Bragdon Wedding Guests Soon Arrive Home Visit Plans
Stanley S Bragdon and his bride are guests of his Bristol parents Mrs and Mr Stanley S Bragdon. the couple plan a brief stop in Chicago en route to Waterloo and later to live in Eagle Grove Iowa. Bragdon, a West High graduate and Joy State College electric engineering alumnus, served in World War I and worked with Delphia Gas and Electric before transfer to Eagle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley S. Bragden
Bristol
Bites
J. E. Bragdon
Third Street West
Wagic Grove
Braedon
Airs
G. W. Braden
Cedar Street
Tawa
Bragdon
West High School
Joy State College
Ames
Lel
Spats
Delphia Gas and Electric Company
Lim
Eagle Grove
Dulies
Waterloo
Krag Don
Bride
Chicago
Heyde Returns to Wartburg College
Heyde resumes duties as director of the glee clubs and voice trainer at Wartburg College in Waverly. He will devote Mondays and Tuesdays to the role while rehearsals for two oratorios proceed at Westminster Presbyterian and First Lutheran church. Concerts are likely across Graves Memorial United Brethren and First Evangelical churches before Christmas. Interested singers are asked to notify him.
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Martini Heyde
Wartburg College
Waverly
Westminster Presbyterian
First Lutheran “Church
United Brethren
First Evangelical
Adelaide Blythe to Direct Phi Omega Pi Alumna Club
Miss Adelaide Blythe was elected president of the Phi Omega Pi Sorority Alumna club Saturday afternoon. Wanda Duun hosted at her apartment. Miss Viera Keough is vice president, Miss Alice Fuller treasurer, and Mrs. James A. Hoskins reporter. The year’s program includes a picnic supper at Miss Rough’s home on Oct 10.
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Adelaide Blythe
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Wanda Duun
Itv
Viera Keough
Alice Fuller
James A. Hoskins
Rough
Margaret Howell to Give Recital at WLB Howell Home
Miss Matton T. Ransler presents pupil Margaret Howell in a piano recital at the Howell home on Wednesday evening. Mae Howell, soprano, assists. Margaret, winner in the state piano contest, is set to matriculate at Grinnell College after graduating East High School last spring. Recital starts at 8.
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Matton T. Ransler
Margaret Howell
WLB
Howell
Mae Howell
Miss Howell
Grinnell
Tawa College
East High School
Two Anniversaries Observed at Picnic in Waterloo
The article notes two anniversaries observed at a Waterloo picnic plus weddings and social events. Miss Doris Speasley, soon to marry Ralph Martin, is celebrated with a party. Beatrice Gates Speed announces marriage to Frank Shuttleworth, with details of the ceremony and both families.
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Doris
Speasley
Ralph Martin
Doetratt
Mich
Elzabeth Lies
Delores Wittstock
Felows
Dirs
J. F. Bar Jly
Jefferson Street
Raymond
W. H. Lusted
Methodist Church
Waterloo
Church and Society Notices From Local Churches
Women of St Johns Sewing circle hosts a card party in the school hall on Wednesday afternoon with committees led by Mrs W O Foster and Mrs Jobo Philips. Planning begins at 2 30. Wartburg league members from First Lutheran plan a 2 Wiener toast Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs Clyde Smith opens her home Wednesday afternoon for the Woman's Missionary society of First Brethren. Mrs J M Pottard leads the program with conference reports. Lydia society of First Presbyterian meals and social at Black's Tuesday 6 p m. Reservations with Miss Katherine Coughiy. White Cross sewing to occupy First Presbyterian parlors Wednesday afternoon under dirs H L Litchfield and Mrs F A Sporle. R A Doig chairs serving. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist meets at Mrs William Kuriger home tonight. Unity guild of First Methodist holds monthly social tonight at Miss Florence Jacksons. supper at 5 30.
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St. John's Sewing Circle
WO. Foster
Jobo Philips
M. J. Becker
Willam Hurlbut
J. B. Bruner
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Black’s
Katherine Coughiy
White Cross
Woman's Working Association
H. L. Litchfield
F. A. Sporle
R. A. Doig
Beauty Tips With Lemon Juice For Skin And Nails
Practical guidance on using lemon juice for skin and nails with warnings about overuse. Advises mixing lemon with rose water and glycerine, cautioning against applying to elbows and overly drying the skin. Mentions whitening and cleansing benefits, plus potential nail care steps and cautionary notes.
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Liefort
Imarvetoy
Hunters Open Season in Iowa County With Open Dates Listed
Dwellers of fields woods and rivers await Wednesday opening of wild duck season in Black Hawk county with many hunters planning trips to Minnesota South Dakota and local marshes. Open dates and regulations noted include gun handling rules and regional game listings.
