Miss Anna Muller Weds Eugene Ladage in St Marys Church
Miss Anna Muller daughter of Abs Joseph Dietsch and Eugene Ladage son of Mr and Mrs Th W.duadare were married at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Theodosius officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Minnesota after a wedding breakfast with pink and white decor. The bride wore a white tafeta gown and pearls. Thelma Dietsch served as bridesmaid. other guests included family from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Minnesota.
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Anna Tresea Muller
Abs
Joseph Dietsch
Eugene H. Ladage
Th W.duadare
St. Mary's Cadhiedic Church
Theodosius Lass Meyer
Thelma Dletech
Andrew
Louengrin
Thelma
Margaret’ Gash
Aur Saltz
Moul Isaho
Fay Tie
Sloan
M. Sneiile Dietsch
Tof Ott Pride
Cunton
Theodore Whalen
Ivas
Plaee
Ser 1
Lietseh
Ladage
Watterloo
St. Mary’s School
Matt Parrott & Epes Co
West, High
Shattuck Military Academy
Faribault
Minn
Busine
Ladage Pharmacy
Reuben Bau- Parkers
Peafrie
Mint
Steve i Toiner
Rohvert
Miss Carson
Ackman
Waverly
Wilson Andy Doughtear
Virginia
Cedar Rapids
Soland Wheat and Son
Robert
Minnesota
Boms
Westminster Will Entertain Mission Workers Thursday
Mrs R E Hoffman I sla will be greeted by Westminster Presbyterian church members Thursday evening when they gather for a missionary supper. Each person is requested to bring a dish, silver, sandwiches and one other article of food. After the supper, all will partake in fellowship and brief program.
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R. E. Hoffman
Isla
Westminster Pryterian’church
Thursary Stvenin
Phéy Eather
G A R Officer Visit Planned During County Convention
G A R officer G Beatty will address the county veterans association Wednesday evening. Mrs Beatty will be hosted by their sister Margaret Durand at the Dr J J Ridenour home during his stay in the city. Beatty, a past commander of the Iowa department Grand Army of the Republic, serves on the national committee with headquarters in Washington. He will speak on the Battle of Pea Ridge as part of the G A R reunion program here.
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G. Beatty
County Veterans’ Association
Vine Arts Program Outlined At Woman's Club Meeting
Outline of the year's work was presented by Mrs Jed J Clark at the Woman's club regular meeting. Mrs Claude Ben Bett spoke on Appreciation of music while the club chorus under Mira T C Wilbur performed Deep River and Swing Low Sweet Chariot. The viola quartet featured Mrs H P Marshal Mrs Loren Berry Miss Maydeth Mack and Miss Mary Nancy Graham. Mrs Wilbur led assembly singing as 17 members were announced as newly accepted. Hostesses included Misses Alines W A Bickley Jo L Caorton George W Miller and Tessie Cooley. Also noted was Sons of Veterans meeting at Memorial Hall with Commander Snodgrass and Mrs Be me Zeller presiding. Mrs Ethel Snodgrass named general bazaar chair for Oct 27 at Memorial Hall with kitchen committee named.
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Woman's Club
Jed J. Clark
Claude Ben
Sign of Music
Woman's Club Chorus
Mira. T. C. Wilbur
H. P. Marshal
Loren Berry
Maydeth Mack
Mary
Nancy Grahan
Truth Haagett
Wilbur
G. A. Waterbury
Jostesses
Alines
W. A. Bickley
L. Caorton
George W. Miller
Tessie Coaley
Elan & O. V. Bavui
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Snodgrass
Irs
Beme Zeller
IE_ Carrier
Independence
Ethel Snodgrass
Bazard
Mmes. Mminnic
Lincoln
If. A. Boysen
Larella Burke
Lena Penne
John Tate Liffring
Sirs. J. Db.ittling
Bird Walls
Maybeth Mack
Craig Arbuckle
Women Embrace Shorter Skirts and Simpler Styles
A fashion write up notes a shift away from long skirts toward knee or mid-calf hemlines, praising simpler lines, open necks, and sport attire. It argues women resisted the change but now pursue feminine fashion that favors comfort and practicality over restrictive garments.
