Engagement announced for Miss Gesell and Mr Britzman
Miss Ida Mae Gesell of Cresco announced her engagement to Leonard Britzman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Britzman The couple plan a June 1 ceremony to be performed by Rev Moohtnan at Trinity Lutheran Church. Gesell employed at Black's Store and attended high school in Cresco Waterloo. The event was announced at a party hosted by Mrs Julius Mortensen with many friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Gesell
Enuun Gesell Lee
Cresco
Teonard Figgeelin
Chaorsea Hritzman
Ralph Tvford
Phoameus Williams
Fred “Smith
Ralph Clarke
Nora Parker
Magdaline Darby
Ermine Betts
Faye Kober
Dorothy Mitchell
Helen Britzm
Anna Winter
Dorothy Morehouse
Mil+ ured Helm
Mildred Beibert
Los
Rena Diekman
Alma Young
Marian’ Shauger
Buco
Mrs. Byford
Miss Betts
Gesell
Phil Lucas
Ee LW. C.D
Peter Woodring
Willard Hall
Ray, Williams
Erma Cone
Tr. Potter
A. A. Winder
Ida Mitchell
H. 0. Leonard
Leonard
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Frind
Charles
Wakefield Cadman
Grace M. FE
Epworth
Martha McCormick
Sn- Prand
Dorothy Wilbur
John Wells
Max Noah
Harold Smith Svillaccompany
Sleset
Karl Dubbert
Suppe
Ild
Drigo
Baptist Women Celebrate Spring Party at First Baptist
A spring party hosted by the Women’s organization of the First Baptist Church drew about seventy-five attendees yesterday afternoon. The event featured decorated parlors, musical numbers by Mrs. Charles Hhy Merl LaRue and Mrs. Ray mond Addington, and various group-stunt presentations. The program included social hours, refreshments, and rotating duties by several host groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Churcn
Ee Ec Hee
Charles Hhy
Merl LaRue
Raymond Addington
Roland Taylor
Sousa
Dennics Call
George Pell
Wome
Rleb
Williamson
Miller
W. D. Pollock
Nora Strayer
Beauty Chats Back View Hair Styling Tips From Paris
A sensational discussion on back view hair styling, arguing the back shape matters as much as the front. It notes a Paris trick in shingling that centers a ridge at the neck and peaks it, praising its roundness while warning about maintenance and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresser
Paris
Club Notes Show Varied Meetings Across Local Clubs
Joyle club meets Lamorrow at Mrs Alexander Mutch home at unspecified time. Sunset club hosts Mrs F A Sporle at 1 o clock tomorrow. W H Reichert returns from Chicago as Twin Four club is entertained by Mrs Reichert at her home. Winners include Mrs Alexander Mrs Reichert Mr Reichert and Joe Triax. Hy Deer cin will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs A I Cornwell as hostess. Pink and lavender May basket motif featured at a floor dinner. Birthday club members to gather at 3 am with Mrs Lilly Redinap hosting Recess club next in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
Lamorrow
Alexander
W. H. Reichert
Chieszo
Twin Four Club
Reichert
George ‘Alexander
Jack Jenson
Mr. Reichert
Joe Triax
Hy Deer Cin
A. I Cornwell
Eugene Reed
Lilly Redinap
Nettie Bienls
Woman's Society Plans May Day Breakfast and Cafe Dinner
The Woman's Society of First Baptist to hold May day breakfast Saturday and a cafe teria supper at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening in the Pearl house. Members gathered with about 35 attending and welcomed new officers Mrs. George Berry Mrs. Leonard Poul and Mrs. Fred Cunningham. Seventy five cents collected from mite fund for India aid. reports from recent chemiet meetings discussed by Fir And Grave MB churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Edward Marridant
George Berry
Leonard P Oul
Pred Conningham
India
Charles Willard
Mra
W. A. Marten
Mra. Qo
Rickarl
Wilam Watters
Mbal Cae Daven
Fred Warren
Wes
Walkin Arrute
Mrs Bandfield Re-elected Lafayette PTA President
Mrs Bandfield was re elected president of the Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association at a meeting last evening. Officers included vice president Mrs Handsen, second vice president Mrs Lund, secretary-treasurer Miss McCraw, with Dr Bordman giving an address on education. Community singing and piano solos complemented the program. The fourth grade had the largest parent attendance and refreshments were served.
