Community leaders recap Americas aims at annual dinner
Miss Bernice Miller of Chicago outlines three income sources for Americans government services energy and a new civic Roverays bureau. She contrasts North and South American work ideals and promotes Pan American cooperation while noting education limits for women in South America. Other speakers celebrat elected leaders and upcoming church and charity events.
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America
Bernice Sananda Miller
Chicago
Yaris Woinets Christian Association
Hoy
South America
Miss Miller
Spain
February Party Highlights at Woman's Club
The Wa terleo Woman's club hosted 200 guests at its February gathering in the organization home. Bridge and a musical program entertained, with readings and valentine games in the drawing room. Members of various groups attended, with committees arranging serving tables in valentine design and a later business meeting at Magonic temple scheduling reports on the Eastern Star home dedication in Roona.
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Woman’s Club
Waterleo Woman's Club
Bridgeway
Mark Campbell
Jackson McCoy
Valentina
Dunkelverg
A. A. Vieffmann
Plano Nuet
Red McClain
Valentine
M.J. O' Neave
Duke Nayen
Karl Manz Wan Heneral
Eastern Shur
Waterloo
Sunshine Club
Black's Tearoom
C. ¥. Lusthoff
Earl Moothart
Roy Mayes
Jack Tyler
Harl Moothart
Masonic Temple
Cedar Walls
Donlan and Slack Wed in Tripoli Church Ceremony
Irma Donlan eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Donlan Horton and Edd Slack youngest son of Mrs Mary Slack Tripoli were united in marriage at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev K Koehler officiated. The bride wore pale blue silk. The couple will reside in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Irma, Donlan
John Donlan
Horton
Edd Slack
Mary Slack
First Methodist Episcopal Church
K. Koehler
Slack
Program Cards and Dance by D A V Groups
Pupils from Maddigan School of Music provided entertainment at the Disabled American Veterans camp and auxiliary party in Memorial hall Monday evening. Acts included a bass solo by Charles Roemer a jazz baby dance by Jacoinette Olmstead a vocal solo by Agness Sliefer a Highland Fling and a Russian Cossack dance by Masika Costan. Auxiliary members meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs William Frice s home.
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Maddigan School of Music
Memorial Hall
Charles Roemer
Jacoinette Olmstead
Agness Sliefer
Masika Costan
William Frice
First M E Men’s Bible Class Dinner Hosts Meal
The First M E Church hosted a dinner Monday for about 75 members of the Men’s Bible Class and guests in the church dining room. Mrs Holt led services, Rev. Deo A Young acted as toastmaster, Albert Scholin supervised the supper, and the Masonry quartet performed with Mr Scholin.
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William Grobe
Scholin
VV. Williams
St. Paul's Church
A.S. Wilson
George Brinkman
Lotus Farway
James A. Cook
Ada Haus Guests at Church Party Before Nuptials
Ada Haus was honored at a church youth party in Davenport with a dinner in Black's Tearoom. The event celebrated her engagement to Louis H. Bander and featured vocal solos by Louis Stolte readings by Rath Jago and Kunea, with gifts presented to Miss Haus.
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Ada Haus
Louis H. Bander
Davenport
Kirsh Lutheran Church
Dbiack
Louis Stolte
Rath Jago
Kunea
Evolution in Form of Music Explained to B Natural Club
Mrs Oliver Stevenson presented a study on the three stages in musical form before the B Natural Music Club at a postponed Monday meeting. She demonstrated with Pandistri 1754 minuet by Bach Beethoven sonatas, as Miss Maa Howell provided hostess courtesies.
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Oliver Stevenson
B. Natural Music Club
Maa Howell
Stevenson
Pandisi
Boctherini
Beethoven
Beauty Advice Letters From Readers
Esther F. explains oiliness on scalp and skin and how to correct it with scalp rinses and careful cleansing. Downtoearth tips cover hand creams, facial nourishment, massage routines, and nail care to prevent hangnails and keep skin soft.
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Esther F. G
Weil
Church News and Women’s Group Meetings Update
Community religious groups across several churches plan midweek and afternoon gatherings. Ladies Aid at Central Christian seeks host Mrs. Harry Maing. Senior Standard Bearers meet at Litden Methodist Epliscopal re Ross. Macedonian class hosts a lunch at Westminster Presbyterian. Majel guild plans a session at First Presbyterian with Mrs. Troughton and others. Ald society of St Pauls Methodist features a luncheon and sewing for charity. Northminster Presbyterian Women hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Rose’s home with picnic lunch and sewing materials. St Pauls Methodist and other groups report reorganizations, needlework, and fundraising activities.
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Tynphony Orchestra
Cedar Heights
Woman’s Club
First Methodist, Episcopal
Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Waterloo
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Harry 4. Maing
Ladies Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Litden
Club Notes at Daystate Bridge Club
Mrs. George Smale joined the Daystate Bridge Club at Mondays session with admission. Mrs. James Fabsres earned favor during play in a lively afternoon event.
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Mra
George Smale
Daystate Bridge Club
James Fabsres Houre
City in Brief: Glasses and Local Notes
Dr. R E H Russell attended the American Eye and Ear association meeting in Iowa City. Coa st artillery service calls and local divorces are noted along with jail sentences for liquor law violations. Waterloo I O O F initiatory work and barber shop relocation are also mentioned.