Beauty Chats on Expression and Hair Care Tips
A vintage style column discusses cultivating an attractive expression, warning against sugary sweetness or insipid gentleness. It advises avoiding frowns, tight lips, squinting, and overly relaxed mouths, and notes beware false expressions. Also includes home hair trimming and foot care tips for aging actors and those with large feet.
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Eocs
First Congregational rummage sale planned for Nov 1 3
Mrs Henry Hammond hosted a church group meeting with Mmes C J Lansteldt T M Buchanan H B Boies A Bengstan and J Ridenour Tuesday at 4 pm to discuss a First Congregational rummage sale scheduled for November 1 3 Howe department of First MMs E Sunday school will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Martin Burke for quarterly business and lesson study Mrs E G Milter entertained Pilgrim class members at her home Tuesday with twenty present guest Mrs W W Gist Cedar Falls attended Westminster Presbyterian Philathia class met Monday evening Fern Gray Grace Newkware Howtonses dinner served at 8 pm followed by business and social hour Dewar Ladies Aid to have an all day meeting at Billy Turner home Phassday
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Henry Hammond
Mmes
C. J. Lansteldt
T. M. Buchanan
H. B. Boies
A. Bengstan
Ridenour
First Congregational
E.G. Milter
Flist Congregational Church
Ab Herl
W. W. Gist
Cedar Falls
Westminster Presbyterian Philiathea
Fern Gray
Grace Newk Ware
Dewar Ladies' Aid
Billy Turner
Village notice of community events and meetings
Long list of local gatherings and club activities. Names of organizers and attendees appear in scattered form. Posts include church, PTA, and auxiliary meetings with dates and venues such as Sunnyside Country Club, Willard Hall, and Black’s Tea Room. Public notices include receptions, dances, bake sales, rummage sales, and charity fundraisers.
Busy Women's Club Hostess Highlights Afternoon
Mrs. John McLaren entertained the Busy Women's Club at her home yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured spirited conversation and social sharing among members in a cordial, informal setting.
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John McLaren
City in Brief Comfort and accidents headline Waterloo notes
Mrs J T Sullivan called to Chicago by brother illness. Local residents and visitors travel between Waterloo and nearby cities. Waterland sunclah practice shed opens at 3 3 p m tomorrow. Traffic lanes marked to reduce accidents at Logan and Franklin. Building permits issued for garages. Weather notes show 75F high, 40F low. Diphtheria and scarlet fever cases reported. Auto collisions cause damage. Public officials travel to Marshalltown and Ames for errands.
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J.T. Sullivan
Chicago
J. R. Rector
Fourth Street East
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ralph Alexander
Anna Cox
Salina
Kan
A. M
D. M. Place
Emory Miller
Marshalltown
Samuel Shijitam
Fred’ H. Stearns
Dubuque
Misa Mia Hyde
Elizabeth Roby
Pine Street
Logan
Jfranklin
Mia
L. Moore
Madslise
South Street
Chia
J . Mills
Blutt
Roy Swain
Duryes
LM. Gunstead
Water Street
Ilinois Central
Fifth Street
John Foley
Patrick Martin
New Hampton
Patrick Waklton
South’ Street
Edward Parkey
Blair Street
Paarting
Ruth Eickelberg
Ler
Fowler Street
Shaw to Enroll at University of California
Mrs Blanche Jackson Shaw of Philadelphia departed after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Jackson to study at the University of California in Los Angeles due to Berkeley fire conditions. Articles filed for Jianna Miller Riding academy at Waterloo with a $5600 capital and key officers W H Hanna and Clyde S Miller. Crane's Letter Service advertises multigraphing and typewriting on Commercial Street.
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Blanche Jackson Shaw
Philadelphia
Alvin Jackson
California
University of California
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Jianna & Miller Riding Academy
Waterloo
W. H. Hanna
Winton
Clyde
Miller
Crane
Commercial Street
Mhong
Man and Wife Hope Old Bad Luck Jinx Ends
George Campbell, his wife and three children, who walked and rode by auto from Minneapolis to seek work, rejoined his family in Waterloo after a misrouted train. He found them at 1447 Sycamore Street with refuge provided by A. H. Clints. Campbell, a moulder, had briefly ended up in Superior, Wisconsin before returning to Minneapolis and then Waterloo. He rented rooms on Sycamore Street and began job hunting.
