Evelyn Decker and Marry Gerholt Wed in Waterloo Church Ceremony
Miss Evelyn Decker and Marry Gerholt exchanged nuptial vows Saturday evening at the home of her parents in Waterloo. Rev. J. Arthur Young officiated before about 50 relatives and friends as Asebel Shafer sang at the ceremony. The bride wore white crepe back satin with lace and a wreath of flowers, carrying a bouquet, while her sister Vivian Decker attended as maid of honor in orchid crepe. Leon Campbell served as best man. A two course dinner followed, with the couple later planning a wedding trip to Denver and Manitou, Colorado. They will reside at 623 Allen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pina
Iss Adaline Howe
Mendelssohn
Ruth Bennett
Darlene Handfield
Vivian Decker
Elizabeth
Leon Campbell
Gerholt
Gerkolt
West Hgh School
Gates Business’ College
Freach Amusement, Company
Alice Gerholt
High Street
Renta‘high School
Ilinois Central
Denver
Manitou
Colo
Garholt
Allen-street
Parish to Welcome Father Slattery at Reception Sunday
Parishioners of St Josephs church prepare to greet Father Edward Slattery returning Friday from Europe with a Knights of Columbus hall reception Sunday evening. J T Sullivan and R C Wagner chair the committee. program to include entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Slattery
First Lutheran Sacred Concert Pleases Audience
A Sunday evening concert at West Lutheran church by the First Lutheran choir and guest scholars opened the IC4SO0 program under director Martin Meyda. The church seats were filled as Mr. Heyde praised the performance, noting strong choir and soloist renditions led by Meyde with soloists KR G Slippy, Miss Maude Jacobs, Roy Gillian, Miss Looning Hall, Karl Zellhoefer, Frieda Schmidt, Miss Gretchen Taylor, and Miss Adamus on organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lutheran Church
Martin Meyda
Heyde
Salo
KR. G. Slippy
Maud
Kitchen Shower for Miss Goldie Nation in Geneseo
Miss Goldie Nation to wed Harold Massee in Geneseo as kitchen shower guests Sylvia Nation Mildred Liebert hostesses at Oma Nation home. Decorations yellow white ferns and Buapdragons. Guests hemmed towels and played games. Abs Oma Nation helped serve.
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Sylvia
Nation
Mildred Liebert
Oma Nation
Geneseo
Goldie Nation
Harold Massee
Seymour Massee
Nashua
Abs. Oma Nation
I. B. Russell
Church News Roundup of Wednesday and Tuesday Meetings
Read about several Congregational church circles hosting all day and afternoon gatherings this week. Daughters of Plymouth Milueth, Wahian’s at First Congregational, and Kensington Aid at Grace Methodist plan luncheons, sewing, and bazar prep. Mrs. Fogel, Mrs. Morfan, Mrs. Cowin, and Mrs. Holdtman lead these activities through midweek. William Thomson presides Caledonia Society meeting Tuesday evening at 7:45.
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Jack Fogel Daughters
Plysmouth
Plymleuth
B. L. Hotton
First Congregational Church
J. Richmond Mor
Beauty chats a scalp treatment and grooming tips
The article urges daily brushing for a healthy scalp and hair, warning against over washing when brushing is done. It recommends sturdy, long bristled brushes, proper cleaning, and avoiding cheap gear, plus cautions about cosmetic remedies like freckle lotions and toner cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gressing
Mrs Langlas to Preside at Y W C A Workers Meeting
Mrs W I Langlas president of the board will open the Y W C A workers conference at 4 PM Tuesday in the association building. Sessions run through supper hour with reports on new members since Oct 14 and comprehensive committee presentations. Speakers include Mrs W W Lytle and others with general discussion and assembly singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Langlas
Workers’ Conference
Young Women's Chrlatian Association
Nationary Y. W. C
Milwaukee
Ovl
W. W. Lytle
World Fellowship
Willa Johnson
Marjorie Marsh
CG. W. Kirkpatrick
Ftulph Hoxie
S. Bunnell
H. G. Northey
Hf. C. Wilbur
Misa Florence L. Brinton
Gates
Black
Astor’s private railroad to show guests estate tour
Vincent Astor had a railroad constructed to guide visitors around his estate. A six foot locomotive was built to pull a two-car passenger train for tours.
