Gur Aunt from Crifornia Play At West High School
West High School students presented a musical society play last evening in Magsowle hall before Becker Chapter Order of Western Star. Cast included Jean Kut Ruth Dial Virginia Troup Halen Moore Alaire Puterbakeh AvaneHe Crow ther and Dorothy Mitchenek. About one hundred guests were served at supper with committees listed. Plans for a St Valentine dance were announced. Committees and schedules for January were detailed along with upcoming meetings and a stunt program.</s>
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Crifornia
Magsowle Hall
Becker Chapter
Order of Western Star
West High School Sudents
Leila Hughes
Draulie Srt
Jean Kut
Ruth Dial
Virginia Troup
Halen Moore
Alaire Puterbakeh
AvaneHe Crowther
Dorothy Mitchenek
Mores
R. M. Carhin
Hove
Fagles
A. T. Athen
Ww. Ackles
EL Dunlavey
Worthy Tuna
Aoe Itbank Ahrens
Avarity
Tiare Perseiat
le Generali Cumivani
Prank Adams
Fortnightly Club Discusses Transportation Issues
Fortnightly Club members debated how transportation affects progress, roads, and air travel, led by J 16 Jordan. Discussion covered automobiles, youth mobility, safety, and economic aspects, with plans for future YW and Business and Professional Women's Club sessions on global topics.
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Heralroads
Lahr
J 16 Jordan
Judge Qears
Ciena
Allie Loples
Omrida
Ure
Perita Vouthas
Red CG. Kepass
Soot
Charies A. Kittrell
J. Grucker
H.W. Grout
Drew Brune
Prenuptial Gift Shower Held for Miss Ann Selier
Miss Ann Selier and Maurie Fenelon plan a February wedding. Atrs. Fred Wolhach hosted a miscellaneous shower at Selier’s Washburn area home with 24 guests enjoying games and dancing. A mock wedding featured participants including Gertrude Hill as bride and Martha Roth as bridegroom, with Leona Henney and others assisting.
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Asacourtesy
Ann Selier
Maurie Fenelon
Atrs
Fred Wolhach
Anniversary Party At McGinnis Home
Mr and Mrs E F McGinnis hosted a double anniversary gathering at their home last evening in honor of their twelfth wedding anniversary and the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Martin. Favors at 00 were given to guests Harold LaVan Leu Brooks and Conrad Klein. A two course supper was served and a large white wedding cake with hearts and flowers was the decorative centerpiece. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harold LaVan, Mr and Mrs Di Tyler, Mr and Mrs Leo Brook, Mr and Mrs Conrad Klein and Mr and Mrs A M Brown.
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E. FF. McGinnis
Jini
Charles Martin
Harold LaVan
Leu Brooks
Conrad Klein
Harold, LeVan
di Tyler
Marie Ullrich Hosts Birthday Bunco Party
Marie Ullrich celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a Bunco party at home attended by Lia Verne Bell and friends including Alien Mona hen Leona Raine Cleo Arps Merle Brown Wendell Hell Roy Ratire aateye Stanton and William En eld. High score went to Lia Verne Bell. The event followed a governor’s ball planning note and Armory arrangements by Company 33 rifle corps and Company J.
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Mies Maria Ulrich
Ine
Aniy Vy Bunco
Lia Verne Bell
Alien Monahen
Leona Raine
Cleo Arps
Merle Brown
Wendell Hell
Roy Ratire
Aateye Stanton
William Eneld
Annamecen
John Hammill
Armory
Company 33 Rifle Corps
Company J
Club Notes From Mrs. Red Wiegert Housewarming
Mrs. Red Wiegert held a housewarming at 267 Leland Avenue yesterday afternoon with twenty three Faithful Workers club members attending. Games followed by tea were led by Moa, Will Leslie, Afca, and W Winter with Mrs. Herm Becker assisting. Galen Link clair was entertained at Mrs. Frank Clark's home yesterday afternoon. hostess Winren, Parks, and Wei assisted. The next gathering features Mrs. Lena Meculough hosting a Valentine party and card party at her home tonight.
