Dorothy Bertch and Harold Patterson Wedding Today
Miss Dorothy Bertch and Harold Patterson will wed at First Brethren Church in Charles City surrounded by floral decor. The service features a double ring ceremony, wedding march, and violin obligato, with reception in the church and a return trip to Mason City and lake country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bertch
John Bertch
Leavitt Street
Harold Patterson
Robert H. Patterson
Charles City
Edwin. Boardman
First Brethren Church
Darlene Berth
Dorothy Henderson
Gladys van Niman
Gertrude Boardman
Karl Clayten
Janet Vittle
Elizabeth Eightey
Whiter Brubaker
Church Periorm
Leo Ferris
June
Margaret Howes
Women of Cedar Heights Open Year With Program
Cedar Heights Woman's club opened its year with Miss Ailson Aitchison presenting the subject Pitty: Yours of National Honest Conservation. Irving Wolfe provided a musical setting of Joyce Kilmer's poem as members admired a garden flower display. Mrs. OW Annelife, president, gave a short welcome. Guests from Cedar Fatt Warterkr and Cedar Heights attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailson Aitchison
Cedar Fails
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
Bo G.itehfield
Miss Aitchison
National Honest
Irving Wolfe
Cedar Fatla
Joyce Kilmer
Civic and Garden Department
Helen Sherwood and Harry Slack Wed in Coquille Oregon
Independence Iowa Sept 17 Special Friends of Andrew Sher Wood learn of the marriage of his daughter Helen Sherwood of Coquille Oregon to Harry Allen Slack of Eugene Oregon at the bride's parents home in Coquille The couple will honeymoon in California and reside in Dallas Texas Mrs Slack is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Sherwood of Coquille The bride is a University of Oregon graduate 1925 The groom formerly of Eugene is a University of Illinois graduate The notice mentions a reception and wedding tour context with destination Dallas after the trip
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Independence
Andrew Sher Wood
Helen Sherwood
Coquille
Ore
Harry Allen Slack
Eugene
Slack
Andrew Sherwood
University of Oregon
University of Illinois
Dallas
Texas
California
B P W Club Honors Mrs Warsaw State emblem chair
Mrs Alite B Warsaw president of Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club has been named chairman of the emblem Committee of the state organization. She and Miss Bess Nichols will travel to Des Moines for the first board meeting of the year. The emblem chair handles sale distribution and educational work to promote understanding of the symbols. The gold emblem shows the flaming torch asset of wisdom the winged wand of the herald the ship of commerce the open scroll of learning and the winged victory of Nike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alite B. Warsaw
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Clu
Warsaiv
Bess Nichols
Jocaelt
Waterloo
Des Moines
Savery
Saimothrace
Marriage Announcement of Miss Dorothy Pike and Merle Braden
Mr and Mrs George E Pike announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Merle G Braden on December 19 1885 in Albert Lea Minnesota Dorothy completed her junior year at Grinnell College and Braden graduated there in June They will reside locally Braden is employed by John Deere Tractor Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Pike
Fourth Street West
Dorothy
Merle G. Braden
C. R. Braden
Eagle Lake
Minn
Albert Lea
Hints in Beauty Care Dress Arms for Evening Frocks
Advice on cosmetic care for exposed arms and hands. Recommends long sleeves daytime, vanishing cream, cleansing oatmeal baths, powdering, and witch hazel after shaving. Encourages sunscreen and skin conditioning, plus tonics and diet tips to improve arm appearance and health.
Jowa Writer Signs Contract with Film Company
Miss hixie Willson, once a semiales editor, signs a one year contract with Famous husky Players after a prior agreement with John Murray An son in nabys production. Willson, author of stories in major magazines, joins film work as a paid screenwriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixie Willson
Manon Chla
John Murray Anson
Willson Lis
Church News Firs and Women Missionary Society Meet
Church news reports a Lutheran Missionary Society meeting with 33 members and nine guests. Plans include a bazaar on November 11 and a bake sale. Mrs C A Schuemann joined, hosts named as Mrs W A Dow, Mrs Franklin, and Martin Tollefson. An executive Womans Missionary Society session planned a supper for September 24. Division 1 of Central Christian Church gathered at Mrs F L Tater’s home with fifteen members and three guests, including Mish Gayvion Burnes, Mrs Georgie Ralph, and Mrs Helen Burnes.
