Water loo pioneers marker plan by Waterloo D A R
Waterloo D A R plans to raise funds to mark the site of the first log cabin in Waterloo. The meeting also set delegate appointments for upcoming Continental Congress and state conference events, with Juli 19 as a date for new citizens to receive papers. A luncheon and joint Lincoln Washington birthday commemoration are planned for Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iver
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mullan
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
John Gwynne
EH. G. Leffler
Offici
H. E. Maine
M. Jy. O'Keefe
George DeWald
C. F. Brown
C. de Becker
Black's
Lincoln
Washington
W. A. Lins
Mary” Melrose
Social Gathering of Foresters Planned at St Marys
The Catholic Order of Foresters and the women's society plan a social at St. Marys auditorium Sunday evening with a 6 39 supper, entertainment, and musical numbers. Members are asked to bring a sandwich and dish of food. Hostesses include Mrs. W Lane and Mrs. Jed J. Miller among others. Proceeds support the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Catholic Order of Foresters
Women’s Society of the
Saing Organization
St. Mary's Auditorium
Women's Society
J. C. Kirby
Cools Vollenwelder
Joy Kurth
Froli Schaack
William Kurth
Thea Mien
T. B. Scott
Blanche Eywards
Mary Vaington
Alta Fisher
Dolly Madison
P. N. Paulsen
Lincoln
Mildred Gleason
Warren Gilbert
W. K. Spansler
Newark
N. J
Lillian Carey
Dubuque
W. Lane
John Gwynne
W. Robertson
Jed J. Miller
Frank Jane
Cecil Breckley
Maude White
I F W C Board to Meet in Des Moines in March
Waterloo board members of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs will receive notices for the annual spring meeting at Hoyt Sherman Place Des Moines May 19 to 22. The session preludes the biennial convention to be held in Des Moines at the invitation of the Des Moines Women’s Club. Officers and district chairmen will conduct an all day Des Moines session March 4 with subsequent conferences of department division and committee chairmen over the following days.
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Waterloo
Iowa Federation of Women’s Cuts
Hoyt Sherman Place
Des Moines
Sacred Heart High School to Present March 17 Play
Sacred Heart High School will stage a three act farce titled Looking for Mary Jane in the school hall on the evening of March 17. Cast includes John Merrifield Timothy Murphy Augustus Merrifield Mark Strubel Charles Barmes Bob McGraw Berkeley Crane Prank McGurvey Ambrose Paddington Thomas Penne Gustave Schultz Norbert Rawlings Wing Tu Thomas Coughlin Expressmann John McGaras Pauline Wentworth Miary Buns Marie Varney Lucille Ditty Carita Romagnx Schultz Loretta Welsh Gindis Ruth Van Vilet and others. Daughters of Isabella hold a special meeting at 3 30 Sunday in Knights of Columbus hall, with another gathering for project supplies at 6 30 Monday before Passion. Natural Music Acoustics in Music will be the study topic for 3% Ainslie club, meeting Monday evening with Mrs Truman Wagner.
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Sacred Heart High School
Mary Jane
Helen Boge
John Merrifield
Timothy Murphy
Augustus Merrifield
Mark Strubel
Charles Barmes
Bob McGraw
Berkeley Crane
Prank McGurvey
Ambrose Paddington
Thomas Penne
Gustave Schultz
Norbert Rawlings
Wing Tu
Thomas Coughlin
Expressmann
John McGaras
Pauline Wentworth
Miary Buns
Marie Varney
Lucille Ditty
Carita Romagnx Schultz
Loretta Welsh
Gindis
Ruth van Vilet
Beauty Chats On Nightly Treatments For Clear Skin
A guideline for women to cleanse the face nightly using cleansing creams removed with cheesecloth, plus cautions on dust removal and powder. It notes skin should be clean before bed to allow pores to breathe and remove daily grime. Also advises moderate acidic intake and mentions a healthful routine for an 11 year old girl.
