International Arts and Grafts Exhibit Opens
Handiwork from many lands fills the International Arts and Grafts Exhibit organized by the two Mt. A. and Y. W. chapters of the Young Women's Christian Association. Items from Denmark, Norway, Italy, Austria, and more are shown, including a carved copper flatiron and a ivory ebony baton judged the finest piece. The exhibit runs this evening and tomorrow with programs by pupils and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wens
Al's
Anna Suenstling
Mark Levenson
Eg Olmn
Denmark
G. W. Chapphan
George Nansman
GO. Ellotward
Austria
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Minar Hansen
Martin Heyde
Constantinople
Kashmir
J. de Haston
J.B. Ridenour
Minnie Crippen
Oelock
AcKinley School
B. Shimek
Iowa
Colege
Local clubs swap notes at home gatherings and parties
The Joyle club met at Mrs. Thomas Shafer's home with guests Mrs. Alexander Lockhart and Mrs. George Scow. Winners at bridge included Mrs. G 73 Yt. Bassarear and Mrs. George Farnsworth. Golden Red club, Jolly Bunch party, and Wild Rose and other groups held afternoon events with readings, sewing for a quilt, and three course luncheons. Prizes went to several members including Mrs. Charles Matthews and Clarence Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
Kenneth Tries
Prizds
Charles Matthews
Arnold Zack
Clarence Reardon
Oscar Dybsford
Enry Sebotter
Three Ministers Honored at Calvary Evangelical Supper
Three Calvary Evangelical ministers were honored at a church supper for retiring presiding elder Rev Ll W Back and new appointee Rev T H Ripe Bel. Longtime pastor Rev Col Baumgariner was praised. Mrs Bock and Mrs Ringel received acknowledgments. Gifts were presented, songs and duets followed with ministerial tributes and a reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Third
Ll. W
T. H. Ripe Bel
Ol. Baumgariner
Bock
Ringel
George Hunover
Suewy AL Erltasinger
Virginia
Janes Moblin
Fritasinger
W. F Schepple
Yaumgarinoer
Beauty powders and cheap recipes from a cosmetic column
Inexpensive bath powders can be made from rice flour, corn starch, or potato starch. A sachet scent can be added. proportions vary from an ounce of sachet per two pounds powder to three quarters corn starch and one quarter talcum. Corn starch is good for bathing powder but not for facial application. it smooths skin and reduces shine, while a scented sachet improves the aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenia
Sutcliffe Named President of Heights Club
Mrs W J Sutcliffe was elected president of the Cadar Heights Women's Club at yesterday's meeting held at the home of Alis Amos Burhans. Officers include E G Litchfield as vice president and Florence Low as corresponding secretary. The new officers will be installed at the spring luncheon on May 20 at the Elks home with about thirty members present.
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D. A. Palmer
Wild Rose Club
A. St. Crawther
Henry Glas
Maddie McCormick
BE. O. Marley
Sidney D. Smith
William Brayton
Glas
Shirley
J. M. Cerda
jThen Bast
Rose Glendy
Smith
William Brayston
D. J. Palmer
W. J. Sutcliffe
Cadar Heights Women's Club
Alis
Amos Burhans
Ares
E.G. Litchfield
Harry Tinglon
Florence Low
B.D. Belmeier
Elks Home
Holleall
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Character Guest for Guild Play Announced Today
Walter Ben Hare’s three act play An Old Fashioned Mother will be staged by Clara Barton Guild of Universalist church in the second week of May. Plans announced at a guild meeting list the cast of many characters with titles and names, directed by Miss Elizabeth Repke and assisted by Carvel Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ben Hare
Clara Barton Guild of Universalist Church
Debersi
Undertitl Widder
Bill Pind
Liz Beck
Chiwlea Underhitz
Jon Te
Bud Wi At
Deward Sprague Gy Gost
Iohn Peter A Ermlaly
Ceres Hich
Aulugus Tirta
Elizabeth Repke
Carvel Green
Vary
Woman's Club Officers Elected at Syenin Department
Mrs. B. A. Beesso elected chairman. Mrs. S. J. Pairbanks named vice chairman and Mrs. Fairbanks re elected secretary at the Syenin department meeting of the Waterloo Woman's club. John Bart spoke on daily building problems. Miss Loviga Hagerman played piano solos. a birthday dinner followed with gifts for Miss Neva Steinmayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Beesso
Waterloo Woman's Club
Missi Loviga Hagerman
Church events and services listed for the week
The article outlines upcoming church activities at Gear M. E. and Plymouth Congregational, including Friday and Sunday gatherings, participant lists, and notes on contributors and organizers. Names such as Josephine Brelty and Plewis Sapper appear among the attendees and organizers.
