Waterloo Woman's Club meets to discuss bylaws and officer elections
The Waterloo Woman's Club holds a 2 30 p m meeting in the club house to elect officers, revise bylaws, and consider a weekly meeting day. Candidates include Mrs W P Alford for president and Mrs ALS Weishaar and Mrs Alred Longley for vice president, with other nominations possible during balloting.
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Inlense
Waterloo Woman's Club
Clit House
Ars
W. .Chapman
Chape
Urekes
Alford
Als. Weishaar
Alred Longley
Weishaar
Fine Arts Depaerment
J Longley
Literary de Putemeues
Boox
Jessie M. Coolay
Knox
Miss Cooley
Stanley Moore
Nowjitecs
G. L. Ostrander
Afrs. L. Eickelberg
Kaunisn
Walter’ Dotson
H. G. Orrick
James Chapman
Gear, Nauman
Raymond
Evening church dinner unites diverse groups in Iowa town
A colorful church dinner at First Congregational in Gosmopoliian features a cafeteria style meal with international representation. Volunteers including Mrs. Wo B and Mrs. Henry Klotsel organize service teams. New Wing's Daughters and Mooseheart Women plan gatherings. Theta Phi Alpha hosts campus sorority ties. a birthday surprise and a Mooseheart card party conclude social events reflecting local civic and church activity.
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Gosmopoliian
Ameren
Wo B
Naumin
Henry Klotsel
Ies. Lay
A.B. Enderleid
J. G. MecAlgin
A. Waterbury
Weishaar
AL J. Lovejoy
T. Witox
A. L. Brantiey
TM. Grenny
Wedding Service for Lois Weldon Read Yesterday
Lois Weldon wed Philip W. Gartham Jr yesterday evening at Raymoded. The ceremony was performed in the parsonage by Rev. G. Depuy. The couple was attended by EL Shannon and Mrs Jessie Weldon. Weldon is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W L M Weldon of 712 Barclay Street. She grew up in Waterloo and graduated from local schools. Gartham is a moulder for Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gart hof of 111 Lima Street. He spent much of his childhood near Dunkerton. After their return from Raymond, the newlyweds were greeted by 15 friends with showers and gifts.
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Lois Welton
Philip W. Gartham, Jr
Raymoded
G. Depuy
EL Shannon
Jessie Weldon
Miss. Welsdon
Wlm. Weldon
Barclay Street
Porth
Waterloo
Garthoff
Garthof
Lima Street
Dunkerton
Raymond
Denver& Rio Grande Western Railroad
Jean Bragdon
Bragdon
Sunset Road
St. Mrancig Hospital
Gaylord
M. Bllis
Watch Street West
WIL & Truck
Roy Spears
Wellington Street
I. B. Boies
Sprouse
Boies
Redling Ishefer
Jack
Des Moines
Wedding Service Read in Sacred Heart Parsonage
Miss Alta O Connell daughter of Mrs Catherine O Connell of Elma wed Clarance Leversee Cedar Walls brother of Mrs Lewis A Wangler in Sacred Heart rectory by Rev Father J M Molloy. The ceremony was at 530 yesterday afternoon with no attendants. The couple left for Minneapolis and will live on a Cedar Falls area farm after one week. Mrs Leversee has worked in Blacks store and lived with her sister Mrs James R Egan.
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Alta O’connell
Catherine O'Connell
Elma
Clarance Leversee
Cedar Walls
Lewis A. Wangler
Sacred Heart Rectory
J. M
Molloy
Cedar Falls
Leversee
Black
James R. Egan
History of Iowa on Program of Becker Chapter
After Becker chapter, Order of Eastern Star met last evening a program was directed by Mrs Ralph Dunlavey with Eugene McKeen reading the Highland Fling danced by Miriam Boysen Harold Thompson sang withWilliam Coonrod at piano Mrs W W McAnister gave a Lews history talk Plans for a paid chicken pie supper at Masonic temple at 6 15 p m May were announced Friday Study Club The Country Live Movement In America will be the subject of a talk by Mrs Q W Hemsworth tomorrow afternoon Mrs Charing Robe will review a book The meeting will be at the home of Mrs Willis Johnson Roll call on Sprite Songs Parent Leader Association Emerson P P A conservation meeting tomorrow evening at the hall.
