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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

2

Lutheran Worker to Tour Orient Missions

Dr George Drach secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the United Lutheran Church in America will sail for an eight month tour to inspect mission fields in India China and Japan. He will meet with Church Missionary Society and other bodies in London and conferences in Germany Sweden and Denmark to discuss cooperative work and mission fields.

George Drach Baltimore Board of Foreign Missions United Lutheran Church In America Lutheran India China Apan Drach England Sweden Denmark Germany London Church Missionary Society Wesleyan Missionary Society International Misionary Council Andeer Christian College Schleswig-Tol- Stein Missionary Society Breklim Berlin Missionary Society Shantoy United Lutheran Church Berlin Gossner Missionary Society Leipzig Missionary Society Marselles Draeh Inndia Conference of Lutheran Missionaries Guntar Japan

Surprise Party At Leo Billings Home Draws Twenty Five Relatives

Twenty five relatives and friends gathered Tuesday evening at Leo Billings home for a surprise party. Entertainment included music and informal diversions. Guests came from out of town including Mr. and Mrs Hunt and Miss Blanche Hunt of Aurora Illinois, Mr. and Mrs Robert Darling and three sons of Reno Minnesota, B E McMillan and Joe McMillan of LaCrosse Wisconsin, and J L McMillan of Peoria Illinois.

Leo Hillings Out of Own andMrs B. WH. Hunt Miss Blanche Hunt Aurora Ill Robert Darling Reno Minn BE. E. McMillan Joe McMillan LaCrosse Wis J.L. McMilen Peoria

Thursday Afternoon Social Clubs and Members

Readable fragments show Seymour Botkin and Joyto club members Mrs Otto Stegman involved in a Thursday afternoon gathering with Aimecia club affiliations. The text references social club participation and related names in a terse notice.

Thursdday Aimecia Seymour Botkin Joyto Club Otto Stegman

Bride Elopes from Independence to Dubuque Wedding

Miss Victoria Marie Stout and Verna C Norton of Independence eloped to Dubuque and wed on Saturday August 18. The groom is an electrician in Dubuque and the bride works for Northwestern Bell Telephone. Both are residents of this city and have family ties to local farms and schools.

Independence Imn Victoria Marie Stout ln- Verna C_ Norton Dubuque Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Bucksnan County

Sac City Teacher Weds Charles City Doctor at Shatler

Dr. Bb. M. Hudson osteopathic physician of Sac City and Miss Elinor King, a Sac City teacher, were married at Shatler yesterday. The couple will reside in Charles City after a brief wedding trip.

Sac Charles City Shatler Bb. M. Hudson Elinor King SacCity

Postnuptial party honors Mrs Bening at Brockwell farms

The A E Burch store employees held a surprise postnuptial party for Mrs Margaret Arnett Bening at her Brockwell farms apartment Tuesday evening. Guests presented gifts to the new Mrs Bening who previously managed the millinery department at Burch's. Mrs W W H Bickley reports her Iowa Federation garden committee appointment and will join board members on September 24.

Edwin Bening Brockwell Farms Bening Aberdeen Margaret Arnett Burch’s Dmrs

Missionary Society Hostesses At First Lutheran Church

A trio of hostesses Mrs Otto Meyer Mrs John Tegtmeier and Mrs H C Tegtmeier will entertain members of the missionary society in the church parlors Thursday after moon. Dr Clinton F Smith pastor of First Evangelical church will be principal speaker at the devotional services in Central Christian church this evening following the church is upper at 0730. Men of the church are arranging to program.

Otto Meyer John Tegtmeier H_ C, Tegtmeier Missionary Society of First Lutheran Church Clinton F. Smith First Evangelical Church Central Christian Church

Club Notes Quiet Picnic Delayed In Byrnes Park

Membership of the Wild Rose yell reports no meeting this month as officers announced this morning that the picnic planned for Thursday afternoon at Byrnes Park is postponed.

Wild Rose Yell Byrnes Park Lend-a-Handlewild

Beauty tips to fight freckles and skin care

The article offers dubious skin whitening methods for freckle reduction. It recommends various bleaching creams including cucumber and peroxide variants, cold creams, and home mixtures with glycerine, hydrogen peroxide, and alcohol. It warns that stronger bleaches can burn skin and suggests consulting a doctor for a prescription.

Recognition Day Address by A. E. Fish Delights Chautauqua Circles

Chautauqua circles host A. E. Fish who mixed Kipling lore with humor and high thoughts on Happiness during the annual Recognition Day services. Prof A J Kish notes Tow State Teachers College Cedar Falls organized event. Audience includes 40 members and friends. certificates awarded to Mrs W A Burton Mrs Miniger and Miss Manuel Schmidt. Social gathering and officer elections planned for September.

Kipling A. J. Kish Ihe Department of Tow Vallege Cedar Falls Chester Cadwallader Austin Marlow Margaret Burton Martha Hoff Airs W. A. Burton Miniger Misa Maniel Schmidt John W. Wilson Grant Columbia Cireles Sometow

Women to Sew for Annual Fall Bazar

Members of Wo BL A. ladre No. 24 will sew for the annual fall bazar at the Thimblebee Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. B. Firman. Ophelia Kindeburg is bazar chairman. At the last meeting Moose hal. social hour followed with games and contests. Favors went to Mrs. Fannie Stimpson and Miss Ruuly Stark.

Legislators Attend Picnic Despite Morning Rain

State representatives from Butler lardin Buchanan Greer Chickasaw and Black Hawk counties plus their spouses gathered at Byrnes Park for a picnic dinner in the forty first general assembly. Praise flowed for the county’s roads paving and gravel on primary highways as EB Kidhty and C A Toil shared compliments.

