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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1927

Page

2

VIM Wins YMCA Membership Contest At Banquet Evening

Station VIM led by Miss Dell Miniger won the Blue Triangle league YMCA membership contest with 543 points, ahead of Station FM and Miss Wilda Beck on 525. Fresh members counted five points, renewals three. Station FM to host VIM at a March banquet while VIM showcased a playset and a sextet. Dorothy Apfel, Rubye Heald, Bessie Crosby and Ramona Smith performed, and Marie L Hommedieu of Madison spoke at the annual dinner of the YWCA.

Miss Dell Miniger Blue Triangle League W. C A Mra JC. W. Kirkpatrick Station FM Mortain Station Dorothy Apfel Rubye Heald Bessie Crosby Ramona Smith Marie L'Hommedieu Madison Wis W. C. Ua Y.av. C. A

Mrs Karl Manz to Present Piano Recital

Mrs Karl B Manz will present a piano recital at 3 p m today in the X V W L C A auditorium with pupils including Ruth A Miller Margaret Janet O Dell Evelyn Herron Marlys Haselman Catherine Loomis Audrey McPike Pauline Fox Tig Allen Elizabeth Linesla Mildred Allen Elizabeth Russell and Olive Sinclair Performances feature duets by Tihavere Rigel and Mrs Manz and a violin Berceuse by Godard The event is followed by a dinner at Black s Tearoom with a group of friends and Hadassah bridge played yesterday at Mrs Louis Schultz s home

Club Notes On Musical Improvement Luncheon Meeting

The Musical Improvement Club held a potluck luncheon yesterday at the home of Mrs. B. Ch Linder with Mrs. E. BR. Shoe er presiding as president for the first time. Mrs. Ay W. son is secretary. The coming year will focus on continuing a music understanding course and instrumentation. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Ww. Swift’s home with Mrs. Peter Son 28 assisting host. RP club met yesterday at Mrs. Charles Brown’s home. Favors worth 600 were given to Mrs. WT. Fox and Mrs. Frank Acuff. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. MD. Brown.

Potduck B. Ch Linder John Swift Peter Son

Trinity Lutheran Junior Wish School Dinner Meeting

Tonight events list several organizational gatherings including Trinity Lutheran play East Junior Wish School annual dinner and meeting at Edison school. Mooseheart Moose Hall hosts encampment auxiliary with Black Hawk unit. FL ball and pre-lenten tea at Christchurch hosted by Mrs. Robert Parrott Junior auxiliary and YWCA clubs seek members.

Trinity Lutheran East Junior Wish School Y. Ww Ce AL PT Edison ‘School Mooseheart Moose Hall Black Hawk I Wighland Christchurch Robert Parrott

Veteran Farmer of Black Hawk Marks Natal Anniversary

William H. Foulk of Black Hawk county observed his 77th birthday with a party at his Des Moines area residence and guests including his brother Frank Foulk and four of his nine children from Sua Porte City Oclwein and Des Moines. The event honored a long residence in the county since 1884.

Black Hawk Natal la Torre City William H William H. Foulk Black Hawk County Frank Foulk Des Moines Mr. Foulk Qollie Arthur Minnie Jackson Sua Porte City Frank Heiiter Oclwein Rollin Blough Heitter Jackson Olle Foulk Helen’ Heitter Nelda Foulk Margaret McClellan

Sewing Circle Card Party at St John’s Church

One hundred fifteen women attended yesterday afternoon at St John’s Sewing Circle in the school hall. Favors were given to Mmes. E. W. Bute P. J. Witty Phil Lucas C. Foster C. R. Bruggeman and Harry Manning and Miss Theresa Collentine. Card committee included Mrs. Thomas Lehan chairman Mrs. Thomas Meisch Mrs. J. J. Condon and Mrs. William Deitrick. Mrs. Anton Mayer and committee served. Mrs. J. R. Sims hosted the Coterie club party. Winners at her tables were Mmes. M. J. Tritz Water Delaney Nick Melsch and Fred Fisher.

