Miss Marian Kreger Weds Carroll Morris in First Baptist Church
Miss Marian A Kreger daughter of Mr and Mrs FB H Kreger 21 Sixth Street West married Carroll J Morris at 4 pm Saturday in the First Baptist church parsonage Rev R E Williamson officiating The couple left for Cedar Rapids Mrs Morris a former member of the Business and Professional Women's club and book keeper at Lichty Me Products Co Mr Morris is a former Waterton resident Tonight WI Natural Music club A Mrs G Nagle Tuesday Afternoon Frances Beniet To speak at Plymouth Congregational church Entre Nous club Mrs M T McDermott
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Marian A. Kreger
FB. H. Kreger
Sixth Street West
Carroll J. Morris
Cedar, Rapids
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Morris
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lichty Me Products Company
Waterton
Natural Music Club
Two Couples Join in Ceremony in Waithove and Independence
A double ceremony Saturday evening united Waithove residents Miss Outler and Mr Rakmeier with Earl Butler of Oelwein and Norman Mebuys of Independence in the First Evangelical church parsonage under Rev. Clintonel Smith. Jay E. Butler, baker for Carson Brothers, wed a former Rex parishioner, with further plans to reside in Oelwein. Also a Thursday wedding connected Miss Lucreita Melloughton and Edwin Cla baugh at FrEa Methodist Church with J. W. Whiteside officiating.
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Waithove
Rex
Mr. Smith
Waverly
Allen Street
Mr. and
Mirs
Earl WW. Butler
Oelwein
Twelve Girls Pass Red Cross Tests at Y W C A Pool
Twelve girls passed Red Cross swimming tests at the Y W C A pool in Rabure day afternoon. Names include Coralie Coontz Martha Ric Eleanor Zimmerman Georgianna Northey Harriett Maine Helen Louise Bernbrock beginners and Jean Rohlf Jean Bickley Margaret Morris Marion Licht Jean Dunkel vere Ruth Sieg advanced swimmers. Instructor Mrs J F Dempster leads a 15 girl junior saving work class each Saturday afternoon. Exams for the group set for the first week in November.
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Red Cross
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Marriage Announced for Eva Squier and Ray Tipton
Miss Eva Squier of Marble Rock and Ray C. Tipton of this place married in San Diego on Sept. 19. Rev. W. E. Crabtree officiated at the parsonage ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Squier, had been secretary in San Bernardino. Tipton is chief price clerk in the Santa Fe storekeeper’s department. They will reside in San Bernardino.
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Marble Rock
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San. Bernardino
Cal
Ray CG. Tipton
San Diego
W. E. Crabtree
E. Squier
California
Church awards honor for character roles at Northminster affair
Mrs. Alvin Philips Miss Blanche McCullough and Fred Button received special recognition for character interpretations at the musical entertainment held Friday evening at Northminster Presbyterian Church.
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Alvin Philips
Blanche McCullough
Fred Button
Northminster Presbyterian Church
First Evangelical Board to Meet at Parsonage Tonight
The First Evangelical church holds a quarterly cons ference board meeting at 7:06 this evening in the parsonage with Rev L W Bock of Cedar Paus presiding. Rev Clin ton Stith, the pastor, announced the gathering restricted to board members due to church reconstruction.
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Cedar Paus
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Clinton Stith
Minister Weds in Same Ceremony as Baseball Player
Rev George Hanns officiated at a double wedding in the Little Brown Church in the Yales. The couples were Rev Christian Hoffman of Le land and Lansing Ta and Miss Ruth P Lundgren of Fairfax Iowa and Dewey George Jacobs of Luckey Ohio and Miss Pearl Elroy Moore of Grundy Center Iowa.
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Little Brown
Yales
Christian Hoffman
Leland and
Lansing
Ruth P. Lundgren
Fairfax
Dewey George Jacobs
Luckey
Pearl Elroy Moore
Grundy Center
Waterloo P T A Council Sets Plan for New Year
The Waterloo Parent-Teacher Association council reorganized its offices into a combined secretary treasurer post on Saturday. Mrs. Frank McDonald continues as secretary as the group splits membership into east and west divisions for the year. A fall Home and Education program includes piano by Mrs. Karl Manz and talks on Better Architecture in the Home and Home Built Around the Mother. Mortimer B. Cleveland and Mrs. L. C. Hemsworth lead a discussion and review, with Mrs. G. W. Chester previewing the biennial convention. Hostesses include Mrs. E. G. Leffler and others. Also noted is a fifth birthday party for Billy McClure with 18 neighborhood children enjoying pink and white decorations, music, and games.
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Waterloo Parent-Teacher Association Council
Frank McDonald
Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
Waterloo
Karl Manz
Mortimer B. Cleveland
L. C. Hemsworth
Caroline Bartlett Crane
G. W. Chester
BE. G. Leffler
Robert R. Francis
C. R- Brundage
Leslie H. Schrub
van Powers
Mary Edgerton
Billy
Cc. R. McClure
Ville
Autumn Laaf Club Notes Entertainment at Widman Home
Members of the Autumn Laaf club were entertained Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Elmer Widman. Additional guests were Mrs. Elsie Nesbit and baby, Mrs. LeRoy Widman and children, Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. Sharp and baby.
