Guest Night Program by B Natural Music Club in Waterloo
More than 106 members of the B Natural Music Club hosted a Monday guest night at the Waterloo Woman’s Club. Mrs. George Shoemaker welcomed guests as the program featured a full choir, soloists, harp and piano players, and a costumed song group before refreshments in violet themed decor.
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B Natural Music Club
Waterloo Woman's
N.C. Altland
Smith
Chopin
Althea Waugh
Sans Souci
Johnson
R. Sanborn
Saint Saens
Truman Wagner
Barcarolle
Tales From Hoffman
Misa MacDowell
Bess Cooley
Marchell
John MacDonald
Alice Bive
Ars. Sanborn
Hoffman Seery Ray Hoffman Seery Rites Celebrated
Reverend Father J M Mathey officiated. Miss Gladys Seery daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Seery and Ray Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman were married at Sacred Heart church. Attendants were Grace Seery and Arlo Hoffman. Wedding breakfast at bride’s home followed with pink and white decorations. The couple plan a farm near Alta Vista after a wedding trip. Out of town guests included Marlin Hoffman Anne Hoffman Retha Hoffman Anna Hoffman and Vincent Schwort.
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J. MM. Mathey
Gladys Seery
Henry Seery
Jefferson Street
Ray Hoffman
Martin Hofman
Alta Vista
Aacred Heart Church
Byridal
Grace Seery
Arlo Hoffman
Hoffman
Highy School
Dubuque
Mr. Hofffman
Marlin Hoffman
Anne
Retha Hoffman
Alita Vista
Anna Hoffman
Hayesvile
Vincent Schwort
Marshalltown
Bentz Ayers Wed In Cedar Heights Parish Ceremony
Miss Bernice Ayers daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ayers of 210 Ninth Street East married Floyd E Bentz son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bentz Thornton this morning at St John s Catholic Church parsonage Reverend N J Bentz officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Raymond Ayers The couple will honeymoon then reside on a farm near Thornton after May 1 Mrs Bentz trained as a nurse at Mercy Hospital Mason City and has lived in Waterloo five years Also Cedar Heights Woman s Club to host Spring luncheon at YWCA and Our Lady of Victory court No 463 to install officers at Knights of Columbus hall.
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Bernice Ayers
Thomas J. Ayers
Ninth Street East
Floyd E. Bentz
Frank Bentz
Thornton
St. John's Catholic Church
N. J. Bentz
Raymond Ayers
Mary Boysen
Rochester
Mint
Smucker
Waterloo
Cedar Pass
Earl Ro Mare
Minneapolis
Hans Madsen
Axel Holst
Kimbalston
Side Talks and the Best Advertisement
In a small city two rival dry goods stores vie for customers. The older shop prides steady quality while the newer introduces a complaint adjustment bureau, offering refunds and goodwill to boost loyalty. A held story shows a mispriced tapestry led to a $10 payout, a lost card issue resolved, and a general verdict that a satisfied customer is the best advertisement.
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Qne
Womin
Iberal Paljey
Teltory
Beauty Tips and Home Hair and Nail Remedies
Readers advise henna for hair color as a safe tonic and warn against harsh bleaching. Tips cover ridged nails from dryness and using oil, gentle shaping, and occasional urine tests for slight disorders. Also includes a sulfur molasses purifier for spring health and digestive notes with hydration and pressure relief guidance.
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R. R.t
Dorothy D
Program Committee Chosen for P. E. 0. Chapter 7
Mrs. B. F. Stevenson announced Mrs. Alford as chairman of the P. E. 0. Chapter 7 program committee at the regular meeting at Mrs. G. W. Dawson s home. She will be aided by Mrs. H. B. Plumb and Mrs. Herbert Marshall.
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I’. Alford
B. F. Stevenson
G. W. Dawson
Club Notes Show Two Women Host Separate Social Gatherings
The Wild Rose club plans an all day gathering at Mrs. Carrie Leckington's home on Thursday with a noon picnic dinner and members bringing work baskets. Mrs. Lottie Tlick will host Forget-Me-Not club at her daughter Mrs. F O Kennison's home with a picnic luncheon and customary dishes and silverware.
