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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1925

Page

11

Lincoln Birthday Fete By Ladies of G A R Honor Lincoln Circle

Lincoln circle hosted 100 guests at Imm memorial Hall in a program honoring Abraham Lincoln. Judge John Gwynne led the address with R I Snodgrass delivering Gettysburg remarks, followed by Mildred Gleason and Blanche Curran singing a piece by A N Gleason. Event featured flag decor, piano numbers, and cups of frappe served by club members.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Circle Mildred Gleason Blanche Curran A. N. Gleason Robert Anderson Post Olga Christensen Thelma Swartz Assembly Lincoln Elia Watters Bells Wise Eleanor Hayes Pauline Knapp Frank Hussey

Mrs DeWald Reappointed C A R President in Waterloo

Mrs George DeWald was reappointed president of the Waterloo society of Children of the American Revolution for a two year term by the national board president. Other officers elected include Margery Agnew as vice president Elizabeth DeWald recording secretary Virginia Galloway corresponding secretary Dorothy Pedersen registrar and Sarah Shelton historian. The meeting featured pledge to the flag tributes to George Washington and a Pedersen paper on Abraham Lincoln. Next meeting is March 11.

George DeWald Waterloo Society of Children of the American Revolution West Library Margery Agnew Elizabeth DeWald Virginia Galloway Dorothy Pedersen Sarah Shelton

Read Next Week by Gay MacLaren at Waterloo Club

Gay MacLaren is set to present Enter Madame the final number of the Waterloo Woman's Club concert course. The event, described as a recreations performance rather than a reading, will take place next Thursday evening February 19 at East High School auditorium.

Gay MacLaren Waterloo Woman’s Club East High School Miss MacLaren

Miss McFarlane Memory Honored by U K S Chapter

Miss Carolyn McFarlane memory honored by Waterloo chapter of Order of Eastern Star with altar tribute written by Mary Ethel Dixon read by R A Buck. Event preceded chapter session in Masonic temple. 150+ attended a 6 30 supper and decorations featured daffodils and roses.

Carolyn McMarlane Nation of Olizaveth Artus Nellia Hlutton Mary Michael Ida Rainbow Edna Kortemeyer Jennie Landgraf Harry Blades John Baaller Homer Clark Paul Carson Eugene DeVos Henry Gee Paul Ewing Harry Dahm

Mirrors and lighting haunt the home life debate

In Side Talks the author muses on proper mirror lighting for home use, noting brackets and front illumination for shaving and dressing. The piece ponders the cultural fascination with mirrors, vanity, and how lighting affects fashion sales and self perception, ending with a cautious hope for future mirror science.

Solo Dances and Parties Highlight Valentine Event

Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star presents three solo dances and an extra number by young Philip Coontz at the forum tonight with a seven piece orchestra. Miss Ruth Hey will accompany on piano. Russell DeGon chairs arrangements. tickets by Mrs. Howard Burr. Expected attendance runs to several hundred, dancing starts at 8:30.

Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star Philip Coontz Margadant Batty Bickley Bizzi Plazi Catt Bonnie Miller Aenabel Ruth Hey J. M. Bailey Russell DeGon Howard Burr

Church Ladies Plan Supper and Meetings at Local Churches

Church groups across several denominations schedule suppers, meetings, and social events. St Luke's English Lutheran, Graves Memorial, Central Christian, Westminster Presbyterian, Trinity American Lutheran, and Plymouth Church members host gatherings, sew, quilt, and share meals while supporting funds and welfare projects.

Ladies' Aid Society St. Luke's English Lutheran Church

Dentists and beauty tips mix in curious chatter

In a rambling piece, a speaker discusses pyorrhea treatment, tartar removal, and silver nitrate cauterization as a preventive measure, then pivots to dental hygiene advice. The text shifts to beauty hints with peroxide-ammonia bleaching, skin care, and dancing powder, before a playful Uncle Wiggily scene with Uncle Twistytail and children on ice, ending with hot chocolate lollipops and jokes about a rubber hat water bag for bouncing.

Slink Uncle Animal Boys Nurse Jane Uncle Wieguy Bunny Mr. Twistytall Uncle Wigerly

Central Christian to Elect Officers in Two Weeks

Members heard plans for a spring bazar at yesterday’s meeting led by theme of Mrs W L Richardson. Hostesses assisting were Mrs J R E Black Mrs L V Martin and Mrs Bert Cullins. Thirty five attended.

