Club party set at YWCA with musical program
The B Natural Muele club plans its annual guest party on Monday at the YWCA building. Each member may invite five friends. Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Willian Sohner oversee arrangements. A musical program and a playlet are scheduled with a trio featuring Mrs. George Shoemaker and others singing well known pieces.
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Muele Club
Mildred Gleason
Willian Sohner
George Shoemaker
Eudora Carey
C.J. Ness
Minnetonka
Vieurante
Cadman
Maxine Kessler
Scott
Clarence Wise
Jeanne Krause
Janet Little
Dohnanyi
Speake
Shoemaker
Mae Howell
Fae Collins
C. Wie Eby
Th. %. Addington
M. ©. la Rue
Mantkins
Mintkins
Merle Wratislaw
Misa Ethel Brinkman
Public Eager for Reservations for Galli-Curci Recital
Advance sale and demand for tickets to the Galli-Curci recital on May 6 at Teachers College show unusually heavy interest in this town and nearby areas. The article recalls a prior London reception with 180000 tickets sold nine months earlier and Albert Hall crowds, highlighting the singer's global appeal.
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Teachers College
Ware
Collatira
England
Prince. of
Wales
London
Albertiv Hall
Women Arrange Musicale for New University Members
Women of the University organization die joiners for 1926 27 will be tested as honors at Tuesday evening meeting held at the home of Mrs. Biealey. A Smith College report of state invention at Cedar Falls and annual reports of officers and committee chairmen, with the nominating committee announced.
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Asho Dation
Lhe
Biealey A
Mothers Club Dinner for School Teachers Planned
The Mothers Club announces a dinner for school teachers with readings by Miss Mildred Rosenbloom and a talk Books Our Children Should Read by public librarian Miss Callie Wieder. Hostess committee includes Mmes. C Ke Bentz Edward Kelly Ro Mackaman Helen Koester and BE Rummel.
Club Notes G F Club Meeting at Mrs Yagla Home
The G F club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs P H Yagla's home. Fifteen dozen handkerchiefs to be sent to Bilis Island were finished. Mr and Mrs J T Riordan entertained dinner bridge club members last evening at Hotel Russell Lamson, then hosted them to play cards at their home.
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G.F. Club
P. H. Yagla
Bilis Island
Birs
J.T. Riordan
Russell- Lamson
Royal
Waterloo
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Social events listed include United Commercial Travelers activities with dancing and meetings at K of B hall. Various clubs meet at W C A and Mary Melrose rooms, with dates across Monday to Saturday featuring book reviews, music, and civic group gatherings.
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BR Hall
Friday Study Club Elects Mrs Davis as Its President
The Friday Study Club elected Mrs C H Davis president at a Friday afternoon meeting held at Mrs C F Robe s home. Officers chosen included Mrs C D Hays as vice president Mrs J C Forbes secretary and Mrs C Brecken ridge treasurer Retiring president Mrs A Lasser served as critic The program committee will include Mrs T C Scott Mrs M Coontz and Mrs A C Cole The social committee will be Mrs Willis Johnson Mrs Peter Findlay and Mrs B A Holton The program featured a paper on Germany s Contribution to Science by Mrs C E Klingaman and a drama review of Nathan Wise Lessing by Mrs Johnson The club will meet next with Mrs B Holton
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Co. H. Davis
C. F. Robe
C. D. Hays
J. C. Forbes
of C.breckenridge
A. ‘Lasser
T. C. Scott
M. ¥.‘ Coontz
A. .C. Cole
Willis, Johnson
Peter Findlay
B. A. Holton
Germany
C. E. Klingaman
Nathan Wise
Lessing
Johnson
Woman's Relief Corps Votes on Bronze Tablet Gift
The Woman's Relief Corps at Memorial Hall voted to place a bronze tablet 24 by 34 inches as a memorial to members of Robert Anderson post Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs Miola, E Hartsell, president, appointed members to select the gift and serve on the reception committee. Thirty four members attended. talks were given by Mrs Stevens and Mrs Johnson. The corps will hold an all day thimblebee and quilting next Wednesday with a picnic lunch at noon.
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Averice
Gilley
Henry Glas
Corps
Mrs. McKeen Is Honor Guest at Kitchen Shower
Miss Genevieve Holman entertained last evening at a kitchen shower honoring Mrs. Eugene McKeen formerly Miss Dorothy Schmidt. Mrs. McKeen was an out of town guest. Other attendees included Misses Della Mitchell Frieda Steege Theo Glaw Bernice Bluhm Jean Shelly Ruth Van Gorder Juanita DeGon Kathryn Wildes and Mrs. Ellis Voshell. Bunco provided the diversion with favors to Mrs. Voshell and Mrs. McKeen.
