Charter member night for Booker Chapman auxiliary
Charter member night observed by American Legion auxiliary at Memorial Hill with James M. Graham speaking on his abroad trip. A. A. Zimmerman outlines founding reasons and early history. Auxiliary founded March 15 1921 with 148 charter members. seven died. Officers listed. program includes reminiscences and greetings read for absentees. Mrs Frank Johnson presides. charges handled by Miss Vivian Innes and Mrs Allan Johnson. refreshments by W. EB Silver. Regular meeting at 5 pm preceded by board.
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Memorial Hill
James M. Graham
A. A. Zimmerman
American Legion
Hts
Booker Chapman
Frank Johnson
Vivian Innes
Allan Johnso
J. $ cMre
W. EB. Silver
P.m
Legion
Declamatory Contest Friday Night At High School Building
Declamatory contest to be held Friday evening in the high school auditorium in Mot Gly La Keb The home a pre City contest will feature Girls' Glee club oratorical pieces and dramatic readings including Marguerite Bolenbau Tabyrty or Death and A Tribute to the Flags followed by American Motherhood and other readings. The event showcases local student talent and school traditions.
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Mires” Wen
Brooks
Alice Lyle “Baddle
Whitaker Thelma "Palmer
Bull Terrier
Speee Eye
Susan Becker Weds Chris Schmitz on Birthday
Susan Becker, daughter of Matt Becker of Gilbertville, wed Chris Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Matthias Schmitz of Raymond at 9:40 in Gilbertville on her birthday. The ceremony featured Ophelia roses and was attended by family including the bride’s sister.
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Susan Becker
Chris Schmitz
Courier
F 'Gilbertville
Susan
Beatrice. Becker
Matt Becker
Gilbertville
Matthias
Schmitz
Raymond
Old-Time Dance and Event at the Dry Goods Company
The program features a dance with dancing cards and an old-time orchestra led by Louis Alberta. Attendees include clerks, carriers, and department workers connected to the Dry Goods pany. Juveniles and adults will gather for bicycles and evening festivities, with refreshments and family participation.
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Louis
Alberta
Club Notes at Miss Anna Trainor Home
The anyFL club met at Miss Anna Trainor’s home for the first gathering of the new year. Entertainment featured a humorous review of past meetings with each member contributing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Katrina Trainor, the hostess’s mother.
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Anyfl
Anna
Trainor
Katrina’ Trainor
Iowa Friends Gather for Coast Party Hosted by Waterloo Guests
Long Beach visitors Mrs. Li Ji Lynes entertained friends from Waterloo Waverly and Plainfield Ia at a party with guests including Dr and Mrs BE EB Peek Mr and Mrs C Abbs Mrs Ploy Abbs Haston and others The gathering featured local families and the Lynes daughter Edna Lynes. Card party by Rosby society slated for St Josephs church hall at 2 30 pm tomorrow.
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Long Beach
Cal
Li Ji. Lynes
Waterloo
Waverly
Plainfield
BE. EB. Peek
C. 4
Abbs
Ploy
Abbs Haston
J. H. Steely
Mra
Church Group Seeks Mission Garments and Fellowship
Walnut Street Baptist Fellowship class met for picnic luncheon at Mrs Amanda Moore s home with 29 members and two guests present. Afternoon gathering saw 12 women sewing garments for a missionary in the Congo and Mrs 5 B Holmes teaching. Major guild of First Presbyterian invited guests Mrs E O Manley and Mrs C J Seymour, planning a bake sale for Feb 19 with hostesses listed. Otterbein guild at Graves Memorial United Brethren hosted 15 members and 3 visitors including Rev EB Main. Miss Esther Schenk spoke on gospel power in Moslem lands with Miss Young playing the English zither accompaniment. Trinity American Lutheran guild planned a Washington birthday party and a bake sale for Feb 19 with hostesses named. Major church groups across First Lutheran and Central Christian held regular meetings and social events including a Valentines exchange and refreshments.
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Walnut ‘Street Baptist
Picnis
Amanda Moore
Congo
5. B. Holmes
J. §. Tuthill
First Presbyterian Church
E. O. Manley
C.J. Seymour
Charles Lewis Inchirge
Jessé Baugher
J. R. Bolender
H. C. Faegles
Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorila- United
Brethren
Alice Crist
EB. W. Main
Arvilld. Young
Esther . Schenk
Trinity Americat
Guild
Re Thomsen
FP. L. Higgens
C. Hummel
Washington
Li.lo Zimmerman
Mtge J
Youngman
Hints in beauty care for quick daily glamour
Practical tips for busy women to look polished with minimal effort. It suggests using talcum orris powder as a dry shampoo to brighten hair, brushing through, and avoiding frequent waxing. It also covers hair techniques like a quick Marcel wave, and warns against harsh depilatories while recommending tweezers for stray hairs.
