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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1926

Page

2

Waterloo Way highlights clubs and weddings in Waterloo

The Waterloo Way issue features Miss Margaret Walsh and Mrs Blanche Johnson with club reciprocity notes. A parsonage wedding for Edward J Meaney and Meta Mueller is reported, plus various club meetings and social events in Waterloo including a DAR card party and Easter Star duties.

Waterloo Way Waymen's Lab Margaret Walsh Ilinois Central Mra Blanche Johnson Iowa Good Fellows Party Te Iowa Business Woman The State Federation Courier Waterloo Tlul Bulletin of Women's City Clubs Washington, D.C Iowa Club

Westminster guild meeting announced by Alpha chapter

The Alpha chapter of Westminster guild of First Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon in the time of Mrs. C. W. Robertson.

Alpha Chapter Westminster Guild First Presbyterian Church C. W. Robertson

Club Notes of Local Social Gatherings and Games

Forget-me-not club hosted by Mrs Claarence EB Arnold and Mrs Edwin L Arnold with a picnic lunch at the latter home. Entre Nous group met at the Elks home for a 4 oclock luncheon while Elizabeth Mulray joined the event. The Truth Seekers Bible study will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Fred Cunningham's home. Loyal Helpers will be entertained at 720 Tuesday evening at Mrs J W Lichty’s. Plymouth Daughters hold an all day meeting at Mrs 2 H Shephard’s Wednesday with a noon picnic. Double Eight club played 500 with Mrs Irwin McGinnis and Mrs Thomas Leonard honored. rabbit supper by Thelma and Dorothy Leonard. Mr and Mrs Thomas Leonard attended as guests. Mr and Mrs Michael Seiffert hosted Saturday night 500 with Mrs George Cohn and Clyde Hall winning. three course supper served by the hostess and Mrs T V Robinson and Mrs Walter Woodyard.

H. M. Kober Entre Nous Club O'Clask Hinehean M. J. O'Keefe Wiks Home Piklets Iregular Lruncheon Tiiks Foma Episcopal Caurena Waterloo Royal Fand Woodvien Knights of Pyth Ns Hill Claarence Eb, Arnold Edwin L. Arnold First Presbyterian Church Elks Home Elizabeth Mulray Sion O'Keefe Charles Heath P_ J. Mulray Junior Christian Endeavor St Paul's Methodist Church Fred Cunningham Daughters of Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church H. Shepherd Double Eight Edward Gallahan Irwin McGinnis Herman Brooks Thomas Leonard Thelma Dorothy Leonard Michael Seiffert George Cohn Clyde Hall T.V. Robinson Walter Woodyard

Beauty Tips for Winter Skin Care and Hair Health

The article shares a mid winter routine to revive rough dry complexions with a hot cloth face pack using white wax almond oil and perfumed oil plus a wrinkle friendly cream. It also offers a steam treatment for better absorption and an egg shampoo method to remove dandruff and leave hair soft and fluffy.

Ross John J

Bidders Set Own Prices at Scavenger Land Sale

County Treasurer Gud Madigan presided as delinquent lands were sold at scavenger rates to the highest bidder. Several Cedar Heights parcels drew activity with taxes totaling hundreds of dollars sold for fractions of their amount. Hudson area lots and outlying parcels drew minimal bids, filling a small courtroom with bidders and spectators.

Gud Madigan Seli A. I. Bunn Cedar Heights Anyuas Hudson

Waterlog tabulation of manufacturers census awaits return of blanks

C A Hanson secretary of the Waterloo association urges manufacturers to promptly fill blanks mailed by the government for the 1925 census. Waterloo tabulation will start after all blanks are in. the data should aid industry reps and show progress of U S manufacturing. Charles City church draws 137 new members as bylaws expand deacons and an educational committee. 37 left or were revised. total membership 583.

C. A. Hanson Greater Waterloo Association Census Bureau Waterloo United States Charles City Charlies City First Congregational Church J. G. Andersen

Johnson county to present road bond plan for $2.5 million

Ames Iowa January 18 AP G M Griffith Johnson county plans to present its road program to the state highway commission for approval this afternoon.

Ames G. M. Griffith Johnson County Atate Highway Commission

Buchanan Glasses Ad Featured In City Brief

L YALC building ad promotes glasses with Buchanan contact. L Q Selzer visits Chicago Sunday for furniture market. Mrs. John F. Miller improving at Hammond Ave residence after illness. Waterloo Audubon society plans new year meeting at Y M C A to discuss Fear’s activities. Dinner served at 4 p.m. Mrs. K E Rauth of Council Bluffs. Temple Rebekah No. 64 host at Billings home. Hilda Edler of 40945 Eighth St east leaves for an indefinite stay with sisters in Waterton and Chicago area. State senator candidate W W McFarlane to Des Moines for talks with GOP leaders. Noel Romy and Amber Welson returning from Boston. plans to move to Chicago. Waterloo Cemetery officers elected Ida Aver president A R Vaughn secretary J J Clements treasurer. Christ Episcopal vestry members meet for organization. later attend interdenominational basketball games and church dinner. La Porte City Citizens Study Club to see telephone work and switchboard demos. attendees include Miss Helen Williams Alvin Jones Leonard Jardine and A J Weigel.