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Lutheran Missionary Society
C. A. Schuemann
Mmes
W. A. Dow
EB. 1
Pranklin
Martin Tollefson
Womin's Missionary Society of Frvat Brethren Church
Central Christian Church
Fll. Tater
Mish Gayvion Burnes
Georgie Ralph
Helen Burnes
Falls Down Stairs Damages Sought From Sandlord's Widow
J W Hurst files suit for 2500 damages against Wallie Graft widow of Ed Groff administrator of the estate for injuries from a fall on April 17 1928 at 147 Argyle street. He says lack of lighting in a hall barrier led to the back stairs where he fell five feet to a landing causing a heel fracture and permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hurst
Twidow
Ed Groff
Che Dren
Groff
Argyle Street
Hurst
Ed Rroff
Washout in Missouri Delays Trains Here
A Missouri washout delayed trains reaching our area today. The disruption stretched to several hours, causing late arrivals and disrupted service for passengers and crews.
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C. GW
Missouri
Moreh
Kansas City
Steew
Wea
Theo
Wyeth
Beni
Sweeney Murder Case Heads to Supreme Court
Arguments on the State of Iowa vs D. Sweeney, convicted of murder in the second degree, will be heard late October or early November. F. W. Edwards says written briefs not filed. Sweeney’s appeal contends trial as a conspirator death case. Attorneys Mears & Lovejoy and J C Abudagh represent Sweeney. Supreme Court session begins Oct 22. another Black Hawk county case on double jeopardy for Russell Price bootlegging also slated.
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Supreme Court
State
D. SH. Sweeney
Hev
F. W. Edwards
Sweeney
Mors
Berdha Munger
Berry
Edwards
Mears & Lovejoy
J. C. Abudagh
Fearing
Black Hawk County
Lnis
Russell Price
Price
Dlick
Sullvan & Sullivan
Clubwomen Target State Assembly Seat in Iowa
Des Moines September 17. The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs citizenship training committee opened a campaign to end the male clause barring women from Iowa’s legislature. Chairwoman Mrs. Max Mayer urged all Iowa women to vote yes on the referendum at the general election to win representation for the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Citizenship Training Committee
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Max Mayer
Sam
Fight broadcasting in Dempsey Tunney bout limited
Tex Rickards announced broadcasting rights for the Dempsey Tunney fight contracted for in Philadelphia and said it would be an infringement for newspapers to broadcast news of the runup. He indicated the promoter may insert an exclusive restrictive clause in any deal to televise the championship fight on the air. Rickard told the Associated Press the show is private and justified in preventing broadcasts from any unauthorized source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Tex Rickards
Philadelpa
Rickard
Ti Ling
Associated Press
Phillies Manager Fletcher Suspended for Rest of Year
New York Sant news reports Arthur Fletcher manager of the Phillies has been suspended for the rest of the season by National League officials. The action follows alleged abuse of umpire Klemm during yesterday's game with the Cardinals and an on field delay after being ordered off. Phillies manager Wilson was fined $49 for two protests to Umpire Klemm.
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New York
Sant
Lpi
Arthur Fletcher
Manger
Phillies
Theason
Fletcher
Tripire Klemit
Atcher Wilson
Klemm
Newell Files as Independent for State Legislature
R E Newell of Des Moines files nomination papers as an independent candidate for the state legislature. He is president and manager of the Home Industrial Society and has long been linked with the County Humane Society for Preventing Cruelty to Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Newell
Fay
Gep
Ant
Waterloo People in News and Notices
A digest of local movements includes Blair Wood leaving for Dartmouth College in Hanover, Ralph Burton returning from Mendroy vacation, Charlotte Howe taking a week off to Lacon, Dr G P Spicer opening a dental office on Fourth Street East, P J Murphy visiting Waterloo on Denve Rio Grande Western business, Harry Gershe arrested for a short change game at Entwistle grocery, Mrs J A Macumber returning from an extended health trip to Anneapolis, Miriam Boysen en route to Northwestern University for arts and vocal work, Miss Charlotte Altstadt to Northwestern University for liberal arts and pipe organ, ME Phelps visiting Sans Sours then Des Moines for G A R encampment, George A Bradley visiting Waterloo from Santa Ana, K L Johnson attending Mortgage Bankers Association meeting in Richmond and trips to New York and Philadelphia, Ladies auxiliary U C T planning a bake sale at Rezar cafeteria Saturday morning.
