Whittle Ransom Nuptials In United Brethren Church
Nashua society reports the mid day wedding of Doris Whittle and Lowell C. Ransom at United Brethren Church with Duke satin gown and Ophelia roses. Attendants included Mrs. T. H. Glasener and Doris Whittle. guests from Nashua and nearby towns attended as the couple begin their life in Floyd Iowa after a lakes trip.
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T. H. Glasener
Doris Whittle
Ransom
Minnesota
Floyd
Consumer's Mercantile Store
West High
Black's
Sunnyside Country Club
Engineers
Ames
H.C. Ransom
Strick
William Strick
Nashua
Herman Ransom
Lester Trusty
Charles Saylor
Sonia
Lucy
Miss Mae Clark and William Duffy Married in Chicago
In Holy Name cathedral Chicago at 9 am, Miss Mae Clark wed William J. Duffy, ceremony led by Rev. J. EB. Shiel. Bride in blue guvetyne traveling suit. lilies of the valley bouquet. Best man Joseph Namata. maid of honor Annabelle Clark. Guests dined at Terrace gardens, Hotel Morrison. Mrs. Duffy, long with her sisters in Fisher building, formerly with Chicago Great Western Railroad. Mr. Duffy a real estate dealer. They plan Palm Beach winter after a few weeks with relatives.
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Holy Name Cathedral
Chiscako
Mae Clark
William J. Duffy
J. EB. Shiel
Misa Annabelle Clark
Joseph Mee‘Namata
Terrace Gardens
Hotel Morrison
Regina
Murphy
Ethel Conry
Waterloo
Duffy
Fisher Building
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Comany
Doty
Chicago
Palm Beach
Fla
Birthday celebration with music and readings
Last evening in a street gathering, attendees enjoyed piano selections by Mrs. Lammer, a duet by Louise Hoffman and Harold Miller, readings by Ruth Miller and Louis Hoffman, and light refreshments. Mr. Lammer received gifts as part of the birthday festivity, hosted by Mrs. John Boeger and Mrs. H. H. Young. An annual officer election was announced for the coming year.
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Ler Street
John Boeger
H. H. Young
Sandman Story and Local Weddings in Cedar Falls Saga
The excerpt presents a mixed page of fiction and local life. It opens with The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker featuring Jem and a princess tale, then shifts to real notices of weddings in Cedar Falls including Barteh and Frantry nuptials, and Fuller Widdel marriage in Jesup. It notes the church mass at St Joseph's and the reception details, with post wedding plans and employers.
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Jem
Francis Barteh
Cis
Cedar Falls
E. J. Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Barthh
Francis
Chicago
Webster Street
Waterloo Business College
Pawnee Tire & Rubber Co
Tiliness Central Shops
Beauty Chats on Astringents and Skin Care Tips
Edna Kent Forbes advises proper use of astringents for oily complexions. She endorses salt water, tincture of benzoin, witch hazel, and a cool rinse, noting cost and effectiveness. Readers share opinions on weight, skincare routines, and growing up.
Is It Petty to Let Guests Pay for Small Things
Ruth Cameron argues paying is courteous not petty when guests request to cover small costs like camera film or developing. She recalls personal experiences where refusing payment hindered future photo sharing and stresses honoring the offer to pay as a kind, considerate rule of conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia K. K
The Princess Seized By Dwarf On Midnight Flight
In a palace ball a brown dwarf declares himself king of the Thousand Isles and abducts the Princess. Jem, the hidden lad, trails as the four winged horses fly to Black Mountain. The Princess is kept in a high stone chamber while Jem plots a rescue. To be continued tomorrow.
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Jem
Threshhold
The
Thousand Isles
Great Black Mountain
Jemy
Despondent since 1912 Annabel Skelton dies in Clearlake incident
Mason City Iowa September 5 Jack Skelton sister Annabel Skelton who died in Clearlake Friday night had been despondent since 1912. While in Berlin with her sister studying music she suffered premence poisoning affecting her left side. She was hurt in an auto accident in Minneapolis and both disorders harmed her nervous system. She threatened death by her own action to relatives in Oskaloosa before she left that they would not see her alive again.
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Mason City
Jack Skelton
Annabel Skelton
Clearlake
Berlin
Minneapolis
Oskaloosa
Man Taken to Hospital After Sickness Police Station Call
A man who identified himself as Tom McClinton from Omaha Nebraska went to the police station late last night asking for aid. A physician pronounced him in serious condition and he was transported by police car to St. Francis hospital. Also mentions varnished Chinese junks and cold money terms.
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Tom McClinton
Omaha
Neb
St. Francis Hospital
Samoa and Samoa’s future under mandate in focus
A Washington bulletin notes Samoan desires to be under British rule rather than New Zealand in the postwar treaty. It describes Samoa’s allure, volcanic landscapes, and cultural quirks, including prohibition, kiva liquor, and social customs. Tutuila’s harbor and Pago Pago naval station highlight U.S. interest amidst four key islands.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Great Britain
New Zealand
Pacific Islands
United States
The
Marquesas
Samoa
Robert Loula Stevenson
National Geographic Society
Stevenson
Archipelago
Sawaii
Tutuila
Sayad
Reichstag
South Seas
Misa America
Samoan Islands
Savali
Upolu
Manua
Pacific
Pago Pago
Charles Wilkes
Antarctic
Arlington National Cemetery
Waterloo patterns order form notice
Pattern request notice from the Waterloo Evening Courier invites readers to obtain up-to-date patterns via the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents per pattern, and allow ten days for delivery after sending in the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Press Congress Honors Peterson at Honolulu Convention
Walter Williams invites A W Peterson, Courier general manager, to address the Press Congress of the World in Honolulu in October on Problems of Daily Newspaper Production Solved. Peterson cannot attend but will prepare a paper read to delegates. Also notes a Waterloo routing change prevents visiting the city during a planned hotel breakfast. An Atlantic Iowa exchange of farms valued at 168000 involves Cass county and Minnesota properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Press Congress of the World
A. W. Peterson
The
Courier
Honolulu
Peterson
Waterloo
Dairy Castle
Atlantic
Cass County
William Gittins
Pleasant Township
Big Stone County
Minn
WN. P. Christensen
Railways Prepare for Legal Fight on Tax Assessments
Iowa railways plan a legal challenge to state tax assessments as they seek injunctions to block the executive council from enforcing rising taxes on major railway lines. Representatives present figures on farm land values, railway prices, and taxation rates to Judge Wade, while Attorney General Gibson prepares rebuttals before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Railways
New Moines
Iowa
Wade
Executive Council
iWade
Pinan
Gibson
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Society News
Elizabeth Whittle
Lowell Ransom
W. Pierce
Warena
Gladys Whittle
Minne
Clark Streeter
CS Cory
Cedar Walls
Edna Fearer
Hudson
Miss Mae Clark
William Duffy
Sandman
Dewar
RD. Lammer
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Trea
Erry
Waneon
Eaane
Beat Eateater Reseeaas
Australia
Beri
Crow Teas
Eae
Electric Park
MW. W. Martin
American Legion
Tony Gentle
Spider Eurth
Young Wagner
Furger
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