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George Campbell
Minneapolis
Waterloo
A. H. Cints
Sycamore Street
Clute
Campbell
Superior
Wis
Tle
County Paving Specs Sought by Contractors Ahead of Bid Day
County paving plans for 32 miles of road work in Reds Ball and Waterloo-Hudsor areas attract many inquiries. Iowa Highway Commission delays on specs. county engineer and district offices report rising contractor interest. Bids likely to be filed before Oct 16 boards. openings set for 10 p.m. tomorrow expected.
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Waterloo-Hudsor
Iowa Highway Commission
Commission
Pe Place
Boards of Supervisors
Ames
Debris Removal Clears Dam Region After Flood
Laborers started removing rock debris and old sandbags from the millrace above the new dam. The middle gate sunk to its lowest level, letting water drop about two feet and granting access to the debris. Seaweed harvests, including food gelatine grade, are being collected along the lower California coast at depths of one to ten fathoms by divers with updated equipment.
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California
Piper Outlines Successful Scout Out Program
John H. Piper regional executive outlines duties of troop committeemen at Boy Scout headquarters last evening. He notes there are more than 590 paid Scout executives in America and over 141000 volunteers, detailing roles from meeting places to troop property and campsite arrangements, emphasizing careful selection of a Scoutmaster.
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Boy Scout
John H. Piper
Piper
Dnglland
Robert Baden Powell
Francis Gidney
America
Mr. Piper
Ordey
Voramites
Mgr. Piper
Troop Committee Plans Monthly Visits for Scout Meetings
Mr D in charge urges full attendance at summer camp and steady progress. Mr E leads inspection of personal gear and troop bearing. Committee will visit each meeting monthly to support operations under a trusted scoutmaster chosen by parents. Mr Piper will attend and address the council’s annual meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Piper
Scout Council
Sportsmen to Meet Here for Izaak Walton League Convention
Plans by the local Izaak Walton League chapter outline the first annual state convention on October 16-17. Delegates from 30 chapters in Town are expected, with discussions on forming a statewide organization and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League -Hersist
Plans for State Wildlife Conservation Discussed at Meeting
Walton chapter delegates join a general invitation to all fish and game clubs and conservation groups to attend. Will H. Dilg, Walton League founder and national president, will speak alongside other nationally prominent speakers on conservation and natural beauty of the state.
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Walton
Fish and Game Clubs
Will H. Dilg
The
Walton League
Coriection
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Merry Twelve Clus
Martha Sweeney
Carnation Club
Jess Baugner
Persia
Nasi
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Hottman
Meshed
Hoffman
Parasia
Mrloughlin
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Gertrude Wright
Nill Stevell
Violet Kelsey
Alles Stewart
Mary Crowell
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Exebeth Bula
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Fancy Werk
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Gallza Currey
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Core
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King’s Daughters
Unity Airele
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Tal Yeatorday
J. Ransom
J.B. Broby
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Strayer
J. G. Ralston
Ralston
Burlington
Buchanan County
Margaret
Ferris
Sunnyside Country Club
Flora Mrakes
Sullivan
Ind
Security Benefit
Security Benefit Association
K. of PF. Hall
Columbis
Grant
Pubic Library
Chester Cadwallader
Irving
Bryant
Cedar Heights
W. CP. U
W. J. Sroster
In P. Rehmeier
C. M. Bear
Shenandoah
J. O. Trumbauer
Sunnyside Country, Club
Rebekah Thimblebee — Temple
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T. O. QO. F. Hall
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C. A. Ferguson
E. If
Maxfield
Fidelity
M. I. Church
AL Vk. Holt
Sherwood's Park
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First Brethren Woman's Missionary Society
Fudtson
Atrs
J. Shively
Crndiana
Mational Wo. M.S
Sewiny
St. Mary's Aehoo Hall
Mynes, L. Leckett
F. Koch
Mooselourt
Moogo Hall
R. J. Weler
Monmtera
Black's
W. J. Dempsey
Will Oter
W. G. Barnes
Grundy Center
Anna Miller
Ida Mexdorf
Harold
Ruth Biller
Warold Miller
Charles BE. Anderson
Blark Hawk Bank
Stanley D. Moore
Carleton Sias, Jr
W. Esher
Wd Madigan
Ward
Buchanan
Kathryn Meek
Hat Shop
Vogue
Knox
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Einiclais
Eosars
LYS
Horlick
Idaho
Fashign Department
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