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Red Wiegert
Leland Avene
Ne Faithful Workers Club
Galen Link Clair
Frank Clark
Teediewark
Winren
Surprise party honors Elsie Evrichson at East Tavle
Friends hosted a birthday surprise for Elsie Evrichson at East Tavle Christian Center. Guests included Neva Steinmeyer, Mrejorle Jennings, Howard Stoines and Paul Vincent. Farewell dinner for Mrs Yella Bravey held at Black's lstroom with red and white decor. Stanley leaving Leavitt Johnson Trust to NYC interior decor role. Viola Hago hosted at E and P. W. club rooms with Lela Hickenberry, Pearl Mutchior, Mary Brennit, Lula Shilth, Ruth Dungey, Evelyn Hilo, Toulsa Palmer. File received high score as Nestess served.
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Yella Btravey
Black
Byearly
Viola Haug O
Garis
P. W
Lela Hickenberry
Pearl Mutchior
Mary Brennit
Lula Shilth
Ruth Dungey
Evelyn Hilo
Toulsa Palmer
Miss File
Nestess
Church and Parish Women Gather for Meetings and Socials
Local church groups including First Baptist Weavers class and four Presbyterian circles held meetings with readings, solos, and announcements. Sisters of Graves Memorial United Brethren and Universalist women organized programs, teas, and missionary study sessions, while Homemakers and Women’s Societies of other congregations planned future events and suppers.
HINTS IN BEAUTy CARE NA KENT WORDEE
Odd garbled piece on beauty tips and skin care. The readable portions discuss age appearance, waistlines, leg shape, and youthful looks. References to fashion and body image appear amid inconsistent text with unclear sourcing.
Shores Elected Leader for Kennel Club Show Plans
F M Shores chosen as head of the Kennel Club after Monday night meeting led by Tintal Russell Lamson. The group discussed plans for a second annual show with more entrants than last year’s record, set for Morgan dates to be announced. Directors include W D Thurdick and ML Shores among others as members of the club.
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Tintal Russell Lamson
Ota Diecuss
Anna Bench
Ota
Plom
Shores
Ime
Latrug
W. 2D
Thurdick
Shor Wood
Apt Oy
Waterloo
Am. Falley
Ta Baer
Crabbe Taille
Moo
Beantorst
Amos Minehouns
Rawlins
Cedar Timp Bie
Collar Villey
Materials Ordered for Crystal Theatre Building Reconstruction
Documentation outlines plans for rebuilding the Crystal Theatre after damage with initial timelines and oversight by local authorities. The project aims to restore the structure and seating, with contractors preparing final construction plans and awaiting permits and material deliveries.
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Crystal Theatre
Maine
Dope Gike Convicted In Local Drug Case
A Sioux City jury found Mhert Korth guilty of indecent conduct with a vulnerable person in a case tied to a missing girl later recovered. Urlet court records show the verdict followed testimony about illicit sexual relationships and a flight from Syria prior to the investigation.
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Dope Gike
Sioux City
Hadant
Otty Korth
Steins Cms
Wils Urlet
Mhert Korth
Syria
Portrait Gifts Feature Tonight At Legion Meet
Becker Chapman post in Memorial hall hosts an evening unveiling oil portraits of Lieutenants Cay Chapman and Fred Uecker, Waterloo heroes from World War I. Parents Becket and Chapman donate the gifts. state commander Ralph McGinnis and Mayor Tibbits attend. Speakers and musical numbers honor the fallen aviators and their French and American service.
