Many Marriages Mark Wednesday in Iowa Towns
A string of wartime era weddings unfolded across Gibertville Oelwein Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns. Mayme Crahan Bernard and Crasan were wed at the Immaculate Conception church with Rev. St Nemaiirs officiating. Josephine Bernard performed nuptial music and a breakfast followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bernard
Mrs. Crahan
Stevens-Austin
Sde
Aul Airs
J. L. Austin
Freeport
Sunt
Ruth Lynn Austin
Walter Stevens
Waterloo
Su. m
Wrunk Sayres
First Trapistehareh
Stevens
I. S.T
Qlass
A. Stever
East Ele School
Atten Thiniee University
Priml
Fo Poder
Lake Geneva
J. F. Jenness
J. N. Jenness
Quut
Chigin
Diet and fads under scrutiny in ancient health text
A fragmented discourse critiques fashionable dieting trends and the dangers of extreme eating patterns. It emphasizes balanced meals with fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and ample water, warning against excessive reliance on processed or cooked foods and stressing moderation for a healthy lifestyle.
Local social notes and family welfare concerns reported
The fragmentary item describes Mrs H William hosting a small afternoon gathering with guests including Mae How and Wayne Sehiel and Lottie. Miss Uowell sang selections at a Caterie club meeting at Hymes park where a food shortage was noted. A family inquiry follows after influenza claimed the mother and left several children aged 14 to 17 and younger, with the father unaware of the girls leaving. union officials investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mural Apelwis
Jim Klatter Klab
Mae
Sheme
Among the Churches St. Pauls M The King Wer alds annual meeting
St Pauls M The King Wer alds will hold the annual meeting at the church parlors on Wayme turday. Officers will be elected and aqitelaxes opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls M
King Weralds
Labor Unions Prompt Aid in Distress Cases
A reporter spoke with Miss Hartiet Metcury of the Social Welfare language unit who oversees the family department during Ada Palmer's absence. She said unions have promptly addressed all distress requests with no exceptions, noting cooperative efforts by officers. The investigation showed yesterday’s efforts by the girls were well coordinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistames
Hartiet Metcury
Statis
Social Welfare Langue
Ada M. Palmer
Urg
Wnion
Tri State Medical Meet to Be Held in Waterloo in 1920
Waterloo welcomed the four day Tri State Medical association meeting with plans to host the 1920 convention. Dr J B O Neafe was elected a vice president and Dr F T Tartman spoke on Blood Pressure while Dr EL FL Stevenson lectured on gastritis and duodenal ulcers. Over 1500 attendees from Iowa Nebraska Illinois attended, with leading physicians delivering lectures at the new Rockford theater.
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Waterloo
Tri- State Medical Association
Rockford
J.B. O'Neafe
F. T. Tartman
EL FL Stevenson
Iowa
W N Andllinois
T. F. Thornton
Side Tals Tals and the Neighborhood Gossip
A narrator recalls a neighborhood chatter session where couples gossip about friends, noting how quick people are to judge others and how trust erodes amid bitter assumptions. The piece explores the thin line between casual remark and malicious accusation in social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lother
Jack
Miriam
Notable Medical Figures Attend Early 20th Century Meeting
The record lists doctors including Dr. P Hugh Cabot and Dr. George Washington Crile at a medical gathering inAnn Arbor and Cleveland. It notes J J O Keefe elected vice president and mentions Mayo Clinic connections and WWI front-line service near Angers, France during 1918.
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P Hugh Cabot
Beetony Vietor
Vaughn
School At Medicine
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Washington Crile
Royal Anesthesia
Spe
St. Cleveland
Dewitt Lewis
Hush Medical Vn
Chicago
Waterloo Physici
Wochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Veteran 50-year-old travels to enlist winner in World War I tale
A 50-year-old veteran from Asotin Washington visiting Waterloo seeks a Victory Medal but learns his son must apply in person. He recounts service in Spain Philippines Boxer Rebellion and France after enlisting again in 1918. Waivers allowed despite age, brief training at Fork Wright then sent to France as replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers
France
St. Mihiel
Yeoman
Waiming
Thes
G. OL Hanlant
Vurious
Hansan
W. A. Yeoman
Asotin
Wash
Clarkville
Waterloo
Tle
Philippines
China
Washington
Altho
Fork Wright
American women to lead fashion with own designs
A clipped dispatch notes a shift from French fashion dictates to American styling. The piece highlights garments like a headpainted velvet Wegligee jaa Irrance as an example of the new season’s American mores and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faraye
Veteran of the Great War Seeks Recognition Aboard
A 50 year old regular recalls being invalided to the United States and discharged January 3, 1919. He jokes he avoided draft and notes the veteran deserves a croix de guerre and a medal of honor instead of only a silver Victory button, speaking to national army friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Army
Manson
Second warrant for C C Lynch held up in Cedar Falls
After the state case on unlawful assembly against C C Lynch was dismissed by Justice Murray at Cedar Falls, a municipal court complaint signed by Chief George Welling was filed, repeating the charge but the warrant reportedly was not to be issued this morning. The language mirrors the previous demurral raised by J B Jordan. The Belgian bail project electrification plan has the rallye minister approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lynch
Murray
Cedar Falls
George Wellain
Lynch
J. B. Jordan
Second Division Engineers and Private Yeoman in 1918 Verdun Action
The text recalls the Second Division engineers who built bridges under heavy fire for Marines near Verdun during the Meruse Arzonne offensive in late September 1918. Private Yeoman crossed a river obstacle on a pontoon bridge, was seriously wounded, and endured the dangers of frontline combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argeome
Meruse- Arzonne
Verdun
Yeoman
Dirks Couple Rewed At Hirst M. E. Church
Fred and Mary Dirks of Greene Iowa renewed their marriage at 5 p m Wednesday in Hirst M church with Dr W Court officiating. The pair first wed in 1910, divorced in 1917, and now plan to reside in Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clang Hanson
Haroldied
Pars
Yo Laura Thasy‘ang
Cumbertown
Mont
Trem Dysart
Fred
Mary Dirks
Greene, Ia
Hirst M
W. Court
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Harold MM. Koch
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Bertha’ L. Tinkhan
Frank McArthur
Sault Saint Marie
E. M. Tinkham
Roy Smith
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J. L. Tinkham
Ten High School
Tilford Academy
Vinian
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G. W. Shaulis
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Ruth Schessler
Dixon
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the Daily Diet
Ax Health
Petrov Club
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J. , Frankfort
Pla
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Homer Worrell
H. William Eal
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Hostilie Shirey
Tri-State
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Auvier
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Hansen & Hansen
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