Selzer Chicago John F. Miller Hammond Avenue Waterloo <Audubton Society K. BE. Rauth Council Blairs Noble Grand Temple Rebekah Leo Billings Logan Avenue Hilda Edler Eighth Street Lefe Last Trollywond Cal Virgil Prawn Waterton Atrs Dals ‘Burt Gladbrook Taatch W. McFarlane Black Mawk-Grundy Des Moines Noel Romy Amber Welson Slt Stitt Boston Mass Chicaso Waterloo Cemetery Association Ida Aver A. R. Vaughn J. J. Clements Christ Episcopal Church Vestry Anl Rast High Sipper Citizens Study Club of la Porte City Wateries Exchange Helen Wiliams Alvin Jones Leonard Jardine A. J. Weigel

Ice Wagon Driver Keeps 4 A.M. Start for Twenty Years

Frank Ladd has driven for Crystalee & Puch Co for twenty years never late or on vacation. The 66 year old Cedar Heights man hustles to deliver refrigerators to restaurants and grocers from dawn to dusk, sleeping at the office in winter to avoid delays. His son Arley has worked for the company since 1922 and served in the American army in France and Germany.

Frank Ladd Crystalee & Puch Co J. D. Miller Poon Wurld Ladd West Business District L. D. Miller Miller Baddy Cedar Heights Jie Cedar Falls Waterloo Ice Company Ilness Arley East Business District France Germany

Weekend surge of petty crime keeps police busy citywide

Over a Sunday to Monday period, a wave of petty crime prompted multiple arrests including a wife beater case, a negro clothing merchant for illegal liquor transport, a construction superintendent for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and several intoxication charges. A dozen automobile accidents caused minor injuries to two bystanders, while police and fire units handled routine calls and one roof fire.

E. Rossiter Franklin Street Northey Manufacturing Park Avenue West W. G Stanford Fourth Street East

East High to Stage Operetta in March or April

East High students will present an operetta in late March or early April with Miss Grace Ullemayer as musical supervisor. The exact title and date will be announced later, following the success of the 1924 spring production Once in a Blue Moon.

East High

Women drawn on grand jury first in history

Grace Simpson and Maud Corwin became the first women drawn for grand jury service. Judge G W Wood designated W H Bickel as foreman. The January term opens with seven jurors serving until March, then another seven, monthly through September.

Grace Simpson Maud Corwin J. W. Thompso O. W. Call F. W. Magee W. G. Brandhorgi J. Wilbert Miller W. H. Biekal G. W. Wood W. A. Cook BR. W. Edwards

Field Museum Unveils Relics of Midwest Indian Tribes

The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago reveals a refined collection of tribal relics and ceremonial heirlooms tied to pioneer-era Indians in the Midwest. Curated from ethnological expeditions to Wisconsin, Kansas, and Iowa, the items include rare artifacts gathered by M. L. Chandler, noted Indian collector.

Chicago Middlewest Field Museum of Natural History Wisconsin Kansas Iowa ML. G. Chandler

White explorer chronicled rites of tribes across Wisconsin

Chandler traveled with tribes including Potawatomi and Winnebago in Wisconsin and Illinois. He witnessed a medicine lodge rite among Potawatomi near Laofa Waubena and gathered ceremonial artifacts such as drums and medicine bags. He also heard Winnebago accounts of the Fort Dearborn massacre from elders in Writtenburg.

Scendant John Elliott Chandler Laofa Waubena Tecumseh Pottawatomies Wisconsin Medicine Lodge Chicago Wittenburg Wis Re S Sfort Dearborn

Mexico Denies Mennonite Hegira Report

Chihuahua authorities refute US reports that Mennonite colonists in Mexico are in desperation and fleeing to Canada. They confirm 6 families left among 1,100 total, with independent colonies in Durango and Guanajuato failing, while two Chihuahua colonies at San Antonio and Rosario remain prosper ous and content. Additional colonists reportedly asked to join from Canada.

Chihuahua Mexico United States Canada Durango Guanajuato San Antonio Rosario

Mennonites Thrive with Large Land Holdings in Texas

In San Antonio and Rosario Mennonites have planted several thousand acres in cultivation. The abundant yields this year won top prizes in grain, vegetables, and fruits at the state fair, drawing wide attention to their farming success.

San Antonio Rosario

Chicago & Northwest to upgrade railroad line

Railroad officials announced $25 606 in improvements on the Chicago and Northwest line. The work will include new ballast and track enhancements to improve service and reliability.

Jowell Chicago & Northwest

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