Women's Relief Corps Memorial “Hall Mary Foster Nellie Dervis Carrie Leckington Central Christian Church W.L. Richardson H.W. Wardle Roy Main Frank Evans Women's Guild of Trinity Aimerican Lutheran Church A. E. Reiss Westesses A, Tlansen August Johnson Central Christian Search W. L. Richardson J R. E. Black L. V Martin Bert Cullins

Club Notes Quiet Socials At Home Gatherings

Soren Thompson and 5. C. Mad Sen won favors at 590, pacing Ace of Clubs at the Quack embush home. A valentina party honored F. F. S. members by Mrs. Fred Trost with refreshments by Mrs. Trast and Irene. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ludtke hosted 20 N. O. B. elul members with cards and radio as diversions. Other attendees included Mrs. T. Miller, G. H. Stewart, John Cratley and Mrs. Carl Brown. Midnight luncheon concluded the event.

Soren Thompson 5. C. Mad Sen Clarence Quackembush F. F. S. Club Fred Trost George Gnagy Trast Irene Harry Ludtke N. 0. B. Elul Mits Banco T. Miller G. H. Stewart John Crateley Carl Brown

Uncle Wigglily's Big Bounce Adventure

Uncle Wiggily prepares for a snowy stroll amid the bungalow. Nurse Jane warns of a slippery icy patch where animals slip and bounce. A comic misadventure looms as Uncle Wiggily plans to seek excitement despite cautions.

Billie Waztail Boat Jackie Bow Wow Uncle Wiggily Nurse Jane Goat Johnnie Bushytail Mr. Twisty- Tail Mr. Twistytail

Intruder in Home 7 Leaves Garmentless Escape

Police hold an overcoat and muffler as they seek to identify a intruder who fled a Marble Avenue home at 2 46 a m leaving behind his coat after being discovered by Mr Marble. An autos theft report and a missing youth linked to Scout meeting are noted along with a court drunk case and bank sleepers.

Cottage Grove Avenue Mr. Marble Marble Charles Mobis Pickens Gilbert Adams Fifth Street Ernest Bennett Kern Street Hames Potice

Newspaper Ads Are Best Say Clothiers at Convention

Kea Moines Feb 12 Young men of the Retail Clothiers association led the twenty first annual convention program at Motel Fort Des Moines Cedar Rapids speakers urged merchants to rely on a single advertising method, noting newspaper ads reach many at small cost Direct mail lists should be the life of people you know, offering far greater value than general lists.

Kea Witt Reneral Stamats

Methodist Conference Praises Welcome at Waterloo Dubuque

Resolutions of appreciation flowed at the three day Upper Iowa district conference of Waterloo and Dubuque, recognizing hospitality by St. Pauls and other Methodist churches. Over 70 visiting ministers attended, with thanks extended to district superintendents Dr. Lockwood and Dr. Wirwin and to speakers including Dr. Van Horn. The event opened Monday at St. Pauls, with bishops Keeney and Badley among attendees. Visiting ministers called the conference highly successful.

St. Paul's Waterloo Dubuque Upper Town St.Paul's Church BE. J. Lockwood Will Wirwin J. PL van Horn Upper Iowa India Thomas H. Cranle Foorhow China

Westminster Church Vespers Program Under Martin Veyde

The Westminster Presbyterian music vesper Sunday afternoon features Martin Veyde guiding students Frieda Buenneke and Charles McElroy in an all instrumental program. Mrs. Loren J. Berry directs the church orchestra with violin, organ preludes by Mrs. R. G. Tayler, and a choir performance including pieces by Campiani, Megel, Lille, Handel, and Buck with soloists and a string quartet.

Uniler Martin Veyde Westminster Presbyterian Church Frieda Buenneke Charles McElroy Loren J. Berry R. G. Tayler Itentine Gomml Oxsian Ali Sole Israel Buck X. Emndarlvin Koaris Ei Buenneke Martin Heide Talit Sounody cChoir

Shafer Suffers Head Injury. In Stable Condition

H E Shafer was struck on the head by a number while remodeling a downtown store yesterday. He regained consciousness shortly after and is resting comfortably at Presbyterian Hospital with no unfavorable developments anticipated.

Shafer H. E. Shafer Aumber Presbyterian Hospital

White Youth Clay Promises Youthful Skin Shine

An advertisement by Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay as a new beauty product. It claims to purge pores, reduce blemishes and wrinkles, and restore a rosy glow, with a free trial offer by mail. The copy touts 20 years of study and urges women to test the clay for a youthful appearance.

Edna Wallace Honper Wallace Hopper Lake Shore Drive Chicago

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