Miss Geraldine Greelis Weds Francis McCarty in Iowa Nuptials
A nuptial mass at St Joseph's church united Miss Geraldine Greelis and Francis McCarty in Waterloo. The ceremony, led by Father Edward Slattery, featured a single ring service with immediate relatives present. The reception followed at Black's with sixteen place settings and garden flowers. The couple plan to reside in Tama after traveling to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Rath Greelis
R. G. Greelis
Mullen Avenue
Francis McCarty
Patrick McCarty
Tama
St. Joseph's Church
Edward Slattery
Dorothy Greens
Arthur McCarty
Tulsa
Okla
Edith Galvin
Ruth Gal Vin
Clira Wil- Hama
Black's
Port Dodge High School
University of Iowa
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Forerly
Dunkerton
Waterloo
McCarty
eith-Vawter Chautauqua
Tama High School
Columbia College
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Ruth Caldwell and Leland B Johnson Wed in Winchester
A Waterioo resident Ruth Caldwell married Leland B Solinson in Winchester Massachusetts on a Saturday evening ceremony at the bride’s home. The wedding featured bridesmaids Kath aryn Starr and Ruth Johnson, a best man Thomas Earl Worchester, and ushers including James G Hins ton. The couple will reside in Waterloo at 214 South Street after visiting Montreal and other Canadian cities.
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Winchester
Mass
Boston
Ruth Caldwell
John Caldwell
Leland B. Solinson
Waterloo
Lb. B. Johnson
Bethlehem
Winchester Country
Ehich
Russ Louise Jonson
Katharyn Starr
Mariortas Brown
Mr. Johnson
Thomas Earl
Worchester
Bnife
James G. Hinston
Johnson
Montreal
Quebec
South Street
Iowa State College
Ames
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Emmons Johnson
Thoughtful Thankers and the Warm Gratitude They Give
A reflective piece on how sincere thanks after a party or gift can transform both giver and recipient. It contrasts empty conventional praise with heartfelt gratitude and offers examples of thoughtful, post event expressions that deepen appreciation and encourage future generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petain
Mme. Claire
Waterloo Women Attend I F W C Conference Leaders
Several Waterloo women plan to leave for Des Moines to attend the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs autumn convention. About 200 club leaders will meet for a one day session with state committee members and hostesses from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. J. Howrey
A. Boggs
Community Service Department
BH. J. Johnson
Charles KE. Pickett
HL. J. Boies
W. W. Marsh
Raymond Folk
Marian Rousier
Nazel Scott
Club Notes and Music Club Meeting Announced
Special business will come up at the Three Links circle in O. G. F. hall west at 2 B P m Tuesday. Notation in music will be discussed by leaders Mrs R G Taylor Mrs WW Gallup and Mrs F C Nagle at the B Natural music club meeting tonight at Miss Mae Howell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Taylor
WW. Gallup
F.C. Nagle
B Natural Music Club
Mae Howell
Church News From Local Protestant and Methodist Groups
Home department of First Methodist will not meet this week due to Cattle Congress activities. Deborah Society of First Methodist postponed until further notice. Scofield Bible class of First Presbyterian will meet in Homemakers' room 7230 Wednesday evening with Ray J. R. Macartney teaching. Majer guild of First Presbyterian to entertain in church parlors at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm-Cederberg
Effie C. Helm
Harley E. Cederberg
Ravinia
M. D
Glenwood
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Favinia
Elizabeth Lies
Claire Wade
Dolores Wittstock
Chicago
Rosbary College
Doris Spensely
Margaret Kelly
Marygaret Connelly
Marian Ransier
Prudence FB. Clark
Independence
Marian Smith
Raasier
Kimball Hall
Harry Stulbertsen
First Methodist Church
Deborah Society
Scofield Bible Class
Homemakers
Ray J. R. Macartney
E. R. Torgersen
A. C. Trudgian
Majer Guild of
Tv. C
Teachers College Haseen
Evangelical W. M. G
Woman's Missionary Society
Evangelical Church
Kerney
Elyo
Cedar Malta
John Kank
Albert Anton
600 Go to Ames Without a Cent Would Work Way
Ames Iowa September 22 More than 600 freshmen entering Iowa State college have written to the M M A employment office seeking work for the year. Students arrive without funds from many counties and states and foreign countries. The Y M C A has many requests on file but may not place all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
India
Korea
China
Mexico
Y. M
Altstadt and Langlas Granted Trucking Rights for Bakery