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Rhineberk
Woo
Get
Vincent Astor
Fill Estate
Tea Hall
Milky Doug
City in Brief: Waterloo News Roundup and Local Snippets
Edythe Heitter returns to Chicago after Waterloo visit. Four minor auto incidents reported with no injuries. Dr. and Mrs. Reuling stay in Chicago for a week for a medical convention. Clothes theft at 1202 Columbia. Four homeless seek shelter at city jail. most inmates in weeks. Miss Florence Plefler to Iowa City for state social work conference. returns Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks and son William back from a two week motor trip to Lake Francis and West Union. Mrs. S. B. Dietrick returns to Waterloo to live with sister-in-law. Five thousand tons of coal to be stored at central railroad yards by Nov 15. A boy named Evart Johnson sought aid after arriving at the station. his parents located on Bramanor Street. Mrs. C. J. Miller and party return from Des Moines after watching West High vs West Des Moines. Signal stop work proceeds at Lafayette Fourth, Franklin Fourth, Commercial Fourth, and Jefferson Fourth intersections. each to go into operation when installed.
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Edythe Heitter
Chicago
Waterloo
F. H. Reuling
Columbia Street
Gertie M. Clouse
Florence Plefler
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Iowa City
Angual State Conference of Social Work
F. J. Fairbanks
William
Rebel Avenue
Lake Francis
Minn
West Union
Tiliaots Central
U. A. Brown
I Hols Central
Evat Johnson
Bramoner
C. J. Miler
Dorotha
Vivian Tarpy
Leone Mowbray
Virginia Gatlow
Des Moines
Mre. Miller
Harold HH. Strayer
Lafayette
Fourth Streets
Franklin and
Fourth
Commercial
Bridge
Jefferson and
John Ibling
Street
Wassell
Satur
Rh. Albright
John Ginsburg
Dorothy Condit
Imi &. Cenai
Charles Shelley
California
Ceday Falls
Edward Leavitt
Chel- Sen
Ron
Leavitt
Larksville
Cedar Falls
Karli
Nolte
Han- Fell
Dorothy i
Guth Barkdol
Wiljinny Reed
Winding
Ahe
Anes
Perrine
Journal of American
Seth Tele
New York
Walnut
Tonedea
Col
Alt
Brutseh
Nick Kutyah
Ulty
Siowx City
Hull
la Porte City
Marc
HL Bahr
Willian Aforris
Alfa Memorial Hospital
Morrlarealde
Roy King Farm
Afra
Afont Fossato
Cheir Farm
Town
W. D. Scivin
John
Burlington
Mors
OL. Haire
James Jenks
Waterios
Haire
Four states to send delegates to Cedar Falls retail meeting
Cedar Falls Oct 19 Interstate Retail Secretaries association will send 35 representatives from Minnesota Illinois Nebraska and towns to its seventh annual convention opening Wednesday. The conference sessions conclude Thursday at Commercial headquarters Charles C Mange Albert Lea Minnesota is president and Stussell DeGon Waterloo secretary Rev Alrian Deer Baptist pastor will address delegates and serve on committees.
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Cedar Fally
Interstate Retail Secretaries’ Association
Minnesota
Illinois
Nebraska
Ttepeng
Alrian C. Deer
First Baptist Church
Ames
EL B. Frye
Hi. J. Shutts
Judge Boles and Wood Open Delaware Court Morning
Judge Wood opens the new Delaware county term in Manchester while Judge Boles recovers from a risk of injury. Wood expects to preside soon as Stiles finishes a jury trial, then may return home.
