Wild Rose Club Costume Party Honors Lincoln Figures
The Wild Rose club held its annual costume party at Mrs. Ida Meyer's home with 18 members and two guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Ethel Houghton as Mrs. Richard Carval. Addie McCormick as Harriet Todd Lincoln. Maule Brayton as Frances Willard. Blanche Crowth ey and Mary Shirley as Martha Washington. decorations featured Lincoln and Washington motifs, with readings, piano numbers, and a Lincoln life paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Yay
Ida Meyer
Mig
Josephine Webber
Por
Ethel Houghton
Richard Carval
Addie McCormick
Harriett Todd Lincolns
Maule Brayton
Frances Hi
Willard
Blanche Crowthey
Mary Shirley
Martha Washington
Lincoln
Washington
Alaude Brayton
Viola Hartsell
David Meyer
Norma Smith
Beauty Chats Make-Up Advice From Daisy B
A beauty column argues many people are healthy enough to skip cosmetics but cold cream and powder remain common to protect skin from city grime and sun. It favors light rouge for natural flush, pinkish powders, and lip rouge when enhancing appearance, with tips on application and avoiding overuse. It also covers face washing, towels, cold final rinse, and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Side Talks on Friends and the Universe in Discord
The piece muses on cycles of friendship, noting that irritation often stems from the reader, not others. It advises recognizing personal mood as the out-of-tune factor and proposes remedies: sleep, exercise, simpler schedules, acts of kindness, time outdoors, library biographies, medical checks, and self awareness as first steps to balance relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimain
Ben Butler
Public Library
Dramatic one woman show in Waterloo venue
Gay MacLaren delivered a three act solo performance in Enter Madame at the Waterloo High School auditorium under the Waterloo Woman's club. She portrayed ten characters with flawless voice and gesture, bringing life to a French prima donna Englishman and others, earning high audience praise for her remarkable versatility. The program also featured a supper and various club activities noting community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Ast High School
Waterloo Woman's Club
Gay MacLaren
Miss MacLaren
Gilda Varesi
Dolly Byrne
Gerald Fitzgerald
Lisa Della Robbia
Madam Della Robbia
South America
Woman’s Club
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Chau tauqua Circles
Inspection of prints and photos, vocal solos by Craig Ellyson, and card games entertained Chau tauqua circle members yesterday at Mrs. J. P. Jones residence. Hostess Mrs. A. B. Cook also hosted Wonder club members and their husbands for an evening of cards with favors awarded to Mrs. Anderson Lane Webber. The gathering included Arthur Vitwe membership and a social with Mrs. Glockner inviting Mrs. Lee Knode from outside the club. N. O. B. club met with Mrs. Cratsley hosting camel Thursday. guests included Mrs. Herbert Giller and Mr. Warry Confareo with Mrs. Milo Baldwin assisting. Birthday anniversary celebrated for Mrs. Adelia Lynnenier.
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Craig Ellyson
J. P. Jones
A. B. Cook
Wonder Club
A. D. Anderson
Clarence Lane
KE. A. Webber
Webber
Grace Ifolt
M. A. Parker
Arthor Vitwe
Charlotte Glockner
Lee Knode
John Cratsley
N. O. B. Club
Herbert Giller
Warry Confareo
Milo Baldwin
Linden Methodist church social and church notes
Church news from Linden reports Division 7 Ladies Aid hosting a weight social in the church parlors with an auction of handkerchiefs and a candy pull. Division 6 contributed $85 to the building fund last month. The Volunteer class plans a church supper next Wednesday evening. Missionary society at First Lutheran tied comforts and did needlework with hostesses Mrs. Grubn, Mrs. Nead, and Mrs. Straka.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
G. A. Grubn
G. A. Nead
W. M. Straka
East Hi-Y Club Hears Talk By Chas W Kline
Members of the East Hi-Y club and East High faculty attended the Christ Episcopal parish dinner at the parish house with sixty five guests. Charles W. Kline superintendent of east schools spoke on The Value to the Schools of Clubs. Music by the school orchestra. The dinner served by the women's missionary society. Ped J Kluss principal also spoke to the West Hi club at First Baptist church yesterday.
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Christ Episcopal Parish
Charles W. Kline
East Schools
Woman’s Missionary Society
Sloane M. Wallace
West Schools
First Baptist Church
Ped J. Kluss
J. Murtagh
G. W. Wood
Des Moines
Izaak Walton League
General Assembly
Nellie Mosely
Gates Business College
Ames
Hollis
Town State Teachers College
Charles A. Puffenberg
Charles Russell
Anamosa
S. M. Wallace
Mabel Henderson
Cincin- Inati
Hen
City in brief eye care and court actions headline stage
Eldora residents pursue a Hardy county suit while multiple court events unfold. Divorces loom for J W Marcum and Mary Bailey as notices and March term filings edge closer. Police receipts dip. Izaak Walton league talks in Des Moines. regional visits include Miss Nellie Mosely and school officials attending a conference in Cincinnati.
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Mary Bailey
Turner Bailey
Mississippi
Western Lyceum Bureau
Alabama Jubtiee Quartet
Radio Disturbance Brings Police Call on Mulberry Street
Neighbors on lower Mulberry street reported a loud speaker disturbance at 12:10 PM prompting police involvement. W Kirkpatrick spoke at a Y Indus club meeting at the YMCA last night, delivering a religious talk on humanity and spiritual growth. Legion Auxiliary and First Baptist and Sinnard’s advertise community bake and dinner events for February weekend.
