Wedding of Miss Luella Rose to Wilbur Van Eman
Miss Luella Johanna Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Rose 1641 Argyle street married Wilbur Z Van Eman son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Eman Jesup Iowa in a home ceremony Rev Carl Lee Kenagy First Baptist Church officiated The bride wore a pearl trim white satin crepe gown with basque bodice long scalloped skirt and pearl veil The couple together with 30 guests will honeymoon at Minnesota lakes and Wisconsin He is a graduate of Ames Iowa and a sales man at Rose s Barber Supply Co The wedding party included Miss Carolyn Mary Searles and Miss Marian Sipes with Wilbert F Meyers as best man
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Luella Johanna Rose
W. T. Rose
Argyle Street
Wilbur Z. van Eman
Arthur van Eman
Jesup
Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Carolyn Mary Searles
Dubuque
Miss Searles
Wilbert F. Meyers
Louis Brown
Leslie Lewis
Marjorie Sipes
Marian Sipes
Johanna Meyers
Van
Eman
Reymond Pialigraf
Marian ‘Sipés
New York
van. Eman
Minnesota Lakes
Wisconsin
Hast High
Rose
van’ Eman
Town State
College
Ames
South America
Ber’ Supply
Meyers
Black
Woman's Club Junior Auxiliary to Begin Year Program
Waterloo chapter of the Woman's Club auxiliary holds its first year meeting at 4 pm tomorrow at the clubhouse. The program features violin solo by Margaret Moore reading by Dorothy Holmes and a Dante reading by Betty Wurster and Andrey Siege. Hostesses include Rosalie Jackson Jean Chi Irma Cole and Carol Burr. Refreshments will be served.
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Waterloo
Wom ‘An's
Wil
Margaret
Moore
Dorothy
Holmes
Dante
Betty Wurster
Andrey
Rosalie Jackson
Jean
Chi Irma
Cole
Carol
Burr
Club Notes and Upcoming Meetings Across Groups
Multiple civic and social clubs report upcoming gatherings. Goldenrod hosts a tomorrow luncheon with Mrs Irving Ryan at 446 Lane Street. Perisines meets tomorrow with Mrs Jesse Baugher. Rosé club holds an all day Electric Park meeting with hostesses Mrs Knepp and Mrs Bross, lunch at noon. Lend-a-Hand will omit its meeting this month. next is Oct 20. Los Comedres meets tomorrow with Mrs TN Miller and Mrs J W Burnip. Arkansas and Rts Ebbs Brown from Marquette IA attend as special guests at Tuesday Luncheon with Mrs Gale Howell and other hosts. Joyle club hosts a 1 pm luncheon at Elk Rut cottage.
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Electric Park
J. GC. Knepp
J. W.“ Burnip
Arkansas
Rts
Fraternities and clubs schedule in Waterloo area
Tonight events include Phi Sigma Chi dance at the Country club and Waterloo chapter O E S at Masonic hall. Fortnightly club with Dr and Mrs W H Rickley and various church and guild gatherings follow through Thursday afternoon and evening with groups like St Margarets guild St Marks church luncheon Mrs Walter Johnson J T F club Mrs Henry Bills and Blue Triangle league Y W C A M B A lodge K of P hall Mooseheart legion card party at Moose hall.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
W. H. Rickley
Linden
M. E. Church
M. J. Peterson
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Walter Johnson
J. T. F. Club
Henry Bills
B. A
B. A. Thimblebee
G. E. Cross
Sunshine Rebekah Thimblebee
Waterloo I. O. O. F. All
Blue Triangle League
K. of P. Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
W C T U Honors County President at Convention
Mrs. Mary J. Glenn Philpot, elected Black Hawk County WCTU president for the sixteenth year, was honored at the annual convention in Willard hall Waterloo. Members voted $100 to place her name on the Frances Willard House honor roll with funds beyond the bronze tablet for temperance work. Mrs. Philpot has long served temperance causes.
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Mary J. Glenn Philpot
Black Hawk County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Frances Willard
F. F. Yapp
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Minn
Sadie Miller
Orange Township
Loyal Temperance Legion Work
India
First Congregational group to hold picnic luncheon
Mrs. E. A. Black's Circle No. 1 of First Congregational church plans a picnic luncheon tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B. Burr. Local church members and neighbors are invited to attend and share in the event.
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W. B
G. E. Gress
E. A. Black
First
Hints in Beauty Care for Eyebrow and Lash Tricks
A health column discusses at home eyebrow reshaping with tweezers peroxide and mucilage methods, notes risks and unreliable cures, and offers a homemade tonic formula with cocoa butter polax wax gasoline and sweet almond oil. It advises scalp massage and tonics with purifying ingredients before seeking professional help.
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Shanad
Verna Mishak and Arthur Weber Married June 22
Announcement of the marriage on June 22 of Miss Verna Marie Mishak to Arthur N. Weber was made at a shower hosted by the bride’s sister Viola Mishak. The event at her home included banco, favors for Olivia Weber and Dorothy Wilgus, and light refreshments with guests Ethel Schuetz Pearl Blase Florence Roth Albert Hein Ariel Newton and Don Summerhays.