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Genevieve Holman
Eugene McKeen
Dorothy Schmidt
Helen. Deacon
Mrs. McKeen
Della Mitchell
Frieda Steege
Theo Glaw
Bernice Bluhm
Jean Shelly
Ruth van Gorder
Juanita DeGon
Kathryn Wildes
Ellis Voshell
Bunco
Burton Avenue Baptist Church Sets Trio L and Gleaners Party
Members of the Triple L and Gleaners class at Burton Avenue Baptist Church held a gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Clyde Shupe’s home. Hosts dispensing hospitality included Mrs. Shupe along with Mrs. L. W. Gates Mrs. Harry McLain Mrs. Ray McMullan Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Harry Campbell.
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Triple L
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Clyde Shupe
Shupe
L. W. Gates
Harry McLain
Ray McMullan
Charles Smith
Harry Campbell
Hints in Beauty Care and Home Remedies
Brief tips on staying healthy to preserve beauty. Advice covers preventive medicines for common colds, fever management, and home treatments like warm baths with mustard, hot lemonade, and aspirin guidance. Includes notes on scalp massage and natural hair care remedies for a child, plus obesity-related weight guidance and oatmeal use, reflecting era health notions.
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M.D. F
C. TE
Waterloo D A R Chapter Dinner Program Held
Fifty four members of Waterloo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution attended a dinner at the Y W C A building. Mrs Louis S Schmidt Ames spoke on historical relics and preservation work of Iowa groups. she displayed antiques and relic photographs. Mrs L B Gates discussed Paul Revere and Mrs C D Becker gave a flag lesson. Mrs Ben Hesser spoke on national affairs. Warren Gilbert sang solos. The chapter voted to place the Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy in the public library and Vera Ricketts was admitted as a new member. Officers will be elected next meeting.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Louis 8. Schmidt
Ames
D.A. St
Conservation Association of
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Schmidt
Sun Dial
L. B. Gates
Paul Revere
C. D. Becker
Jesson
Ben Hesser
Warren Gilbert
America
Vera Ricketts
W. J. Sutcliffe
Cedar Heights
Luella Burk and Herbert Miehe Are United in Marriage
Luella Burk daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Burk 420 East Ninth street married Herbert Ai Miehe son of Mr and Mrs August Miehe in her parents home at 6 30 p m yesterday Rev Clinton F Smith officiated the double ring service Twenty five guests attended The bride wore a georgette gown shaded rose with pink rosebuds and sweetpeas The couple will reside at 420 East Ninth street after a brief stay in Des Moines Several community notices followed including lodge installations Western Star meetings and club events.
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H.burk
East Ninth Street
Herbert Ai Miehe
August Miehe
Oelwein
Clinton
F.’ Smith
Phoebe Jane’ Bickelberg
Ralph Bickelberg
Charles Chickering
Dodge Motor Company
Des Moines
Steel orders drop in March for U S Steel
New York April 4 unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation on March 1 totaled 3,149 tons, down 43,279 tons from February’s end.
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United States Steel Corporation
Hawkeye Bank Closed in Reorganization
Hawkeye Iowa April 9 First State Bank of Hawkeye was closed by order of the state bank examiner for reorganization due to depleted reserves. The step aims to stabilize operations and protect depositors while the bank undergoes a restructuring plan.
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Hawkeye
First State Bank
This Place
Will of Emmons Johnson Bequeaths One Fifth to Granddaughter
The late Emmons Johnson a pioneer banker dies filing a will dated December 20 1926 leaving three fifths of the residuary estate to grandchildren and two fifths to Mrs James D Easton with trustees for minor beneficiaries. Executor Walter E Johnson is named and exempt from bond. The will directs books to remain for the widow and then be divided among daughter Alice Lucy McKee and Eleanor Williams with the remainder distributed among ten parts to various grandchildren and trustees. The estate includes a large home at South Street Panid Park Avenue and a substantial library with specific division rules for books and furnishings. The executor and trustees are freed from bonds and the will notes no provision for certain heirs.
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South Street
Emmons Johnson
Walter E. Johnson
Park Avenue West
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Carleton’ Sias
J. E. Bragdon
Mr. Johnson
Panid Park
Elbert Leland
Leland
Ella H. C. Johnson
Elsa
Johnson
Alice Lucy. Mckee
Eleanor R. Williams
Des Moines
Carrie .R. Johnson
Caroline
B.’L. Johnson
Bethlehem
Louise A. Johnson
Walter E
Mable A. Johnson
Gladys Bragdon
Robert E. Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Walter E Johnson
Easton
Marion Easton
James Gordon Easton
Marion
Leland B. Johnson
Lecture Recital by Piano Teacher and Pupils Delights Audience
A piano lecture recital by Mrs Gertie Abdill at Mrs W P Kerwin's home featured pupils performing Chopin Beethoven Elfman Grei and other composers. Participants included Margaret Morris Mary Katherine Kerwin Lorraine TH Ruth Cotton Marianna Smock Viola Bent Helen Lytle Robert Fern Betty Burk Winifred Meare James Ramagi Marius Grant Joe Burk Billy Bach Claude Lytle Mervell Dobbing and others in a scholarly artistic program.