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Black Hawk County
South Dakota
Earnest Koepke
Harry Limbert
Minnesota
Burr_C. Towne
Burr Lichty
B. F. Bishop
Minneapolis
Fox
Jack Smith
Winslow
Cai
Ishoor Vetch
Audrey Reed Leaves for Place on Tabor College Faculty
Audrey Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reed of 205 Wellington street, departs to join the Tabor College normal training department. She will teach history and is a graduate of West High School, Northwestern University, Iowa State Teachers College, and the University of Iowa. Oldest Mason Dies in Kreckenridge, Mo. Joseph Singer Halstead, aged 167, reported as the United States’ oldest Mason, dies at his home after several weeks ill.
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Beatrice Gates
Beatrice
John Howard Gates
Waterloo
J. O. Gates
Iowa State University
Pierre
Frank Shuttleworth
Sibley
Iowa University
Hughi L. Burneson
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Shuttleworth
Summitt
Summitt Avenue
Iowa City
Vs. Shuttleworth
Kansas Agricultural College
Iowa
Audrey L. Reed
Tor
W. A. Reed
Wellington Street
Tabor
Tabor College
West High School
Northwestern University
Iowa State Teachers_cellere
University of Towa
Mason DI Kreckenridge
Joseph Singer Halstead
Mason
United States
Waterloo youths back from Pike's Peak laboratory
Don Gury and Charles Whitfield returned from Moullen Calo where they assisted botanists at the Alpine laboratory, an experimental Carnegie Institution branch on Pike's Peak. The expedition of 12 members studied altitude and environment effects on global vegetation, with results in Carnegie publications. Cedar Falls professors Pen found and Mrs Pen accompanied the youths home. local studies resume at State Teachers College.
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Don Gury
Charles Whitfield
Moullen
Calo
Alpine Laboratory
Carnegie Naticration
Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs College
Carnegie Institution
Cedar Falls
William T. Penfound
Antomobile
Gary
Whitfield
State Teachers College
City in Brief Rotary notices and family updates
Mrs Daisy Cotter returns from a Minneapolis vacation while Miss Thelma Bradford spent six weeks as theatre organist in Waverly. Mrs Elmt Wise visited Milwaukee. Mr Wise went to Dodgeville to meet her. Mary Samberg seeks separate maintenance from Eli Samberg with court decree of 4 dollars daily support and 241 dollars immediate payment. Cortright family birthday gathering near city farm. Waterloo Sons of Veterans plans to place John Averill portrait in Memorial hall. Mr and Mrs Edward Downe visit from Chicago with daughter Gladys entering kindergarten in Milwaukee. Miss Hazel Scott returns from a three month western trip and files a 20 acre claim near Malta, Montana. DW H Garmon’s condition improves after peritonitis. Fils daughter with her father for several days. Miss June Whitney returns to Minneapolis for county fair judging and plans to attend University of Minnesota for home economics.
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Daisy Cotter
Jefferson Street
Minneapolis
Thelma Bradford
Waverly
Elmt B. Wise
Milwaukee
Wis
Wise
Dodgeville
Deere
Mary Samberg
Eli Samberg
Waterloo
Hazel Scott
Washington Street
West
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Malta, Mont
Star of the la Grande
DW. H. Garmon
Des Moines
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Ecstaemirg
Albert Graves Dies as Reinbeck Assistant Postmaster
Albert Graves longtime Reinbeck assistant postmaster died after surgery for stomach cancer in Rochester. He returned to Reinbeck four weeks ago and funeral services are planned at the First Methodist church with burial in Reinbeck cemetery. Graves, born October 14, 1864, Franklin Indiana, moved to Reinbeck about 40 years ago and held various trades before serving as assistant postmaster for five years. He is survived by his wife Della Goble, a sister Carrie Graves, and three brothers Richard, Robert, and William. He was a member of the Woodmen lodge KK, the Knights of Pythias, and a Masonic lodge.
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Heinbeck
Albert Graves
Reinbeck
Graves
Rochester
Millio
First Methodist Church
Mr. Schmidt
Franklin
Tnud
Tewis
Aye
Della Goble
Mr. Graves
Ind
Carrie Graves
Richard
Robert
Idaho
Willam
Alberta
Gan
Wooduen Lodge
Reverend F M Smith Leaves Waterloo for Des Moines
Rev F M Smith closes two year Waterloo tenure after 22 years in ministry sees love and harmony in farewell sermon. He transfers to Des Moines charge held three years nine years ago, previously district alder five years with Fairfield base. Rev J W Whiteside to assume duties this week. White side and family of four children, one daughter at home.