Folded Up Mouth Hints at Repression in Daily Life
A writer notes a waitress with a folded mouth governing his dining mood and dislikes tense atmospheres. He argues such a facial habit signals repression, influencing service, store clerks, and human contact, urging cultivation of relaxed expression and less tension in daily interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Cnit
Employed Girls Find Opportunity in YWCA Classes
Educational classes for employed girls at the YWCA prove popular with 75 more enrolled in home nursing dramatic and needlework clubs. Twenty two take home nursing under Mrs L Lif. three one act plays are rehearsed by 18 girls directed by Mrs Marion Cooley De Parr. Seventeen to twenty five girls participate in orchestral practice led by J D Knapp, with guitar banjo and ukulele, while 16 attend hatmaking under Mrs Fay R Cobb. Additional spring offerings include needlecraft basketry wind crafts and social religion courses. Miss Nellis Brown heads the employed girls department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
L. Lif
Denby
Marion Cooley de Parr
J. D. Knapp
Fay R. Cobb
Nellis Brown
Friday Club Plans Study on America's Social Problems
The Friday Club outlined a year of activities at yesterday's session led by Mrs. G N Davis. Plans include six to eight book reviews along with papers on social topics. Mrs. W Howrey reviewed Julia Pause and Mrs. Neubacher spoke on social service experiences. The annual banquet date February 27 was set with husbands as guests of honor.
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G. N. Davis
B. E. Williamson
Biss. OG
A. Neubacker
W. Howrey
Kathleen Norris
Julia Pause
Daughters of Silver Cross Host Musicale Tea
Kine's Daughters of Silver Cross Unit hosted a musicale tea for about 60 guests at a Perday afternoon gathering. Mrs A B Lovejoy presided with Mrs W K R Cole and others supervising. The program featured solos by Mrs A L Kessler and Mrs Fr Sanborn, readings by Mrs Roatan, piano by Mrs E Dimmermann, and a violin solo by Miss Esther Lovioe with Miss Alice Lovejoy on plate. The dining room reflected St. Keines day decor and Valentine party plans were discussed for a later meeting.
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King’s Daughters
A. B. Lovejoy
W. KR. Cole
A. Townsley
Z. G. Ralston
AL. Kessler
Sanborn
Sirs. Roatan
Be. Dimmermann
Esther Lovoie
Alice Lovejoy
St. Ae Keines
Alurphy
Mayme Gallagher
Valentine party and social at churches across town
B Y P U members of Anticd Baptist plan a valentine social with exchanges in several rooms this evening. Plymouth Congregational hosts a Daughters of Plymouth event last night with 100 plus attendees, raising funds for the society. Various church groups held Valentine parties, suppers, and informal entertainments featuring local hosts and guests.
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B. Y. P. U. Anjticd Baptist Church
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
P. 5. Kenny
Candy Booth
Elizabeth Harrison
Grab Sale
L. &. Brooks
John Cunbiss
Carrie Tethes
al Pettit
A. J. Welge
Rose McCord
Rachael
Maxine Smith
Union Congregational Church
G. E. Richards
Club notes and informal gatherings at area clubs
Friday afternoon the T. G. F. club met with Mrs. Emmi Reeder for needlework and an original guessing contest hosted by the hostess. Mrs. Cora Paul assisted. Mable Buehner hosted Kappa Gamma Sig with music and games. Mrs. J. W. Rickert presided over Dickens club activities. Ameek chip members hosted spouses and friends at Edna Burd's with a box auction won by Mrs. W. T. Hoywird. A business session followed led by Ruth McClain. Mary Griffith invites Autume Leaf club guests on Thursday.