Supervisors to Occupy Abstract Company Rooms
County records offices expand as the Sedgwick Lichty Abstract firm and the Parrott party plan relocation to make space. Supervisors aim to move into the Lichty building on Sycamore street by July 1, freeing first floor for the treasurer and automobH department. The Sedgwick Lichty firm traces back to 1883 and notes long courthouse ties.
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Waterloo
A. Reid
Air- Strack Company
Board of Supervisors
Black Taw County Abstract coMpany
Gypsy Tale of Bowe and a Prohibition Era Bust
C R Bowe a 45 year old Riverview addition resident and former Special policeman. after a walk near the city dump on Indiana avenue he encountered gypsies and a gypsy maiden who admired star No 33. Deputies Warren Buckley and Ralph Davis joined the scene and persuaded the gypsies to move on. Bowe showed his anti prohibition star 33 and was taken to the city jail. A search warrant later yielded all used liquor at Bowe's home. He remains jailed awaiting a city intoxication charge and a state hexal possession case. The tale ends with the ruin of star No 132 and the bright memories of the maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bowe
Riverview Addition
Indiana Avenue
Lo Bowe
Warren Buckley
Ralph Davis
Bowe
Howe
Goth
Company D Plans Party for Monday
Members of Company D, One Hundred Thirty third Infantry under Capt. Bred G. Clark will hold a local party Monday night during the regular drill period to celebrate the good showing at the federal inspection April. There will be refreshments, cigars and dancing. guardsmen invite guests.
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Cominany 2
Third Infantry
Lowe Tathoma Sand
Uanler
Bred G. Clark
Sheriff Wagner Plans Extradition of Chicago Prisoner
Sheriff Wagner seeks extradition for Otis Dickens, arrested in Chicago on orders from Sheriff Wagner. Dickens, who will resist, is to be brought to Des Moines for governor signatures and then to Springfield for Gov. Len Small’s approval. Dickens accused of cheating by false pretenses tied to a car transfer and sale.
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Otis Dickens
Wagner
Himgela
Des Moines
Join Animalt
Springfield
Len Small
Dickens
Blader
Winterloo
Collard- Hull Company
Waterloo City In Brief Items and Notices Several Residents Visit
Local notices report visitors from Waterloo and nearby towns, court appearances, and license activities. Mrs Penne and relatives attend a golden wedding in Emmetsburg. residents tour Detroit and Chicago areas. couples plan marriage in Cerro Gordo. alimony, contempt, and vehicle fines appear in court. Community ads note bake sales and store promotions amid pleasant winter weather.
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Alrs
B.A. Penne Lave
Emmetsburg
Valentine Lahr
Parkersburg
California
R. A. Doty
Conger Street
Edwin Hacking
Winnipeg
Harold Jamblerday
Vernon
N.Y
France
A. Dubbert
Helen E. Dubbert
Thomas L. McGrane
Waterloo
Elizabeth Murphy
Mason City
Cerro Gordo
Aliss Hetty Shannon
E. BR. Sharfuen
Chicago
Miss Shannon
Clinton
Sioux City
Croar Fails Baily News in Cedar Falls Office Address
In Cedar Falls the local news office operates at 11 West Fourth Street with telephone 425. The item references George M. A. Dule as a resident and reporter, noting office hours and a Waterloo Courier connection. The text is garbled but points to a small-town newspaper context in the Waterloo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M.A Dule
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Eniity Courier
West Fourth Sumer
JU Wu
I To & P
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Miss Jobes organ recital at Teachers college
Miss Clara Jobes delivered the post graduation organ recital at Teachers College Auditorium to a receptive audience. She studied music three years under Professor George W. Lanson and ranked among the top graduates of the piano and organ department with performances of works by prominent organ composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Jobes
Atlantic
Teachers College
Wight
Miss Jobes
George W. Lanson
Qedar
Noona
Sartori Hospital
Bessie Nielsen
Dorothy Mfansents
Dorothy
Peter Hansen
Dike
Sartari
Miursday
Vredsville
Unclear excerpt notes multiple names and places
Disconnected OCR fragment mentions John W Bancroft recovering from gall removal at Rochester hospital. References to Hachester, Chicago, Springfield Ontario, Des Moines, and a state spelling contest official. Details are fragmentary and one sentence only.
