Collenting and Zemanek Wed in Waterloo Charles City ceremony
Wed morning at Immaculate Conception church in Charles City, Miss Alice Collenting of Waterloo married Marl Zemanek of Waterloo. Attendants included Miss Mabel Collentine and Glen Thomas. After the ceremony guests visited a sister’s home on 3 William Street for breakfast. Mrs Zemanek plans to live in Waterloo and work at Bath Packing. the couple will reside at 7 street after Oct 1. A birthday surprise for Mrs Willan Hoxser followed by cake and supper. Also noted: PEO social meeting in Cedar Heights with Chanter FE hosts in Cedar Heights tomorrow afternoon.
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Charles City
Alice Collenting
Marl Zemanek
Waterloo
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Connery
Mabel Collentine
Glen Thomas
Zemanek
Wiliam Mare
Powers Manufacturing Company
Zermarek
Bath Packing Company
Willan Hoxser
Vivian Powell
Griffith
Bowser
Chanter FE
Cedar
Tomorrer
Wiliam Galloway
Cedar Heights
Raed
Club Notes Highlights From A Local Gathering
Notes from a social club event describe attendees including Mrs Edward and Mrs Hankner, with mention of Mrs S G Rese and Mrs Bee. The segment notes refreshments and conversation among guests, emphasizing a cordial social hour and shared hospitality.
The Fox and the Bear in the Woods
Mr Fox schemes to win Mr Bear as a friend by waking him early from winter sleep. He hopes Bear will ally with him to outpace other wood dwellers, but Bear notices bruises on Fox and warns against rash actions as the tale unfolds with Fox’s reckless strategy.
Boy Reforms After Reflecting On Mischief
A youth reflects on selfish behavior and stealing to others and resolves to mend his ways at once. He recognizes that tricks and taking belongings harm others and vows to change.
Sunday School Parade Plans Spark City Spectacle
Committee plans a Sunday school parade for Oct 9 to be a historic city spectacle. Representatives from 12 schools met with secretary 3 A Cobagan to discuss floats banners and displays with class bylines and secret exhibits to attract outsiders.
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3. A. Cobagan
Westward Apple Harvest Boosts Waterloo Prices
A wholesale fruit dealer interviewed on apple prospects says Midwest crops mostly failed and Iowa will have poor supply, while Colorado and western states show good crops. Washington and Oregon lead in quantity and quality, with Waterloo jobbers drawing most supply though higher freight will raise costs. prices should stay reasonable for excellent fruit.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Ilona
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Washton
Oregon
Altho
Burglars Surprised at Work Loot Little Booty
La Porte Iowa police report burglars broke into Bisnachaine Drug store between 4 and 5 am yesterday. They were believed surprised by M. L. Cummins, leaving merchandise scattered and only $5.25 plus $1.25 in goods missing. No clues to suspect identity, locals suspected.
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la Porte
la Porte City
Bisnachaine
M. L. Cummins
Altho
Cow Buried Alive Five Days Recovers
Council Bluffs Iowa Sept 30 The borg hunting Tuesday discovered a cow on the John Lind farm near Dumfries that had been buried alive in a cave in for five days Only its back could be seen The cow a valuable animal when rescued could not stand and was hauled to the barn where its eyes spoke volumes of gratitude to its owner as he tenderly applied healing salve to places worn by the struggle If ever a dumb animal looked with mute appeal and thankfulness that cow did to me declared Lind By careful nursing it is believed the cow will survive.
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Council Bluffs
John Lind
Dumfries
Bossey
Lind
Kepford Returns to Church for 60th Anniversary Sermon
Rev. T. C. Kepford, soon 70, preached at Bethel church east of Independence. His first sermon as a 26-year-old was there 60 years ago. Babies in attendance then are now gray, and some older members remain frail. Kepford began ministry in Iowa driving a spirited team and never missed an appointment despite conditions. The Kepfords recently visited old friends from those early days.
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FC. Kepford
T.C. Kepford
Bethel Church
Independence
Mr. Kepford
Iowa
Lions Hear Campbell Baking Marketing Talk At Club
J W Carence sales director of Campbell Baking company spoke on the production and marketing of bread before the Lions club at Black's tearoom yesterday. The event drew the largest crowd in Lions history as the Southern Harmony Four from the Crystal theatre sang several songs.
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J. W. Carence
Campbell Baking Company
Lions Club
Black's Tearoom
Southern Harmony Four
Crystal Theatre
Lions den
Beauty Chats on Powder Use and Chest Massage
Edna Kent Forbes urges moderation in powder use noting it lacks real skin benefits and is a social habit. She also recommends June beauty routines including deep chest breathing and massage, plus leg massage with epsom salt, to improve figure and skin, advising readers to consult a doctor for eruptions.
Miss Maybeth Mack to Take Up Lyceum Work
Miss Maybeth Mack daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Mack will spend 20 weeks as violinist in lyceum work visiting nearly every part of the United States She left for Lincoln Neb to rehearse a week before starting her autumn and winter tour with a young violinist organization Last summer she spent four and a half months with Cremona orchestra chautauqua in Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky This organization supplied programs at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds early in Sept 1920 and was highly praised
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Maybeth Mack
W. F.mack
Lyceum
United States
Miss Mack
Lincoln
Neb
Cremona Orchestra i Chautauqua
Michigan
India
Nois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Irceum
Congress Grounds
Some Wild Oats passes Waterloo censor debate
After a private screening at the treden theatre yesterday the Waterloo mayor city officials physicians and members of the Woman's club discussed the film Some Wild Oats. They concluded the picture should be shown separately to men and women and could fight social evils if properly presented. Alexander Frank announced he would not show it without approval and agreed to the proposed restrictions. No one under 16 admitted. The film, shown under government health department direction, carries endorsements from health departments in Des Moines and Chicago and is supported by Dr Lea Stone Bishop Samuel Fallows Rev Myron Adams and Dr John Dill Robertson.
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Treden Theatre
Woman's Club
Waterloo
Alexander Frank
The
Nsatre
Government Health Department
Health Departments
Des Moines
Lea Stone
U. S. Public Health Department
Samuel Fallows
Myron Adams
John Dill Robertson
Chicago
Hats Arrive In Big Shipments At Woods Millinery
See new stock at Woods Millinery with large shipments of stylish hats now on display. Discover a range of shapes, colors, and sizes as spring fashion arrives.
Patterns Advertising From Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlo o Evening Courier offers up-to-date fashion patterns through their fashion department. Send 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo for the pattern with seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after mailing the original order.
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Waterloo
Side Talks on Fathers and the Divine Right of the Child
Ruth Cameron reflects on the old court jester role of humor and pathos and explores the shifting 'divine right of the child' in the home. She contrasts fathers sacrificing for children with modern pressures on budgets and attention, noting cases like private school tuition and the breast of the chicken as luxuries vs necessities.
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Roger
Adelaide
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