Married Altenberger Larsen in Nashua church
Miss Vichs M. Larsen and Eugene Altenberger wed at The Little Brown Church in Nashua in a ring ceremony led by Rev A C Killesgaard. The bride wore a dark twill suit with violet accents. both families attend Reinbeck and Pittsburgh roots noted. After a wedding trip to Chicago and New York, the couple will reside in Verona, Pennsylvania after Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenberger-Larsen
Vichs M. Larsen
Eugene Iy
Altenberger
Little Brown
Nashua
A. C. Killesgaard
Cadar Falls
Thorvald Larsen
Reinbeck
Waterloo Business College
Teljer
First Sasings Bank
Reinberk
Conrad Altenberger
Pittsburgh
Carpegis Institute of Technology
H. Croppers Company
Chicago
New York
Verona
What Do You Want Most in Life The Best Buy of Al
A writer explores desires beyond money, listing peace of mind a comfortable home access to books music lectures travel and practical clothing. The piece contrasts a wish for a stylish car with stronger aims like security, culture, and personal satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Mat
Etter
Gan Alford
Which Cold Cream In Winter And Facial Care Advice
Reader questions about winter facial care and three types of cold cream. Includes recipes for tissue building cleansing and vanishing creams with warnings about hair growth and substitutions, plus at home guidance on toning and occasional professional treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. RE. M.c
Church Women Host Various Missions Meetings Around Town
Delta Ganiwna Rho Sunday school class met at the home of Leona Wester for a business session. Women of First Baptist and Graves Memorial groups held guest nights and programs with piano duets and missionary plays. A Halloween party was planned at George Bovey's home. Members were urged to bring offerings for home missions and a fruit shower was scheduled for Franciscan sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Rolf Sucagrass
Comer
Jdla P Eller
Presvidvot
Lou Wunty
Snodgrass
Wlimo ‘Egeliston
George Wright
Delta Ganiwna Rho
First Mapist Church
Women’s Society of First Baptist Church
Merie la Ikue
CG. J. Mayes
E. Felcher
W. E. Thompson
Charles Eby
Myrtle Crane
Helen Bissell
Burma
Florence ‘Taylor
Home Mission
Maxine Keseler
W. N. Ransch
Woman's Missionary Association
St. Mary’s Church
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Recap
Bonabridge club met yesterday with Mrs J L Brannon and honored the birthday hostess. Dinner guests and hosting duties noted. Happy Hour club luncheon at Mrs F J Bighmey's with guests Mrs M J Brewster Mrs Lewis Johnson and Miss Blanche Duc. Columbia circle discussed Emerson Hawthorne and Thorpe in library studies with readings from The Scarlet Letter. Grant circle held a supper before study and will meet next Monday with Mrs Cadwallader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonabridge Club
J. L. Brannon
Brannon
F. J. Hacker
F. J. Bighmey
Happy Hour Club
M. J. Brewster
Dubuque
Lewis Johnson
Harrisburg
Blanche Duc
Philadelphia
Minaes
A. L. Alexander
Paul Wightney
Emerson
Hawthorne
Thorfau
Columbia Circle
Library West
Grant Circle
Levening
Chester Cadwallader
City in Brief items from the Eastern Star visit and local events
Notices of Eastern Star convention visitors Mrs. Will Jenks and Mrs. Mathilda Peterson. building permits issued for garages. residents listed for quarantine due to scarlet fever. Creighton freshman Eugene Smith pledged to Phi Rho Sigma. strangers reported en route to Los Angeles. expansion at Black Hawk Painting with 415 Fourth street west building. legal notes on Harry Chapman and liquor nuisance case. Fire Chief Ray Tiller’s station room being prepared. auto collision at Park Avenue and Water Street. hemp doubt as to its use. a pup involved.
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Will Jenks
Tipton
J. A. Townsley
Mathilda Peterson
Des Moines
Dorothy Rae
Be & Cowles
Mullan West
Roy Gilley
Lane
Helen Buchner
Manson Sreet
Richard Parris
Eleventh Street West
Eugene Smith
Medical College of
Creighton University
Omaha
Phi Rue Sigma
F. P. Wadsen
R. E. Wood
Waterloo
McPherson
Kan
Los Angeles
Fourth Street
Black Hawk Painting Company
Casheer Bros
Harry Chapman
Supreme Court
Ray Tiller
International Convention of Fire Chiefs
Atlantic City
Station No
H. Glessner
Fifth Street
Mark Arend
Second Street
Park Avenue
Water Street
Dr Fullerton 74 Dies in Los Angeles After Short Illness
Dr J Fullerton aged 74 died in a Los Angeles hospital after a gall bladder ailment. He began practice at Raymond Iowa about 46 years ago, later moving to Waterloo and gaining prominence in medical and civic circles. He retired to California several years ago and his funeral will be held in Waterloo with burial near Los Angeles. He was survived by his widow and daughters while numerous relatives are listed.
