Miss Florence Hoovier Weds Fred H. Thies at First Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Florence Hoovier oldest daughter of Mrs Anna Hoovier wed Fred H Thies son of Mrs Ida Thies at 4 p m today at First Lutheran parsonage with Rev Henry Mueller officiating. The couple attended by Miss Elda Hoovler and Clarence Simmons. They will honeymoon in Chicago for two weeks and reside on Glenn Drive Iowa.
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Florence Hoovier
Anna Hoovier
Fred H. Thies
Ida Thies
Sumner
First Lutheran Parsonage
Henry Mueller
Elda Hoovler
Clarence Simmons
Maquoketa High School
Waterloo Garment Company
Thies
Sumner High School
Waterloo Business College
Willard Hall Sects Last W C T U Session of Season
Willard hall closed for season as W C T U members held prenic dinner and meeting. Winter meetings move to Memorial hall. Reports from the recording secretary and Mrs. Margaret Moore on Willard hall fund. 47 flags awarded to First Methodist and Grace E church for largest memberships. Mrs F J Bighmey hosts a thimblebee Oct 25. Collections go to the flower fund. Mrs Elizabeth O Middleton to address members.
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F. J. Bighmey
Elizabeth O. Middleton
University Women Meet Second Tuesday of Month
Waterloo branch hosts 35 members as Mrs L H Edwards and Miss Rowena Edwards greet guests for the monthly gathering on the second Tuesday. The meeting continues the organization’s civic and social activities in the community.
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American Association of University Women
Cedar Heights
DePtte Gracey
Carrie Neidy
Greater Waterloo
Marian Cooley de Paar
Blanche Robbins
Blanche Stewart
Katherine Youn
L. H. Edwards
Rowena Edwards
Waterloo
B P W Club approves incorporation plans by committee
Articles of Incorporation prepared by Miss Nell Packard and her committee were received at the B P W Club dinner meeting in Black’s tetroom. Miss Fannie Hemingway spoke on parliamentary law. Plans for a Halloween party were set for Oct 29 at the Y gymnasium with Miss May Keller chairing. A program followed with musical and reading performances.
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Nell Packard
Black’s Tetroom
Fannie Heminway
Waterloo
Way
National Federation
Hallowe’en
May Keller
Tiarry White
Helen Axtal
Agness Thompson
Side Talks on Family Language and Hidden Phrases
The piece explores how each family develops its own language of allusions and catchwords. It offers examples such as “He shook me from a blonde” and “the clearing up shower” to show phrases born from childhood tales and family traits that bind a household.
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Weare
St. Mary’s
Jane
Halloween Plans and Club Notes From Waterloo News
Community calendar highlights a Halloween masquerade planned for Oct 29 at Memorial Hall. Local clubs host meetings, birthdays, dances, and social events with the Waterloo area named, including the Od Fellows hall dance and various lodge activities.
Homecoming at First M. Church Class of 1
The First M church holds a homecoming Friday evening inviting old and new members of the ship class to attend in the church parlors. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and another dish along with utensils.
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Wiret Lutheran Missionary Society
Mmes
J. L. Weilinger
K. E. Dietel
G. A. Meade
Ee Aes
First M
Town Falls Couple Secretly Wed at Bridge Home
Elmer Cannam of Siloum Springs and Ada A Williams were married at the bridge home by Rev Mrs Sours of the Christian church. The ceremony surprised friends and witnesses included the bride’s daughter and a fiancé, after which the couple left by auto for Duluth Minnesota.
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Town Falls
Elmer EL Cannam
Siloum Springs
Hair Care Advice Warns Against Permissive Practices
The column discusses how sun exposure and drying oil can cause split ends and offers methods to trim and singe affected strands. It warns against risky DIY singing with open flame, promotes clipping or singeing every six weeks, and notes moon phases as a superstition for timing.
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Gioria
Convention Seeks Extra Rooms for Delegates
The Star reports a large convention arriving next week with an estimated 1500 delegates. Hotels near capacity. Russell Lamson and Owenbach full. Elis may have limited spaces later. Private homes are providing 200 rooms and more are sought. delegates start arriving Sunday with a plan to meet trains and escort guests to rooms.
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Em Star
Elis
Boy Fatally Injured by Cow Kick in Charles City
John Toepfer, son of Mrs. Helene Toepfer, was badly injured Monday while milking cows five miles northwest of Charles City. He suffered a crushed skull after a cow kicked and trampling his head. an operation to lift the skull was performed at 2 a.m. He remained unconscious with very slim chances of recovery.
