Fine Arts plans outlined by Waterloo Woman's Club society
The Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's Club discussed expanding to new fields under year end direction, with Mrs. W Birdsall as chairman. Plans include a string ensemble, possible small orchestra, community singing, and a Joan collection for the public library. Miss Marian T Ransler to provide program for Society of Music Teachers event April 18 20.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
W. Birdsall
Mra
J. Corton
A. S. Welshaar
Alo. Prime
Glasson
Herbert Marshall
M Marbeth Mark
Liébrance
H. W. Sigworth
Marian T. Ransler
Society of Music Teachers of Town
Floyd Champerlain
Cizigman
Chamberlain
Miss Benita Dolan to Wed John L Dolan in April
Miss Benita Dolan and John L Dolan plan marriage. The Dolans announce the engagement of their daughter to Dolan, son of Mrs Jean Prardieth, with the wedding set for April. Also notes social gatherings and local club meetings including Hawthorne's China talk and Chautauqua Park visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benita Dolan
John L. Dolan
Mro
Martin Dolan
Benita A
Debute Dolan
Jean Prardieth
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
A historical look at hair fashion from ancient times to modern, noting how hair symbolized vanity and status. The piece cites Caesar, Greek mourning customs, and a 1104 bishop episode, then offers hair care tips for shine and oil control. It ends with reader advice on nail care and tonics from a doctor’s prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
Moman
Henry Sainst
Jane
Side Talks on the Reckless Pedestrian by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron argues pedestrians must share streets responsibly. She urges awareness and safe crossing habits, noting drivers face danger when pedestrians ignore care. She recalls near-misses and stresses teaching children safety lessons and using crossing routines to prevent accidents.
Legion Auxiliary Plans Initiation of 100 Members
The American Legion Auxiliary will initiate over 100 candidates Thursday at Mentoria hall. Mrs. MacCrea, newly arrived, will speak, with Cedar Falls Independence and Porte City groups attending. A luncheon at Black's Tearoom begins at 2:30 pm, followed by a program of music, readings, and address by Mrs. MacCrea.
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American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Mentoria
Omorrow
Donald
MacCrea
Cornell Platfa
Cedar Fatly
Independence
Hudson
Porte City
Waterloo
EL. Rohlf
Black’s Tearoom
FM. Shores
jMuies
WW. Caughiin
John Riordan
H. Vi. Maynard
T. J. Fitzgerald
L. S. Treganza
Club Notes Show Easter Decor and Pasque Tower Favors
J Ti club and guest Mrs Rose Johan met with Mrs E M Pierce yesterday afternoon for needlework. Hostess Mrs Grace Gerholt and her daughter served a three course luncheon as Easter decorations were aplenty and pasque towers were given as favors.
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J. Ti Club
Rose Johan
E. M. Pierce
Grace Gerholt
The Royal Bluebottles Sandman Story
The tale follows the airy Queen needing a nap on a warm day. Fairies capture sleepy buzzing flies to calm her, imprisoning them near the Queen’s room. She nap inspires kindness, promising a winter home for the flies created by the fairies.
Live Church Notices to Replace Calendar Schedule
Progressive Waterland clergy prefer weekly sermon topics printed in place of the calendar. Cour ier will dispense with the calendar and publish live topics. Notices must be legible and received by Thursday evening via mail or messenger. phone submissions are not accepted due to news pressure.
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Waterland
Courier
The Fairy Queen’s Royal Bluebottles Sourced In Summer Tales
A summer scene describes large bluebottles called Susbottles and their tiny fairy riders. The Fairy Queen favors the bluebottles, who guard and escort other fairies, while small flies flee from these royal attendants and the queen’s sleep singers.