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Judge Boles
Judge Wood
Delaware
Hi. B. Boles
Waterloo Man Speaks at Ames Collegiate Methodist Dedication
W. Or. Sameson of Waterloo spoke at the dedication of the Collegiate Methodist church on the Town State college campus in Ames yesterday. C. A. Morting of Kimmersburg, newly appointed superior court justice of Iowa, gave the principal address. The church, to cost about $100 000, will be a prominent Ames building with a main auditorium seating 1,200.
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W. OR. Sameson
Waterloo
Collegiate Methodist Church
Town State College
Ames
C. A. Morting
Kimmersburg
Supresig Court
Towa
Police Notes Show Weekend Court Penalties and Local Incidents
Police notes detail weekend transgressions with penalties in court led by Judge J C Beem. An item from Keokuk Iowa reports a wagon wreck where a horse drawn wagon damaged a truck bed after attempting to avoid the horses. Council Bluffs Iowa notes tourists travel despite cold, with the tourist park hosting several parties nightly and 3,445 cars registered for the season. A Cedar Rapids city police notice reports a runaway girl found after search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Grulls
Community Club Guests at Mrs Ryan Farm Home
Edith Adton reports from Porte City area on Oct 14 as the Community Club met at Mrs Pred Rabus farm southwest of town with 29 members and five visitors. Refreshments were served, and the group planned a two week adjourned meeting. Various social notices accompany the event.
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Community Club
Ryan
Lat Porte City
Pred Rabu
Tohn Hulu
Mix
WR. Morgan
J. Pox
Kois
Me Kosterk
Abu
J. Reamouns
Vinton to Be Terminal of Rock Island Trains
Vinton will become the Rock Island system terminal for all passenger service from the branch line south. The decision, announced by officials, states trains will handle passengers here while freight continues on existing routes. A roundhouse location is undecided but likely.
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Applejack
Teachers College
Hazel Strayer
Vinton
Rock Island Traina
Vinton, A
Oficiuin
Hoek Teliudaehand
Vonton
Thyria
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Henry V Ner
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Mr. Miler
Soha ‘Yeoman
Truman Emerson
Rs. Forreste
George Forrester
Erwin MMc- Sluis
Gur Brooks
Mc- Glunis
Daughtera of
Galleia—Meating
Nk. C
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Qardy
Clyde Hui
Folug
Dirs
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Hol Callahan
Airs
Charles ‘Martin
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W. H. Frisbey
Hallowe’en
William Ralterman
R. Kosnopfat
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Church News
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Stacyville
Buchanan
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San Diego
Bell Wise
Independence Avenue
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Rea Thad
C. W. Bruner
Salle
Phono
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P. BE. O
Misses Hoagland
WS. H. Crane
8. O. Bailey
W. B. Fazan
Ons Patterson
Tas Patterson
College Hill
Soldiers’ Orphans Home
College
Twenty-third
College Streets
Samuel Patterson
George Hollig
Berg Drug Company
Home Social and Literary Society of
Lions Club
Black Hawk
POST
Bran
Sree
Ames Church
J.C. Beem
Keokuk
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Fia Porte City
Edith Adton
Ta -Porte
Cotus
Mionet
Mo Adhiuis
Paabeh Sein
Lehman
Shi Club
Hemnsworth
Progressive 500
Mr. S
Atrs
Tatiphe
Briday
Progressive 600
Pestore
Rev
W. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Wits Thule Church
AD Trograny
Ays Th Passio
Jd Bradfield
Min
Ashley
Braadfent Ives
Long Beach
Cal
Renn Brad Nelda
Bruce Gates
Shelby Fuss
Ashity
Towa City
Sateunday
Wumin Clive
Cling Stahnke
Daytona Beast
Blu
Kate
Heli
Japan
Fowler Co
Wrigley
Fim
Notime
Department of Ahge
Kitele
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waverloo
BOGK
Wast
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