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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

2

International Arts and Crafts Exhibit Planned for Waterloo

A three day International Arts and Crafts exhibit is planned in Waterloo April 16 17 and 18 organized by the Mary Melrose and Waterlon chapters of the D A R and the Y W C A as a community wide project. Committees include many local names and plans feature informal talks Friday and Saturday evenings with a larger program Sunday afternoon. Readied displays include curios costumes and hand work from night school students and other contributors from local organizations.

Mome He International Arts and Crats Jedd Wanen Christian Siejat Mary Melrose Waterlon D.A. WR Ye W. O.K Robert Stewart Thairman Asp Seath Ma. Gut Vert J A. Pawris W. Sundyowiele ML. Kendall A. Or. Clenny Her R.A. Folk Miss Orks W. Oa Lane Howsgerd Droberta W. Lytle Nellia Brooks American ‘Bible School Constentinanie Waterloo Stewart Anton Lang Oberammergan Wiieda Duwell Presbyterian Hospital Elloyue Hospital New York City Mimes Wi D. Ives J. Fi. Ridenour C. W. Chapman B. Schenk B. Howard Minnie ‘Fippen J. D. Easton

Becker O. BE. 8 Dinner Honors Past Presiding Officers

Becker chapter of the Order of Easter Star held a dinner in Masenje hall with patrons and guests present. Officers listed included Worthy Matron Mrs Russell De von and Worthy Patron John Slanson, followed by reports on charity work and several presentations from members and guests.

Becker Order of Easter Star Masenje Pest Lanar Russell Devon John Slanson Sag Sporle Sever Mes Wol Wise sPeasurer Wye. Peavey Cour Dovtor Bure Agsts C. dL Bunker Ghia Plain Neal Millery Miu Alial J. Mah W. WW. Buxt Finh Charles Trounkay Esther Frank Adjtuns Martha G. L. Staimbrookt Bleeti Charles Knoppywarters G. M. Coyken Sequnel WB. Peavey Peank Adams J. MM. Bailey AL N. Milur Sheclit Charles ‘Truukes Florida JaeGan Prudential Committee Mra Iowa Lewis Heckinger Verne Bashford G. Jd. Mack Russell DeGon John Duke Patcon Waterloo Grace Galow Merratt Mich Balow

Wedding Bells As Gilbertville Welcomes Laura Phillips

Miss Laura Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Phillips marries Jacob B Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Meg Schmitz at Immaculate Conception church Gilbertville yesterday morning Rev Father Meyer officiates. The bride wears white satin with veil and a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. Maid of honor Miss Thall Phillips sister of the bride attends in love bird green. Reception for 149 guests at St Marys hall followed by an evening dance attended by five hundred relatives and friends. The couple will live on a farm east of Gilbertville.

Laura Phillips Henry Phillips Jacob B. Schuitz Meg Chris Schuiitz Immaculate Conception Gilbertville Cat Meyer Thal Phillips Schmitz Miss Phillips St. Mary’s Hall

Notice of Arson Investigations and Publication Dates

Fragmentary notice reports arson investigations linked to a journalist's desk and a forthcoming publication date. It mentions entities and activities but lacks clear names or locations. The text appears garbled with references to editorial work and operations, needing clarification for precise summary.

Beauty Secrets Readers Swirl In Confused Beauty Rites

A muddled text describes homemade facial routines with creams and beauty devices. It mentions cleansing, rinsing, and applying preparations to the face, noting effects like refreshed feeling and relaxing warmth. The piece reflects quirky slang and unclear guidance on skin care practices.

Club Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Spring Activities

Club notes show meetings at Mrs. Wilman Harteip and Merc James Lammert with musical programs and Easter decorations. Guests included Mrs. J I Willier Miss Ina Wartleip and Mrs. Joan Cratales. Favors went to Mrs. Unarry Con fare and Mrs. Frank Powell. events featured teas, lunches, and talks on European social problems and the White French gilt.

Joan Cratales Ely Hey Ime Yestard Thernoun Unarry Confare Frank Powel Ars Arthur Moda Ars Frank Powell Tarberr Gilley

Muster Day Plans By Spanish Way Vets and Auxiliary

Spanish Way Vets and Auxiliary hold muster day events with Helen Gould Auxiliary. Plans include a tardy event date TBA and flag presentation to Cedar Heights school. Also notes Birthday Congratulations for Bart Compton and a dinner party by Mr and Mrs S L Johnson for their 35th wedding anniversary.

Golden Wedding Anniversary on Buchanan Farm

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walker plan a fiftieth wedding anniversary April 11 at their Buchanan Farm. The pair began married life in Camden New Jersey and arrived in Iowa in 1878, living at Red Oak Dunkerton and finally settling near Independence. Their daughters include Miss Jennie Cedar Rapids Mrs J B Neale San Mateo Cal and Mrs L C Lackore Thompson IA with grandchildren Malcolm Lois Nesse Robert Lackore and one deceased grandson Donald.