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Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Ralph Dunlavey
Eugene McKeen
Miriam Boysen
Harold Thompson
William Coonrod
Lews
W. W. McAnister
Masonic Temple
America
Q. W. Hemsworth
Charing Robe
Willis Johnson
Notice of Repayment and Publication Deadline
Notice requests editors to arrange a repayment at Shorely Arenizations with prior telephone verification before publication. It states deadlines and involvement of individuals linked to the notice, seeking solicited signatures and timely handling of related details.
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Sunenty
Wil Reparty
Facial Massage and Home Tricks From Beauty Experts
The article surveys facial massage tips to reduce wrinkles around the eyes mouth and cheeks using gentle strokes and cream. It notes professional massage costs and suggests home routines to lift skin, with a side discussion on dieting and hair care amid wartime conditions.
Club Notes Chronicles Miscellaneous Local Socials
Mrs. Mita Baldwin hosted the Double Five club with prizes to Mrs. John Craisley and Mrs. George Gray. New members include Mrs. Frank Powell and Mrs. W. F. Wexter, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Gilley and Mrs. Nis Gray. The Triple Four club met with birthday showers for Mrs. G. R. V. Bassarear and Mrs. Jennie Stover, plus lunch served by Miss Van Loh. The Twin Four club gathered at Mrs. Jon Trunx’s home with new member Mrs. Nels Lewis present.
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Mita Baldwin
John Craisley
George Gray
Arle. Guy
Frank Powell
W. F. Wexter
Herbert Gilley
Nis Gray
Russell Peterson
Triple Four
G. R. V. Bassarear
Jennie Stover
Doris Itehing
Mabel van Loh
Cedar Falls
Hassarear
Miss van Loh
Herbert Lawless
Arthur Stewart
Wivers
Twin Four Club
Ifis
Jon Trunx
Wil Retchert
George Alexander
Nels Lewis
Church News Methodists hold all day regional meeting
An all day meeting of the western Church societies of the Methodist Episcopal church convened yesterday. Mrs G W Bare Tan chaired the Foreign Missionary society session in the morning with Mrs W Bruner leading the program. Irene Oldfather led devotions and Mrs S A Besh and Mel Jones conducted the lesson. A noon dinner was served by a committee including Mrs Henry Glas and others. In the afternoon Mrs S A Worley led a ladies aid meeting followed by a Home Missionary Society gathering featuring music by Grace M E, First M E and Kensington church groups.
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W. Ch S
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. OW. Bare Tan
Foreign Missionary Society Ip
Mra
W. Bruner
Irene Oldfather
Mra. J. Johnson
Drayer
S. A! Besh
Mel Jones
JF Bee
Henry Glas
FB. T. White
G. Fi Flobe
J. Petrie
W. D. Kepler
A. Worley
Ladies’ Aid
Home Missionary
Society
C. al. Rit Iryher
WA. Horton
Greene
Mmes
William. Watterson
Warren
AL Colagnn
Flor
Ence Barrett
Grace M. K. Schurch
Barton
R. la. Nutgass
C. A. Ricknit
iMiss
Eleanor Glas
Mariforie Hocper
M. E. Chupel
Daughters of Plymouth Hold Day Meeting At Home
Daughters of Plymouth held yesterday meeting at the home of Mrs Bila Stings with seven present. Mrs Wardle acted as chair, and Mrs Wy Wardle presided, with Wilson Walton listed among seedling WISlosa in the Division of Central Christian Church.
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Daughters of
Plymouth
Wilson Walton
Central Christian
Hurch
Loz
Bila Stings
Wy Wardle
Great Western Reinstates Night Local to Oelwein
Great Western announces time card changes effective Sunday. Roy Hulett, local agent, says trains No 6 and No 4 switch routes, No 2 and No 64 adjust departures from Union Station and Sycamore, with Des Moines and Kansas City connections. Iowa Northwestern district convention opens in Denison with Carroll Sac Ida and Crawford counties represented.
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Great Western
Oelwein
Chicago
Des Moines, St. Joseph
Kansas City
Sycamore Street
S A
Union Station
Cumbermen Mey. Denison
Northwestern
Iowa
Liaamberman
Carroll
Sac
Ida
Crawford
Tourists Move Through Strong Winds to Kelly Lake Minn
Tourists Mr and Mrs R J Shell moved last night en route to Kelly Lake Minnesota. They reported highways lashed by strong winds forcing Ford cars to crawl in low gear. George Whitfeld Warner resides in a house bus at the camp while Dr J C Wines and party arrived from the Rio Grand valley. One boy, fifteen, is an aviator specializing in parapluta work.
