Cedar Heights Woman's Club Spring Luncheon Observed
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club held its annual spring luncheon Thursday in the YWCA recreation room. Thirty six members and guests attended with tables decorated for the 12 months of the year. Gifts included a birthday cake with thirteen candles signaling the club anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Albert Greely
Misa the Brinkman
Enethea Kenyon
Princes Stotts
W. 3. Sutcliffe
E. C. Litchfield
MW. J. Fowler
Couple Honored by Church with Farewell Party
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cundiff were feted with a farewell reception at Plymouth Congregational Church as they prepare to move to Centerville. Rev. William Hardcastle presented a congregation gift. A mixed quartet performed and daffodil centerpieces brightened luncheon tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cundiff
Centerville
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cundiff
Ed Kelly
T. FP. Kenney
G. W. Richardson
RK. J. Shepherd
William Hardcastle
Iowa Falls
Piano Teacher and Pupils Will Have Lecture Recital
Mrs Gertle Abdill and 20 pupils will present a piano lecture recital at the home of Mrs David Ramage on Saturday afternoon. Abdill will discuss her European visit to homes of the old masters. Participants include E J Ralston Margaret Moore Mary Esther Nauman Blanche Curran Margaret Morris Mary Humphreys and others. Beethoven Chopin Wagner Rachmaninoff Spindler Lyle Gaynor Nevins and Guigley works will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertle Abdill
David Ramage
Abdill
Europe
E.J. Ralston
Margaret Moore
Mary Esther Nauman
Blanche Curran
Margaret Morris
Mary Humphreys
William Scully
Mary Katherine Kerwin
Gaynor Hivans
James Ramage
Loraine Boni
Betty Burk
Robert Fern
Jo Sark
Billie Beck
Waterton Woman's Club Evening Department Officers Named
Officers chosen at the Waterton Woman's club Evening department include Mrs. D P H Wick as chairman Mrs A Raymong as vice chair and Mrs Bessie Peterson as secretary for the coming year Departing executives are Mrs F A Kiessling Miss Jessia Ryan and Miss Florence Stines The program committee chair is Mrs S P Fairbanks with assistants including Mrs L A Daum Mrs Wick and Miss Bernice Gall Mary Horner spoke on political issues and year reports show six regular meetings plus social events with proceeds added to the treasury A picnic supper preceded the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton Woman's Club
DP. H. Wick
A. Raymong
Bessie Peterson
F. A. Kiessling
Jessia Ryan
Florence Stines
Mast
S. P. Fairbanks
L. A. Daum
Wick
Bernice Gall
Mary Horner
General Club Treasury
St Marks Choir to Present Easter Cantata Resurrection Light
The volunteer choir of St Mark s Episcopal church will present the Easter cantata Resurrection Light at vesper services Sunday afternoon at 4 30. Solo and duo pieces accompany chorus numbers performed by Helen Reed G C Welker J A Pickworth and James Robinson with Mrs Welker as director and organist. The service is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ashford
Helen Reed
G. C. Welker
J. A. Pickworth
James Robinson
Welker
Club Notes Show Busy Afternoons Across El Deen Groups
Report lists El Deen club members and guests socializing at various homes. Goldengla and Ace of Clubs meet for games like banco and 500 with prizes. new member Mrs. Guy Robbins joins Forget-me-not and Golden Red hostesses coordinate events with Mrs. Paul Venter and Mrs. Ernest Schultz assisting. Old songs and harp music enliven Lottie Fiick’s Forget-me-not gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Venter
Golden Red
Paul Venter
Ernest Schultz
Lottie Fiick
Ethel Kennis
Emma Moore
Otte Obele
Society Announcements and Submission Guidelines Seen
Announcements reach the society editor by 9 30 am. Musical programs and song lists must be sent in typewritten form or legible handwriting. Club secretaries and reporters should note the pauper in read by thousands, not just members. Provide complete names with initials, married women using husband name or initials.
What Do You Think of Yourself at 3 A.M.
A reflective meditation on self during the small hours. The author asks what a man thinks of himself at three in the morning, and whether his true self is visible then or only in daylight. The piece ponders self-perception, responsibility, and the discrepancy between inner and outward life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Joel Lay to Return for Spring Music Festival Recital
Waterloo citizens will hear Joel Lay again as he assists in a three day spring music festival at Pirate Methodist church. Lay recently toured and performed in Waterloo last fall, sharing his baritone in services and luncheons as he prepared for further study abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Lay
Waterloo
Pirate Methodist Church
Mr. Lay
BT. Lay
Church Gatherings Highlight Women’s Groups Activities
More than 80 attended Trinity American Lutheran’s Ladies' guild party for young women. Maria Watters spoke on Mother and Daughter. Violet Michael and Lily Michael performed. Arlene Paters read. Martha Kattwig and Silk Shanger sang. First Lutheran missionary society hosted sewing and refreshments with guests Mrs Join Flottsman and others. Christ Episcopal women planned bake sales and musicales. Mrs Lore Alford hosted lunch. Northminister Presbyterian Woman’s auxiliary installed new officers led by Mrs Truman Imerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
Maria Watters
W.G A
Violet
Lily Michael
Arlene Paters
Martha Kattwig
Silk Shanger
Missionary Society of First Lutheran Church
Society
Join Flottsman
Alden
F. B. Shane
A. M. Holt
H. J. Burk
4. J. Burk, Jr
Pes
Ovis Burk
Women's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Lore Alford, Jr
Speeders Haled Into Court In Morning Session
Five speeders and two traffic violators crowded police court. Four drivers pled guilty to speeding and were fined 310 each. George Thomas was fined for speeding after a red tag and again speeding minutes later. Thomas was clocked at 34 mph then 32 mph by officer W M Wilson. Two car owners fined 5 each for parking after 7 am with part suspended.