Altstadt and Langlas Baking Co received permission to operate motor trucks delivering bakery products through adjoining counties after a hearing before Charles Webster of the state railroad commission. Testimony also heard for William Ackerson’s bid to franchise freight service through Grundy Butter and Black Hawk counties, contested by Clarence Shannon. Twenty-five hearings are scheduled this week with Webster moving on to Waucoma for further cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Charles Webster
State Railroad Commission
County Board
Webster
William Ackerson
New Hartford
Grundy, Butter
Black Hawk
Clarence Shannon
Railroad Commission
Waucoma
Neglected Beef Roast Triggers Apartment Fire Alarm
A burnt beef roast on the stove at 927 Commercial Street caused a fire alarm in an apartment building when smoke spread to adjoining areas at 5 p m yesterday. Firemen stopped the blaze by turning off the gas with no damage beyond a ruined dinner. Separately, firefighters dealt with a car fire caused by a short in the electric horn of James Register’s vehicle at 107 Alta Vista Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
James Register
Alta Vista Avenue
Eye care and hair health tips for nervous days
A wartime style column warns against eye strain from poor lighting and small print in transit. It urges readers to choose well printed pages, adjust lighting, and rest eyes. It also offers remedies for eye discharge and suggests mercury ointment prescriptions. It links overall health to hair vitality and recommends scalp massage and toning to improve thinning hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Leonie
Char Falls News Letter Announces George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Burning Courier and Daily Reporter lists George H Twaddle as resident new representative at 111 West Fourta street with telephone 12 and odd office hours. The item blends local notices with oblique clerical and conference notes from Cedar Falls Osage and Waverly, plus snippets on church talks and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char Falls
Baily Netox
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Burning Courier and Daily Reporter
West Fourta Strest
Local college event marred by unclear notes and names
Fragmented OCR recalls a campus function with Miss Alia Preonian and others, mentioning a profit to support activities, a Mr Walertan, and several attendees. References to university entries, a piano recital, and a trip to Macon appear amid garbled phrases and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Preonian
College Aurdilorlite Domorrow
Ths
Walertan
Automobile Blown Into Ditch Sunday Near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Sept 22 A car carrying Mr and Mrs Lester Hendricksen rode through yesterday's wind storm when the auto was blown into a ditch midway between Waverly and Jar tan. The machine was not damaged and the occupants escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Lester Hendricksen
Waverly
Jartan
Victims in Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Mrs. Bridget O Keefe aged woman remains critically injured after being struck while crossing streets. She is semiconscious with brain concussion, fractured jaw and broken ribs. Walter B Wilson 14 also critically injured riding a bicycle, head and facial injuries. Darrell Jonason, pelvis fracture, moved home from Presbyterian Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
O'Keefe
St. Francis Hospital
Willer B. Wilson
Jiin Street
Chu
Darrell Jonason
Presbyterian Hospital
Butler Farm Sorghum Molasses Making Report
Butler County notes tell of a young farmer lying between Allison cained his tuw in making sorghum molasses on his farm. He planted sugar cane and is boiling the juice as season progresses while selling produce. Also reports ownership change at Algon Opera House with William T. Nicholas taking over management and finances from Edward Clay EOL. A Ladies Missionary Society organized at Mrs. Millward A Long home with 27 members and officers named. Hazel M Quick declines state rural inspector role while starting a second term as county superintendent.
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Milton
Wicklay
Allison
Acre
Down
Opera House
William T. Nicholas
Ajuk
Algon Opera House
Edward Clay Eol
Nicholas Will Tike
Form Missionary Society
Mra
Millward
Missionary Society
Lnw
Michael
DW. Burehs
Ernest Sperdy
VTE
Fi A. Tai
BTL
Michack
Lang
Wild
Miss Black
Hazel M. Qunck
Tintler County
Binck Brgan
Stutter
Thrift Club Meets At Stahenke Home
La Porte City residents attended a thrift club gathering at Mrs Stahenne’s home with forty visitors enjoying informal visiting, contests, readings, and refreshments. The event included plans for a social evening and a church supper, plus a later Sabbath school program. Funeral notices for William Serroza conclude with local church services and cemetery rites.
