Church News Highlights At Presby and Philatheans
First Presbyterian Lydia Radety will be entertained at Mrs EW White home Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Miss Pauline Stell and Miss Ruth Hutchins assist. First M E Philatheans and Young Women’s Missionary Society hold business sessions followed by a Valentine party at Miss Wola Stur’s home 67 Kingsley Avenue. Children of the beg of departments of the church are noted.
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We O'Brien-Miggins
Bernice
Ulysius
Frank Higgins
Cedar Heights
William Dewey O'Brien
William O'Brien
Jogan Avenue Evangelical Church
J. A Needrick
University
Waterbury
Waterloo
Alk
Byrnes Park
First Presbyterian
Lydia Radety
EW. Xnlte
Pauline Stell
Ruth Hutchins
Aasiat
M. E. Philatheans and
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes Expressive Eyebrows
This column discusses eyebrow trends favoring moderation over extremes and offers tips for shaping thick or thin brows. It covers methods to darken or thicken brows, temporary cosmetic options, and simple at home remedies to correct overly thin or overly thick brows. It also notes freckles linked to auburn hair and advises on gentle lightening.
Why Seeks Proper Will Before Death
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron urges readers to prepare wills to protect loved ones. It cites cases where lack of a will left heirs vulnerable, warns against superstition, and advises use of a lawyer or a simple written statement with witnesses to secure property for loved ones.
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Probais Court
Pennsylvania
Patriotic program at church presented by local school
The school will present a patriotic program at the church on Wednesday evening featuring pantomime and readings by young pupils. Admission proceeds and a basement sale will fund their missions. Grace M. E. Ladies Aid plans a thimble sale Wednesday afternoon at Mrs W iauter’s home with a dollar-for-donation tally and a serving committee.
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Grace M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wi W. Iauter
Club Notes Mrs Mary Mullany to chair Entre Nous luncheon
Mrs Mary Mullany will enter the Entre Nous club at Black's tearoom for a Thursday afternoon luncheon. Members will gather in the tearoom after noon, with Mullany expected to preside over discussions and activities.
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Mra
Mary Mullany
Entre Nous Club
Black's Tearoom
Westminster Vespers Delightful Choir Recital
Westminster Presbyterian choir conducted by Mrs A M Don van presented a vesper program of varied music. The ensemble featured four tenors in unison passages and soloists including Miss McCormick and Mrs Donnan. Highlights included Mendelssohn and Buck arias, with instrumental numbers by White and others. Dr Preston led the service and scripture was read with prayers.
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Westminster Presbyterian Choir
A.M. Donevan
Balwee
Ars
Altland
Dudley Founte
Donnan
Northa McCormick
Gilbervs
White
Sebyler
Gerard
Marcela
Indifference to Gospel Spread Urges Lifework at Gray Memorial Church
A Travel Memorial Staal Brethren church program featured Rev BH Main and Miss Grace Saxe delivering talks on universal faith. Saxe argued Jesus commanded preaching to all nations, urging rapid global reach and lifework recruitment. Evening attendees included 22 youths joining Gray Memorial Church lifework band since December 1494, following a morning sermon on brotherhood of man and union of churches.
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I BH. W. Main
Universal Faith
Grace Saxe
William A
Jesus
Mr. Main
A. T. Whittie, Jr
Rose
Hanlotte
Dorothea Green
Fern Weaver
Gray Memorial Church
Brotherhood of Man
Bodholdt Gains Noted Recognition For Oil Painting
Arne Bodholdt son of Mr and Mrs 0 J Bodholdt of 22 Logan avenue earns Chicago art scene notice after a jury of 21 artists selects his oil painting Maple s in Autumn for display in a Chicago exhibit. The Chicago Evening Post praises his work as exhibiting genuine artistic expression amid country landscapes.
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0. J. Bodholdt
Logan Avenué
Chicago
Batute
Cileaga
Artis
Rod
Reldi
Buying Kid Gloves for Best Quality and Fit
The article guides women to select gloves by quality marks such as material and skilled workmanship. It explains differences among kid, lambskin, and sheepskin, noting goatskin’s superior strength, and compares "place" versus "suede" finishes while advising tests for fit, stretch, and shape to ensure durability and appearance.
Fire Destroys Snyder Home As Fire Alarm Responds
J W Snyder of 321 Chestnut Street, an Illinois Central employee, escaped smoke and flames at 2:30 a m today when his house caught fire. He alerted firefighters from Fire Station No 4 after reaching safety, but the interior and roof burned, with about 1000 loss. The fire is blamed on an overheated furnace.