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J. Fullerton
Raymond
Los Angeles
Cal
Almer Parker
R. A. Hall
Dr. Fullerton
Tome
Charles B. McWilliams
Theodore Askey
San Antonio
Tex
HR. L. Hall
Waterloo
Edward Birns
la Crosse
Wis
P. J., Dupo
Tus
K. M. Went
Columbus
S. B
Eris
Parker
K. Frantz
H. Shellhamer
Cambridge Springs
L. L. Jonas
Portland
Ore
O. J. Fullerton
French Creek Valley
Cambridge
Miller
Iowa
University of Iowa
Fullerton
State Board of Health
Security Savings Bank
Waterloo Chautauqua Assembly
Chautauqua Park
Assembly
Grace M. BA Church
Horton
California
Mary I. Catkins
Pennsylvania
Cor Hiss
Officials Selected for East High Cedar Rapids Game
East High and Cedar Rapids authorities prepared official assignments for the upcoming football game on east field next Saturday afternoon. The listed referees include Glenn Smith from Wisconsin and Chicago universities and Ellsworth College, M K B Stauffer of Chicago M C A College now Marshalltown YMCA director, and Q B Cantres Carlton College graduate and Iowa State Teachers College coach. Capacity roles remain undecided though Cowins is anticipated as headline official.
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East Field
Glenn Smith
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ellsworth College
M. K B. Stauffer
Marshalltown
Carlton College
Iowa State Toachers
East Nigh
Cedar Rapids
East
Judge Harry Olson to Speak on Criminal Psychology Monday
Judge Harry Olson of Chicago, renowned for criminal psychology insights, will headline the East High lecture series Monday evening. He will discuss Psychology as Related to Criminals, sharing views from his Chicago bench experience and his tests of mental calibre for defendants.
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Harry Olson
Chicago
Municipal Court
East High
Olson
G. W. Wood
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Farmer Injured When Plowshare Strikes Rock Near Hudson
Floyd Sargeant was thrown from a plow and dragged by horses on his Hudson area farm after the share struck a hidden rock. He reached Presbyterian Hospital in Waterloo last evening with no fractures but serious bruising and possible internal injuries. He is reported improving after the accident.
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Floyd Sargeant
Hudson
Presbyterian Hospital
Sargeant
Waterloo
Pilowshare
Police Hunt Man Who Coaxed Girl Into Auto
Five year old Geraldine Warling was lured into a stranger's car while playing on Lafayette Street and found unharmed in the Sycamore Street area hours later. She described the man as middle aged and the motive remains under police investigation. The child was returned to her relieved parents after a bystander sheltered her.
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Geraldine
Pred Warling
Lafayette Street
Sycamore Street
Altho
Fire alarms at residential and prairie blaze prompt response
Firemen answered a 3 pm alarm at 131 Gable Street for rubbish in a basement catching fire with no damage. A prairie fire near the C R L and P coal chutes by the city limits was extinguished on a still alarm. A 1930 fur spending total is reported by Bronson Insurance.
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L. S Hall
Gable Street
Waterloom Patterns and Fashion Mail Order Ad 1923
Water lookalike ad offers up-to-date Courier patterns from the Fashion Department. It details pattern orders by mail, with prices 12 to 16 cents and delivery within about ten days. The notice promotes a practical apron style for young girls, sized 6 8 10 and 12, and includes material estimates for a 10 year size.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waa
Terloo
Liquor Charges Lead to Fines and Hearings in Court
A widow charged with liquor sales was fined 100 dollars plus costs after a judge gave partial suspension on the sentence. Six alleged bootleggers arrested in a police campaign were bound over to district court on 500 dollar bonds, except Tim O’Neil released on 100. Exi Troyer Ernest Lawless David Bender Laster Chevalier Ike Gray also bound over.
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QO. B. Courtright
Exi _ Troyer
Ernest Lawless
David Bender
Laster Chevalier
Ike Gray
Hoot Gibson Stars in Blinky at the Palace
Hoot Gibson appears as a young cavalry lieutenant in Blinky an adaptation of Gene Markeys novel at the Palace theatre Esther Ralston Elinor Field DeWitt Jennings and Mathilde Brundage lead a large supporting cast deliver a mix of thrills and laughs in the new film.
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Hoot Gibson
Universal Star
Blinky
Palace Theatre
Gibson
Gene Markey
Esther Ralston
Elinor Field
DeWitt Jennings
Mathilde Brundage
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Efe Schuneman
Lows State Teachers College
Unidor
Home and Educational Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Légion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Bess
W. H. Wilson
J. G. McAlvin
Aterngon
Amivue Club
W. Weaver
Alerey
Chib
Ihali
Finney
Lizzie Hooks
Irene Duta
Ecommities
Lamar P. Linnark Grocery
Opal Pender
Wellington Street
Pender
Teskia
Aanes
G. L. Willmanland
W. O'Hair
Foamer
Biss
Maxine Thomason
Mark ©. Smith
Hallowe'en
Mra. C. J
Rudolph Willl
Black’s Tearoom
Elizabeth Stewart
Pearl
GC. M. Burnley
Jesup
Stewart
O. E
Gannen Canp
K. of C. Hall
Coourt
Helen Clark
Elia
Gannon
Our Lady of Victory Court
J. R. Sims
Charga
Uey
New England
Church News
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark’s Church
Mary Horton
First M
Milton Nogegles
Buchanan
Mnes
Germany
Farmer
Police Hunt
Geraldine Werling
Flay Sata
Bronson Im Gtreance Agency
Pimnesse
United States
Ccas
Army Life Thrills
Palace
Altstas & Langlas Baking CO
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