henna pastes to cover gray hairs, internal dietary tips to improve oily skin, external skin treatments with borax and sulfur bags, cautions about benzoin and medical consultation for facial redness, and guidance on wearing supportive undergarments and facial massage routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel S
E. J
Beth M. V
M.—L
USA
Akin Eince
C.i
Mary and
Belle
Teagan
Local club activities and meetings update
A busy community scene features Mrs. W. W. Marsh presiding at a meeting with a refreshment committee including Mines and Jagdon. A Russian music program by B Natural Musse club at Miss Mildrad Gleason's home highlights Tchaikovsky sketches and piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutarak
Natural Musse
Mildrad Gleason
Tchaikovsky
Beulah Kingham
Mitt Fae Collings
Alona
Mra
Harold Smith
Witt
C. J. Neil
T. Wagner
Albert Schotin
Dave
Church Groups Gather for Parlor Meetings Tomorrow
First Evangelical Waith circle meets in church parlors with Miss Amanda Ricketts in charge and a serving committee led by Mrs H W Rueppel. Grace M E quilt class holds its alllay work in church parlors with picnic served at Boon. Westminster Macedonian Bible class to all day at Mrs George Scott’s home with lunch at noon. Mater guild of First Presbyterian meets at Mrs George Dunt’s home. Mrs John Ralston hosts King’s Daughters of Hirst M E Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Daughters of Plymouth sew for next month’s bazar at Mrs E H Kelly’s home. American Luther League holds monthly business meeting at Immanuel Lutheran parish school. Central Christian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs Warry W Maine’s home. Westminster Workers meet at Mrs R Q Hutchison’s home. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild monthly meeting in church parlors with hostesses Mrs C J Botchers and Mrs Lonte Zimmerman. Members asked to bring $1 earned during summer for the sales benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Waith Circle
Atrs
Westminster Macedonian Bible Class
George Scott
American Luther League
Immanuel Lutheran Parish
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Mmes. C. J. Botchers
Lontei Zimmerman
City in Brief and Local Notices
The column lists travel and visits of residents including Mrs. Upton B. Kepford to Howan Indiana to visit her mother, John Schiel returning from Denver with his daughter, and a scarlet fever case involving a child of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Mellihinnay. It notes Frank MM. Wilson’s family visit to Oran Iowa, Norman Bell and Mrs. Bell on vacation in Minnesota, Mrs. Frank Sexton traveling to Seattle, Miss Eagel Clark visiting relatives in Chicago, and Allen H. Webster on vacation in Davenport with family. It also reports Illinois Central Railway releasing ten rebuilt furniture cars for shipment to Chicago and remarks on the lack of a car building department at the shops.
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Clifford
Marhaw
Thielen
Brida
Dloy
Columbia
J. Ley Thigten
Riceville
Neb
Denver
Cole
Ulatch
High Statool
Mra
Thiele
Éoleage
Waterloo Business College
Pensa Clark
Ilinois Central Railroad
Portnod Greganian
Upton B. Kepford
Howan
Vislt
John Schiel
Franklin Street
Vielt
Colo. Ietty
N. G. Mellihinnay
Frank MM. Wilson
Oran
Frank Sexton
Seattle
Wash
Fagel Clark
Fisher Building
Chicago
Allen H. Webster
Davenport
Waterloo
Thinois Central Railway Company
F. M. Fuller
Crane
Pe Commercial Street
Woman Juror Prejudice Emerges In Equity Case
A district court jury selection revealed a female juror who admitted prejudice toward men in the case involving O L Mead and William Garner as plaintiffs against Thomas Barker. The juror preferred outside settlement for the $140 dispute over a horse sale breach of guarantee. Judge Stiles presides. lawyers Sagar and Harris are involved. Barker, a 28-year horsebuyer, faces the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte
O. L. Mead
William Garner
Thomas Barker
EB. B. Stiles
George J. Sagar
George D. Harris
Barker
Fire Damage Destroys Hudson-Jones Waterloo Vehicle
An auto owned by the Hudson-Jones Waterloo firm suffered severe fire damage yesterday at about 7:30 p m while parked at 702 Colorado Street. The chief's car carrying chemicals expanded the blaze, with Bronson Insurance Agency and Flag Safe listed in the ad.
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Aut
Hudson- Jones Waterloo Company
Colorado Street
Boulder Church Vacated Sunday After 112 Years
The First Presbyterian congregation founded in 1854, once housed in a granite edifice built from a glacial boulder near Waterloo, will vacate its landmark church on Mulberry and Park to move to Franklin and Park. Farewell services include a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school start and 11 a.m. communion, with a 7:30 p.m. homecoming service and addresses by former members. The church invites all members to attend the final sacramental observance on Sabbath morning.
