Miss Ardis Friesner Marries Myron Arbuckle in Minneapolis
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Ardis Jennesa Friesner of Mason City Iowa to Myron C Arbuckle of Waterloo at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Bride educated at Mason City High School Rockford College and Moser College. Groom a Cornell alum and Iowa law graduate, now with Arbuckle and Arbuckle law firm. They plan a three week honeymoon at Lone Lake Minnesota before settling in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis Jennesa Friesner
H. C. Friesner
Mason City
Myron C. Arbuckle
John W. Arbuckle
Park Avenue East
Waterloo
Fietel Curtis
Minneapolis
Minn
Arbuckla
Rockford College
Rockford
Y W C A fall and winter plans move forward
Miss Toulge Palmer and Miss Beth Tracy lead health education work for the YWCA with staff meetings planned at Sherwood Park and Cedar Heights. New officers and committees form as activities include membership drives, club year kickoff, and program outlines featuring travel talk, investments, and businesswoman topics.
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Your Woman's Chirkstian Association
Toulge
Palmer
Beth ‘Tracy
Osage
Waterloo
Y. Wlc. A
Tawnington
Misa
Tawa State Teachers College
Taxt Sping
Ass Valmer
Mina
Woc
Jturpy Northey
Sherwood Park
Kather
Young Women's Christian Associaion Building
Dell Miniger
Don Mitchell
Minnie Band
Wilma Mates
Lyle Barnes
Bernice Reichert
Sergica
Ada Brace
Havel Dow
Augustin Mechlenberg
H.C. Wilbur
Ted
Lake Geneva
Mary Herzing
Lincoln
Neb
Marjorie Ott and Alvin Snyder Wed Near Nashua
Marjorie Ott daughter of Joseph Ott and Alvin G Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Snyder were married at 9:00 am today at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua with Rev J S Carfilson Jr officiating Attendants Josephine Parker and Theodore Ott. The couple plans home at 210 Bath-Peek building after a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ott
Joseph Ott
Alvin ¢. Snyder
Arthur
Chicago
Snyder
Bath-Peek
West High School
Gates Business College
Quest & Smith Co
Nauman Company
Life Memberships in W C T U Awarded at Waterloo Meeting
Mrs Ravilla Pendleton and Mrs N Clark were made life members of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union by Waterloo union at the Black Hawk county convention in Willard hall. The session featured a symposium titled The Influence of Today Upon the Citizens of Tomorrow with Prof Winfield Scott speaking on One Hundred Per Cent Americans. Additional speakers included Mrs Mary J Puilpot and Elmer E Lichty. Demonstrations by Loyal Temperance region children were directed by Mrs Ray Williams. Reports were read by several chapter leaders from Iowa locations and Miss Grace Van Duyn gave a missionary address. A picnic supper followed and the convention continued with an evening session planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravilla Pendleton
N. Clark
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo Union
Black Hawk County
Willard Bail
Citizens of Tomorrow
Winfield Scott
Mary J. Puilpot
Elmer E. Lichty
Ray Willams
Loyal Temperance Region
F. F. Yapp
Water
S. J. Line
Cedar Heichts
Tina Mellheim
Sa Porte City
W. M. Briden
Oak Ridge
EB. Blough
Orange Township
John Kirby
East Cedar Falls
Grace van Duyn
W. A. Davis
Shore
Farm structures rise on native timber in Cedar Valley area
The article notes construction of a 69 by 36 foot structure using native lumber from Alfner and Miller farms, about 20000 feet of lumber split between maple and cottonwood. Pastor Rev Thomas Anderson of First Baptist attends Cedar Valley association meeting in Northwood, his first time meeting the town group since arriving from Ohio. Peter Panagakis reports his wife and daughters, plus his brother Spiro, have reached Patras Greece en route to Sparta for family visitation after a 12 day ocean voyage.
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Alfner
Miller Place
Thomas Anderson
First Baptist Church
Northwood
Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Churches
University Women Name Committees for the New Year
Committees for the American Association of University Women were announced at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Beni Howrey. The list includes Program Ming and Schear, Education Missey Jesatea Milligan and Marla Waters, Legislative Florence Brinton and ENa Wil. Hains, Memberships Mines and L. Corton, Credentials Miss Callie Wieder, and Fineneral Walter Hunt among others. Kathryn Buxbaum spoke of a trip to Alaska. Miss Alicia McElhoney joined national membership.
