Marriage of Katherine Cerpenter and Leo J Keegan
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Katherine Cerpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Getty to Leo J Keegan son of Mr and Mrs T B Keegan at Sacred Heart Church with Rev J M Molloy officiating. The gown, bridal party, music, reception at Willard hall, and guests from out of town are detailed along with future plans and local club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cerpenter
Ira Getty
Leo J. Keegan
T. B. Keegan
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Della ‘Tritz
Keegan
West High
Ant
Laurence and
Theodore Keegan
John ‘Trem
B. F. Smith
C. 5. Stover
John Ronseur
la ‘Porte’ City
R. C. Carpenter
J. W. Thompson
Frank Hardman
Garl Odell
Chicago
Odell
Cedar Falls
S. Rh. .Green
Charles City
Charles Gael
Ackley
Earl Beebe
Flint
Mick
F. L. Douglas
Elevore
Des Moines
Etian Beebe
Daze Toma
Ela
Earl
Gaeli
Georgia
Red Cross Woman's Life Saving Corps Organized Here
The Red Cross forms a Woman's Life Saving Corps in Waterloo with 60 members. Officers include Mrs. Rudolph as president and Mrs. Bryant as vice president. Swimming classes to be held Fridays at East High School pool, life saving tests planned, plus committee work to support young women in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Woman's Athletic, Association of Waterloo
C. J. Rudolph
L. W. Bryant
H. O Chapman
M R. Cook
Shepherd
R. G. Smock
East High School
H. “C. Chapman
Cleansing Powder Advice and Hair Care Tips
A beauty column by Edna Bent Forbes offers practical skin and hair guidance. It discusses a cleansing powder recipe using wheat or cornstarch borax almond meal and soap, plus a method to open pores, apply powder, and finish with ice. Hair tips advise loose overnight braids for scalp ventilation and sleeping without a pillow. The piece also notes nervous spells and breathing exercises as self help.
Generosity and hardship in local lives
A reader’s tale contrasts generous outsiders with fair dealing versus consequences for spouses and families. It cites a craftsman who won’t press for payment, a community worker driven to breakdown by others’ sacrifice, and tenants hurt by well meaning landlords. The piece explores unintended harm from kind acts within domestic partnerships.
Rotary Plans Armistice Day Observance at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Rotarians will observe Armistice Day with a weekly luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Bruce Gates chairs a committee preparing a tentative program featuring a Brain talk by Rotary members and several musical numbers. The committee will meet tomorrow noon to discuss plans. The team includes Al Led Head, M. L. Bowman, Glenn Weston, Tom Buchanan, and Fred Adarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Ba
Russell-Lamson
Bruce Gates
Rotary
West Bif Feaside
Mr. Gates
Mr.Gates
M. L. Bowman
Glenn Weston
Tom, Buchanan
Fred Adarus
Tares Man Charged With Larceny Back To Ottumwa
Hilton 704 Ackerman Street was taken to Ottumwa last night on a warrant charging larceny. He was arrested yesterday by Chief Young on advice from Ottumwa police. An officer arrived to take charge of the prisoner. Ottumwa officers say Hilton, with a man named Rex Pord, stole spendometers from automobiles. Hilton, recently from Ottumwa, had been employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLM
Hilton
Ackermantistreet
Ottumwa
Young
Iaw
Rex 'Por
Boy Scouts Hold Big Round Up at Cedar River Park
About 356 Waterloo Scouts will meet at Cedar River Park on November 21 to end the troop efficiency contest with an educational Round Up. Marion Kenneally, Round Up committee chairman, says the event marks the first in a series of demonstrations of scouting activities for the year. Prizes will be awarded to winning troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cédar River Park
Marion Kenneally
Ted
Boy Scouts of America
Funeral Plans For King Alexander Of Greece
Athens reports funeral services arranged for the late King Alexander to be held Friday with attendance expected from the crown prince of Sweden and other diplomats. The king’s death is attributed to lung congestion and heart strain after a period on artificial support. His final moments were spent seeking to embrace his wife as he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Athens