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First Presbyterian
Boulder
Henry Grant
Waterloo
Mulberry
Park Aysone
Franklin and
Park Avenus
Leonardi DeVinci
First Church
Birthday club luncheon at Black's tea room
Mrs. M. J. O'Keefe hosted a 1 pm luncheon for the Birthday club at Black's tea room with a Bridge diversion planned for the afternoon. Social Circle to hold an all-day picnic at Byrnes park tomorrow. Mrs. Harrint Cutler hosted members of Happy Wor
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M. J. O'Keefe
Birthday Club
Black
Byrnes Park
Plans for October meeting and September report
Final plans for the annual meeting on Oct 24 will be made. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, superintendent, will give the monthly report for September. It is likely that community week observed by civic and relief organizations next week will be a topic of discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Taylor
Papur
Motorist Fined for 40 MPH on Fourth Street
A motorist fined for driving 40 miles per hour over the new asphalt on Fourth Street west, before Judge C. B. Courtright in police court. Three parking violators received minimum fines and one defendant forfeited a 6 bond. H. D. Fenstermaker was fined 10 and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery, charged by J. L. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street West
C. B. Courtright
H. D. Fenstermaker
J. L. Riley
I C Men Work for Economy of Fuel Observed
H G Brown Trainmaster reports October to be observed as fuel economy month on the Illinois Central system. September initiated efforts but results were unsatisfactory, so the campaign is extended. Minnesota division with Waterloo terminal ranked high last year and aims to repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Brown
Diinois Gentral Railway
Burt
Ihingis ‘Central
Minnesota
Waterloo
Japanese Relief Reaches $3 590 59 for Earthquake Disaster
Water loo Chapter of the Red Cross reports collected cash totaling 3590.59 for relief of the Japanese earthquake, tidal waves, and fire. Chairman H. H. Cropper calls the drive closed, noting voluntary, press-driven gifts. D J Mackenzie describes Yokohama destruction and the Oriental Palace hotel sinking with only partial upper floors remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cropper
Waterloo
Red Cross
D. J. Mackenzie
Marriage Licenses Reported for Iowa Couples
Robert Arends of Aplington and Hilda Karina Sorlie of Lansing. Lowell A. Cox of Des Moines and Buntée M. Clement of Colfax. Bunte M Hallman of Austin Minnesota and Minu tine Wilthoir of Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arends
Aplington
Hilda Karina Sorlie
Lansing
Lowell A. Cox
Deg Moines
Buntée M. Clement
Colfax
B. Hallman
Austin
Minutine
Local Names List With City and State Designations
A fragmented roster style item lists individuals with city and state indications including Portland Oregon Waterloo Keokuk and Keokuk entries. Names include Myron F Thielen Regina Murphy Joshua P Curry Cordelia Oliphant Addison E Kite Laura Reynolds with scattered initials and numbers.
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Myron
F. Thielen
Portland
Ore
Regina Murphy
Waterloo
Joshua P. Curry
Cordelia Oliphant
Addison E
Kite
Keokuk i
Laura Reynolds
Keokuk
Mrs Melvin Sandbank Praises Chocolate Cream Coffee
Mrs Melvin Sandbank of Decorah says she began using Chocolate Cream Coffee 15 to 20 years ago and finds it stronger, richer, more economical, and preferred by her husband and visitors. She urges readers to ask their grocer for the brand.
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Waukon
Iowa
Decorah
Melvin Sandbank
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Westfield Social Union
F. L. Johnson
Odd Fellow Hall
West
WD. A. M
Cedar Review
Ben Hur Hall
M. F. Thielen
Sacred Heart
Order
Alwott UT
Al‘cott Partat
W. J. Wenner
Loretta Galvin
PL Jorgunon
W. FL Parrott
Mary Galvin
Cedar Keighta
Lola Storer
Naomi Galloway
Katherine Kelly
Rutti ‘Stetvel
Carol Groves
J. G. Brinker‘hott
Dg. B.S
Waterlolo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Myra
Eliabeth Artus
Cofapiitte
Mmes
Lois Lewis
Mabel Briden
Louise Kenney
Mildred Gleason
Dekite uTheay
Virginia Gabel
Arends-Sarlie
Hilda Marina Sarlie
First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson Macartney
Edward Thomson
Warren
Arends
Home
jEducation Department
Af Woman's Club
John Rock
H. W. Grout
H. Wilson
Max Wilson
Wil
K. of P. Hall
D. I
Daughters of Isabsila
Knights of Columbus
J. &. O'Keefe
J. B. Bruner
Black’s. Tearoom
Church News
Grace M. E. Qutlock
Boon. St
Mater Guild
George Dunt
John Ralston
King's Daughters of Hirst M. EB
Daughters of
Plymouth
E. H. Kelly
Central Christian
Warry W. Maine
Westminster
Buchanan
Norman Bell
Illnois Central
Mrs. Bell
Flag Safe
Tusure
Bronson Ingurande Agency
Boulder Church
Soolsl Welfare Maeting
Waterloo Social Welfare League Board of Directors
Black's Tearoom
Fourth St
I. C
H. L. Cropper
Red Cross Chapter
Bishops
Waterloo Belmont Shop
East Fourth Street
Ces
Lom
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Twin Cities
Des Moines
Rock, Cat
C. Gardner
Rock Island
Royal Union Life Bldy
Lowe
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Fashion Department
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Igau
Nama City and
Sialto
Seth
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