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Washington Irving
Earl A. Roadman
J. E. Gottfring
Gail Wilbur
Mes
J. M. Wandfiell
Roosevelt
Iuper- Intendent
Waterloo
Glenn Tibbitts
If A. Boysen
Robert Cole
K. G. Crowther
Roy Gilflan
Thomas Douglass
Ralph Dunlavey
Crooks Visit Independence Talks And School Notices
Independence reports encounters with $20 bill artists during the week. A crook used a bike change ruse while another attempted gas theft at a filling station. Meantime, Independence school board hires new teachers and sets monthly salaries, with details on contracts and positions including a new band director and campus staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Holga Tas
Ruth Bowser
Dias
Niesehead
Santor
Renthys
de Bynent
Dein Mh
Sean Te Faeyr
Mires Simon
Sen
Owelwul Murs
Lynn Dunes Wag
Cates
Yeebys Hawthorne
Willian Billings
George Mottve
Mugson
Mary Cay
Tavira Bratton Sessqianton
Bart
PWT
Ropero
Tov
Crowds Prepare for Bench Show and False Arrest Suit
Cedar Falls records a drawn warrant for 1848.35 in the Schultz v Enlow case for false arrest with city funds paid to Waterloo attorneys. Schultz awarded 1500 damages in 1923. supreme court upheld verdict. Rotary delegates head to Des Moines. city payrolls to rise about 10 percent. Faculty from Teachers College to attend Iowa Academy of Science meeting in Cedar Rapids. delegates to return Saturday evening.
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Cedar Falls
Tielen Schultz
Nathan Enlow
Marshal
Refslange
Waterloo
Enlow
Montagutehkt
Migs Schultz
Supreme Court
Rotary Convention
Focal
Rotary Clubs
Des Moines
Eugens Smith
Coddington
W. K. Hearst
Roger Leavitt
C. M. Parker
Woosted
Henry 3. Olbrich
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Academy of Science
Coe Colege
Academy
Teachers College
Trev
George Hugh Birney
Cleveland
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Church Events and Real Estate
Cedar Falls report covers Methodist and First M B church activities including noon Rotary address, friendship supper, midweek service and potential pulpit supply. Miller and Johnson plans feature a new residence at 714 Main Street with 30 by 48 feet, excavating begun. Local residents George Hartung and Mrs Howe visit Cedar Falls. Roy North sustains a sprained foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Main Street
Moan Bays
J. Harrison
Oqnawa
Frank
iStreets
Mr. White
Warrison
Cedar Valley Kennel Club Beach Show Opens With Big Attendance Expected
Favorable weather spurs the Cedar Valley Kennel Club beach show as entries rise beyond last year. Judges schedule two days of judging for Chihuahuas Pekingese Boston terriers fox hounds and more with breeds from Louisville Tulsa Battle Creek and beyond. Friday features pointers spaniels collies terriers and working breeds with best of five groups to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Chesapeake Hays
Boston Ferriers
Jynllerriers
Daschunde
Tere Viers
St. Bernards
Two K P Members Will Be Awarded Veterans Jewels
W S Dawson master of finance of Helmet lodge No 89 Knights of Pythias will receive 25-year veterans jewels for 1924 and 1925 at a lodge meeting. W H Life also to be presented 25-year jewel at the same meeting. The event, Monday night at the K of P hall, begins with a 6 30 barbecue and a toastmaster role by E F Weaner past chancellor commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Dawson
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. H
K. of P. Tail
E F.weaner
City in brief and society notes from the region
Mrs Margaret Seragey deputy clerk of the municipal court rests at Allen Bre marist hospital after a minor operation. Hearing set for May 3 in Pearl Hinmon v Edward Hingson divorce modification petition. Mrs Walter Crawford arrives from Chicago to stay with her mother before surgery. C A Marsh donates 25 to firemen’s pension fund after aiding a Sheridan road farm fire. County Superintendent A H Moeller visits 19 country schools delivering eggs, rough roads through thick dust with gale. Guests arrive from Dubuque for Mrs A A Hoffman visit. multiple parties planned. A F Campbell leaves Chicago Great Western to become telegraph operator in Kansas City yard office. Notice of appeal filed in W Sooshe v J J Paul case to Supreme Court. trial in March term found for defendant. contract exchange of real estate action.
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Margaret Seragey
Allen Bre
Marist Hospital
Pearl Hinmon
Edward Hingson
Somussell
Walter Crawford
Waterloo
Chicago
George Schmidt
Ciay Street
C. A. Marsh
Sheridan Road
AH. G. Moeller
Alois Hoffman
Aa Anthony Kleinschmidt
J. Meyer
Charles Duby
Dubuque
A. A. Hoffman
Logan Avenue
A. F. Campbell
Sycamore Street
Chicago Great’ Western Railroad
Kansas City
The
Great Western
Frunell
Reinbeck
Campbell
Po HL Paulsen
Paitie
W. Sooshe
J. JG. Paul
Supreme Cour
H. B. Boies
Funeral of Mrs R H Clark Held in La Porte City
Funeral services for Mrs. R H Clark were held at her Commercial street home Tuesday at 2:30 pm conducted by Rev D W Morgan. The W R O, of which Mrs. Clark was a member, attended in a body. Relatives and friends were invited to the funeral with a long list of attendees from multiple towns. A Pioneer Boys club organized with officers named Cameron Fultz as Chief Ranger and Donald Lrist as Deputy Ranger, among others. The Purple and Gold Reflector staff celebrated their annual dinner and theatre party at Quality cafe with a three course dinner and toasts to school figures. Clarence Aline, a farmer near La Porte City, underwent an operation at Alien Memorial hospital after a blood poisoning case, with relatives visiting. Edward Gardner returned from visiting his brother in Wred vick, WI. The ridge club met at Mrs R B Fieldsterdar’s home for refreshments.