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Yerr Wook
Ames
Suhenr
Howrey
Sealle
Schrubbe
Kathryn Buxbaum
Cedar Walls
Alaska
D. H W. Wick
Alica McElhloney
Het
E. E. Schenk
Associata
Grinnen College
Northwestern University
Marvel Kingery and Harlan Swab Wed in Greene
Marvel Kingery and Harlan Swab were married at the home of the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Anes Min Puls two miles south of Greene Greene on Tuesday morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Withiam Groshelma of the Dowd Presbyterian church with music by Miss Jyeauihy Baelt and the bride Ethal Swab was a sister of the groom. Best man was Harald Winery, Ruth Watterson carried the ring. After a two week wedding trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin the couple will reside in Greene. Swab will continue as a photographer in town.
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Greene
Meirvel Kingery
Belders
Buents
Anes Min- Puls
Greeye
Withiam Groshelma
Dowd Presbyterian Church
Singh
Maxine Lovell
Stitte Ostetit
Minnesote
Wisconsin
Swithh
Greene 9
Verde
Mr. Swab
Samuel Swab
Farewell Parties For Whittles Heading West
Mr and Mrs A T Whittle and son plan to move to California this weekend after a series of farewell events. They were guests of honor at Graves United Brethren Church supper with lavender and white decor and a picnic style menu. Musical solos and readings honored the couple, and twenty five friends surprised them at home before departure to Minnesota for university study.
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M's
A. T. Whittle
California
Graves Areniorial United Brethren Church
Maxine Kessler
Anderson
Violet Michael
Kessler
A. Cc. Kessler
Genevieve Tolmin
Bernice Berg
Arvilla Young
Alice Crist
C. J. Ness
E. W. Main
Ithe
Mrs. Whittle
A. P. Whittle, Jr
University of Minnesota
Friends Arrange Birthday Surprise for Mrs Erickson
Mrs Carl L Erickson was surprised at her home yesterday afternoon by a group of friends for her birthday. Attendees included Mrs George Scott and several others from Cedar Rapids. Also noted was the Cedar Rapids wedding of Miss Rachel Gallagher and Kenneth Lynn with the reception at Immaculate Conception church. Mr Lynn, son of Mr and Mrs Kant Lynn, recently moved from Waverly and is employed with the Reel Island railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Patley
W. R. Pauley
Thomas Douglas Sane
Pauley
Thomas Moore
Sommers
Thorpe
Carl L. Erickson
Mmes
George Scott
A. Farney
Brink
Phil. Lucas
T F Grabsm
Anne Kruse
T. Orvis
Ide Traux
Richard Barteil
Louis Vollenweider
Henry Canters
Sue Mra. Ikkruse
Cedar Rapids
Frank Lynn
Paird Street
Will Conaty
Kingsley Avenue
Rachel Gallagher
Kenneth Lynn
Immaculate Conception Church
Lynn
Kante Lynn
Waverly High School
Reel Island Railway
M Lynn
Hints in Beauty Care A Youthful Chin
The piece warns that the chin line softens after age 30 and offers care tips. It stresses avoiding extra flesh and double chins, promoting massage with cream, regular exercises, and ice rubs to tighten facial muscles. It also mentions a facial rub routine and a cautious note on weight for teens and young women.