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Ales
John W. Bancroft
Hospital
Rochester
Ainn
Bancroft
Hachester
Hasiron
Chicago
Richard
Inlelertiocker Bas
Springfield
Ontario
Disioiler
D. Coréts
Eaghers
Des Moines
Traer High Graduation Set for 27 on June 2
Traer high school will graduate 27 students on Wednesday, June 2, with 17 girls and 10 boys. The class, known as the Clari School, has enjoyed success on the Metropolitan stage as it prepares for the annual senior play. Arthur Reimett of Des Moines University is named commencement speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer High
Treaer
Traer High School
Clari School
Pr. aArthur Reimett
Des Moines
Tmniiversity
Vyralelli Group Plans Overnight Morris Isle Hike
Members of the Vyralelli organization will undertake an overnight hike to Morris Isle on May 22. At a recent meeting, awards were given to McMilan Tierbert Milley and Lloyd Ayerhofe for participating in an impromptu speakers contest.
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Vyralelli
Campen
Morris Isle
Organization
Lust
McMilan
Tierbert Milley
Lioyrd Ayerhofe
La Porte City Bulletin item mosaic
A garbled La Porte City Bulletin fragment mentions local names, events, and notices. It references tourism, schooling, spelling contests, community meetings, medical visits, deliveries, and social visits, with scattered names such as Mrs. Date KI Pat Bertie and Marjorie Lyl.
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Pat Bertie
Mélany
Thf
Warry ' Shy
Ales
al Faernal
Shu
Awah
Kate
Yell Rpates
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Memorial Hall
Belen Gould
Josephine O'Brien
Emré
Fanny Brows
Ida Burows
Bertha Dwyer
Clara Smith
M. C
Vondyk
Amouse Hall
Masin
June
Clyde Thal
Dick Tyler
B. Sivert
Lnrnetta Sibert
Wold Jala
Missea
Martha van Brussetl
Moarian Gardner
Louisa Nilple
Panine Wirner
Georgia Molmes
Helen Binke
Uth Allen
Estella Lauleldug
Ihday
Charles’ Bell
CY Hall
Fils
Temple Rebekah Ins
Hall
Waterloo Lodge F
Golden Red Club
R. E. Venter
Carl Venter
Floyd .Stoyles
T. B.H
George B. Cohn
Clyde Hall
Harry Confare
Hie Hansen
Swanson
Lottie Notolick
Cohn
Michael Spitert
George Blt o-Tagre
Crete
Gast
Arnoll Nemenck
Burntee Kohliss
Leo Rue Jessup
Ralph Standish
Edward Furnaudh
Gid
Tt. Burvichs
Toneyffa
Misa Bpsia Montgomery
Aude Gyrright
Church News
M. E. Church
Orlock
Apt
Nat
Josephine Brelty
Plymouth Congregational Wharet
Plewis
Anu
Organizy
Aden
Mianie Veinuen
Saisburg
Sedgwick-Lichty
Parrott
Matory
L. J Stambaugh
J. Price
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Insurance Loan & Investment Co
Arge
Thee
Fudge J
Fudge J. C. Beem Were: Henry Bagby, Careless Driving, $4; Glen McDonald
Plath St
Sterlingieods Co
Beith St
Saturdas
Ster Church
Cadverti
Croar
Baily News
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Louise Camp
Camp
Falt-view
Tssessor
Artur
Kingman
Lions Club
Jacui
Rotarians
Gidas
Eugene Amueifer
Ermii B. Frye
iGc
Fowler Go
Womens
Childrens
Yrayerlla
Morris
Atelor
KOTEX
Selzer’s
Watertas Evening Courier Patterns
Porte City Bulletin
Yeni
Nims Courier
Evelyn Kawer
Tatapeedion Amiptins
Erdan Koln
Northwest Ag Lowe
Ievaseh
Mit
Unie Physitians
la Porte
Derivery
Thome
Kansas City
Kan
Mes
Dan Statter
Sua Relia
DS Mapes
Mie City
Tareien Crumb
Mr. B Douenter
Marjorie Lyl Rove
Feeney
Tobi Ibvekett
Jula Blackeik
Wedaeelas
Mteetween
Anil
Rubert Tilia i
John Hagar
Trent Vrs
Sion
Lel
Dythir
Nh Davies
Bern
Rotine
Evie
Weaee
Bere Ewes
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