Marriage unites Mack and McCunniff in Iowa church
In Fairbank a society note reports the op-tist mass at Immaculate Conception church uniting Aliss Kathryn McCunniff and William Mack. The bride wore brown broadcloth with beaver trimmings and Ophelia roses. Edward Mack attended the groom. After a three course breakfast, Mrs. McCasriff hosted, and yellow white decorations graced the home. Mack, a graduate of Immaculate Conception Academy and teacher, to reside in Oelwein. The segment also details PTA activities, Boy Scouts demonstrations, school officials remarks, and local club events through a busy social community page.
Legion Auxiliary address on compensation bill at memorial hall
The Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet at Memorial Hall at 8 p m Thursday. A A Zim Merman will discuss the adjusted compensation bill and its provisions. Community singing will be led by Mrs J E Brinkman and there will be two piano solos.
Beauty Chats on Home Steam Baths and Skin Tricks
Edna Kent Forbes shares reader hints for affordable beauty routines including a home steam bath setup with blankets to trap heat, post bath cooling, and cautious use of alcohol. Advice on fashion height, walnut stain skin tones, scar disappearance, hospital doctor options, and peroxide bleaching notes follow with wartime context and health cautions.
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Walter
Side Talks on Marriage and Companionship in Verse
Excerpts reflect Ruth Cameron's discussion on marriage and the human relation, blending lyric reflection with memory of Mary Neate and the idea that marriage tests love, endurance, and social expectations. The text weaves poems, reminiscence, and observations on husbands, wives, and the elastic nature of domestic life.
The Exclusive Cups and Saucers Story
A china closet tale sees the teapot and sugar bowl plot to outshine the loftier cups and saucers. Mrs Teapot plans a shelf party to prove they can get along without the others, but curiosity leads the upper-class items to overreach and shatter. The tale warns that pride invites downfall and to avoid cruelty toward others.
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Miss Teaspoon
Madam Teapot
Mrs. Teapot
Bank Wins Auto Injury Case In Waterton Court
In the case of W.7 Reckey versus Waterton Bank & Trust Co and others, after deliberating three hours the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. The action arose from the repossession of an automobile by the plaintiff. The foreman BR. AL Doty, a former mayor of Waterland, presided as jury leader. The vehicle was valued at £180.
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Dary
BR. AL Doty
Waterlan
William EB. Werren
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Peoria
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John T. Sullivan
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Mian
O. K. Farle
Yellow Crab Taxi Company
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Woman's Club to Have New Home in Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club will move into rooms above Pinkerton's grocery, formerly the Chamber of Commerce, with refinished lounges a large assembly room and a lobby. They expect to occupy before month end and to own their home in a few years. Operatic recital planned for Jan 18 by Mr. and Mrs. Oberndorfer, with school pupils to attend. A Mount of Olives gavel gifted by Mrs. Hh. B. Kelly. The meeting featured Gluck's Iphigenia and music by J G Knox and others. about 100 members present.
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Gilbert Oguard
Lowns
Blairs-town
M. EL
Reinbeck
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Kenneth
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Blairstown
Clifton F. Smit
Ralph Hickelberg
Karl Zellhoefe
K. E. Runkel
Lucia Schmidt
Ellery Geiger
Narcissus
Waterloo
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Chamber of Commerce
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Monna Vanna
Oberndorfer
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Chicago
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Mount of Olives
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Clarksville Resident George Moyer Dies at 44
George Moyer longtime Clarksville resident dies at midnight after a fall and hip injury. He was 44 and survived by a sister and multiple relatives in Colorado and Kansas. Funeral plans pending word from relatives as authorities verify details.
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Miss Aerts Cline to Leave for India Mission Work
Waterloo event hostesses plan an open house at Freda Warren home in San Souci to honor Miss Aerts Cline before she sails for India. The Waterloo Cedar Falls Janesville gathering, with M. B. S. members, includes reports by Cline and others and a display of her mission outfit. Cline will depart Oct 23 for Wichita and the W F M S conference, then Los Angeles, with China-bound ship on Dec 8 and India work awaiting, possibly in education.
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San Souci
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Waterloo
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Northwestern India
Jincol
Iowa State Teachers College
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City in Brief ad breaks broken lenses and travels
A compact page item lists locals and visitors: Austin Burt stays in Excelsior Springs Maryland. O W R Law returns from Texas on business. Mrs. W B Nauman attends a wedding in Eagle Grove. Mrs. Frank Obele hospitalized after surgery. the Anton family visits Cedar Rapids and Marion. Hallowell travels to Wall Lake for hunting. Nick Webber and Rhey N Cowin also there. Several residents visit relatives, travel by car, or return home from hospital.
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Excelsior Springs
Ow. R. Law
Texas
W. B. Nauman
Eagle Grove
Frank Obele
St. Francis Hospital
Jacob Anton
Edward
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Clifford Hallowell Teft
Wall Lake
Nick Webber
Rhey N. Cowin
W. L. Shepard
Wheaton
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Babe Ruth Suffers Five Injuries in World Series
The Associated Press reports Babe Ruth, limited to the world series by injuries, endures five hurts. Infected upper left arm requiring a three inch incision, swollen from reopening. Sprained left knee, lingering from midsummer. Right leg pulled tendon or hamstring torn loose again after a first-base dash. Sprained wrist from sliding and a strawberry sore on his ship. Physicians warn continued activity could worsen the arm infection and force another operation.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Fiath
Ruth
Bharley
R. Meusel
Newberry to Wait Action by Senate
Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan refused to resign or defend himself before the Senate. He said he would wait for the Senate to act on committee reports after an investigation into the cost of his election, urging patience.
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Washington, D.C
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Gay
Newberry
Senate
Austrians and Girl Located in Oshkosh
Three Austrians who left the city Saturday night with 1 year old Elizabeth Morrisey have been located in Oshkosh Wisconsin according to Sheriff Wheeler. The girl reportedly left with the three men one of whom was named Tony Sepho. No official action has been taken.
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Elizabeth Morrisey
Oshkosh
Wis
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Tony Sepho
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