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Royal Bluebottie
Mortuary notices for Bandfield and Smith in Iowa
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bandfield wife of Douglas C Bandfield died at 5 pm yesterday at 815 Washington Street from paralysis after attending evening worship. She lived in Waterloo 23 years active in the Methodist church born Canandaigua NY December 1858. Married in Cedar Falls April 13 1882. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Ernest James Omaha Neb and Mrs Floyd Everatt Des Moines and nephew Dele Kilpatrick. Funeral arrangements at Petersen Bros downtown First Methodist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Gertrude Anna Smith age 25 wife of Frank F Smith Hudson Iowa died at Presbyterian Hospital from heart disease after influenza. Born December 18 1896 Traer Iowa. Survived by husband and four children mother Mrs Emma Preston. Children are Phyllis Alma 7 Preston Burdell 6 Hartley Dean 3 and Gaylord Foss 1. Body to O Keefe Towne Funeral Home then home in Hudson for services Friday with burial at Traer.
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Douglas C. Bandfield
Mary Elizabeth Bandfield
Washington Street
Bandfield
Waterloo
Methodist Church
Canandagua
N. Y
Cedar Falls
Waterloino
Ernest James Omaha
Neb
Floyd Everatt
Dés Moines
Dele Kilpatrick
Bandfields
Charles Kilpatrick
California
William Kilpatrick
Minnesota
Herbert Kilpatrick
Arizona
Wilma
Vance James
Petersen Bros
F. R. Smith
Gertrude Anna Smith
Frank FR. Smith
Hudson
Presbyterian Hospital
Smith
Traer
Emma Preston
Phyllis Alma
Preston Burdell
Hartley Dean
Gaylord
Infant Josephine Wilde Dies of Acute Illness
Josephine Wilde infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan G Wilde of 1214 Leavitt street died at 7 10 am today from acute intestinal infection. Born July 20 1921 the child’s body rests at O Keefe and Towne funeral home until tomorrow with interment at Vinfon Ia.
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Josephine Wilde
Josephine
Ivan G. Wilde
Leavitt Street
O'Keefe & Towne
Ivinfon
Cookery Course Starts Monday at Waterloo Theatre
Evening Courier announces a four day cookery course led by Miss Vera M Megowen in Waterloo theatre starting Monday from 1 to 4 pm. The program emphasizes practical cooking, kitchen management, and food values, with free recipes and guidance for homemakers, including diet and nutrition tips for various conditions.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Megowan
Vera M. Megowen
Miss Megowen
Civil Service Exam Set For May 24 In Federal Building
The Federal building will host a civil service examination on May 24 for a lay inspector and a junior veterinarian to fill vacancies in the bureau of animal industry, department of agriculture. Salary figures are $1,080 and $1,590 yearly, with potential monthly bonuses of $20. Clyde W. Brainard is secretary of the local civil service board.
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Federal
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Clyde WB. Brainard
Civil Service Board
City in Brief Prominent locals and city repairs
West end Fourth street bridge repair and a city-wide power outage mentioned. Residents include Mrs. Henry W. Grout visiting Peoria, Ill., Frances Benedict at Starrett School in Chicago, Erma Standish traveling to Gratton, W. Va., and Mrs. Alfred Linn recovering from an operation. Hobos and travelers noted in jail lodging list. Northwestem Bell linemen aiding Nebraska repairs after recent storm. Illinois Central urged to fix Lafayette street crossing. Local construction firms build Lemons Reinbeck and Cedar Heights schools with plans for Decorah and Monticello bids.
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Henry W. Grout
Peoria
Ill
Frances M. Benedict
Starrett School For Girls
Chicago
Erma Standish
Logan Avenue
Gratton
W. Va
Adelle Standish
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Alfred Linn
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
Mildred Koch Wolfe
Evening Courier
Mankato
Minn
H. J. Martin
Waterloo
Postum &Ereal Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Akron
Lemons
Reinbeck
Cedar Heights
John G. Miller & Sons Construction Co
Decorah
Monticello
Northwestern Ball Telephone Company
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
A. E. Gragg
Lafayette Street
Canning Company
Auchien
West Ona Fourth Street Bridge
Radio to Carry Hits From Student Opera Urbana
The University of Illinois student opera Tea Time in Tibet will be broadcast from the new university radio station tomorrow at 7 PM on 360 metres. Chicago residents will listen from City Hall Square building top floors, while Urbana students hear the Chicago broadcast Saturday afternoon and night.