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OW. Snyder
Chestnut Street
Mlinois Central Gho Ss
Dames
Snyder
George Sibert
Third Avenue West
Linden Avenue
Purus Bros
Peavey
Air Denver
B. A
J. A. Potter
Riehl
Bates Street
Feared Ex Wife Would Cause Row at Auction Sale Near Reinbeck
Mrs Mary Herren former wife of James Saul had been restrained from attending a public auction at the Saul farm near Reinbeck and from interfering with custody of two minors Elmer V and George II. A deputy sheriff served the writ this morning and she said she had no intention of attending the sale. Divorce proceedings were begun in Crunchy county with a decree dated Apr 34 1922 granting property rights and custody terms. It is alleged she visited the farm and incited the two sons to Waterloo, threatening trouble.
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Mary Herren
James Saul
Saul
Reinbeck
Elmer V
George
Herren
Mary Saul
Crunchy County
Says
Reindeck
Waterloo
Herren Threalen
Auction Today Sparks Public Farm Sale Concerns
Ms. Saul feared she might create a commotion and interfere with the sale at the public auction on the farm today.
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Ms. Saul
Rotary Ladies Night Dance at Hotel Russell-Lamson
Rotary Club plans a Ladies Night dance at Hotel Russell-Lamson on Friday with cats dance and song. Wives will join Rotarians for a special program packed with surprises, dinner served at 6:30 p.m. Members are urged to avoid the regular Monday meeting.
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Awkumen Club
Russell-Latinson
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Mrs John Koester Dies In Greene Ia
Mrs John Koester of Greene Iowa died Sunday afternoon after a brief heart disease illness at her home. Funeral set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at German Lutheran church with Rev Rembold officiating. She was 65 years old and moved from Nebraska about eight years ago. Surviving children are Ern Ernest Edier and Ernest Koester, Mrs Dick Voigt, Mrs Ernest Edier, Greene, and Henry Koester Clarksville. Her husband and six children preceded her in death.
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Greene
John Koester
German Lutheran Church
Rempbold
Koester
Nebraska
Ern- Mrarnest Edier
Ernest Ko
Police Notes On Weekend Detentions And Missing Youth
Seven cold and weary wayfarers sought the police station for bunk last night. Five voluntary occupants of the city jail were noted on Saturday night, including two drunks and one alleged traffic violator. The intoxicated prisoners were released on bonds of 25 dollars each, bonds forfeited when not reclaimed at today’s court. The traffic violator Wan’s case continued, his parents anxious and police still seeking him. John Clark, age nine, returned home after spending Saturday night with a friend, having been reported missing earlier.
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John Clark
Ageni
D. Clark
Lane Street
Black Hawk Street
Weather relaxes as Waterloo sees mild days
Government experts forecast generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with slightly colder conditions in western and central portions. Saturday night temperatures dropped to minus six, one of many subzero readings this February, while Sunday brought a mild 26 degrees after a 15 degree high. Today expected milder but overcast with more snow possible, yet signs of spring linger as buds appear and birds revel in the thaw.
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Waterloo
Ralph B
Mrs Lichty Sails for South America Tuesday
Mrs. Guy R. Lichty sails Tuesday with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Wg Burton and party from Detroit Michigan aboard the Empress of Britain bound for South America. They will visit Havana Nassau Panama Venezuela and Bermuda during the voyage.
Declama tion contest results from Iowa Falls and more
Iowa Falls won two firsts one second Alden claimed one first and two seconds and Dows took three thirds in pre subdistrict high school declamation contests in several towns with Marjorie Gilbert Eloise Cady Willard Mendall and others placing in oratorical dramatic and humorous classes. Subdistrict bids set for March 2 and results noted from Oelwein Web and Dike with winners in oratorical dramatic and humorous categories across multiple schools.
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Iowa Falls
Alden
Dows
Marjorie Gilbert
Eloise Cady
Willard Mendall
Margaret Nichols
Hazel Kreamer
Charlotte Kejlog
Dike
Parkersburg
Ackley
New Hartford
Rebbeck
Maurice Stapley
Miles Arnold
Everett Cortright
Dagma Henningsen
Esther — Sorensen
Donald Meyer
Oelwein Sells School Bonds At High Premium
Oelwein Iowa February 19 bonds for the Davenport Bechtel Co premium about 190. Bid results show 30 year bonds bearing 434 percent with bids for 8 of 4 per cent cash and 41 2 per cent cash. First bids carried 5900 premium and final deferred bond bid brought 1980 premium. Report notes these may be the highest priced Iowa bonds in years.
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Oelwein
Tai
Seigeo
Bechtel Com Pay
Davenport
Iowa
Patterns for the Courier’s accompanying design
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns available by mail from the Pattern Department. Send 15 cents per pattern, enclosed with your order, and include a 10 day delivery expectation after mailing. Patterns allow seams and will be filled as quickly as possible.
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Pashion Department
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