May customs brighten town with church breakfasts
Society notes describe a community May festival with morning church breakfasts. First Baptist started the long tradition now at its final old building venue, with Women’s Society in charge. Christ Episcopal, Westminster, United Presbyterian and others plan breakfasts or sales starting 6:30 am. May baskets, races, and a Willard Hall honor for Mrs Pendleton accompany events as May celebrations continue through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
I den
Prishioners
General Publc
Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Nountes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance “Union
Rovilla Pentdleton
Willard Hall
Pendleton
Council
Bhiffa
Neva Steinlmarer
Laney Gilbert
Elizabeth Kenney
Mayr
St Paul’s Church Play Promises Evening Entertainment
St Pauls M E Ladies Aid society presents an “An Old Fashioned Mother” play at the church auditorium on Wednesday night May 2. Mrs Graham Messinger directs. Miss Viqla Billings leads the orchestra. Cast includes Devoran Undecktts, Mrs RG Wilkins, and others. Entertainments begin 7 45 with interludes and special numbers.
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St. Paul's M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
Church Auditorium
Graham Messinger
Viqla Billings
Devoran Undecktts
RG. Wilkins
Widder
Pindle
Herbert Sherwood
Lowley Lovina
Abs
Stuart Lewis
Isabelle Simpscott
Helen Stufflebeam
Gloriana Perkins
Carl Updegrat
Sukey Pinidle
Che Witde
Mite
Eneaitha Kenyon
John Underhiil
Anson Stephenson
Charley Underhilt
Teylor Messinger
Jonah Quackenbush
L Louis Jorhan
Jeremiah Gosling
J. R. Hov
Enoch Rone
Antcaat
Claude Orvis
Quir ‘Todd
George Berras
K. Church
Henry Brandes
Ida’ Ruby Ifenldan
Marian ‘d. Adertr
Beauty Chats by Edna Event Forbes Fattening Shoulders
Edna Forbes offers shoulder enhancement tips using hot water baths, massaging with warmed bacon fat, and a muslin shoulder jacket to protect clothing. Advises deep breathing and arm exercises, plus a lemon glycerin borax lotion recipe and a rose petal infusion for skin care.
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Edna
Forbes
Silico
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Shrinking Things
In a reflective exchange, Ruth Cameron muses on how objects from childhood seem smaller with time. She and the author discuss pythons, Niagara Falls, and apple trees, noting memory versus present perception and the comfort of familiar, climbable trees. The talk explores nostalgia, perception, and contentment with change.
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USA
South America
Zoo
Niagara Falls
Baptist Players to Stage Deacon Dubbs at West High Hall
Virgie Baptist players present Yeacon Dubbs, a three act rural comedy drama, at West High Auditorium Tuesday at 8 p m. William Thompson stars as Deacon Dubbs with 35 cast members from the parish. Proceeds go to the new church building fund.
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Baptist
Deacon
West High Hall
Yeacon Dubbs
William Thompson
Virgie Baptist Players
West High Auditorium
Lulu Teater Smith
Deacon Dubbs
Sorghum Belter
William ‘Thompson
Amost Coleman
Tecrancs
Vetal Rawdon
Aslar ‘Tarbell
Moses McNutt
Robert Stovles
Leuteronomy Jones
Homer Asaulth
Rove Rateigh
Arline Stull
Philipeni Popover
Kan
Helen Mae Asye
Emily
Leona Foster
Trixig Coleman
Edith Edwarda
Yennie Vensen
Sweden
Alene Harrett
Pirst Baptist Young People
Waterloo Students to Give Recital at Cedar Falls May 3
Miss Martha McCormick and Miss Elsie Byvank, students of Lowell Mabie at Iowa State Teachers College, will present a recital in the college auditorium at Cedar Falls Thursday evening May 3 at 8 15. The program includes solos and duets with works by Hudac Handel Schubert Rubinstein and Cadman among others. A correction notes Mrs B B Schenk was mislisted as deceased at Waterloo Women's Club annual meeting. she is joining active membership.
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Martha McCormick
Elsie Byvank
Lowell Mabie
Welles
Iowa State Teachers College
College Auditorium
Waterloo
Hudach
Niss McCormick
Miss Byvank
Handel
Moonlight
Schumann
Schubert
Sprogs
Rubinstein
Wintter Watts
Becker
Cadman
Miss McCormick
Lalo
Brahms
Cgretchaninow
Clough-Laighton
Miss Bryank
Henschel
Mallinson
Ward- Stephen
Miss Byyank
Pam
Henry W. Grout
Waterloo Woman’s Club
B. B. Schenk
Church Activities Highlight Youth Club Skate and Bible Sessions
Junior division Catholic Girls club plans a 7 30 p m roller skating party at QOLVA auditorium with girls bringing sandwiches and another dish. Unity circle of Kings Daughters to elect officers. Ena Hams leads Bible study. Sacred Heart Catholic Girls club meets officers at church hall this evening. First Lutheran Young People to transact monthly business Tuesday at 7 p m in church parlors. First Presbyterian groups delay meetings for Bible conference sessions. Westminster Presbyterian Women’s auxiliary meets Wednesday afternoon at church parlors with Mrs. C M Greham in charge of entertainment.