St. John’s Sewing Mmes. E. W. Bute P. J. Witty Phil Lucas C. Foster C. R. Bruggeman Harry Manning Theresa Collentine Thomas Lehan Thomas Meisch J. J. Condon

Maybelle Davis Becomes Bride of Clarence Stoner

Miss Maybelle Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis 506 Randall street married Clarence Stoner son of Mr and Mrs Daniell Stoner at 8 pm yesterday in the home of Mr and Mrs George Postel 516 Ricker street with Postel attendants Rev Tel Baumegartner Calvary Evangelical church officiating Stoner employed by Waterloo Gasoline Engine company. Events included extended family attendance and a later social with grandchildren and friends.

Maybelle’ Davis Eugene: Davis Randall Street Clarence ‘Stoner Daniell’ Stoner Tel. Baumegartner Calvary Evangelical’ Church George Postel Ricker Street Airs. Postel Stoner The Waterloo Gasoline

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes

Advice on keeping the throat clean to avoid unpleasant breath and facial issues. Recommend antiseptic gargles, hot salt water, and mouthwash. note that internal cleansing and proper elimination help overall skin health. Includes tips on gargling, rinsing, and using peroxide options for throat care.

R. WY

Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Events Tonight

Graves Memorial United Brethren Church members meet at 7 30 p m in the church parlors with refreshments to be provided by Mrs Murphy Bowen Bickford and Bovey. The program is arranged by Mrs Kendall Histner and Buchan. A Corner class meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ness in charge of the social hour. New members announced include C J Ness F A Kingsbury and D R Smock. St Mark s auxiliary held a picnic dinner and elected Mrs Frantz as president with plans for a Tanteen tea to be announced later.

Grace M. E. Church Harry T. Fisher S. A., Cohagan W. G. Davidson Cohagan UUH Duleci Utill Robert Freeman Games Graves Memorial United Brethren Mmes. Co. J Brotherhood of Graves United “Brethren Sjily C. J. Ness F. A.’ Kingsbury D. R. Smock St. Mark's George Lingelbach Dubuque Frantz Pennsylvania KOTEX

Four Pair of Foxes Sold in Private Sale

Private sale today of four pairs of silver foxes ranch equipment and food was conducted by Guy Edwards as receiver of John F. Simpson Co Inc. The buyers were Alice Simpson widow and Kathrine Graham daughter of James M. Graham at 130 Sheridan road. The court approved the sale and the receiver's seven month report showed receipts and expenditures about £12,000 each. Foxes appraised at 1000 dollars per pair. The fox ranch is near Hudson road southwest of the city.

Guy Edwards John F. Simpson Company, Inc Alice Simpson John F. Simpson Kathrine Graham James M. Graham Sheridan Road Clark & Clark Pressey J. Frank Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank

Waterloo real estate market shows scarce rentals and brisk sales

Real estate agent J C Umbaugh reports scarce desirable rental properties in Waterloo with no bungalows on the west side. In the last ten days Umbaugh & Haulette sold ten residences for cash ranging from 3000 to 6000 dollars. The Allen Land Co. sold 21 acres of the Galloway farm near the Cedar Falls road at about 400 dollars per acre and multiple houses including 611 Ankeny street and 115 Prospect, all cash transactions.

Waterloo J. C. Umbaugh Umbaugh & Haulette Cottage Grove Avenue P. A. Marble Butler Street Carl Kahler Wilby Street Martin Barth First Street G. R. Wilbur Second Street Db. A. Bower Street Cecil Brallier Seventh Street Frank Faulkner Western Street Ivan Wilde Rebel Street C. F E. Damon Ray Arthur Ambaugh Pact Galloway Farm Allen Land Company Galloway Cedar Falls Nicholas Sulentic Allen Ankeny Street Waterloo Bank & Trust Co James Jorgensen Lester Miller Prospect John Deerhort J. A. Worley

Scoutmaster Training Meet Framed For March Events

Scoutmaster Will lead a training conference Friday night March 4 at First Presbyterian Church for scoutmasters assistants junior assistants and troop committeemen. Supper by St Marys mothers auxiliary. Citywide mothers auxiliary meeting March 4 at YWCA noon. Executive committee meet March 11 Black's tearoom noon. Merit badge classes March 11 evening to be announced. Citywide hike planned March 12. Court of review and court of honor March 18 in municipal courtroom. Patrol leaders supper and conference March 25 at First Presbyterian Church. Handicraft Blue Bird Houses for Camp due March 26.