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G. P. Spicer
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Street
P. J. Murphy
Des Moines
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Waterloo
Harry Gershe
Rochester
Minn
Entwistle
Saxon Street
J. A. Macumber
Leonard Avenue
Anneapolis
Mariam Boysen
Park
Northwestern University
Evanston
Charlotte Altstadt
Alta Vista
Tih
Chileze of Liberal Arts
Northwestern Univer
Phelps
Jericho
Mao
WF. Mack
Sans Sours
George A. Bradley
Santa Aina
Cal
St. Louis
Bradley
Smith Bradley
K. L. Johnson
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Mortgage Bankers’ Association of America
Richmond
Johson
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
New York
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
U.C.T
Rezar
Diocesan Parley May Come Here in Waterloo
Waterloo Episcopal churches likely host the annual state convention of the diocese in February. Rev. B. B. Mounsey, returning from Ames, said clergymen and bishops favored Waterloo for its central location and facilities. The conference suggested the executive committee consider Waterloo, as Des Moines and Davenport had hosted the event alternately for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Town
B. B. Mounsey
Ames
Episcopal
Des Moines
Davenport
Mounsey
Lumber Company Sues for Mechanic's Lien on Fox Farm
Waterloo Isumber company filed suit in district court against Alice Simpson and others to establish and enforce a lien for 2288.93 for lumber and building materials used on a two story house and farm structures located two miles southwest of Waterloo on the Hudson Road. The materials were claimed furnished under a parol contract with the late J. F. Simpson, owner of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Isumber Company
Alice Simpson
J. F. Simpson Co., Inc
Waterloo
Hudson Road
J. F. Simpson
Power magnate Huntley dies in Lancaster home
Charles R. Huntley, president of the Buffalo General Electric company and a national power magnate, died suddenly at his Lancaster, New York residence. In Germany, construction of the largest seaplane ever built proceeds for the Japanese navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
N. Y
Charles R. Huntley
Buffalo General Hectric Company
Feli
Germany
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Visit Promises Intercity Fellowship
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis will visit the Waterloo club for a Tuesday luncheon at noon in Lio tel Russell-Lamson. The Bunnies bring a silver loving cup for presentation to the local club, which will carry it to another Iowa-Nebraska district club. The cup was a Webster City gift to promote intercity fellowship meetings across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Kiryanians
Waterloo
Liotel Russell-Lamson
Bunnies
Iowa-Nebragha
Webster City
All Bran testimonial touts relief from 25 years of constipation
A reader praises Kellogg’s All Bran claiming 25 years of chronic constipation relief after three weeks of use. The advertisement urges daily two tablespoonfuls and promises a money back guarantee, detailing bran’s ready to eat form and restaurant availability.
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Kelloge
Thomas A
Harvey
I. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Greek
Michigan
Becks Arrive From Milwaukee for Visit
Mr and Mrs Matt Beck arrived by automobile from Wisconsin yesterday for a visit with relatives. Graveled Wisconsin roads were sodden and badly cut by traffic making travel slow in parts. The traveled stretch of highway west of Dubuque was in good condition due to road supervisors being on the job with drugs. Beck arrived Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Wis
Wisconsin
Dubuque
Beck
Milwaukee
Insurance collector slain by door open verdict in England
An insurance agent in Tarney England visited to collect a weekly premium from Edward Osborne. Osbourne opened the door and collapsed dead. The Hackney coroner held a jury and returned a verdict of death due to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarney
England
Edward Osborne
Hackney
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R. H. Patterson
Elon
Lynn
Randall Patterson
Grand Island
Neb
L. B. Carter
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J. W. Beatty
Elizabeth Elghtney
Newton
Blanche Sippell
Lowk City
Walter Musser
Florence
Reinbeck
Berteh
West High School
Lowe State Teachers College
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Patterson
Gates Business College
Bartles-Shepherd of. Company
Mason City
Clear Lake
Lake Qkoboji
Pine Street
West Orange Club
Alvs
Ed Braxton
Nenmbhera
Elu
Will Kingamass
Goldenrod Club
Airy
George Venter
F. J. Bills
T. T
Avers
Sam Dillon
N. B. Oliver
H. Mathes
Florence Maothart
Erma Dean
Earl Dean
N.G. Be
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Wild Rose Chib
Electric Park
J. S. Verda
Ponteers
Warnames P. B. Shirley
A. H. Crowther
Mency Cilas
Dares Meughton
Bass
Ells Metleffey
N.Y. B
Baker
Trene Duba
Erwin McCinnis
Ajulyew Hlasbrook
Archie Kunt
Edward Callahan
Women of
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Harry Slack
Oregon
St. Mary's School Hall
Will Delaney
Otto Kahler
L. D. Massey
M. J. McDonough
Mary Webber
Whi. Acker
Warsaw
Miss Dorothy Pike
Helen
Mary Smith
Lee Maining
Velen Smith
Dorothy Nemmers
Frank Smith
Ethel Schuts
G. MI. Coykendall
Perry Belanges
WY. G. Wis
Laura Ghalson
BR. M. A
Jowa
Film Co
Charles Bittrell
West Side
W. R. Holley
Art
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Burlington
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Fat Black
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R. E. Newell
Smith, Lighty & Hillman CO
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Judge
Airs
G. W. Wood
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Ralph Burton
Baltimore Street
Mendroy
Afont
Charlotte Howe
Rock Island
Lacon
Diogesan
Amen
Lumber Company
Fox Farm
Ape Italia
Belcol Bate
Cedar Rapids Club OF Kiwanians
Bran
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