Macks Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Waterloo
Dy and Mrs. George J. Mack mark their golden wedding anniversary with a reception schedule on September 16 at 914 Jefferson Street. The couple wed in 1872 in Monticello, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mack, Lilian Kimball, has long been active in Waterloo women’s organizations. Their Waterloo home has stood for 18 years and a number of Monticello friends will attend. Also noted are local society items and club plans for upcoming events.
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George J. Mack
Jefferson Street
Elork
Mack
Monticello
J. P. Kimball
William Leavitt
Waterloo
A. Middleditch
New York City
Bellevue Aedical College
Dr Mack
Romeg. Mich
Eugene Mack
Cedar Falls
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Melrose
Order of Eastern Star
Dr. Middleditch
Dubuque
Kimball
Saline City
C. D. Allan
Standard Paint & Glass Co
Col. R. VT
St. John
Riceville
State Fish and Game Commission
Sheeiry
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Ishway
John Demuth
Locust Street
Chicago
Cletus Simons
Bee
Aurora
Dinner Honors 50 s 1 Years of Marriage
Mya and Mrs. Jared Al. Miles celebrated fifty one years of marriage with a dinner at Memorial Hall yesterday hosted by Woman's Relief Corps and Hebert Anerson post. About 50 representatives attended the event with a band, flowers, and gifts of gold from the groups, while Mrs. Charlotte Pike and others aided in organizing the program and devotions.
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Mya
Jared al. Miles
Memorial Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Hebert Anerson
Grace Bro
Miles
Mites
Charlotte Pike
California
Jovin White
Mary Shirley
Lian Dennis
Anna Edgington
Elizabeth BiNings
Adalla Damge
Edgington
Carrie Shreve
Athet
Gilley and Sawyer
Toss
Florence Uunkelberg
Carrie Johnston
Ide Alderman
Wheat
Weglegton
Attar Nowers
Charles Sherwood
America
Beauty Chats On Elocution With Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses how Americans age faster due to careless speech and a clenched jaw. She explains the “clarinial jaw” and underuse of lip and cheek muscles, claiming facial tone mirrors vocal practice and that regular exercises keep youth in the face. Readers get style tips on colors and posture, plus general wellness advice for body proportions and nerves.
The Only Car They Had And The Hidden Wealth
Ruth Cameron discusses a two family neighborhood and the contrast between showy cars and true status. She argues that wealth shown by a car masks character, while sacrifice of education and home care reveals real class. The piece contrasts two men with different incomes and values to critique ostentation.
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Theer
Fortnightly Club Begins Year With Constitution Tale
The Fortnightly Club opened its year with a discussion led by Mr. Tuttito on early constitutional development. Speakers included Mrs. J. A. Boysen and hosts Dy and Mrs. J. A. Boysen at the initial meeting. The talk traced defects in the Articles of Confederation to various influences and praised the Constitution as a bulwark of liberties. The next gathering, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ridenour, will cover the topic "Results of the and The drague Confer en."
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George Washington
Joan Marshall
Benjamin Brankiin
Woo
J. G. Ridenour
Trenutad Parti
Harald Howrey
Sunnyside Country Club
Paul W. Big
Women's Societies Welcome Teachers Trapresentatives
Representatives of several women’s organizations greeted Waterloo Teacher Association members at Central School. The meeting covered extension courses, new teachers, and a social hour, with remarks from Waterloo Woman’s Club, Business and Professional Women, American Association at University Women, and Young Women’s Christian Association. A Boston trip report and a two week follow up dinner were noted. More than 100 attended, including visitors from Chicago, Del weln and Traer.
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Waterloo ‘Teacher Association
Central School
Association
National Education Association
Boston
Eastern Star
Waterloo
Grace Nar Vey
Bo Natu Alughc Club
Gleason
KX. J. Junkel
C.J. Nes
Eby
Nina Rt
McDowell
M G Taylor
Ames
A.T Petersen
Glenn Howard
Peter Daley
Local Club Notices Highlight Community Events
The article lists various group meetings and social events including Constitution Day programs with reminiscences, church and lodge gatherings, and a sequence of secretary and treasurer reports. Notable items feature Homemakers and St Pauls activities,Miss Ada Bardeens rose dinner, and farewell parties for students heading to college.
The Rabbit Brothers Revenge Part 1 reads like a fable
Reddy Fox hides in a hole as the Rabbit brothers pursue him. Woody Chuck signals danger while Mr. Man and his dog approach. Reddy fears capture, starvation, or drowning, and real danger looms with Jimmy Crow sighting him overhead.