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Derson
Wallace
Mr. Kline
Lower Mulberry Street
W. Kirkpatrick
Y-Indus ‘Club
Legion Auxiliary
Nuby Elam’s
New England
First Baptist
4Th
Baltimore
Sinnard’s| i
West Side
First Congregational
Allison Men Win Tax Deeds On 160 A In Monroe Township
Tax deeds issued to H. F. Wild and A. T. Martin of Allison Iowa cover 160 acres in the southeast quarter of section 36 Monroe township Butler county. Total investment by Wild and Martin totals 863.13 and 646.10 respectively with nearly 30.06 in mortgages against property. Deeds issued by County Treasurer F Shirer follow tax sale after certificates paid since 1921. Land once owned by R. H. Hook near Parkersburg was pledged to Beaver Valley State Bank in 1923 to secure prior loans. Major mortgages held by Medical Life Insurance Waterloo Farmers & Merchants Wellsburg and A Ludeman are wiped out by tax deeds, leaving the new owners encumbrance free.
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Allison
H. F. Wild
A. T. Martin
Monroe Township
Butler County
Wild
Martin
F. Shirer
R. H. Hook
Parkersburg
Beaver Valley State Bank of
Medical Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Wellsburg
A. Ludeman
Six Waterloo Pupils to Compete in District Music Contest
Six Waterloo pupils will compete in the district music contest promoted by the University of Iowa in March. East High send Berdella Sankey and Margaret Howell on piano, Edith Wyant and Lucile Cutler on violin, while West High fields Olivia Enderlein on piano and Craig Ellyson on voice. Winners advance to the state contest at Iowa in April with cash prizes for victors.
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East High
West High
University of Iowa
J Grace Ullemeyer
Wat East High
Berdella Sankey
Margaret Howell
Edith Wyant
Lucile Cutler
Olivia Enderlein
I Craig Ellyson
Danish Court Overrules Internment Without Trial
Copenhagen February 26 The Copenhagen queries court ruled the ministry of justice lacked authority to intern a prisoner without a trial after four terms for immoral conduct. The man was ordered released and awarded 1200 crowns in compensation, triggering calls for specific legislation on public morality offenders. An open letter by Olga Beggers praised drastic action against offenders.
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Copenhagen
Ministry of Justice
Queeries Court of
Denmark
Olga Beggers
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Preview
A garbled page fragment lists crossword clues and partial solutions across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions various word fits such as parts of speech, geography, chemistry, and common phrases, with note that the answer to Thursday’s puzzle will appear tomorrow.
Funeral Directors Plan Sioux City Convention in June
Kistner returns from Sioux City after attending the executive committee and directors meeting of the Iowa Funeral Directors association to arrange the annual convention. The 16 17 18 June events will be held in the city auditorium with displays. Kistner serves as vice president of the organization.
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Kistner
Sioux City
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
City
Iorganization
Illinois Central Schedule Change Announced
Illinois Central announces timetable changes effective Sunday for passenger trains. Train No 28 from Waterloo now leaves at 9 20 a m and arrives in Chicago at 5 15 p m five minutes earlier than before. Train No 27 arrives here at 4 40 p m, five minutes later than previous. Northbound departures shift to 9 a m from 9 20 a m. Train No 527 north-
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Llingis Central
W.L. Buckley
I. C
Waterloo
Chicago
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Running Across and Down
Puzzle clues mix scattered fragments. Readable items include word 1 deer species, word 2 opposite of fat, word 3 a girl's name, word 4 land area unit, word 5 solar noon, word 6 one plus one pound travel note, and references to Brain No 314 southbound with arrival times.
Myers Dies at Cedar Rapids Theatre Pioneer Willard Myers 1862 196?
Willard Lee Myers a well known Iowa motion picture theatre manager and musician died in Cedar Rapids after a long cancer illness. He opened the Palace theatre in Waterloo and later directed publicity for the Strand Palace and Crystal theatres. A noted cornetist, he led Cedar Rapids ensembles and toured with a concert company. He was born Center Point in 1862 and is survived by his widow Grace Novotny, a daughter, and a Cedar Rapids son.
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Willard Lee Myers
Iowa
Palace Theatre
Waterloo
Ceder Rapids
Myers
Ford-Diebold Company
Palace
Strand
Crystal
The
Plaza
Mr. Myers
Greene's Opera House
Cedar Rapida
United States
Altho
Cedar Rapids
Fox Film Corporation
Omaha
Center Point
Grace Novotny
Journalism is a nerve wracking profession says Lord Burnham
London figures describe journalism as nerve wracking while noting the occupation offers unique appeal. He cites the wartime stress and responsibilities borne by reporters, comparing Fleet Street to Downing Street in the commonwealth’s hour of need.
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London
Lord Burnham
Althea
Downing Street
Fleet Street
Commonwealth
Patterns advertisement in Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement urges readers to obtain the Courier patterns by sending 16 cents per pattern to Fashion Dept. The notice notes patterns allow seams and that orders are filled as soon as possible, with an estimated ten days delivery after sending the order.
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Waterloo
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Moose
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C. J. Smith
Reinbeck
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May Rotenhaver
Stella Shirley
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Lodge No. 1118
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Courier
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Kappa Gamma Sig
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Amicae Club
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Glen Wilson
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A. J. Hurst
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Church News
East Hi-Y Club
Chas Wi Kline
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Hal Mosier
Eldora
Hardin County Court
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Minneapolis
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Forest City
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Switzerland
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Illinois Central
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Brain No. 314
Japan
WL. Myers
Vietha
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