Alexander
Sweden
Greece
Tato
Thel
Stavro
Metaxas
Thes
Olga
Death notices and social notices from Geneseo and Waterloo region
William Knowles 61 died at his home in Waterloo from heart disease after a long illness. Born October 6 1869 in Cedar Falls, he lived in the area all his life and worked as a gardener. Surviving relatives include brothers Harry and Leonard, sisters Mrs Latton and Mrs Collins, children Harvey Ray and Mrs Hell and Miss row, nine grandchildren, with funeral arrangements pending. Mrs George French 52 died of epilepsy after a long illness. she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Melendy, married in 1895 to George M French who died in 1910. She leaves three children Harry Arthur and others. siblings Frank Lou Arthur and Charles. funeral plans filed for Towne funeral home. Notes on local events include a church dirt-digging project at the basement, Freeman Higa’s hospital visit, B I Shores receiving pledge requests to repeal foreign language laws, and various social visits and travel among residents in Hansell, Jamesville, Chariton, and surrounding towns. The Geneseo item reports Miss Ruth Boyd at Cedar Falls studying, with several local residents traveling and visiting, and a note on air mining machinery for a mine improving transport time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knowles
North Barclay
Mr. Knowles
Cedar Falls
North Barclay Street
Harry
Jink
Leonard
Sioux City
William Latton
Waterloo
Ada Collins
Harvey
Dunkerton
Ray
Will Hell
Lime Spring
Jon Otrow
Kistner
South Dakota
Irving L. Baumgartner
George - French
George ‘French
Endine
H. Melendy
George M. French
Riehl Street
Arthur
Comger Street
Frenk
Lou
Wateriog
Orie
Gharies
Shell Rock
Faz
Mand ‘Nash
Chirokee
Towne Funeral Home Geet Eimoam
Jamesville
Susan Blottér
Cleora
Wetherill
Hansell
Freeman Higa
Mattoon
Holme
HaeSvile
Geo. Conway Ana
Ighilaten
Gladys
Weterloo
Emma Briden
Will Mak
J. B. Schmist
Clara Weber
Mildred
Davis
BO. Squirer
Fay
Man
Chester
BuUto
M. E
Suss
James
Local civic notes and city official movements
J C Hilemay left yesterday in a touring car for Kokomo Indiana. J P Eves, city milk inspector, visits Kossuth County calf club work. E S Estes attends Minnesota Buttermaking convention at St Paul. Macartney to lecture on The Landing of the Pilgrims at 7 30. Cohagan to return from Blakesburg after death of father. Orr spoke on Salesmanship at Black’s tearoom. Harry Reed on M C A educational program. Rural carrier exam Nov 27 at La Porte City Waterloo Cedar Falls. Black Hawk County vacancies possible. Moore-Young Construction starts nine miles of Benton County concrete paving next week. GE Young in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Hilemay
Kokomo
Ind
J. P. Eves
Kossuth County
S.A. Cohagan
M. GA
Blakesburg
Big Father
Orr
Bions Club
Black’s
Harry Reed
M. C.A
la Porte City
Watertoo
Cedar Falls
Black Ha
Moore-Young’ Construction
Cor
Paty
Benton County
Young
Roumanian railroads seek U.S. workers for traffic rebuild
In Bucharest on October 5 Associated Press reports severe congestion in Roumania's rail and transit system. Crowded trains force passengers to ride roofs and bumpers with equal fares. Rolling stock shortages from wartime loss require American railroad workers to help reconstruct tracks, bridges, canals, and harbors for extensive reequipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Associated Press
Balkans
Rovumania
Romania
Transylvania
Bessara
Germany
Putilietor
Roumenia
Roumanian Railway
Grain Growers Seek Funds For Global Crop Data
Chicago report notes Congress will be asked by the National Grain Dealers Association to furnish Agriculture Department funds for collecting farm product information from major nations. A two day conference of association officers and Washington experts led to plans to relay data on price shifts, weather, and crop conditions worldwide to farmers through existing agencies and possibly globally stationed crop specialists. The aim is to give farmers fuller information to anticipate market changes amid rising costs and global supply and demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