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Charles City
John Toepfer
Helene Toepfer
Here
Toepfer
Tio
September Sets Library Records and Donations in Waterloo
More than 690 new borrowers’ cards issued in September, the largest monthly total in the institute’s history. The library received 60 volumes from local citizens, total circulation reached 16 378 excluding schools, and over 600 reference questions were answered. About 1 000 mounted pictures circulated, chiefly to schools for geography lessons. In Osage Jessons, Dr A S Cross resigned as pastor after five years and will join American Extension University in Los Angeles with a Chicago branch, beginning solicitation of students leading to an executive role.
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Waterloo Pub Hibrary
Institute
Waterloo
Jessons
Osage
A.&. Cross
The
Baptist Church
Hoe
Cross
American Extension University of Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
United States
Canada
Chicago University
Charles City Y M C A Campaign Ends In Success
Charles City Iowa October 17 Successful conclusion announced for the drive to raise 420000 to meet all floating and bonded indebtedness of the YMCA here One hundred forty three persons and corporations pledged gifts payable over three years no obligations beyond campaign expenses of state secretary Fred Hanson and local donors including the Ellis family Hart Parr Co which seeded the effort with a conditional pledge of matching gifts by citizens.
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Charles City
Fred Hanson
C. D. Ellis
Kate Ellis
Gertrude Ellis
Hart- Parr Company
Requisition Heard for Mrs Ada Dawson in St Paul
Hearing set for Oct 24 on a requisition for Mrs Ada Dawson charged with kidnapping her two daughters. She allegedly coaxed the children from school and took them to Minneapolis in a car. Her husband has custody per their divorce. Sheriff H T Wagner will obtain papers from acting Governor John Hammill and travel to St Paul for the hearing. The Missouri mule remark appears as an unrelated ending.
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Adam
Dawson
S T. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
H. T. Wagner
Des Moines
Iowa Bankers’ Association
John Hammill
St. Paul
Nine Women Seven Men On Trial Jury Of District Court
The jury commission drew sixteen new district court jurors this morning nine women and seven men report at 9 a m next Monday for potential empaneling by Judges G W Wood and E G Stiles. The court excused nonpanel jurors until 9 a m next Friday. Names include Waterloo C F Altstadt H A Burns Bertha J Ferris W W Gallup Peter Grady Jennie Green Fannie Griffith Ernest Hurt Agnes Hussey Mrs Lula M Ladage Alban Mantle Hugh McGranahan Ray S Merrill Mrs Etta B Orr Gladyce Shores Cedar Palls Hertha Wise.
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Nixteen
District Court
Veniremen
G. W. Wood
E.G. Stiles
Waterloo
Sumpter Sighting in Charleston Harbor Revealed
An 1861 report notes the Sumpter sailing into Charleston harbor on April 12 1861 marking a notable naval moment in the city.
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Ic Sumpter
Charleston Harbor Way
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Victor Shatffer
Clarksville
Willard Hall
Order of Hastern Star
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Thrish
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W.W. White
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Tarry White
Vo Liss
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Effle Scott
Lina Knapp
Stella Shirtey
Misa Alieen Stewart
Memorial Hall
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Chautauqua Circleo
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Edgar
Allen Yee
Columbia Circle
Westibrary
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Chester Cadwallader
Brandes
Amanda Sassyman
Ernest Hamm
Irene Thiry
Black's Tearoom
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Clarence Wise
Park Avenue West
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Filack
Salt
Hallowe
Black Hawk Lodge
Odd Fellows
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Peter Himmas
Charles Burke
Charles Marlow
J. J. Brennan
Joseph Voel- Nneger
Kenneth Farrell
Christ Episcopal Church
James Parrott
Matt Parrott
T. RR. McCoy
W. W. McFarlane
H. I. Parsons
East Park Presbyterian Church
Oo. F. C
Charles Bell
Charles Breitzman
Walter Bell
Thea
Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Cedar Review
Busy Bee Circle
Anna Dillon
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
West
Peter Daley
Rose Carpenter
Church News
Eastern Star
W. P. Jensen
S. O G. Keller
O. G. Smith
Gospel Hall
W. H. Athletic Field
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Ada Dawson
Bartlett & McFarlans
Missouri
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Times Bidg
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Davenport
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