Church News Evening conference at First Methodist with reports
The last quarterly conference for the year will be held at 7 30 p m tonight in the parlors of First Methodist Episcopal church. Dr F La Witzigman district superintendent will preside and reports from all church departments will be presented. First Lutheran Missionary society will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs W A Dow F C Frank Mn and Martin Tolletson. Plans are being made for rural Methodist churches for the annual conference opening September 22 at Marshall. The Trinity American Lutheran youth class met last evening at Mrs J K Youngman home with 15 present and Miss Lucilla Padget as guest. An autumn Wiener roast is planned for October. St Marys Sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon in the school hall with hostesses Mrs A B Grunewald and Mrs George Ixelsh. The Tables church ladies will meet tomorrow in the parish house and Mrs Harry Boehmler will serve lunch at 1 o clock. The Ladies Aid society of the Raymond Methodist Episcopal church meets tomorrow with Mrs Powers.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fla Witzigman
Wil
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Mmes
W. A. Dow
F.C. Frank Mn
Martin Tolletson
Marshalltown
Trinity American Lutheran Church
J. K. Youngman
Lucilla Padget
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mars
A. B. Grunewald
Mirs
George Ixelsh
Ccusla
Christ Church
Harry Boehmler
Club Notes and Postponed Meeting Notices
WN G B club meets tomorrow at 1 PM for luncheon in Black's tearoom. Kildare club postpones tomorrow's meeting to September 3. Mrs James Porling hosted an afternoon bridge luncheon at Black's tearoom and hosted cards at her home. Mrs George Smale won high score and spoke on her Canada trip. Decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums.
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H. U. Wilson
Forest Tahnasean
Montevideo
Ming
Mra. Dobnson
James Porling
Black's Tearoom
George Smale
Canada
Postmaster Besert to Lead Black’s Tearoom Noon Club Program
Local postmaster Ray Besert will head the Afterlinchesn program for the sons club in Black’s tearoom tomorrow at noon. The item notes births, guests, and officials with regional ties to Waterloo and Cheyenne, including names like Joyce Robert and Ralph Towne, and mentions insurance matters and a court appointment for appraisers.
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Ray Besert
Black
Ralph Towne
Chi
Waiterloo
Joyce Robert
John H. Wilson
Cheyenne
Wyn
Nicholas Webber
Franklin Street
Waterloo
Mater
George N. Garrettson
Insurance Loan & Investment Co
County's 6.8 A to Hold Annual Meeting Oct 6
Cedar Falls report outlines a busy period with the Black Hawk County Voter 408 association meeting at the hall on Wednesday Oct., a planned program by James Brownell post Grand Army of the Republic and Women's Relief corps. Also noted is the granite schoolhouse marker dedication, a United States history gift from the Daughters of the American Revolution, with state regent Abs G. c. Saunders to speak. Rev. A. E. Hursh of Manchester reported improved after illness. Clergymen from Cedar Falls will attend the Upper Iowa conference in Marshalltown next week, including district superintendent F. ec. Witzigman and others. Farmers begin filling silo sites in Washington and Mt. Vernon townships, with local tractors ready for power. Frank Baskins and Guy H. Thompson named among those supplying motive power. A light-post collision on Third Street cited brakes failure. Tom Shook fined $10 for hunting without license after possessing 13 squirrels. Tuesday club resumes after summer break at Congregational Parsonage with two groups. Shorthorn show results highlight Paul Drosser’s entries in Des Moines and at Cedar Falls and Mason City fairs. Church officials continuing quarterly conference at Gresham. O. S. Miller builds barn in Washington township.
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Cedar Falls
James Brownell Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Black Hawk County
Fifth
Main Streets
Daughters of the American Revelution
Abs. G. c. Saunders
Council Blutfs
Hursh
A. E. Hursh
Manchester
Hey
Prt
Washington Town
United Brethren Church
Big MB
Upper Iowa
Alethodist Church
Marshalltown
F. Ec. Witzigman
H. ©. Culver
H. H. Barton
BE. GB. Rye
James Gallagher
G. B. Mklow
W. M. Lemen
W. G. Crowder
G. I. Kelley
Anual
Washington Township
Guy H. Thompson
Albert
Loveland
Nathan *Enlow
Enlow
Tom Shook
R. E. Murray
Font Weldrun
Congregational Parsonage
George F. Barsalou
Paul Drosser
Sioux City
Interstate Sur
Mason City
Nashua
Des Moines
Gresham Church
J. H. Engel
Aresidings
Rev
Dainty Underwear Dyes Offer 15 Cents Deal
A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dye products claiming affordable tinting for underwear dresses drapes and curtains. It touts colors, home dye capabilities, and mentions a mail order offer from TLA Mondy Dept Burlington Vermont with sample pieces and color guides.