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Urbana
Tibet
University of Illinois
Chicago
Lini Club
City Hall Square
Lamsons Overruled in Demurrer in Hotel Case
Judge E B Stiles overruled the demurrer to the answer of Maryland Casualty in the Hotel Russell Lamson dispute. The suit, seeking about 72000, arose from a seven to eight story building plan change and the Casualty company argues the extra story was unauthorized. The ruling finds the contract alteration tainted Exhibit 7 and supports the defendant.
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C. O
Lilam Russell-Lamson
Maryland Casualty Company
E. B. Stiles
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Comany
uuphy-Fridstin Company
Samsong
Casualty Company
Stiles
Arguments in Slander Suit Over Damages
In a slander case brought by Mrs. Nettie J. Kingsbury against Charles Smith the attorney G J Rudolph told the jury that they must set the price of an assassinated character. He spoke in court as the case proceeded for ten thousand dollars in damages in Texas and other southern states where men resent dishonor to women.
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G. J Rudolph
Nettie J. Kingsbury
Charles Smith
Tézas
North court vows lawful redress for slander under law
In a northern courtroom the plaintiff urges a verdict to punish defamation of her character. Rudolph, defense by I. Knapp, and closing for plaintiff by F. O. Parrich-Smith, deny the slander claims and stress lawful proceedings over private vengeance.
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Hood
Rudolph
I. Knapp
F. O. Parrich- Smith
Waterlog Patterns for Coury Depal and Evening Courier
Waterlogged notice outlines pattern procurement for Coury up-to-date patterns and DEPAL items. It states orders filled within ten days, with delivery to your location and other specified addresses. The message emphasizes five patterns and six teenie items for seams, noting timing and shipping details.
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The
Marian
Margaret
Katherine Harman
First ‘Presbyterian
aAll
Hattie Buettner
Gladys Hewitt
Charles Ab. X. MX
E. L. Hosteter
Deen Club
Roy Hulatt
Hawthorn
China
Chantal Quan
Earl Poor
Chautauqua Park
Mr. Hawthorne
Harvester
Swift
Grant Circle
Chester Cadwallader
Alvou
T. A
East High School
Scott School
Mary Christie
Etta Lovell
Rewlah Bingham
Emi Trevarthen Sanborn
Gra
Lincoln PT
Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association
R. 4. Thompsson
HY. A. Baysen
Ikie Jensen
Graham Messinger
Rev
D. J. Gretzinger
Jelen ‘Jarovy
Mr. J .Gretzinger
Ee Ta Lomita Club
Tonorrow
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Noice
M. H
Ruth Cameron
Flough
Griver
Flonr
Legion Auxiliary
Watters
Black's Tearoom
Sam Watters
Emmet Sterling
D. J. Watters
Isabelle Watters
John Fearer
Cedar Fails
Will Watters
Myron Cole
Verna Cole
Aut Watters
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Our Lady of Victory Court
K. Or
GC. Hall
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Holy Name Court
Sacre Heart School
Pall
Paulsen
W. B. Small
C.F. Bingham
Florence Kreiman
Waterloo Review
Cesar Hrights
G. T. Ue
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Toa Mortor
L. Kf. Edwards
Ross Conservatory of Music
Fourth Street
First Baptist Society
Tom Norrow
A.J. van 1Oorn
Ae Sorial Circle
Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Waterloo Theatre
Suchanan
Grasseay
Lamsons
Skinner
Wil
Sijangr &Sons
Lever Bres
Cos Cambrid
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