Forty-first General Assembly Black Hawl Byrnes Park Butler Lardin Buchanan Greer Chickasaw Black Hawk

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Waterloo Area

City in brief items cover travel from Waterloo to Lake Okoboji visits by Dr. and Mrs. Hartman and others, a Crystal Ice & Fuel Co. incorporation amendment, and numerous local business and railroad officials visiting or traveling. Mentions Cedar Falls Rotary, Rock Island and Minnesota Central railroad officials, and Y M C A leaders.

Storms of mid August devastate Iowa and Illinois croplands

Severe wind and hail storms roared through southeastern Iowa and parts of Illinois, causing millions in damage. Western McDonough County suffered up to 3800,000 in losses as corn and property were harmed. towns like Blandinsville and Colchester reported shattered windows. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids areas logged significant crop and fire damages, with statewide toll in the hundreds of thousands.

Associated Press Chicago Middlewest Kansas Missouri Iowa Iivid Iown Inois Ar Ken Llingis McDonough County Lilifull Blandinsvile Colchester Murphysboro Paris Rock Island Brighton Cedar Rapids Dante Des Moines Bes Maines North English Pleasant Mount Pleasant Poweshiek Desseins Weather Bureau Tpy

Funeral for Shellsburg Woman at Baptist Church

Funeral services for Mrs. John Alden of Shellsburg were held at the Baptist church yesterday afternoon with Reverend Ward of Cedar Rapids assisting. Survivors include her husband and eight children. Alden was long a resident of Shellsburg and a former mayor is noted in the text.

Vinton John Alden Shellsburs The Baptist Church Ole Wisster Frag Ward Cedar Rapids Taylor Bony Mare Aiden Burg Mr. Ale Shellsbore Faber Asm Send Maine Tetar Ead Hawsy Brinn Wehion CepaArbeit Live Toofelt Hage Moouly Moody Lown Alabama Alabama, Yorm Bureau Ating. Rule Sheenna Yy Buread | Mme Aad Blaarround

Clarksville Puts New Scarifier to Work on Streets

Clarksville installs a Welr scarifier on city streets and assigns Frank Wilson to operate it. Wilson recently resigned from the city council to take on the road work duties. The machine will work with the existing repair crew and old equipment.

Clarksville Frank Wilson Wax Hough Ven Eas

High Bid Marks $163 Acre In Weber Place Sale

A 820 acre Weber estate farm southeast of Olbertvelle sold at auction yesterday. final total about $43,900 with private delivery to buyers. Henry Weber bought 80 acres at $103 an acre, Becker paid $156.60 for 50 acres, and Henry Weber took 36 more acres at $181. The last 50 acres bid reached $93 an acre with timber nine acres not sold. about 73 people attended the sale.

Olbertvelle John Weber Here Wiliam Halland Cedar Rapid& Wuetoneer Henry Weber Wimber Theodore Weber

Minnesingers Entertain at Teachers College Concert

Audience praised Minnesingers at Teachers College in an Aug 19 concert. Genevieve Hayes, daughter of conductor William Hayes, earned acclaim in a Julian Street song while Opal Syrehet, Roy Collins, and a quartet including Minkel, Gali, Jensen and Brockman contributed performances.

Ceday Wesuls Teachers College Genevieve. Hayes William Hayes Opal Syrehet Roy Collins Messrs Minkel Gali Jensen Brockman

Plan Shepherd-Towner Clinic At Dairy Show

A Shepherd-Towner clinic will likely be held in connection with the Dairy Cattle Congress again this year. Miss Helena Hughes, superintendent of Waterton Welfare league, said a representative will visit soon to arrange the clinic at the show. Local physicians nurses and welfare league workers will cooperate.

Helena Hughes Waterton Social Aveltare League Welfare League

Infant care exhibit draws crowd at dairy show

Representatives reviewed two years of infant care topics, including feeding and motherhood. Examination of babies was highlighted as a key attraction alongside general care information, with the clinic noted as a major draw at last year’s dairy show.

Hibernians of Iowa Convene in Sioux City

The twenty first biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Iowa opens at the Martin hotel in Sioux City with J B McCormick of Sioux City presiding. The state auxiliary convention also starts today beside the main gathering.

Sioux City Ancient Order of Hibernians of Iowa Martin Hotel J. B. McCormick

Osage Justice Holds Mason City Man For Drunk Driving

Frank Huckins of Mason City was bound to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing for driving an automobile while intoxicated following a Sunday crash six miles west of Osage. He posted a $500 bond. Joe Bennison, also arrested, received 10 days hard labor after trial and faces a separate hearing on resisting an officer.

Osage Frank Huckins Mason City Down Justice la Rue Joe Bennison

Playgrounds End Season With Saturday Festivals

Waterloo playgrounds wind up the 1925 season with an all day program Saturday after evening festivals at Washington park and John Fiske playgrounds. East High hosts an athletic meet, Lincoln park lantern parade caps the events, with other sites hosting games, music and movies tonight.

Waterloo Washington Park John Edison West High Lawnsdale East High Lincoln Park

Wife seeks divorce alleging violent husband and cruelty

Edith W. Young files for divorce from Harry B. Young in district court after two years of alleged cruelty and violence. She claims he consorts with other women, seeks custody of their 13 year old daughter Tusuka and $60 monthly support. The couple married in Waterloo January 15, 1913 and have one child.

Edith W. Young Harry B. Young Waterloo Tusuka

Lightning slays five Randolph cattle in Iowa farm

Clarksville Iowa August 19 five yearling cattle were killed by a bolt on Ed Randolph’s farm Tuesday. Insurance probably will cover the loss.

Bolt Clarksville Lichtning Ed Randolph

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