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Nancoy K
Lone Wallace Mopper
Edna Wallace’. Hopper
Soloists Chosen for The Elijah Festival Bells April 28 29
Four soloists selected for Water Joys spring festival The Elijah with Alma Veterson Frederica Gerhardt Downloy Watt Weber and Rollin Pease set to rehearse from 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Paul Davis building The Waterloo Civic festival association leads the event with Albert Scholin as musical director and Dr J E Brinkman as president The program and venue will be announced later. preparations include a Blue Triangle league dinner meeting and broadcasts by Del Mini Ber Wilda Mase Beck.
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Water Joy
Alma Veterson
Chicago Grand” Opera
Frederica Gerhardt Downloy
Chicago Grand Opera
Watt Weber
Chicago
Rollin Pease
Elijah
Waterloo Civic Festival Association
Robert Jarrett
Wayne = ‘Smith
Weasurer
Hbsg
Tstel
C. A. Mor Iris
J. Walker
J. M. Mol Jloy
WH. B. Lichly
W. BP. Hoxie
VW. Oo
Blue Triangle League
Beck
Hazel Windolf
Nora Taylor
City in Brief and Local Notices
Glasses repair shop ad and outings listed. Merton Meyer visits Denver. ice at the Hippodrome rink remains good. Becker Chapman post groups plan dances and card parties at Knights of Columbus hall this evening. Irene Alleman seeks divorce from Charles Alleman, claiming cruel treatment and requesting custody of their 1 year old daughter Virginia Irene. married in Waterloo on Sept 2 1920. The Cedar River has fallen about one foot since yesterday and two feet from flood peak.
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George Meyer
Argyle
Denver
Colo
Ethel
American Legion
Hippodrome
TE. J. Brucher
Becker
Chapman Post
Waterloo Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Sp. m
C. Ball
Fitzgerald
Grand Knight
Central Town Power & Light Co
Irene Aleman
Charles Alleman
Waterlon
Virginia
Irene
Society column notices deadline and schedule
All announcements for this column must be received before 1 30 a m at the office with news for the society editor Annis by 10 30, as the page closed at 1.
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Annis
Waterloo E S Plans Events and Enjoys a Program
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Western Star holds a 200 member business meeting at Anwonie ball with Mrs. Roy Short announcing the annual school of Instruction for February 23 led by Mia C J L Trunkey. A March 3 benefit dance at the temple is planned. A program of music and dancing followed, featuring John Blum on violin with other performers. Refreshments were served and dancing closed the evening. Local business and social notices include Miss Alice J Boyer visiting Waterloo for talks with the Iowa Association of Business and Professional Women about the year convention in Oakland, California, and Milas Boyer of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League visiting for talks at local churches. Housewarming attendance marked by guests at 12 Mullan avenue in Waterloo.
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Wallace v
Waterloo
Anwonie
Roy Short
Mia
Trunkey
John
Arndt
Blum
Freeman
John Grandfeld
Jack Kitzer
Geandilelu
Jack
Joyce Kitzer
Mra. W. FF
Alice
J. Boyer
Des Moines
Iowa Association of Business and ‘Professional ‘Women's Clubs
W.W. Warsaw
Oakland
Cal
Milas Boyer
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Srie
W. C. Avy
First_ Methodist Episcopal church
East Park Presbyterian Church
Charles City Boy Recovers From Sleeping Sickness
Raymond Birkholz, a Charles City youth long afflicted with sleeping sickness, has recovered enough to take short automobile rides after weeks of illness.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Raymond, Birkholz
Dempsey Tunney Film To Return To Waterloo Run
The Dempsey Tunney championship film, shown in Waterloo earlier, will return Friday and Saturday after local fans urged a longer run. Originally planned for Cherokee, the Becker Chapman post aims to keep Waterloo audiences engaged with a vivid, close proscenium record of the famous Philadelphia bout. Nick Sulentic and Tate Harrison witnessed the downfall, with locals noting the reel faithfully captures the action as Tunney outclassed Dempsey, save a brief late flurry, while women join men in viewing the screen. A 2:30 matinee Friday and continuous showings until midnight are planned, with Legion Band performing at evening shows.
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Waterloo Theatre
Becker-Chapman -Post Aimemony Legion
Cherokee
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Tunney
Dempsey
Nick Sulentic
Tate
Harrison
American Legion
Last Court Plea for Sweeney to Avoid Penitentiary
A renewed plea to save Sweeney from a one year term in the Fort Madison penitentiary follows a second degree murder conviction for the death of Bertha Mudger. Attorneys Lovejoy and Murtagh filed the petition for rehearing on February 15, with County Attorney Edwards resisting. if denied, Sweeney must begin serving the sentence.