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Pippi City
Samkurl Stahnke
farGivest
Lymen
Sarkil Sethertig
Drosrang
Mere
Huurole
Ate
Hilph
Minges Correng
Leg Stahake
Hagel Prank
Kina
Correne
Statin
Wewth
Anton
Colum Cuple
Jostess
Jima
Mra
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Einews -Socitebi
Geraldine Greelis
St. Joseph’s
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. E B. Gerlach
Victor Loosebrock
Edna Dettmer
Martha Timmerman
Ploreen
Edna Steege
Norbert Roepe
Lorenz Steege
Gerlach
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Elva M. Wannamaker
Greelis
D. JD. Club
Dunkerion
K. G. Greelis
Mullen Avenue East
A. R. Moore
Tiahnublebee
Pythian Sisters
Tegular
Leland B. Johnson
B. C. Pugh
G. W. Clark
Ruby Heding
Romé " Daniels
Rawlins
Wyo
Ben J. Howrey
Alexander Lockhart
L. E. Thompson
Erga Farus- Worth
D. L. Shellard
Alvin Peters
Hoyt Sherman Place
K. J. Howrey
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
Hotel Fort Des Moines
E. L. Johnson
BE. A. Boges
American Citizenship Department
Hoyt /Sherman place
Rt. H. Sherrett
Jake Tabach
Hoima
Grant Avenue
Pauline Tabach
Fanny Zemring
Church News
Altstadt & Langlas
Methodists
Osage
Alen
Christ
Jesus
Dr. Allen
Tver Christoffersen
Mrs. Washington Street
Woman's Club
Harry Davis
Tremont Street
G. A. Hoehinter
The
Hh.c. Boissier
A. J. Clack
Clay Street
Mary Lippert
Franklin Street
Carrie Peter- Sen
G Dar Palig
Roy 1St
Willen Dybog Ag
Homer
Bir
Fred Purdy
Commercial Club
Cedar Party
G. A. Byrenson
G. A. Talinson
Sartori Hospital
Brandes-McLaughtin
Nashua
Louise McLaughtin
Martin Brandes
Litle Brown
Hotel Russell-Lameson
Sac City
Brandes
Areeter
Chicago Tkdneator Co
William McAndrews
Public Schools of Chicago
Will Eeliver
Lincoln School
Robert Fullerton
Entice Frealty
Edward F. Kurtz
Orchestra
Boethe
Christorteesen
Jtiveteh
Foto Johnson
Lever
Ter
University of Lewa
Bya
Mieer Andsevier
Lhaate Nyeny
Anthony Hers
Amos
Unie Etky
Peniane Tide School
Jenn Doluiud
Wa Lalli Apes Crouek
Ad Myarihe Virinntas Sre
Desivott Ueto
Jere
Cor Chiba
Abs
Holunsnis Hasan
Miseabline
Albay
Ian
Reeve Tora Casufly
Gabe i
Sohal Rashlenes
Homme Nalow
Chive
Tere
Chnig
Doe Reve
Bowha
Alyeo Cala
Macon
Oma
Musi
State Teachers Cultese
Diteh
Bridget O’keefe
Walter B. Wilson
Butler
TF. . Du.llon
Carl C. Bickley
Elven
Leavitt and Jounson
Res
Fei
Mere AL Cat Adel
la Porte
Edith Adams
Izi Porte
City of the
Thrift Club
Stahenke
Chiss
Percan Clean
Maeigellons
Vass
Mas
Eliass
Rew
Enatesth
Banes
Klunir
Bea
I. Simpson
Heartig
Trother
James Simpson
Port Myron
Simpson
Duyer
Davenport
Sfr
Ernest Park
General Atore
Garner
Sauluce Tine
Hia
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
Reme Oil
Vale Neste
OHVE
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