Vera Morse Marries Theory McNamee in Quiet Society Rites
Vera Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs B Morse united in marriage to Theory McNamee son of Mr and Mrs Tiny McNamee on Sunday in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. Miss Mary Pitts and Cecil Smith were attendants. Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin played by Mrs H dy Bard en. The bride wore a white crepe gown and carried roses with lavender and white. A dinner followed. Both graduates of Hast High school were active in band and orchestra. They will reside in Water On after a wedding trip.
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Vera Morse
B. ‘Morse
Probably Flunked Detrait News Edison Query
A fragment from Detrait News reflects on legal skill and invention. It ponders how 49 established inventors might fare with the Edison inquiry, suggesting uncertainty about expertise after the bar exam and the challenge of lasting insight.
Klingaman Family Farewell Picnic Honors Local Women
Relatives from Klingaman and Standish families held a farewell picnic in Byrnes park for Miss Alice Klingaman and Miss Blanche Klingaman who depart tonight for Pomona California. Alice has taught there and resumes teaching next week. Accompanying them are Miss Frances Miller and Miss Helen Miller of Orange township. Helen Miller heads to Pasadena. The Klingaman parents plan to move to the west coast later in the fall or early winter.
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Klingaman
Standish
Byrnes Park
Tarawell
Alice
Blanche Klingaman
Orange Township
Pomona
Cal
Lucille Knowles Weds M. E. Knott
Miss Lucile Knowles daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Knowles married Merrill E Knott son of Mr and Mrs John Knott in a single ring ceremony at First Evangelical church officiated by Rev O M Yaggy. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Claire C Barclay. The Knotts plan a motor trip to Cleveland and other eastern cities and will reside at Lichty apartments after Sept 1.
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Lucile Knowles
Harvey Knowles
Merrill £. Knott
John Knott
First Evangelical Church
O. M. Yaggy
Claire C. Barclay
East High School
Town State Teachers College
Smith, Lichty 45 Human Ca
Genevieve Powell Weds C. C. Barclay
Mrs W M Powell announces the marriage of Genevieve Powell to Glalre C Barclay son of Mrs Lucretia Barclay at the Baptist church Waverly Friday Aug 30 at 8 pm The couple will reside at 226 Campbell avenue after Oct 1 Attendants were Lucille Knowles and Merrill Haodt. The bride and groom both worked at Pioneer National Bank with Genevieve a former East High graduate and Glalre a West High graduate.
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W. M. Powell
Genevieve
Glalre ‘C. Barclay
Lucretia Barclay
Hammond Avenue
the Baptist Church
Waverly
Friedt
Lucille. Knowles
Merrill Haodt
Waterloo
Barclay
Chicago
Points
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Campbell Avenue
East High School
Pioneer National Bank
West High School
Pioneer Bank
Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club Picnic And Dinners
Tuesday afternoon features a Garden Club picnic with luncheon for Mrs A BE Rumsey and various Daughters of Civil War Veterans events at Memorial Hall and Nonpareil Bridge club. Evening includes Women’s Benefit Association at KC hall Bunshine, Rebekah lodge Waterloo, and a business professionals club dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Fidelity class at First ME church and official board at First MB church.
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Garden Club
A. BE
Rumsey
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial
H BE
Pullen
Noble
Grand
Chile
Women’s Societies Grace M church to Meet Wednesday
The Women’s societies at Grace M church plan an all day meeting to begin their year’s work. Hore Missionary group opens at 10:90 with Mrs Nellie Brooks reviewing Dr Robert Russa Moton’s What the Negro Thinks. A noon picnic lunch follows hosted by Mrs J Dumond and Mrs B D Yahnke.
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Women's Societies
Grace M. ‘E.church
Hore Missionary Society
Nellie Brooks
Robert. Russa Moton
J. Dumond
B.D. Yahnke
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. A. Ferguson
Foreign Missionary Society
G. Mller
Margaret Miller
Labor Day Picnic at Nauman Cottage Sans Souci
The George Nauman cottage Sans Souci hosted the annual Labor Day picnic today with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Johnson, and other local families. House guest Mrs F Blocklinger of Dubuque joined as an out-of-town guest.
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George Nauman
Sans Souci
Herve
H. M. Reed
Walter Johnson
E.G. Johnson
J. D. Easton
David Mckee
Alfred Longley
CG. W. Chapman
R. A. Folk
West Union Couple United in Marriage
Miss Agnes Saltsgiver daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Saltsgiver wed Clifford Bishop son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bishop in a Presbyterian ceremony performed by Rev J Krebs The bride a high school graduate 4 H worker and former student at Upper Town university has been teaching The groom works in tearing Daughters of Civil War Veterans hold regular meeting at Memorial hall with dinner for comrades wives widows and order members followed by a program
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Courier
West Union
Agnes Saltsgiver
Max Saltsgiver
Clifford Bishop
Harry Bishop
Presbyterian
J. ©. Krebs
Upper Town University
Bishop
Daughters of CG. W. VI
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Fidelity class meeting at First M church tomorrow
Regular Fidelity class gathering to be held at the home of Miss Martha Weyand 1017 Fifth Street West. A picnic supper at 6:30, members to bring sandwiches silverware dishes and another dish. A business meeting follows. Official board of First M B Church to meet tomorrow at 7 30 for conference year closing business.
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Fidelity Class
Martha Weyand
Fifth Street
First M. ~B. Church
Waterloo Garden Club
A. E. Rumsey
Fourth Street West
Hints In Beauty Care Face Powders
Practical guide on when to wear face powder for different roles. Suggests using light and dark powders to avoid a heavy look, warns against overuse, and offers skincare tips such as cucumber treatment and gentle cleansing. Includes lifestyle tips for women and nutrition guidance for growth.