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R. J. Shell
Kelly Lake
Minn
Ford
Shell
Seattle
San Francisco
George Whitfeld Warner
Retill
J. CG
Rilo
Grands Valley
City in Brief notes on divorces and health
In Waterloo area news, two divorce petitions were filed yesterday with Oscar Berry reportedly improving after a stroke and Jean Bragdon’s daughter recovering from pneumonia. Several legal notices include an impending last day to file suits, while local officials and railroad agents visited Waterloo for business.
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Iva al, Ridpath
Claude M. Ridpath
G. Bhehnal
Des Mopines
Smalter
Great Western Railroad
Waterloo
Werman Guyot
Jessie Guyot
Rock Island
Oscar Berray
Broadway
St. Francis Hospital
C. We Knoop
Manand Avenue West
Presbyterian Hospital
Uistrict
AL Wilcox
Bnecht Istreet West
A. J. Weigel
O. HE. Urie
Leo Larsen
Pred Lampprich
St. Paul, Minn
F. M. Biudsth
Cedar Falls Newsman George H. Twaddle Listed Here
George H. Twaddle, resident news representative in Cedar Falls of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter, has offices at 2211 West Fourth Street. Telephonia No. 12 and office hours 9 to 4 and 2 to 2 pm.
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George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourthstreet
Telephonia No
Cecilian Glee Club Presents Annual Concert at Teachers College
Cecilian Glee club, senior women students at Teachers College, gave its annual concert directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmitt. About 45 voices performed fifteen numbers with encores. Miss Lyla Gay, Miss Altz Freeman, and Miss Dorothy Wilbur highlighted solos and dances. The program included classical pieces, old songs, and featured duets at the piano.
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Cedar Falls
Cecelian Glee Club
Teachers College
Elizabeth Burney Schmitt
Lyla Gay
Altz. Freeman
Freeman
Dorothy Wilbur
Iowa City
Party Bond
Lresbyterian
Louis Schwanke
High School
Teachers College High School
George Wright
Minnneapolis
Minn
Mriyors Court
Driviug
John .Pripps
Billcombs
Ward
Lemons and Orchard White Promised Skin Whitening Blend
A dubious home remedy advertises lemon juice mixed with Orchard White as a powerful skin whitener and beautifier. It claims quick results on face neck arms and hands and urges DIY preparation without ready-made products. The notice stresses immediate effect after mixing and markets under glamorous beauty claims.
Jolly Starts $6 000 Residence On Park Boulevard
K P Jolly began a two story residence at 612 Hame Park boulevard under supervision of A St Mutton. Building permit valued at 6000 dollars. Other permits issued include Swift & Co remodeling for creamery at 40 Sycamore street 3500 dollars Fowler company remodeling sga rage 612 Lafayette street 200 dollars Slop & Save Co remodeling 131 Fourth Street East 200 dollars Dr A Clark garage 43 Frank Hu street 200 dollars. Dr A J Pearson former Drake languages professor and minister to Windkand returned from two years abroad. Local merchants fined for selling cigarettes to minors.
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K. P. Jolly
Hame Park Boulevard
A. St. Mutton
Charles Wasson
Swift & Co
Sycamore Street
Fowler Company
Lafayette Street
Slop & Save Co
Fourth Street
Ea. Clark
Frank. Hu Street
The Golden Rule Cash Store Ad Preview
The column outlines a cash one price policy and explains who bears charge-off losses. It lists several sale items including garbage cans, mixed paints, a step ladder, screen, Muresco wall tint, screen paint, coaster wagons, and fishing tackle with tomorrow’s sale pricing and details. It reflects a dated catalog style with emphasis on value and merchandise variety.
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Muresco
Clidden
Plans endowments drive for Morningside college funds
Sioux City Iowa April 22 Plans for an additional 1 904 000 to the endowment fund of Morningside college will be submitted by the board of trustees at the regular summer session starting in June. The drive aims to bolster college finances and secure long term stability for the institution and its programs.
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Sioux City, Inc
Ate
Morningside College
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Pattern Order
Water loo Evening Courier offers up to date patterns with accompanying design. Bend to department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents per pattern for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should arrive within 10 days after sending order.
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Bashign Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Omaha
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