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T. G. F. Club
Emmi Reeder
Cora Paul
Mable Buehner
Kappa Gamma Sig Club
Ameek Chip
Edna Burd
W.T. Hoywirds
Dhy
Ruth McClain
Chapter 7 Will Have Musicale at Home Event
Chapter 7 hosts a musical evening with a sextet singing At the Time of Roses and Merry, Merry May, followed by a sonata violin piece, Liszt solo, and a violin quintet with piano. Mrs Stevenson directs. guests include Mrs Harber Marshall, Mrs Robart Parrott, and others from Fort Dodge and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stevenson
Harber I. Marshall
Robart Parrott Ware
Reich
Huerter
Alexander
Gryer Stevenson
I. Milderrand
I. C. Listing
Wilbur
Wrishwar
Mya
Herbert Marshall
D. Hilfoover
Warren
Grier
Stevenson
Ronald
A. le Mder
Nee Moran
van Metre
Fort Dodge
Harriett Case to Sing Wednesday at Cedar Falls
Miss Harriett Case, known for work with the Iowa State Teachers College voice department, will sing next Wednesday evening at Cedar Falls assisted by a cellist and pianist. She is connected with Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art, with eight former students continuing as her pupils. Alfred Wallenstein, a noted cellist, comes recommended by Lowell J. Mr. Welles, on the faculty, calls him the greatest cellist heard. Gordon Campbell, an acclaimed accompanist, will join to enhance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Case
Voice
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Miss Case
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art
F. S
I. C
Forgerly
Waverly
Alfred Wallenstein
Lowell J
Welles
Orl
BT. C
Wallenstein
Gordon Campbell
Waterloo Woman's club Friday Literary program review
The Literary department of the Waterloo Woman's club held a Friday afternoon program in the clubhouse featuring a review of Frank Swinnerton's Young Felix and readings of Noyes The Highwayman led by Beth Bragdon with Jan and Mrs J B Bragdon as hosts. Members of the Fine Arts department will study Shakespeare in art and music next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swinnerton
Felix
Robert N. Knox
Noyes’ Poen
James Chapman
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Reflections and Fragments
A garbled OCR style listing of puzzle clues and hints. The text reads like a collage of partial phrases, mis-spellings, and stray letter groups. It mentions crossword components, directions, and potential answers with scattered references to prefixes, verbs, and noun clues.
Yesterday's Puzzle Answered by Local Editor
A brief note reveals yesterday's crossword solution appears in this issue. The puzzle's final answer is printed nearby, guiding solvers through the themed clues and providing a satisfying finish.
Waterloo City Brief Notes Police and Local Events
Police report Peter Rock to return to his boat after a 60 day Texas furlough. Car looted of tools and a motor meter. Walter Simmons involved in a minor car streetcar collision at Tenth and Franklin with no injuries. R T L Rees named second bire operator at Chicago Great Western depot, successor to J W Whitson. Navy recruiting warns civilians in uniform risk arrest. only trousers may be worn. A C Carnes whereabouts investigated by Waterloo police. funds involve estate interests. Traffic violations yield small fines. alimony sought in divorce case. restraining order and attachment sought in related dispute.
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Peter Rock
Texas
Samuel Smith
Adams Street
John Teiring
Jeft
Tulsa
Oklo
Walter Simmons
Glenwood
Tenth
Franklin Streets
R. T L. Rees
Chicago Great Western
J. W. Whitson
Illinois Central Railroad
H. S. Hatton
Waterloo
A.C. Carnes
Oden Beach
Cal
Carnes
Week’s building permits list one dwelling and several remodels
Building permits issued last week show one dwelling and multiple remodeling projects. The house at F122 Mobile Street was started by J. W. Pagsett. Other permits include a garage overhaul at 19-21 Bridge Street for Sudeeap Plan and a store remodeling for Suffern Building Company. Additional projects target properties on Magnolia and Beech Island avenues and at a gateage site.