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Wild Rose Club
Carrie Leckington
Lottie Tlick
F. O. Kennison
Church News notes several Wednesday gatherings across local churches
Grace M. B is hosting Kensington group activities at Mrs Rose Lohan's home. Walnut Street Baptist hosts Mrs Oliver Jensen's afternoon gathering with Mrs Dorsey’s division serving. Universalist Ladies’ Social Union meets with L A Danton and C C Caldwell as luncheon hostesses. Lydia Society of First Presbyterian postponed due to hostess illness. First Presbyterian Women’s Working Association meets 2 30 in church parlors. St Anne’s Girls meet at St Mark’s at 7 30 tonight at Mrs E A Pickworth’s home. St Margaret’s Guild hosts at Mrs L A Salion’s home. First Methodist all day gathering with 10 30 program, noon picnic dinner, 2 pm Foreign Missionary session led by Mrs Bru ner, and study by Mrs Marquis. Elsie Finlayson hosts Standard Bearers at her home. Sunday School Board at 7 30 plans birth day offerings.
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Women’s Society of the
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Oliver’ Jensen
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
L. A. Danton
C. C. Caldwell
Kensington
First Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
H. W. Dallman
JC. F. Nagle
Foreign Missionary Society
C. W. Bruner
F. L. Marquis
First Methodist Church Sunday School Board
W. Edsill
Celia Goodwyn
Primrose
Hiram Parks
Blair Hunter
Tina Ballreading
Miss Goodswyn
Mildred Milligan
Coolidge
Iola Hackett
M_ 5
Tina
Rbablheim
Society Editorial Announcements Guidelines
Announcements must reach the society editor by stated time. Names should be written clearly in legible handwriting or typed. Include complete names with first and last names and, for women, husband’s surname or initials when applicable. The paper’s style rules must be followed for all submissions.
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Nina
Teo
Nels J Mayland Named Cedar Falls Street Commissioner
Cedar Falls Apr 14 J F Cross mayor approved the appointment of Nels J Mayland as street commissioner to replace I E Perry His term starts today and he has done road work in Cedar Falls township for three years The city council also elected J P Jopson as hospital trustee to replace Ira Condit and J W Ford was named president pro tem of the council The Board of Education re elected most of its staff and seven teachers did not apply for reappointment James Bailey and many others graduate May 1925 from Cedar Falls High School with ceremonies and events scheduled throughout the month The article notes several other civic happenings and community announcements
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Cedar Falls
Jmence
Nels J. Mayland
I. E. Perry
J. F. Cross
Mayland
Cedar Falls Township
J. P. Jopson
Ira 5
Condit
J. W. Ford
S Board of Education
R. J S. Tidman
Mary Peters
Irma Holden
Evangeline Powers
Frieda Powell
Eve Haight
Lincoln School
Marguerite Naumann
Sam Brown
DL W. Morehead
Drake University
City
Wie. Beer
ME. E. Church
Methodist Women Observe Special Day of Prayer in La Porte City
The Women's Home Missionary society of the MME church held a special meeting at Mrs. F. J. Moore's home with hostesses Mrs. R. H. Haber echter Mrs. William Wilson and Miss Orra Man Grocklin. Mrs. BR. J. Ashley presided and Mrs. W. W. Milne led the day of prayer program including solos duets and a leaflet on Lenten and Easter topics. Refreshments followed.
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la Porte City
Women’s Homie Missionary Society
MME_ church
F. J. Moore
Moore
R. H. Haberechter
William Wison
Orra Man Grocklin
Jane McChane
BR. J. Ashley
W. W. Milne
Waterloo population gains show new residents arrive
Waterloo records report a net population gain of 23 families amid arrivals from 30 newcomers and 11 departures over two weeks. The Retail Merchants' association lists new residents and addresses, detailing a week of transfers and relocations within the city. In Tipton Iowa a gambling incident led to 25 men arrested and fines suspended. remaining cases to be heard in court.