Independence John R. Walker Camden Iowa Red Oak Dunkerton

Declam Tie to Be Ended Friday in Reinbeck

In Reinbeck Friday evening Trobert Drake of East High and Lyle Pleshek of State Centers will contest to pick the district representative for the state oratorical contest in New Hampton on April 16. The district meet at East High last week ended in a tie for first, and W. S. Miller Reinbeck superintendent and president of the 7th eastern Town Declamatory association ordered a special meet to determine the winner. Drake’s selection will be The.

Trobert Drake East_ High Lyle Pleshek Reinbeck New Hampton East High W. 5 Miller 7Theastern Town Declamatory Association Drake

Presbyterians of Cedar Falls Have Annual Meeting

Cedar Falls April 3 Special Budget for the next 12 months was set at 6100 when the members of First Presbyterian Shares had their annual meeting last night. Reports show 600 members. Officers and elders named include L. D. Hovey deacon, Mrs J A Ferguson matron, Mrs Marian McFarlane Walker historian, Miss Berdina Severin Benevolence treasurer, J K Fuller J H Hovey A M Lawry R Reeves J P Cragg WL Willard and Nalph Mitchell.

Cedar Falls First Presbyterian L. D. Hovey J. A. Ferguson Hergeoness Marian McFarlane Walker Berdina Severin K. Fuller J. H. Hovey A.M

Church Women Activity Report Highlights Local Societies

Numerous church women groups met across First Evangelical, Westminster Presbyterian, Walnut Street Baptist, Graves Memorial United Brethren and First M. E. Sunday schools. Sessions included leadership, devotional programs, prayer and missions topics, bake sales, picnics, readings, poetry, entertainments and planned community events with dozens of members in attendance.

City in Brief and Community Notices

Mr and Mrs George B Liehty will return home at 2 p m tomorrow after a California visit since their January marriage. Ida Blonigan secured a building permit to create shrinkage at Utica street for about 100 dollars. Mr and Mrs W A Fay left Waterloo for an extended Florida visit. Grace Bell visited Waterloo with her mother Sidna Gell and returned home. Mrs Harvey Maxwell, formerly Norma Henkle, will sing From WDAP at 11 45 p m Saturday. Maxwell they are with Ii Bridge company in Kansas City. F J Dougherty returned from Omaha to meet her mother Margaret O Keefe who accompanied her to Waterloo. O Keefe has spent the last year in California. Gideons of Waterloo Independence and Oelwein meet Saturday at Jesup. dinner at Colonial Inn at 6 and program to follow. Women’s Rebels serve. W R Brown was found guilty of violating school attendance laws for allowing his son Lloyd, 15, to miss school. fined 25 plus costs, with fine suspended on payment of costs. Charles H Mantle of Minneapolis and family have returned home after visiting due to illness and death of their father Cha Mant. CG W Anderson, Mantle’s cousin, returns to Gibbon Minnesota. W W White, Mast Junior High printing instructor, named chair of a teachers’ conference in Indianapolis under the United Typotheme of America. a weeklong session to discuss best printing practice in schools. attended by commercial printers.

Milas Gretchen Vaylor Migaro Miacarry Mozart Miss Taylor Bode Belatt Sia Ly Miss Jacobs Ainilie Coulstock M. W. Halse Longfellow Mex A. Wilson Mr. Hexde Charles McElroy Roy Gilfillan Wilson Jacobs Mildred Gleason Hyde Hiostesses Velma Oliver Upper Town University CL WL Ginilan Kansas University Nancy Porter Elliott Kentucky University Bliss Mary Herzing Araska University D. W. Con Monmouth College Geneal Ht Jennets University Oata Raymond Holt Nebraska Teachers College Wanda Pym University of Minnesota Fred J. Miler Mrys Frank Dill Waterloo Merrian King Qass Edward Northey Russ Ross Farvors Magdalene Darby Marjorie Corey Harriet Ross Virginia Pelfcord Grace’ Kaulier Millicent Grace Bell Oak Park Sidna L. Gell Randolph Street Harvey Maxwell Norma Henkle WDAP Maxwell II Bridge Company Kansas City F. J. Dougherty Omaha Neb Margaret O'Keefe O'Keefe California Gideons Independence Oclwein Jesup Colonial Woman’s Rebels Corps W. R. Brown Franklin Street Lloyd Charles H. Mingtle Minneapolis Mantle Melvin Smith Paw Yots Harvey Eleanor St. Paul Cha Mant W. Anderson Gibbon Minn W. W White Mast Junior High School Ayreat Indianapolis Tul United ‘Typotheme of Aimedea

Kaeh TB tent packibe eu Nntabae directions

Faded OCR fragment describes dye directions and shade testing substances for fabrics. It mentionsDiamond Dyes and asking a druggist whether the material is wool or cotton or mixed, and whether cloth is wool or cotton based.

Grundy County Man Dead in Grundy Center

George Bleeker died at his son’s home in Grundy Center on Tuesday. His wife had passed away years ago. Surviving children include Heyé Bleeker Harm Bleeker Mrs Abe Thoran Mrsius Rindels Mrs Pete Mubring and Mrs John Temple.

Grundy County Grundy Center George Bleeker Dear Cleves Heyé Harm Bleeker Abe Thoran Ius Rindels Pete Mubring John Temple

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