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Catholic Girls’ Club
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club
First Lutheran Young People’s Society
Sp. m
Westminster Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary
C. M. Greham
Oelwein Kintire Refrigerator Car Service Installed
Daily refrigerated service begins between Oelwein and McIntire with up to one round trip per day. Ghieses Great Western Railway promotes improved conditions for Waterloo shippers as 15 local business leaders pressed Chicago rail officials. Tri weekly freight between Oelwein and Clarion expands to daily shipments starting today.
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Oelwein
MoelIntire
Ghieses Great Western Railway
Roynlett
Waterloo
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Inc
McIntyre
McIntire
Con
Clarion
The Temperamental Bushes And The Price Of Weight
A compact critique of shopping habits urges buyers to abandon order by dozens or measures. It notes weight as the constant yardstick and argues eggs bananas and produce should be priced and sold by the pound. Variations in bushel weights across states are highlighted, urging standardization to improve value.
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Missouri
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
Goodbye April You Were a Fine Old Month to Us
April ends with pleasant spring days and warm nights in Iowa. The month saw only 1.4 inches of precipitation, a 63 hundredth rainfall on April 3, and a warmest day of 81 degrees on April 19. Easter Sunday brought a chilly 22 degrees, while average temperatures hovered around 50. Yesterday reached 72, with a 43 night. Official totals show subdued rain and milder warmth for April.
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Aril
Iowa
April Police List Nearly Double of Record for March
The April police court saw 147 defendants, nearly doubling March totals. Clerk Ernest Koepke compiled the monthly record showing 102 arrests in April 1922, with 31 for intoxication, 71 for liquor violations, eight for disorderly conduct, eight for disturbing the peace, four for operating disorderly houses, 17 as inmates, and the remainder in miscellaneous misdemeanors.
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Ernest Koepke
Annual East High Field Day Set For May 11
East High will observe its annual field day on Friday May 11 with classes dismissed at 11 55 am. Students assemble at 1 30 pm for a parade through the business district then proceed to Cedar River park for class competitions including a mudhole tug of war between junior and senior teams.
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East Hight
East High
Cedar River Park
Tug of War Declares Leading Class After Pole Showdown
The winner of the tug of war will be named the leading class replacing the flagpole ritual. Last year the juniors now seniors swept their opponents from their feet in record time.
Calvary Evangelical Church Ends Old Structure Service
Calvary Evangelical church held closing services in the old building with 239 in Sunday school and large crowds for morning and evening sermons. Rev. L W Bock and Rev J H Engel preached. Parishioners plan to help carpenters raise a pavilion for temporary housing while a new church is built. The Logan Avenue church has merged with Calvary, expanding the parish which faces fundraising challenges.
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Calvary
Evangelical
L. W. Bock
Waterloo
J.H. Engel
Altho
Mr. Engel
H. J. Faust
Cedar Falls
Calvary Church
L. Wei Beck
Iowa
Bock
Conference Board of Trustees
Dubuque
Pretty Frock for the Little Miss pattern advertisement
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from the Courier Fashion Department. Patterns mailed for 15 cents with pieces for sizes 4 to 19 years, including percale or voile fabrics. patterns can be used with various sleeve styles and fabrics.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Monetary Help Arrives as Church Funds Grow
Reverend Clinton F. Smith of First Church reports generous offers from supporters after pleas for funds. A donor promises 3009 dollars, another 1000 immediately with more later, and a third pledges 20000. Smith and visiting Reverend Ostrath convey greetings from their congregations.
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Clinton F. Smith
First Church
D. C. Ostrath
First
Massachusetts
Colorado Springs
Purse Thought Stolen Returned to Traveler in Illinois
Mrs William McDunn of Emerson Nebraska reported a purse stolen while she waited for a train at the Illinois Central depot Saturday night. A woman's daughter found the bag and brought it to the police early Sunday. contents intact. Rail officials and police provided cash to help the stranded traveler continue her journey with a baby.
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William McDunn
Emerson
Neb
Illinois Central
McDunn
Waterloo
The Glory of my hair How I got it
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth a scalp treatment claiming it revived her aging hair and youthfulness after decades on stage. She describes a French formula, scalp care, and routine applications, promising similar results for others with facial and beauty products offered alongside.
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France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Aliso
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