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Waterloo
Retail Merchants’ Association
Russell DeGon
Retail Merchants’ ‘Association
John Hansen
Roby
Deak
Otto Jensen
Jefferson
Airs
Fairbanks
Janse
A Sullivan
Siliney D Kingsley
Hallahan
Seventh West
Balender
Lafayette
Marvel Lohr
Grenwood
Saylor
Svermoore
Semples
BL Smith
Schwartz
Kent Josephine Pathodc
Saxon
Tipton Gamblers
Tipton
Basebath Park
Faor Feen
Daily Crossword Puzzle Delayed by Wrong Plate
The newspaper omits today’s crossword answer due to an incorrect plate yesterday. Inquiries arose as experts could not arrange horizontal and vertical words with the provided definitions. The paper resumes the usual puzzle and answer tomorrow.
Waterloo Scouts Hold Friday Court of Honor and Hikes
The Waterloo Boy Scout council will host a Friday court of honor in the auxiliary Lafay Elite building at 7 30 p m with more than a dozen rank and merit applications filed. A city novelty hike for Waterloo Scouts is set for Saturday with future hikes planned at the 40 acre campsite near Waverly beginning April 23. Kurt Moessner of troop No 1 was named a five year veteran by the national office in New York, the sixth to earn this honor in the local council.
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Waterloo Hoy
Lafay
Wa* Terley
Lincoln Park
Sam
Waverly
Kurt Moessner
Troop No. 1
New York
Waterloo Council
Junior Cross Word Puzzle How to Solve
Puzzle instructions describe starting points in numbered squares and filling white squares with letters to form words. The key word list includes four across words and several down words such as What the small key does with that mate and To acquire.
Canopus Club Plans Meeting With Isabelle Weir Guest
A surprise speaker will address Canopus club at their weekly Black's tearoom meeting tomorrow at noon. Entertainment will be by Miss Isabelle Weir. Delegations from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids will accompany Gey. John Hammill attends the evening meeting set for Tuesday April 21. Waterlay club to finalize charter membership at tomorrow's session.
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Canopus Club
Heir
Black's
Isabelle Weir
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Canopians
Gey
John Hammill
Scheinted
Elab
Waterlay Club
Vanderpool Will Probate Filed In Snohomish County
The will of William J. Vanderpool, deceased, filed for probate with clerk J. W. Thompson in Snohomish County Washington, names executor William A. Johnson of Everett, assigns one fourth to Luella Hubbard Babcock of Hammond as niece, and divides the remainder equally among nieces including Mrs. Babcock.
Storm HIlls Two Deaths Strike Benton Harbor Area
A mid April high wind and electric storm killed two people in Berrien county, damaged a partially built factory, and toppled many telephone poles in Benton Harbor and surrounding areas.
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Benton Harbor
Berrien County
George Krie man elected dictator of Moose Lodge No 328
George Krie man was elected dictator of Waterloo Lodge No 328 Loyal Order of Moose at a meeting attended by 508 members. Fred Winslow was elected vice dictator and other officers named for one year. A parade of events included a trip to the supreme convention in Baltimore June 21 to 24.
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George Krileman
Waterloo
Ludge
Order of Moose
Fred Winslow
Frank ‘Ts Stona
George Wellein
Frank Wagner
A. Penna
Frank T. Stone
Baltimore
Weilein
Penne
Judeauf
Willig Pearson
Mooseheart
IHL
Cew
Jamees J. Davis
Laborty
Moose
Jack Smith
mManager
Cristal Theatre
Unsettled Iowa Weather Forecast Cools Hopeful Farmers
Unsettled weather and cooler air expected in northeastern Iowa tonight and Wednesday. Partly overcast noon skies spurred hopes of rain after last week's light precipitation. Temperatures ranged from 79 to 37 degrees as a temporary cooldown set in.
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Iowa
Pattern Order Notice for Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlooo Evening Courier offers up to date at home sewing patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern to the fashion department for the courier and patterns arrive within ten days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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