Marie Gerath and John Herald Married at Cresco
Miss Marie A Gerath daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Gerath of Dimock South Dakota and John E Herald son of Mr and Mrs P M Herald of Cresco were married at St Josephs Church Cresco by Rev J P Wagner at 7 am. Attendants were Miss Agnes Herold and Carlyle Herold. The bride wore a yellow satin frock with lace and carried white gentian and Yves. bridesmaids bouquet was ophelia roses. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned a motor trip to South Dakota to visit relatives. The bride will remain as office secretary for the Howard County Farm Bureau. groom works for Blanchard Oil Co. in Cresco. Out of town guests included the bride’s parents and Miss Catherine Meyer Dimock South Dakota Miss Edna Sharer Albany Dr and Miss Veronica Keller Arboy.
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Courier &Pedal Service
Cresco
Marie A. Gerath
Peter Gerath
Dimock
John E. Herald
P. M. Herald
St. Joseph's Shareh
J.P
Wagner
Agnes Herold
Carlyle
Jace ’ Yell
Herold
Yves
Amaid
A.motor
South Dakota
Howard County Farm Bureau
Blanchard Oi Company
Catherine, Meyer
Edna Sharer
Albany
Veronica. Keller
Arboy
Charles City Man to Be Married in Virginia Wednesday
Charles City, Ta September 2. Way land Parr and Miss Rena Parr plan a Newport News wedding in Virginia this Wednesday for Mr. Parr to marry Miss Marian Cole. After the ceremony they will travel to Riverside, California, where Mr. Parr will be stationed at Merid Flying field. Mr. Parr is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parr of Charles City and is a West Point graduate. Miss Parr will study at Boston University.
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Courier
Charles City
Wayland Parr
Rena Parr
Newport News
Parr
Marlian Cole
Riverside
Cal
West Point
Miss Parr
Boston University
Leftover Hominy Bake and Kitchen Tips from The Information Bureau
Hominy warmed in a shallow baking dish with salt pepper and melted butter, topped with seasoned tomatoes, buttered crumbs and bacon until brown and crisp. Cheese may replace crumbs for richer flavor. Also notes preserving leftovers, ice handling, and simple home baking ideas like sugared cookies with small fruit and nut fillings.
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Tha Information Bureau
Death notices and family obituary items from Charles City article
Former resident Mrs. C. S. Bennett dies suddenly in Minneapolis while speaking on the telephone. Born near Charles City she leaves her brother Charles Schermerhorn, husband and two sisters. Body likely brought back for interment. Funeral for Mrs Nina Scott Beyatt held at 218 Tenth Avenue with Rev. G A Hess officiating. Interment at Riverside.
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F Courier
Charles City
Charles Schermerhorn
C. S. Bennett
Minneapolis
Bennett
Tenth Avenue
G. A. Hess
Ryerside
Child at Oelwein Struck by Auto Injures Boy
Six year old James McNamara of South Frederick street was seriously injured last evening about six when struck by a motor vehicle driven by Louis Gerstenberger of Hazleton. He suffered a fractured collarbone, severe bruises, and a possible skull fracture. witnesses exonerated the driver of blame.
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Courier Special Merulee
Oelwein
Jack
James McNamara
South Frederick Street
Louis Gerstenberger
Hazleton
Sunny Labor Day Celebrations Across Waterloo
Labor day observance in Waterloo sees most businesses closed and streets quiet as residents head to excursions and city celebrations. A Mississippi Valley league doubleheader between Waterloo and Dubuque is expected to attract a season high crowd this afternoon.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Big City
Dubuque
Jewish Fast Observed Worldwide Protest Against Palestine Killings
Watertoo members of the Jewish faith join a globe wide fast ending at dusk Wednesday to protest the Palestine massacres. Rabbi Cohn announced the observance at Sons of Jacob synagogue after Saturday services. Participants fast from food and water and gather at 6 am Wednesday to recite the lament Ail weulai rachamin. Prayers for aid to Palestine victims were offered Saturday.
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Watertoo
Palestine
Cohn
Sons of Jacob Synagog
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo
Sunday Sept 2 1924 J C Penney guest of honor at a dinner in Hotel Russell Lamson hosted by W W Marsh Miss Idea Schwind started duties as general Secretary of Waterloo YWCA four days after being shot by her husband then walked from Allen Memorial hospital to the county jail and forgave him the same day
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J. C. Penney
Merchant Prince
Guernsey
Russell-Lamson
W. W. Marsh
Idea Schwind
Dubuque
Waterloo Y. W. CG. A
Harry Craft
Allen Memorial Hospital
Walnut St Baptist Church Picnic at Casebeer Heights
Walnut Street Baptist church hosted its annual outing at Casebeer Heights with 400 to 500 attendees from the church. After dinner, a program of races and sports included a baseball game between single men and married men, showcasing community activities.
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Walnut St. Baptist Church
Casebeer Heights
Walnut Street Baptist Church
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Early Gates College
W. Park Ave
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Lucille Knowles
M. E. Knott
Genevieve Powell
Women’s Societies
Grace M
Church News
Cnoo
Virginia
B. and
FP. Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ada Smith
J. F. Balensifer
Mackinac Island
Mich
Centerville
Arthur Ford
Riehl Street
Ford ‘Home
D. W. Nicholas
Jeff Baugher
Eugene Hell
Evening Courier
Anay
New York City
Oxford
Lowe
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