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Jind Mites
George Hartung
Omaha
Neb
Cedar Fanls
Jon Simpson
Seventh Street West
Mr. Hartung
G. N. Minor
Janesville
Hartung
Roy North
Gus
Cedar Falls
Lang
Western Old People’s Home
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Evangelical Etlicch
Clarence
Cee Far
Pals
Karola Hansen
Sarlori Hospital
Dike
John W. Bancroft
Hochester
Minn
Golhe
Markussen
Georgia Gates
Tremot Street
Sarjuri Hospital
O Morinag
R.H. Clark
la Porte City
R. H. Clark
Commercial Street
D. W. Morgan
Clark
Austin
Howard
Cole
Lavi Ray
Harry
Woodley
W. G Clark
Chicago
Ole Cundall
Clarion
Ralph Gates
Alice Stafford
Fort Dodge
Bessie Bowman
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Nomeced
Cliffs Norwood
Rank Wood
Vinten
FL W. Esher
Elmer Bliterly
Ida
Gasey and
Laughter
Waterloo
Pioneer Boys’ Club
Sic
Quality Cafe
J. Moore
F. Allebach
Slavence
Clarence Aline
Tanner
Tdrt
Alien Memorial Hospital
Mon- Hay
Ming
Frome
Yex
Caussing
Edward Gardner
Marty
Wredvick
Ridge Club
R, BR
Dewar Man Sells 43 Machines in Four Hours
Hd Sehrmitt of Schilte Bros Dewar claims a world record for sale of machinery on one trip into the countryside. He says he was out four hours yesterday among farmers of Exst Waterloo and Bennington townships and took orders for nine electric washing machines one spreader one corn planter one hogloader and one side delivery hayrake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hd. Sehrmitt
Schiite Bros
Dewar
Exst Waterloo
Bennington
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lovejoy in Waverly
Funeral services for Mrs El Mer Lovejoy 53, who died Sunday after a two year cancer illness will be held Wednesday at 2 20 p m at the M B church in Waverly Rev Mr Bacon officiating. Members of the Women s Relief corps Rebekah lodge and American Legion Auxiliary will attend in a body. She leaves husband, daughter Mrs Grant Burg St Ansgar Ia and son Doslan of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Fashion Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier 1926
Water loo Evening Courier advertises Couvier up-to-date fashion patterns with sizes 34 to 50, crepe and satin options, and yardage details. Fifteen cents per pattern with mail orders filled in about ten days. patterns available by mail with the 1926 Spring and Summer Fashion Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couvier
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ans
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Sons of Union Veterans
Grand Army
F. A. Blancherd
E.E. Heskett
St. John's Church
Jack Jensen
W. M. Hurlbut
Edward Kajop
Will Ferger
Pesyrth
CBL
J. W. Wrepfel
Sacred Heart Court
W. C
St. Mary's Hall
T. Bt
Clyde Mall
Cherie Phibes
J.C. Madison
Women's Working Association
Frank McDonald
Whursday
Evita
Plenis
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Elenred
Jane
King's Daughters
Una
FP. J. Massieth
Burlington
Shebway
Mansfield
Vonyates
King’s Daughters
Loli Waite
Darlington
Ames
S. FE. Harron
A. K. Uaring
Sanger
GW. Wierand
C.D. Bureton
W. MM. Driges
G. O. Meilirry- OL OW
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Black Hawk County
Henry Seebers
Gar Miller
Mansfiecki
Methodist Church
J. G. Ralston
Paul Wilson
Ecounties
Joseph McKay
Winthrop
Raistan
J. P. Jones
Ralston
Mattie Payne
Webster City
Gertie Cross
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenters
Basil Beal
Harold Marek
Wilma Barnes
Helen
Marvin Cheever
Edward Cheever
Violet MacKay
Evelyn Beddessen
Olive Sinlair
Helen Woolsey
Kathryn Had- Fuck
Marguerite Berry
Ada Aejerson
Ida Elsie
Hackley
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Chautauqua’ Club
Grant Circle
Sirs
Chester Cadsallader
Columbia Circle
West Library
B. Frank Knapp
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Herman Lev
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Clayton
I. J. Dean
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Waterloo Review
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Waterloo 1. C. QO. FB. Hall
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Order of Ode Fellows, Wih
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Watertoo
Hotton
Tloner
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M. Fawcatt
WS Men's Club
R. Wilson
H. T. Wagner
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Stlua
Nashua
Lake Shore Resort
Parsons
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Gey Chine
Shins
Stathart
Schultz
Crar Falls
Grorgh
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Bt Cedep Falla
Watecloo Mooning Courier
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K. P
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Brier
Buchanan's
Rees
Elizabeth Gillin McCartey
Tiano
Melody Way
Texas Woman's College
Lia Porte City
Neva McChane
Vent News
Pioneer Toys
Pesto
Sinks
Fford
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
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Paler
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