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R. E H. Russell
Iowa City
American Eye & Ear Association
Harry G. Foster
Coast Artillery
Philippine Islands
Omaha Woman of 50: Sweetie Luxury Costly Car Gamble
Christine Hildebrand of Omaha, 50, says Harold Gill, a traveling salesman, steered her into buying a $6,600 automobile and later a further $2,000. She planned marriage in San Francisco, followed him west, learned he was sick in Seattle, and Gill has since disappeared. Her ring appraisal revealed a glass setting.
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San Francisco
Cal
Christine Hildebrand
Omaha
Harold Gill
Hildebrand
Seattle
Jim
Gill
Big meeting to rally farm and town support for relief bill
A countywide meeting planned for the week of February 23 in Waterloo Cedar Falls and other Black Hawk county towns aims to inform farmers and businessmen about the Dickinson agricultural relief measure and build united support. Dr H G Taylor may speak on agricultural economics and the Dickinson bill with possible involvement from Charles Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. a statewide drive follows with county gatherings and civic clubs aiding the effort.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Dickinson
Black’s
Taylor
H. GC. Taylor
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Tafsler
Washington
Iowa District Farm Bureau
Dr. Taylor
Charles &. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Midwest
Greater Waterloo Association
G. A. Hollis
Lamar J. Duke
J. T. Dettner
Edar Falls Commercial cii
J. L. Uban
E, EB. Mattingly
Waterloo Lownship Farmer
Farm Bureau
Hudson
Dunkerton
Black's
United States
Iowa
Towa
Mississippi House Deliberates on Teaching Evolution in Schools
Mississippi lawmakers debated a motion to reconsider a bill that bans teaching evolution in state schools. Representative Windham warned of danger from the wooden head as the measure faced a likely defeat and passage to the Senate. An amendment proposing burning convictions at the stake was ruled out of order.
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Jackson
Miss
House of Representatives
Senate
E. K. Windham
Prentiss County
Windham
Rock Island Chief Opposes Chicago to New Orleans Waterway
John W. Gorman president of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway spoke in Des Moines urging opposition to the Chicago to New Orleans waterway. He argued the project unnecessary as rate inequalities with the Panama Canal route would be solved by adjustments.
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Des Moines
Fab
Chicago
New Orleans
John W. Gorman
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Gulf
Gorman
Welcome home Roosevelts from Asiatic hunting expedition
Oyster Bay residents plan a welcome for Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt upon their return from Asia. Word received here states they expect to sail from England February 24.
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Roosevelts
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
Herg
Thay
England
$1000 A Plate Dinner Aids Italian Hospital Hope
In Brooklyn a charity dinner drew about 1000 attendees paying $1000 per plate to raise funds for constructing an Italian hospital. The event underscores ongoing donor support and the drive to advance medical facilities abroad.
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New York
INS
Brooklyn
Watertog Courier Pattern Service Announcement
To obtain the Evening Courier pattern of accompanying design send to HASHION DEPARTMENT, EVENING COURIER, WATERLOO, with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, typically arriving within 10 days after shipment.
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Hashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Pretty Evening Or Dance Frock Pattern 5276
This pattern offers a brocaded or figured silk look with metallic or velvet options. It comes in three sizes 16 13 and 20 years with an 18 year size needing 4 yards of 40 inch material. The dress lower edge measures 52 inches and pattern is mailed on 15 cents. Send 12 cents for the Spring and Slab 1826 Book of Fashions.
Reprieve Halts Execution of 100 Westchester Stray Dogs
In Wise Plains New York the Stay of execution was secured for nearly a hundred dogs held in Heatherpjland kennels by action of Corporation Counsel Charles A Van Auken representing Mrs Harry A Kibbe president of the Bide a Wee home. Deputy Commissioner Henry Murray of farms and markets ordered a reprieve as the dogs awaited quarantine enforcement in Westchester County. Mrs Kibbe said the home would contact owners to learn if they wish to save pets or place them in new homes. Sheriff Arthur Maadhi n supervising the roundup hopes the dogs will be saved and awaits Commissioner Pyrke’s arrival to discuss return of dogs to the Bide a Wee home. Over 2000 dogs have been gathered since the dog quarantine began last April.
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Wise Plains
N. Y
Reh. d
Charles A. van Auken
New Rochalle
Mra
Harry A. Kibbe
Heatherpjland Kennels
North
White Plains
Westchester County
van Auken
New Rochelle Humana Society
Albany
Henry Af
Lurray
Weatchester
Crece
Postponement Sought in McKee Murder Trial
Creston Iowa Feb 9 Attorneys for Chief of Police W A McKee filed a motion for postponement of his trial to Feb 16 claiming illness. McKee faced manslaughter charges in the October death of Vic Rysason, who was shot when officers stopped his car amid booze running suspicions.
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Creston
Palice W. A
Freeman dies. to be buried in Long Beach
Indianapolis Feb 9. Norrig C Freeman 34 died at his office from heart disease and arrangements began to ship his body to Long Beach California for burial. Freeman was known as an early organizer of the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana. None of Washingtons soldiers were lost in crossing the Delaware.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Norrig C. Freeman
Long Beach
Cyl
Indiana
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India
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Sisterhood of
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Sisterhood of the Church
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Jesup
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A. B. Rice
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Ald Society of
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Burlington
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Znilty
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Nettie Joyce
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