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Verna Marie Mishak
Arthur N. Weber
Viola Mishak
Banco
Olivia Weber
Dorothy Wilgus
Ethel Schuetz
Pearl Blase
Florence Roth
Albert Hein
Ariel Newton
Don Summerhays
John Mishak
State Street
Weber
William ‘Weber
Gilbertville
Orricks Host Dinner at Sunnyside Club
Mr and Mrs H G Orrick preside at a Sunnyside Country Club dinner tomorrow evening with a long host and guest list including Walter Johnson Charles Pickett E L Johnson Herbert Reed L E Fowler Raymond Folk Edmund Rausch H B Cropper Alfred Longley George Lichty Harry Lichty A M Place George Nauman Judge and Mrs G E Ransier and Miss Marion Ransier Mrs C O Balliett Mrs F W Robertson and Mrs Mary Leonard Bridge will be the main entertainment.
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H. GC. Orrick
Sunnyside Country Club
Messrs
Mmes
Walter Johnson
Charles Pickett
E. L. Johnson
Herbert Reed
L. E. Fowler
Raymond Folk
Edmund Rausch
H. B. Cropper
Alfred Longley
George Lichty
Harry Lichty
A. M. Place
George Nauman
G. E. Ransier
Marion Ransier
C. O. Balliett
F. W. Robertson
Mary Leonard
Bridge
Open season on pheasants pushed by Black Hawk sportsmen
Black Hawk county sportsmen and farmers push petitions for an open pheasant season in the county aiming to join a nine day period statewide. Local dealer Merrill Coburn notes farmer calls and says he opposes hens but supports hunting cock pheasants with a three to four day season and a three bird daily limit. Some Orange township farmers oppose hunting, while others intend to hunt pheasants for themselves. Izaak Walton league officials distance themselves from the proposed bag limit, favoring a limited open season of three cock pheasants per day over several days.
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Black Hawk County
Merrill ©. Coburn
E W. Coburn & Son
Bridge Street
Coburn
Black Hawk
Orange Township
Courier
A.c
Wilford
Izaak Walton League
Waterloo
Willford
State Game Department
Izaak Walton
City in Brief Highlights Local Guests and Legal News
Minneapolis clergyman Rev J R McCollough visits James Graham cottage Sherwood park. J R O Connor and Horace Van Metre families travel for Duluth Fort Dodge and Canada. Edwin Bray sues for divorce from Inez Bray seeking custody of two minors Junior and Donald. Lisped by Lloyd Jedan and J H Hulz in rail conference. Aurelia Bender returns from Chicago. Florence Howard to enroll at Iowa State. Webster Moss waived exam for break in and entering. bound over to grand jury. L E Potter sues Grace Potter for divorce seeking custody of Cecil Earl and Gordon Lee. Ricker Alford of West Palm Beach plans world tour on floating university. enrollment at Iowa City delayed. Beta Theta Pi pledge family ties.
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Ricker Alford
West Palm Beach
Fila
Iowa- City
Iowa State University
Ricker
Lore Alford
Beta Theta’ Pi
Triumph of Truth Topic Tonight at Community Night
Dr. Andréas Bard, pastor of St. Mark's English Lutheran Church in Kansas City Missouri, will speak at 8 p.m. tonight at Trinity American Lutheran Church as part of a week-long dedicatory festival. His address is titled The Triumph of Truth.
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Andréas’ Bard
St. Mark’s
Lutheran. Church
Kansas City
Trinity American’Lutheran Church
Waterloo business men host exhibitors dinner
Exhibitors of machinery and owners of cattle and horses entered at the Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse show opening Sept 26 will be guests at a complimentary dinner given by Waterloo business and professional men on Tuesday Sept 27, announced Albert W. Brown president. This is the seventh year the local business community hosts breeders and exhibitors.
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Dairy Cattle’ Congress
Waterloo
Albert W. Brown
City dinner plan advances with proposals for after program
Several organisations have submitted proposals to furnish the dinner and the after-dinner program will feature two-minute talks. About 300 guests are expected, and the final decision on the dinner’s style remains pending.
Nashua Schools to Operate Half Time During Heat Wave
Nashua Iowa schools will skip afternoon sessions for the duration of the heat wave. Classes begin at 8 a m instead of 9 a m to reduce heat exposure for students and staff.
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Nashua
Courier
Stolen Touring Car Recovered by Police
The touring car of T. E. Connell Waterloo RK FD No 3 was stolen here three weeks ago and recovered by police last evening. The vehicle was found parked in the 200 block on Al
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T. E. Connell
Waterloo
RK. F
Mindert Leads Brave Stand Despite Unclear Market Move
In a murky note, W. Mindert stands firm amid unsettled events. Citizens recall past decisions and await clarity as local figures weigh options and timing. The record hints at tension but provides few concrete facts or outcomes.
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Claims Light Feel
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder promises a light dry feel and non clogging pores. Made by a new French process, the product supposedly stays on longer and resists sweat, touted by Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Inez Bray
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Aurelia Bender
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