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W. P. Kerwin
Chopin
Margaret Morris
Beethoven
Mary Katherine Kerwin
Elfman
Lorraine TH
Ruth Cotton
Marianna Smock
Grei
Viola Bent
Helen Lytle
Quigby
Robert Fern
Wasner
Betty Burk
Gavotte
Winifred Meare
James Ramagie
Marius Grant
Joe Burk
Billy Bach
Claude Lytle
Betty Ramree
The
Mervell Dobbing
Boy Breaks Ankle in School Basketball Play
Wallace Gaddis fractured an ankle during recess Friday while playing basketball at Donkerton Ta. The incident was reported as a special item in the daily edition.
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Donkerton
Wallace Gaddis
Yanks Trace Fedigres and Irish Genealogy
A Dublin castle note says most letters from Americans of Irish descent seek to trace lineage and coats of arms. Major Sir Neville Wilkinson runs a large staff to provide information.
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Fedigres
Dublin
Irish Free State
Dublin Castle
Neville Wilkinson
Order of St.’ Padrick
Trappers’ Wages Rise as Carcass Byproduct Becomes Scarce
Mitton Holden, a trapper, recalls throwing carcasses by the hundreds and now wishes he had them as prices surge. Another trapper, William Dill, nets 2300 dollars in four months. Reports also note Soviet officials dismissed for not learning Ukrainian, Antrim man keeps a 24 year old car, Halberstadt’s Stelzfuß wooden leg building, and Chicago Union Stockyards spanning 500 acres with 300 miles of switchtracks.
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Mitton Holden
Holden
William Dill
Chicago
Union
City in Brief and Local Notices
City in Brief items recall local ads and notices including missing letters, a Carnation Milk rep in Waterloo, family visits, a divorce decree for Nellie Crummer, surgery recoveries, 1928 motor truck plates, mastoid operation recovery, and school concerts. Also reported are tax receipts, a derrick accident at the Venetian, a Spoo search, Manion Clothing asset appraisals, and Illinois Central inspectors studying coal chutes for fire prevention.
Boy Ends Life On Farm Near Alliance Neb
The body of 12 year old John Rimmer Jr was found swinging from a barn rafters on his father's farm near Alliance Nebraska early today. Authorities ruled death a self inflicted act with no reason given by the family.
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Alliance
John Rimmer,Jr
Pattern orders for NB bully PE MAT SL PATTERNS
The note offers up to date NB bully PE MAT SL PATTERNS from the Courier fashion department. Send 15 cents with your pattern request to Waterloo address. Patterns feature seam allowances and orders are fulfilled promptly with expected 10 day delivery after sending.
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Fashion Departmentv
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Day debate puts prohibition up as convention issue
Boston April 9 Prohibition coined today as a possible big issue for the Republican national convention next year Debating the question last night both Senator Borah Idaho dry and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia university wet said they would discuss their views on the convention The fight will be presented to the American people in the campaign of 1926 About 3000 packed Symphony hall and many listening by radio divided as to who won The Herald Republican appointed nine prominent Republicans as unofficial judges Vote favored Borah Their vote 6 to 3 in favor of the senator The Herald construed the judges sympathies as evenly divided The disputants agreed from the start on liquor evils and that general enforcement was unsatisfactory Butler took the affirmative that the resolution repeal of the eighteenth amendment would be advocated by the 1928 Republican platform
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Senator Borah
Idaho
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Butler
Symphony” Hall
Beaton ‘Herald
Herald
Fragmentary note on trial and governance
A garbled excerpt discusses a fair trial over 25 years and mentions Dr Butter seeking treatment. It references changes in the federal government and Quebec government control, implying debate over a better approach to correcting the overarching issue.
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Pedestrian Fell After Car Stopped. Drunk Man Arrested
F. P. Hackley faced a mystery at 213 Eleventh Street after a pedestrian Lester Chevalier appeared beneath a halted auto near Sycamore and Fifth. Officer C E Thornberry arrested Chevalier on intoxication charges amid foggy traffic confusion.
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Eleventh Street
Lester
Chevalier
Hackley
Sycamore
C. E
Thornberry
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