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George Thomas
W. M. Wilson
Thomas
Wilson
T A. m
Colored man awarded damages after pedestrian collision
A jury in the Dock Robinson versus R O Meek case awarded plaintiff 3730 dollars after a Bryant Paving employee on a bicycle was run down by a motorist. Robinson suffered a double leg fracture and other injuries as the trial continued in Judge E B Stiles division. The eight woman four man jury was led by foreman Agnes Perry Grant and defended by Filhill Reed and A B Lovejoy for insurer.
Tailored coats and ensembles widen fashion options for women
A fashion piece urges women to embrace long coat ensemble suits as an affordable option for those who cannot wear standard coats. It suggests dark coats with matching dresses, plus bright silk dresses and a removable lining coat to create multiple looks, and notes how the style flatters varied figures.
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Paris
Memorial Day Plans Outlined by Legion
The Shenandoah American Legion Becker-Chapman post held a semimonthly meeting at Memorial Hall with L.8 Treganza presiding. They outlined Memorial Day observances including marking unmarked graves in Waterloo cemeteries and replacing frayed flags on the fourth street bridge, plus completion of the courthouse basement rest room and civic aid reports for 1926.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Treganza
J. H. Butts
Waterloo
Fourth Street Bridge
Legion
Peste
Memorial All
The
Post
District Oratorical Contests On Boards At West High Tonight
Howard Snodgrass will represent West High in a district oratorical contest this evening in the auditorium. He faces competitors from Charles City Hansell Geneseo Consolidated and Tama. Sponsored by the Des Moines Capital with 30 newspapers, prizes include 15 for the district winner, 50 for the state winner, and 2 000 to 300 for national finalists.
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Howard Snodgrass
West High
Charles City
Hansell
Geneseo Consolidated
Tama
Des Moines
Drake Auditorium
Drake University
Kansax City
Washington, D. C
the United States
Members Auxiliary A L Visit Hospital To Greet Veterans
Welfare committee of the American Legion Auxiliary visited Independence state hospital to serve ice cream cake and candy to World War veterans. Mrs Danin president and Mrs Reed secretary led the group. auxiliary members visit monthly to support local veterans in treatment.
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A. L
American Legion Auxiliary
State Hospital
Independence
Mys. Jl
Youths Who Hopped Freights Sentenced In City Court
Three boys aged 17 38 and 19 were sentenced to one day in the city jail by Judge J W Gwynne to curb freight train hopping on the Waterloo Cedar Falls line. A. J. Schauer railroad agent reports ongoing trouble as youths ride trains. some even tampered with hand brakes. Light penalties were given with promises to aid officers in stopping further hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gwynne
A. J. Schauer
Lllinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Walls
Gwynna
Few property owners show up for Waterloo assessments
A Waterloo city council hearing of the board of review drew only a few property owners who voiced concerns about assessment values. The session, held in the county board room, will recur each evening for owners with real estate in Waterloo west and, later, Waterloo east once rolls are updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council Activg
Board of Reviews
County Board Room
Waterloo West
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo East
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns for Child Dress
Patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier depart fashion section offer a dress with jacket option. Sizes 6 8 10 12 require 2 1 2 yards for jacket and dress or 2 3 4 yards for dress alone. Send 15 cents pattern or 12 cents for the fashion book.
Chomen Sought Divorce From Samberg Over Harsh Treatment
Mary Samberg names Ali Samberg in a divorce filing dated after their 1906 Russian marriage. She cites cruelty and infidelity, seeks temporary alimony of 25 dollars weekly, permanent alimony of 6000 dollars, a writ of attachment, and an injunction to stop harassment. Susan Baldwin sues Rodney Baldwin for divorce on cruelty grounds, filed after their 1923 marriage at Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvorce
Ertay
Mary Samberz
Ali Samberg
Vrementz
Russia
Nellie Baldwin
Rodney Baldwin
Waverly May BR
Pattern Enclosed Request Sent to Address 6058
Enclosed 15 cents to obtain a pattern listed as Pattern No 6058 sent to the address given as City and State. The readable text indicates a request for mail order pattern with a garbled name line.
Untitled Beauty Ads Claim Timeless Youth and Cure-All Creams
An old style beauty advertisement touts products promising dramatic skin and hair results. It claims white youth clay, facial youth cleanser, hair youth serum, and two powders can erase wrinkles, clear pores, and grant lasting youth. The copy invites readers to mail coupons for free trials and samples.
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Leit
France
Edna Wallacs
Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Facial
Hale
White
Clay
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I Wild Rose Club
Susan Call
Lina McCollough
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Viola B. Hartzell
Maude Brayton
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Ethel Houghton
Marina Sweeney
Lizzie Palmer
Blanche Growethers
St. Mark’s Choir
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Association
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W. D. Robinson
Goldengla Club
Banco
Harve
Fred Seidler
Nicky Phillips
Guy Robbins
Mark Sheeley
Dave Holly
Charles Martin
Nine of Clubs
Alvin McGinnis
Dick Tyler
Birs. McGinnis
George Forrester
Soren Thompson
J. F. Wagner
Veggo Jefferson
Elsie
Bort Anderson
Maggie Damge
Ella Spiker
Talis Saance
Waterloo Dance Club
Hotel Russell- Lamson
A. B. Chambers
Jackson McCoy
Jobl Lay
Church News
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Truman Imerson
Harry Miller
Charles Smith
John Everman
Moonbeam
Bénna
Betty Ann
Courice
Evening Courier
Waterbloo
Chomen
Japan
Rere
Wallen
OfcLares
Cannes
Abe
Les Parisiennes
Es Américaines
Kayser
Tuileries Gardens
Rue de River
Rue de la Pais
States
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