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Burlington
Vermont
Head Consul of Modern Woodmen Will Speak Here
Members of Fast Waterloo camp S32L West Waterloo camp No 059 and Cedar Falls camp No 368 Modern Woodmen of America will honor A R Palbiot Lincoln Neb head counsel of the order with a banquet on or before Oct 14 The banquet open to nonmembers Tickets on sale soon in Waterloo Savings Bank by Alfred W Adams A A Duha Wy A Bowen G J Bondurant R C Brown C W Hutton and William Brawley Waterloo and Walter Gray James Oster and H W McClure Cedar Falls on arrangements committee
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Fast
Waterloo Savings Bank
Alfred W. Adams
A. A. Duha
Wy. A. Bowen
G. J. Bondurant
R. C.brown
C. W. Hutton
William Brawley
Waterloo
Walter Gray
James Oster
H. W. McClure
Cedar Falls
Plan for Parsons College Unit by C P Shockley
Canton PL Shockley to draw plans for a women's dormitory at Parsons College Fairfield Indiana. Project for 69 to 71 girls, fireproof three story building, approx 150000 dollars. AftL McClelland Petunia president of board. Dr Howard McDonald college president. Presbyterian institution.
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Parsons College
Fairfield
Canton PL
Mortgage car scheme charges filed against Calvert at court
CG. W. Calvert of Hampton was arrested at home and brought to court by Deputy Warren Buckley to face charges of disposing of mortgaged property. He allegedly bought a car from Wieland Motor Company at 313 Fifth Street West and sold it without paying off the mortgage to the company.
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CG. W. Calvert
Hampton
The
Cour
Warren Buckley
Calvert
Wieland Motor Company
Fifth Street West
Williamson Accepts Detroit Baptist Pulpit at Detroit
Rev ER Williamson resigns as pastor of First Baptist Church after four and a half years to take the pulpit at Wart on Avenue Baptist Church in Detroit Michigan. His work included the new church at Fourth and Baltimore and leading the financial campaign. He is 86 and has served in Waterloo Ministerial Association and American Legion and did service in France during World War I. Before ministry he was a newspaper man in Illinois.
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ER. EL Williamson
First Baptist Church
Navy
Warton
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Williamson
C.J. Asking
Fourth and
Baltimore Streets
Mr Asking
Youngistor
Williamson
Waterloo
Chaptauqua
Activ Tley
American Legion
Hoe
France
Was
Hiinols
Cedar Valley Fair Receipts Highlight 1923 Season
Reports on the 1923 Cedar Valley fair show a deficit of 487.78, with 300 spent on permanent improvements, receipts totaling 13,227.71 and disbursements of 11,714.49. The meeting of 60 promoters under the local Commercial club favored continuing the fair another season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
W. OD. Stearer
Judge suspends fine after guilty plea on liquor charge
Glenn Eveland pleaded guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor in municipal court. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. 70 dollars costs were paid and the rest suspended. A separate charge of driving while intoxicated was dismissed.
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Glenn Eveland
J. Erem
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Cedar Falls Park
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Viola
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Horton
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Ray
Plainfeld
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Minnie Crissman
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Bobby
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Winslow
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Michael
Clae
Jennie Ridpath
Mabel Ridpath
M. Ridpath
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Town Canning Company
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Mary Melrose
D. A. RB
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M. ©. Buck
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Vast Noble Grand Association
Henry Klempau
Iegular
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Harlan Swab
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Ieugo
Tesler
Union Bank of Chicago
C. W. Cotton
Soldiers’ Relief Romannion
Board of Supervisors
Ta Porte City
Ulisses
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Alice Rodiniar
Cora Mae Bushy
Corimen la
Grinnell College
Gilkerson Union Giants
D. A. R. Marks
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Fred H. Baskins
Vernon
Mr. Baskins
C. P. Shockley
Plan Parsons College Unit
Detroit Baptist
Cedar Valley Fair
E. Fae Collins
Argyle St
Telephine
Endorse Smith
Lichty & Hillman Co., Distributors
KOTEX
EV Sing Courter
Sant. Taifoia
Namo
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