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Sweeney
Fort Madison
Edwards
Mayan Temple Design Wins Beaux-Arts Medal
Waller C See son of Mr and Mrs Guy W See 216 Cortlandt Street is among four University of Illinois architectural students to receive Beaux Arts Institute of Design medals in New York. Others honored were Albert Cooling DeKalb M W G Garretson Girard IL and Magnus Thompson Chicago. The Mayan Temple study praised as archeological style. See is a 1982 Hast High graduate who attended Lone State College Ames before Illinois.
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Waller
Guy WN
See
Cortlandt i Street
University of ‘Winois
Beaux-Arts Institute of Design
New York
A. Albert ‘Cooling
DeKalb
W.G. Garretson
Girard
Magnus Thompson
Chicago
Central America
Hast High
Lone State College
Ames
Illinois
Sunday School Heads Plan Attendance Contest
Members of the Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents' association voted to sponsor an attendance contest this spring in which all city Sunday schools will participate. A committee of L. E B. Larsen, C. G. Miler, and L. C. Ransom was named to set dates and rules and report at the March 9 meeting. Mrs Pauline Wisner announced the Black Hawk County Sunday School council completed arrangements for the fourth annual Church School Institute, February 14 to 18, at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Waterloo
Superintendents’ Association
L. E B. Larsen
C. G. Miler
L.C. Ransom
Association
Pauline Wisner
Black Hawk ‘County
McFarlane Figures Lin Rule Change Fight in Senate
Senator Arch McFarlane of Black Hawk Grundy led a parliamentary clash in the state senate over a rules change to allow floor increases in appropriations. Fulton backers won a one vote majority to reconsider, then faced a ruling on reconsideration by Breakenridge, with President Kimball sustaining. The episode centers on shifting power to approve school funding.
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Arch McFarlane
Black Hawk-Grundy
Senate
Fulton
Jefferson
McFarlane
Breakenridge
Palo Alto
Kimball
Rimbaud
Gladbrook Marshal Quits After Long Service
Gladbrook Iowa February 10 Special City Marshal Schodt tendered his resignation to Mayor Schneck noting it will take effect April 1. He has served as marshal and night watchman for nearly eight years, a record length of service for a peace officer in Iowa.
District Music Contest Draws 16 High Schools
sixteen high schools entered the district music contest scheduled for April 22 and 23 at West High auditorium. West High will host solo and group divisions for band, orchestra and ensemble with contestants in cornet sections led by Ralph Pronk. First cornet honors went to Margaret Berry and Howard Keene, with Louis Ferris and Robert Miller earning second and third cornet in Tuesday night elimination.
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West High
West High School
Cotestants
Wolin
Ralph Pronk
Margaret, Berry
Howard Keene
Louis Ferris
Robert Miller
Henning Funeral Rites Set for Sunday in Waverly
Louis Jenning Henning, 73, died last night at Mercy Hospital after treatment. The funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the family residence and at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at 2. Rev. E. M. Rausch officiates. Burial follows in St. Paul’s Cemetery. The widow and three daughters survive.
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Waverly
Louis Jenning
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rausch
St. Paul's Cemetery
Henning
Geneseo Boy Cut About Face At Play
Geneseo reports Myron Thom as son of Mr and Mrs Grover Thom as sustained a cut above the eye while playing in the yard Sunday. Several stitches were needed to close the wound. Geneseo defeated Clutter 48 to 22 here Friday.
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Courier
Geneseo
Myron
Grover Thomas
Clutter
Veteran N W Agents Exchange Positions
Veteran agents of the Northwestern railroad exchange stations in the Omaha division. J dx Wood, serving 17 years as rep of N W at Tama, moves to Mechanicsville. Conrad W Beck, formerly of Mechanicsville, takes his Tama post.
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Courier Special Service
Omaha
Northwestern Railroad
J. dx Wood
N.W
Tania
Mechanicsville
Conrad W. Beck
Tama
Mabel Ettinger Tompkins Piano Teacher at Studio
Mabel Ettinger Tompkins offers artistic piano instruction for foundational and intermediate levels at Studio 729 West Fourth St. Contact via phone numbers 1991 and 3939 for lessons and schedule details.
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Mabel Ettinger Tompkins
Pianio
West Fourth St
Rheumatism relief with Sloan's Liniment praised by user
A Washington woman reports rapid relief from years of rheumatism using Sloan's Liniment. She says swelling in hands eased quickly without rubbing and urges others to get a bottle from druggists for 26 cents. The ad touts its circulatory action and quick, pleasant use.
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Washington, D. C
Sloan
Sloan’s
Pattern order notice from Evening Courier
An advertisement offers WAITERLOO Evening Courier fashion patterns. Send 15 cents for two patterns to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, to receive patterns by mail within about 10 days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Sita
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