Katheryn OConnor and Oswald Rogers United in Marriage
The ceremony took place at St Mary's church near Reinbeck at 9:30 yesterday with Rev Father Norris of Grundy Center officiating. Miss Katheryn OConnor daughter of Mrs Edward OConnor Reinbeck married Oswald W Rogers eldest son of Mr and Mrs W M Rogers Osage Ind. The couple planned a trip to Chicago and Milwaukee before settling on a farm near Osage after November 1. The wedding featured attendants Elizabeth OConnor and Paul Rogers with music by Wava Mertz and songs by Margaret Heighberger. Forty guests attended a four course breakfast at the bride's mother's home. The bride, a former teacher, is from Reinbeck and attended Iowa State Teachers College.
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Rogers Conner
St. Mary‘s Churcn
Reinbeck
Otlock
Katheryn O'Connor
Edward O'Connor
Oswald W. Rogers
W. M. Rogers
Osage
Father Norris
Grundy Center
Elizebeth O'Connor
Paul Rogers
Wava Mertz
Margaret Heighberger
Rogers
Chicago
Milwaukee
Keinbeck
Lows State Teachers College
Club Notes and Klan Party At Chateau Studio
Club Notes record yesterday afternoon’s 500 at Mrs Elmer Mohr home with guests Mrs Gene Payton and Mrs M D Brown winning prizes. Refresh club hosted bridge with prizes to Pickett Leonard Schenck Nauman and Songiey Johnson. A Klan Party is planned for Chateau Studio tonight with Mr and Mrs James Clough. The tale ends with a magical scene of a princess, witch and a white kitten in a spellbound garden.
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C. W. Nauman
Alfred Songiey
Walter Johnson
Chauteau Studio
James Clough
The Witch Woman Reaches Defeat In Prince Tale
The Prince pursues the real Princess with a white kitten as a clue. In a hidden grove inside a silver rock the true Princess sits by a spinning wheel guarded by magic. A trusted servant assists, curtains part, and the true Princess returns to claim her place as the false Princess faces punishment for her ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asabe
Silver Lady
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on Cold Cream Formulas
Edna Kent Forbes describes a superior cold cream recipe combining rose water almond oil wax and benzoin with optional borax for whiteness and astringency. Instructions cover preparation application pore opening and postcare. Also included are diary notes on hair training child care weight gain corset use and noninvasive bust management.
Habit of Blame in Family Circles by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron examines the habit of blaming others in households and how it poisons harmony. She notes the pattern where blame shifts to spouses or children, creating resentment, injustice, and damaged respect, and urges cultivating fairness and recognizing genuine mistakes or accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeon Renje
Tam
Mrs V J Brown Hurt in Auto Accident
Verne J Brown of 334 Irving Street was severely cut on the face and bruised on the chest when struck by a car driven by Dorr Closson yesterday afternoon. Her clothing was torn and ruined. she left bed today but will remain at home for some time as police report multiple minor incidents and an ambulance was sent to Independence Avenue and Irving Street.
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Verne J. Brown
Irving Street
Dorr Closson
Independence Avenue
Local Traffic Runs and Minor Auto Injuries Reported
Several minor collisions and injuries are reported in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. B. Wilson of 134 Maple Street was bruised after an electric car hit him. his condition described as not serious. A Bryant Paving scraper struck a Mason child, injuring the leg but no bones were broken. An auto from 8 T Gates collided with a Waterloo Laundry truck at Fourth and Water streets with both vehicles slightly damaged. J D Barnes of Waterloo Overland reported a bicycle collision with F H Burch, who sustained only slight injuries. Another crash involving Bert Schroeder and Mrs. Coff caused no injuries. A collision at Fifth and Jefferson streets involved R E Bundy and A B Cook. Swimming classes at the Wom...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wilson
Maple Street
P. E. Ritz
Bryant Paving Company
J. T. Mason
8. T. Gates
R. E. Bundy
Cedar Falls
A. B. Cook
Conger Street
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The notice advertises obtaining up-to-date Courier fashion patterns from the Fashion Department at Waterloo Evening Courier. Each pattern costs 15 cents and patterns are mailed with sewing guidance. Orders are filled promptly, typically within ten days after sending the request.
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Toc Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Look for this Diephy Carton on Your Dearlee's Counter
Sold at all drug, grocery, candy and cigar stores. This notice urges readers to locate a specific Diephy Carton item displayed on Dearlee's counter. It emphasizes widespread availability and directs customers to check multiple local shops for purchase.
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Society News
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Masonic Hall
Des Moines
Winthrop
Greene
Deadwood
Huth Baldwin
Lottie Crowell
Mabel Widell
New Jersey
Moosehall
George Herbert Palmer
Ruth Magsowan
Palmer
Megowan
A. C. Preaton
J. G. Adams
First Brethren
Jacob Mosler
Women's Missionary Society
Moorer
Winona
Ind
Vera Reber
W. T. Beachler
Fi. A. Wisner
Lulu Mosier
Etta Lichtx
Mosier
Frank Klingaman
Will Klingaman
Anna Hoover
M. E
Business Women's Club
Deborah Society
Ruth Updegraff
Pearl Roberts
Mildred Roderick
Anna Moline
St. Mary’s
Will Hamer
K. of C. Hall
Leo McGarvey
Burton Avenue
B. J. Harper
Waldo Brown
Weulah McMilan
Africa
Burton Ave
Mio
Christ Episcopal—Women's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Frank Hussey
Shrine Club
Armory Hall
Clyde Hinson
East Park Presbyterian—Women's Missionary Society
Frank McDonald
Majer Guild
Clarence Byvank
Charles City
Guild
Ralph Taffmer
Trinity Lutheran
Ladies’ Guild
Enma Schmidt
Amelia Triban
Plymouth Congregational — Daughters of Plymouth
Walnut Street
A. Parker
Searchlight
Helen Marquis
D. I. Purser
L. P. Davis
Sandman
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Ufe
V. J. Brown
Beens
Calforss
California
Preac
SunsMaid
California Associated Raisin Co
Dept
Freamo
Calis
Cis
Jackie Jones
Keldoge
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
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