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Elsie Nesbit
LeRoy Widman
William Brown
Sharp
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Health Advice on Teeth Care and Hygiene
The piece discusses dental hygiene and public health ideas. It argues for community warnings and parental responsibility to prevent dental problems, urges regular tooth brushing with simple dentifrices, and notes the potential benefits of dental exams, filings, and occasional sulfur treatment for skin blemishes.
East High Lecture Course to Receive Added Publicity
East High will mail 1,150 patrons details of the 1935 36 lecture and entertainment series. The seventh annual course features Suzanne Keener the DuMond Serenaders Chiapasso Pelletier Players John Ratio Edward Steiner Lambe Murphy and Tiffany Male Quartet. Season tickets remain $1.50 with a goal of selling 1,275 seats.
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East High
Eighe Umbers
East High History
F. J. Miller
Suzanne Keener
DuMond Seranaders
Jan Chiapasso
Pelletier
John
Tmpe Sonator
Edward 3
Steiner
Lambe Murphy
Tiffany
Charles City Trapshoot Next Sunday Eight 20-Target Events
A trapshoot at Charles City next Sunday features eight 20-target events. Total entry is 12 dollars with purses split four ways per event. 3 dollars of the last 100 targets option. top gun earns 10 percent of 66 targets and second high gun 4 dollars. Two traps. Bim Castle manager. Shells and lunch on grounds.
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Charles City
Bim Castle
City in Brief and Local Notices
Short notes and announcements from the city covering visits and travel, staff changes, and a theft report. Includes Miss Margaret Welsh visiting Independence, Mrs. Cleveland's California trip, Ralph Hoover changing jobs, and several resident travels and family updates. A light police report notes a theft at 141% Commercial, with two five dollar bills taken.
Radio programs and musical broadcasts across multiple stations
The listing catalogs Davenport Des Moines Omaha and Detroit stations with notes on radio programs, markets, and concerts. It mentions orchestras, chimes concerts, and sports news, plus a reference to a highway accident and a mortuary for John Oelson awaiting inquiry.
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Omahs
Asubail
Lassicit Pregrat
Reca
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Pantecon
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Conscert
VON
Petroit
Rs Gram
Vik
Detroit
Prehes
Tras
Emetinns
St. Lewig
Pluesday Faney
Woc Travenport
Bsi
Bulie Faring Hals
Dectare
Banéman
Ineeram
S. Musica
Arch Onaha
Rite Theatre Alaema
Delbert Moore sale yields high prices for farm stock
At a Mt. Veron township farm auction at the Dalbert Moore home stock and other offerings brought strong prices. Swiss cattle averaged 187 dollars each with a cow yielding 70 pounds of milk daily selling for 360 dollars. A heifer and a calf brought 320 dollars each. Grade cows and spring pigs sold well with prices from 9 to 18.59 dollars per head.
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Dalbert Moore
Mt. Veryon
J. J. Rainbow
Ormer County
Anid Rainbow
Odd Fellows Explain Status of Jack Corey and Malcolm Harbour
Letters from Waterloo and Albert Lea Odd Fellows lodges explain Corey and Harbour membership status. Albert Lea records show Corey expelled for alleged liquor sales. Harbour’s Rebekah lodge status suspended for nonpayment of dues, with no evidence against Mrs Harbour.
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Stayus
Jack Corey
Malcolm
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Waterloo
Albert Lea
Minn
Malcolm Harbour
Hay Hundley
Corey
Old Fellows
Rebekahs
Alberc Lea
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. F. Reed
Albert Léa
Rebekah
Farmer Hit By Auto Near Reinbeck in Rain Slippery Pavement
Reinbeck Iowa September 28 Frank Lauer Jr. northwest of here was struck by an auto driven by Harry Linder son of Fred H Linder and rendered unconscious Saturday at 8 30 p m He was removed from Biebesheimer hospital to the homes of his parents where he rests today Several stitches were needed to close a large scalp wound He was also injured otherwise The rain and slippery pavement were blamed for the accident The driver was traveling very slowly.
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Frank Lauer, Jr
Here
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Fred H. Linder
Biebesheimer Hospital
Cha
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Autumnal visions blend nature, myth and longing
A reflective meditation on autumn's decline and renewal contrasts with a romantic mythic scene. The narrator recalls Hone's antiquarian tomes while describing harvests, skies, and plants, then shifts to a vivid vision of a mortal lover and an immortal Rosa Perpetua who longs for eternal life yet fears an everlasting apartness.
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Rose
Rosa Perpetua
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The Stricken Lover’s Farewell Journal Note
An intense lament speaks of lost friends and indifferent strangers through long ages. A doomed lover asks why he must endure and longs for death to end his pain. He envies the living who may die with happiness while he remains bound to sorrowful immortality. He bids farewell with a chilling, poignant hope.
California Hears Cattle Barns Torn Toward Cedar Rapids
A letter from J I Klingaman Long Beach cites reports that a tornado struck Dairy Cattle grounds near Cedar Rapids destroying barns and scattering debris. He references Los Angeles Times Evening Express and Courier and notes clippings and photos of himself.
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Long Beach
J. N. Sweltzer
Cedar Rapids
Klingaman
Los Angeles Times
Evening Express
Kilngaian
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