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J. W. Pagsett
Mobile Street
Rergeant
Porch
Cedar Rapids Lodge Plans Waterlog Maccabees Event
State Maccabees headquarters to be set in Waterloo once a permanent location is found. Waterloo serves as district HQ for six counties with A G Perge man as district chairman. Cedar Rapids event on February 20 features the Waterloo degree team initiating 50 candidates and a special car trip leaves at 1 75 pm Friday returning midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees Fraternal
Waterloo
S. Burgin
Des Moines
Waterloo Alsll
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Grundy
Fayette
Laymer
Butler
A. G. Pergeman
Chapuir
Cedar Rapids
Watertoo Bumble Bees
Millard Jacoby
Janey
Below February Low Temperatures Reach Thirteen Above Zero
Partly cloudy conditions give way to a cold day as the state weather bureau predicts weekend changes. The temperature dropped to thirteen degrees above zero last night, the year's coldest February reading to date, with a daytime high near thirty three above zero and skies clearing by dawn before noon clouded again with rain or snow threatened.
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State Weather Bureau
Waterloo council to meet in K P Hall tonight
Waterloo council No. 201 United Commercial Travellers will hold its regular monthly meeting in K of P hall this evening. The event opens with a basket picnic luncheon for members and families, followed by business at 7:30 p.m. and initiation of candidates led by the new degree team. The women's auxiliary met earlier today at 3 p.m. in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
United Commercial Travelers
K. of P. Hall
Woman's Auxiliary
K. of P. Hat
Pattern request for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design. Send 16 cents for each pattern to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo. Patterns are offered at low price for seaming. Orders fill promptly and should reach you in a few days after sending.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tunic Blouse for School Girls Hits Fashion Trend
Pattern for a Tunic Blouse designed for girls aged 8 to 14, featuring a velvet or homespun ensemble. Instructions note the outfit uses jeined skirt, lining underbody, and trimming fabric. Pattern and Spring Summer 1925 Fashion Book available via mail request with 12 cents.
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Clarksville
Wartburg College
Clarks
Martin Thoyde
Priedas Buenneke
Hertha Muller
C. Nf. Abbs
Abbs
Anna Fligsins
I. F. W.C. Board
Isabella
Knights of Colunbus Hall
Pioic
Ainslie
Truman Wagner
America
Kine’s Daughters of Silver Cross Unit
Give Musicale-Tea
Kinvoin
Paris
Sons of Veterans Camp
Daughters of Vetchats
Lincolars Birkh
Sus
Mun Ohenhaver
George Carroll
Whickh
Th. F. Snograoss
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Glades Roel
Rev. R. Wilkinson
Herbie Dyer
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Ann Murph
Gritee Slallimaen
Cwbim
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Valentine
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Womemakers' Department
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Anerson
Damoy Cheney
George W. Carter
WW. Morris
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Francis Bulsch
Alvin Peters
M. O. Wilbur
Central Christian Church
Anna Kistner
Velmer Conrad
St. Mary's Parish
J. W. Rickert
The
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Marry Griffith
Iron Knott
Merlenett
Tie Society
Drea
Tralpit Wmott
Helen Ja- Leah Kicketbers
Aoniis Lowder
Tiel
Roy
Saumes
Migie de Host
Women's Belief Corps
al Aonts
Ada Uroce
Spanpitel
Cwehty Watts Apal
Applieit Jeans
Vartertaitin
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Prank
Wai. Wightes
Seman
Grepehen Seo
Irs
Mas A. Willen
Bernice Rodman
Mon‘Werle
Gannon Camp
F. B. Gannon
Rae Masichil
J. i. Brinkman
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East Sligh
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Daily Cross
Vlaw
Asia
Nery
Irie
Rey
Ste Bach
Horace van Mette
Farroods
Saray, Tull
Frank Tull
Ann
Ala Edwards Street
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Waterloo Council OF . C. T
K. P. Hall
West High
S. H. Sheaktey
Amy Boggs
Zaelma Kostomlatsky
A. Boggs
Retta Wood
Laura Couch
Mattie Holt
Will Ogie
George B. Miller
A. C. Bollinger
Stewarts
Welshaar & Fossig
Drs. Crippen & Shannon
Mullan & Pickett
Dr. L. W. Cuse
Jokers Drug Store
Frank Bros
Frank Knee
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