First Presbyterian Church A. I. Jury St. Mary’s Mothers’ Auxiliary Mother’s Auxiliary Court of Review Court of Honor Blue Bird Houses

Suit to recover insurance cert on Rover life

J Murtagh for Arlo Rover, minor by Angot next friend, sues Brotherhood of American Yeomen to recover 1000 dollars on a 1925 life insurance policy for Lula Grace Rover who died October 1 1926. Plaintiff alleges all contract conditions were met by the insured.

J. Murtagh Arlo D. Rover Charles V. Angot Brotherhood of American Yeomen Lula Grace Rover Arlo

Mineral Water Found at Oil Well Sparks Promotion

A promoter exclaims wealth while a caller jokes about selling bum stock. The prospector celebrates as they announce mineral water was discovered in one of their oil wells, turning a financial moment into a humorous twist.

Various Residents Leave for Trips and Local Notices

A jumble of society notes lists Mrs Cecil Bickley of 415 Pine Street heading to Melbourne Florida to visit her sister Mrs Edward Doerfler, while Dr Walker of the Walker Kennedy company sails to California for a weeks visit. Local residents return from travels. Capt Frank Lindsey improves after surgery. Lions Club hosts a dinner dance at the Elks club. Probate notices name Herman Gieseman’s will leaving all estate to Emma Gieseman. divorce action by Roy J Beasley versus Bessie Beasley filed. several church and civic event notices. A bankruptcy hearing, motor trip returns, and a few legal actions including a foreclosure restraining order are also noted.

Cecil. Bickley Pine Street Melbourne Fla Sheter Edward Doerfler Walker Walker Kennedy Company California Henry Becker Egan

Fresh Mint Sunlite Jell Ad for Mint Sunlite

An advertisement touts Fresh Mint Sunlite Jell as a dainty, delicious garnish for salads or as a mint sauce substitute. It highlights its green color, fresh mint leaf base, and notes grocers stock mint flavored Sunlite or can order it, available only in Sunlite.

Fragmented notes from Grand Forks report injuries from crash

A late afternoon entry mentions Pacatena California and Lengley's sister in Grand Forks North Dakota where a person is in two hospitals for treatment of injuries from an automobile accident. Mrs Ireland will be immobilized for three months as a spine injury heals. Also references a Trinity Lutheran church bake sale on February 26 and Paul Davis Dry Goods ad with Gibson’s message.

Pacatena Cal Mra Lengley Aed Grand Forks N. D Ireland Trinity Lutheran Church Bake

Father Bonds to Support Jeppesen Children in Orphans Home

Elmer and Myra Jeppesen are ordered to support their three minor children at the Lutheran Orphans Home in Waverly. A $1,000 bond with the wife as surety guarantees payments of $30 monthly, per a district court decree filed after Jeppesen pleaded guilty to child desertion. Sheriff H T Wagner returned Jeppesen from Chicago. Judge H B Bol es presided.

Elmer Myra Jeppesen Luth Eran Waverly Chia

Stolen Car Located After Joyriders Strike In Cedar Falls

Police recovered a second stolen auto near 235 Vaughan Street owned by Howard Werkenthier after it was stripped of tools, chains, a speedometer, plates and a spare tire. Detec tive Ralph Davis and Officer Warren Buckley identified the Ford coupe stolen from 2021 Olive Street, Cedar Falls, with license 154734, reported from Sixth Street between Sycamore and Lafayette. In Stratford on Avon, an American woman returns the Falcon Inn tavern sign to its original site after buying it in Chicago.

Joyriders Howard Werkenthier Vaughan ‘Street Awa Ralph. Davis Warren Buckley D. C. Chambers Olive Street Cedar Falls Shakespeare Falcon’Inn Stratford-on- Avon Chicago

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