National Grain Dealers’ ‘Association
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Combined Crop Reporting Service
November Solar Eclipse Explained For Readers
A historical note explains that November brings a solar eclipse when the new moon aligns with the line of nodes. It describes partial visibility across North America and the need for eye protection to view the event safely. It also outlines why eclipses occur and how the moon's orbital plane interacts with the ecliptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North “America
Gulf
Florida
Utah
United States
Tyre
Earth
Moon
How News Reaches on Election Night in the U S
Uncle Harry explains how presidential election results are gathered and reported on election night. He describes roles of newspapers, news associations, correspondents, and political party HQs in compiling and delivering returns from cities, towns, and counties to predict the winner by midnight. He notes delays can occur when votes remain in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Uncle Harry
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Joe
California
Minnesota
Associated Press
United Press
New York City
Sen. Harding
Gov. Cox
United States
Elmwood Cemetery sale and real estate transfers listed
Abstract of property moves shows Elmwood Cemetery association transfer to Charler Green and several lot sales in McNellis and Cedar Falle additions. Notices include revocable values and lot dimensions with blocks 2 9 and 20 and references to Cedar Place Annié Kemp and other properties in Waterloo and Wadena regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye Maw
Abstrac
Jaxa Bisa
Gran Ace
Terloo
Seregeacad
Hellopeter Ito
Naan de Lulu Stickney
Maude Lamb
Sanz
Waterloo
Wadena Stidlwagon
Holm
Youth-ify Gray Hair Promises Instant Restorative Color
A vintage advertorial touts Brownstone hair treatment to restore faded gray and streaked hair to former color. It claims instant, harmless results in shades from light brown to black, selling two-pack options and a free trial offer via Kenton Pharmacal in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacal
Coppin
Covington
Waterlo o Evening Cancies Pattern Advertisement
An 1870s style advertisement offers patterns from the Courrier with a 15 cent price. It describes pattern 3204 Mother’s Girl with sizes 6 to 12 years and notes fabric options like serge, taffeta, satin, and wool blends. It promises delivery within ten days after ordering and includes details on sleeves, plastron, and style features.
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Society News
Reberta
Pr. T. A. Sowell
Parent- Teachers' S Association of Lowell
Nancén Davly
Janice Whodbury J
Mark Waiters
Douglas
Mary Bird
Hallowe'’En
Ieatson
Mildréed Anderson
Carmelita Calherwood
Lucile Heckel
Mildred Wittick
Cieta Darey
Jretreva Club
Petrola Club
W.J. Dempsey
Favors
Gene Payton
Henry Kruée
Charles Lewis
Hallowe'en
Dempsey
Christ Episcopa
Ernest B. Mousey
Christ Episcopal Church
South Dekate
Williams
B. B. Club
Bert Smith
Eli Cameron
Carl Vikum
Jane Wade
Ad Ko
Majel
Majel.guild
FE. Morris
GC. Forney
Siapland
Corps Int
Red Cross Woman’s Life Saving Corps
Benefic
Comnitech
Haressef
Association
Ana
Bits
FBI
Sul
Sian
B. Beles
Mies ‘Qhaver
Wilbur
Ses Batley Mack
McDermott
Boges, We. H
Charles Bighmey
Adrenield Kies Ii. Young
W. R. Cole
W. JH. Teeth
AW. Wyant
Mman
Mmes_N. bi
Minneapolis
Minn
Laferette Street
M. E.—Deborah Society
H. G. Phinney
Thomas Reader
James A. Cook
Eliza O'Dell
Laura Webb
Parent-Teacher Association of Whittier School
Beauty
Edna Bent -Forbes
Lequizien
Bethea
Ruth Cameron
Mis
Aek
Tares Man
BOY Scouts
Edraa
King
Janesville
Geneseo
N . Meeker
Alice
Lambert
J.K. Thompson
Ruth Boyd
Town State Teachers College
R. J. Bragonier
Claud Mitchell
R. B. Mckihiney
Beth Lambert
David Ward
Lucile
Traer
C. W.stouffer
Fred Lockard
Wisconsin
Mary Heller
Robert Mitchell
Buchanan's
Orgen B. Rowell
Ae Paul
Mre. Rowell
Pacific
Count E. S. Estes
Dairy Sattle Congress
St A
Macartney
Arenlogather Presbyterian Rem
Dr.c.3. Brainin
Columbia University Observatory
Data of the Solar
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Wyo
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