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Flom. Smith
Free Methodist Church
Waterloo
Mr. Smith
Des Moines
Octumwa
Fairfield
J. W. Whiteside
Bes Amsines
Nashville Midnight Marauder Captured by Police
Nashville police say six victims identified tleary born as the elusive midnight marauder who attacked women and threatened husbands. The suspect wore a mask and armor and dodged a police cordon before being captured after being shot in the thigh while trying to break into homes. Keokuk veteran J. C. Gibson, 75, dies of heart disease on his morning attempt to board a streetcar.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tleary Born
North Nashville
Horn
Immander
Keokuk
J. C. Gibson
Burial of West Coast oil executive Shepherd planned after accident
M. i. Shepherd, president of Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co. of Waterloo, died in a Gallup hospital after injuries from an Aug. 27 auto crash. He will be buried in Santa Monica, where the family maintained a winter home, with funeral time to be set on arrival. Mrs. Shepherd and son Joseph, 17, left Gallup with the body.
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M. i. Shepherd
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Waterloo
Gallup
N. MM
Santa Monica
Cal
California
Shepherd
City
Oil Company
Joseph Battles
Guy I. Sweeney
Bartles-Shepherd Company
Bartles
William Shepherd, Renowned Rancher, Dies in Waterloo
William Shepherd, 54, longtime rancher born in St Louis, died after residing in Los Angeles and Waterloo. He operated a large Hinsdale Montana ranch before moving, married to Lucy Bartles, widow and sole survivor. The Shepherds lived at Hotel Russell and previously at 114 St Albans Street in Waterloo.
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Pitty
Waterloo
Shepherd
Hinsdale
Mont
Jie
St. Louis
Lucy DB. Bartles
Art Company
Nhce
Shep Nerd
Russéll- Louisanu
St Albans Street
Skull with antlers found in Iowa creek by picnickers
A skull of one of Iowa’s earliest citizens, linked to Waterloo theater, was recovered from Beaver Creek near Winslow. The attached elk antlers measure 36 inch height, 60 inch length, and 27 inch spread. The find occurred amid a drought while the party waded the creek.
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Iowa
Jack Smith
Waterloo Theatrical Enterprises
Beaver Creek
Winslow
Strean
Leavitt to Address Y's Men's Club Tonight
Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls will speak at the Y's Men's Club first fall and winter season meeting tonight at the VW. M. CG. A. Leavitt will feature Iowa as his topic.
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Roger Leavitt
Y’s
Cedar Falls
VW. M. CG
Leavitt
Iowa
Captain Johnson Leaves to Instruct National Guard Companies
Capt Allen Johnson detached army officer to Iowa National Guard instruction departs Thursday to visit guard units in Webster City Fort Dodge Sioux City LeMars Sheldon Carroll minister. Announcement here also notes Rev F G Codd a Baptist minister has a call to Davenport First Baptist Church.
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Johnson
National
Allen Johnson
Iowa National Guard
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
LeMarsland Sheldon
Call Carroll
Carroll
F. G. Codd
First Baptist Church of
Davenport
Chief of Police Captures Noted Con Man in Uniontown
Chief Leighton brings LeRoy Austin, alias, to face charges after arrest in Uniontown. Austin admitted guilt to defrauding Dr Lawrence P Seeth of 150 dollars from a year ago and boasted of stage manners. He said he never used alcohol and, when asked about robberies, replied he only talked to victims. He was captured after a veterinarian alerted police to his familiar ruse and a municipal court appearance is expected tomorrow.
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A. Leighton
Uniontown
LeRoy
Austin
Zere
Lawrence P. Seeth
Chief Leighton
Leighton
Oakland Policeman Describes Unusual World Blogist
An Oakland policeman discusses a claimed world blogist measuring 1413 inches in length and six inches wide. The extraordinary description appears in a local report, noting the unusual artifact and the officer’s claims about its dimensions.
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Oakland
Callays
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Iummer
Entra Nousetuy
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G. W. Friendshin Elrcle
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R. C. Munkwitz
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Madison
Edgar
Lotte Brow
George Hanna
Wisconsin
Maryland
Munkwitz
University of Maryand
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Black Mawk County
George Cunningham
Orange Township
Algyre Schilling
Ruth Anibal Schiling
William J. Algyre
Herbert Scott
Algyre
F. Lb
Anibal
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Chicago Great Western
Lidececk Runcheon
Sunnyside Country Club
J. D. Rice
Harry Runkelberg
Russell Seig
Henry ©. Wurster
R. P.brotherhood of
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Phi Omega Pi Club
Daughters of Veterans—andshimblebee
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Burd
Sherwood Park
Church News
Wartburg
First Lutheran Church
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
William Kuriger
Unity Guild of Firsterhodist
Chureh
Florence Jackson
Pias
Betty Jean
Yaoi
Hunters
Koepke
Limbert
Towne, Lichty
Bishop
Audrey Reed
Pike's Peak Laboratory
Carnegie
Buchanan's
Boat Boy Blue
Ass’t
F. M. Smith
New Mexico
M. R. Shepherd
Los Angeles
Japan
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Waterloo, Joa
Pennsylvania
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Rize
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Mee
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