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Rabbit Brothers
Reddy Fox
Dog
Reddy
Bobby
Pete Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Woody Chuck
Woods
Woody
Man
Mr. Dog
Mr. Man
Valentino's Wife Eludes Parents and Remains in New York
The actress Mrs. Rodolph Valentino, once married to the screen star, tried to join her husband in California but remained in New York with her parents as legal finalization of Valentino's divorce nears. Aboard a liner she planned to say farewell. however she died ashore before the ship departed.
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Valentino
New York
Richard Hudiut
Reyfume
Minrope
Rodolph Valentino
California
Atrs
Valentina
Gsondby
Fox and Crow in a Mischief Hole Tale
A talking fox and crow debate escape from a duck-filled hole in Aggravating Lane. The fox, Reddy, explains he jumped in to hide and plans an escape using a clever scheme with undercurrents of humor and caution from the crow.
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Nero
Rox
Timmy Crow
Jimmy
Mr. Fox
Reddy
Hal Ohat
Jimmy Crow
Mr. Ox
Tiwimy
Hing
Anico
Mr. Doe
Mr. Man
Tenorresy
Marital Woes Prompt Several Divorces in District Court
Mary Cameron seeks divorce from Sam Cameron and custody of Jenn age 3 and Margaret. requests $10 weekly alimony. Emily Roblin petitions for divorce from Ralph G. Roblin and custody of Irene 17 Ralph 15 Helen 4 and Margaret 4. asks $10 weekly alimony. Helen Maude Minkel files for divorce from C B Minkel over cruel treatment. seeks custody of Gal dine age 7 and residence at 4 Bath Street plus $104 weekly alimony.
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Mary Cameron
District Court
Sam Cameron
Waterloo
Cameron
Jenn
Margaret Lo
Emily Roblin
Ralph G. Roblin
Irene
Ralph
Helen
Margaret
Helen Maude Minkel
Minkel
Cedar Falls
Galdine
Marksman Bre Ol 100 Tat Spy Our Sat Traps
Atlantic City New Jersey September 14 Chapman of Clarksburg West Virginia won the Atlantic City tournament shooting championship today breaking 99 of 100 targets.
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Atlantic City
N. d
Seni
Wolow
Chapman
Clarksburg
W. Va
Boy Scout Troop Elects Officers at First Congregational
Boy Scout Troop No. U held its first meeting of the night at the First Congregational church with Charles Greelery and Glenn Beers in charge. Twenty scouts attended and elected Blair Wood as senior patrol leader Saxton Pettit as scribe Bud Simmons as treasurer Charles Graham as color bearer Refreshments were served.
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Boy Scout Troop No. U
First Congregational Church
Charles Greelery
Glenn Beers
Blair Wood
Saxton Pettit
Bud Simmons
Charles Graham
City in Brief: Local Notes and Junior Bound for College
A batch of short items from town includes Moose lodge winter dates, young students leaving for Cornell and Grinnell colleges, teaching assignments in Bozeman and Chicago, and local arrests for liquor transportation. Also noted are medical updates, family visits, a motor meter theft, and plans for a fall Dubuque presbytery meeting. Local officials collaborate on dam work, and residents travel to Chicago, Naperville, and Ames for education and health matters.
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Francis M. Benedict
Benedict
Starrett School For
Chicago
Aliss Lucile Braver
Bozeman
Mont
Lloyd Dean
Mare Haven
Ernest O'Connor
East High
Cornel College
Mt. Vernon
Mary Cascaden
Waterloo
Misa Mary Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
Lawn College
Isadore Williams
Jesup
Buchanan County
Os C. McCreary
University Af Ie
S. A. Cahuzan
Ray C. Eggert
Sans Souci Park
Elizabeth Banks
Silverton
Ore
W. J. Banks
Prospects Avenue
New York City
Cattle Show Visitors Camp Ground For Dairy Congress
Visitors to the Dairy Cattle Congress will stay on the grounds for the week. An information board will be kept at the AT A building. People with spare rooms to rent should contact the Y secretary to list accommodations for planning visitor capacity. Camping plans indicate many families will bring tents and camp on site.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Illegal possession of alcohol admitted in bathhouse raid
Bathman Jon Nemmers charged with illegal possession after police raid on Turkish bathrooms basement in Suffern. Officers found a half gallon of alcohol and several empty bottles. he pleaded guilty and was fined $100 by Municipal Court Judge O B Courtright. Prosecution noted ferrying purposes.
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Suffern
Jon Nemmers
Walter R. French
Tle
O. B. Courtright
Nemmer
Through Slings Car Set to California Wine Travelers
Chicago Great Western announces thru tourist sleepers from Minneapolis and St Paul to Los Angeles start October 17. Route runs via Kansas City Mo and the Santa Fe. A J Howard general agent is notified the tourist car will go thru Waterloo every Tuesday and Thursday.
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California
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Los Angele
Kansas City
Santa Fe
A. J. Howard
Waterloo
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