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Becker-Chapman Post
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Waterloo
Aeaion
Cay W. Chapman
Pred
Hi. Uecker
Avery
Jin Waterloo
Post
Becket-Chapman Post
J. GB. Becket
Newell Street
C. WW. Chapman
Sans Souci Park
Ralph A. McGinnis
Leon
Ameri¢ten Legion
Glenn A A.tibbitts
J. W. Rath
Rath Packing Company
J. J. Foarde
Chapman
Carl W. Chapman
Dubuque
Amherst
Ambulance Corps
France
Lafayette Scouadron
Aviaton
Averd
Toul
Remoncourt
Claes Frens
Lafayette Flying Corps
Ministry of War
Chapmain
Becker
University
Froat Officers Training School
Fort [Eeelion Minn
Jestice
Marine Corps
Beeker
Chauteau -Thierry
Tie
Advan
Tinutenant Boeke
Palmase
Tiewienach Hecker
Trugela
Jaentemmt Arekiog
Sng
Unitmm
Fairview
Reverend Wilkins resigns Burton Ave Baptist pastorate
Rev William Wilkins announces resignation after three years at Burton Avenue Baptist Church. He accepted a call to First Baptist Church Wellington Kentucky and will begin the first Sunday in March. Farewell service planned for last Sunday of February. church membership and Sunday school have each greatly grown. Singing by the Wilkins family quartet a featured service. Wellington Church has the citys largest congregation and a new $50000 church building. Pulpit committee appointed to fill vacancy includes Dr M Dryden Frank Myers and Lyman Church.
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William Wilkins
Burton
Avenue Baptist “Church
Church Board
M Wilkins
First Baptist Church
West
Ington
Kin
Wilkins
Burton Avenue
Wwilkins
Wellington
Dc. M. Dryden
Frank Myers
Lyman Church
Worswick Players Tour With Spooks Across Iowa Towns
The resident stock company from Waterloo leaves for New Hampton to present Spooks at the opera house tonight. After three Waterloo bookings by Ben Fur they head to Charles City Friday, Fredericksburg Saturday, filling the territory around Waterloo with the mystery thriller Spooks as the road tour continues.
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Worswick Players
Waterloo Theatre
NewHampton
Ben. Fur
New Hampton
Charles City
Fredericksburg
Waterloo
Rigdon urges better 7. B. indemnity scheme
J T Rigdon spoke in Des Moines on revising cattle tuberculosis testing to better indemnify owners of condemned stock. He met with Secretary Mark Georganburg, State Vet Peter Malcolm, and lawmakers, signaling momentum to ease existing law barriers. He also joined Farmers Protection talks opposing compulsory testing and proposed limestone supply for farmers with county funding via a rock crusher plan.
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J.T Rigdon
Des Moines
I . Vio
Mark G"shornburg
Peter Malcolm
Rigdon
Farmers’ Protection Association
H. G. Peverill
Barclay Township
John Reuter
Poyner
Risdon
County Boards of Supervisors
Farmers urged lime use to fertilize land and cut hauling costs
A local report notes farmers should lime fields to improve corn and legume crops, reducing freight costs by delivering nearer. It cites timing for practical hauling and mentions corn borer threats prompting land preparation. The piece also covers youths caught stealing a blanket and a marshal’s arrest after a third attempt, with a car search turning up liquor bottles though no charges filed.
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Kingdon
Waterloo men charged with stealing blankets in Denver
Courier Special Service Denver Jan 26 Roy Atkins and Donald Hays both of Waterloo were arrested here on a charge of stealing three blankets from automobiles parked on the streets. They pleaded guilty before Mayor E C Brown and were fined 25 dollars and costs. Mrs Hays accompanied her husband to a dance here and returned to Waterloo early today.
Kathryn Wilders Leads East High Declam Semifinalists
Kathryn Wilders won first place in the East High declamation semifinals, with Mag Lewis second Thelma Bartholomew third and Violet Lehr fourth. Wilders and Lewis are seniors at East High the others are junior high students. Semifinals in the Gramatic division set for 7 340 p m Friday. finals among small classes will be Friday evening March 4.
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Kathryn Wildesa
East High
Grand Army Post to Install Friday in Memorial Hall
David Allison commander of Robert Anderson Post G A R has recovered from illness that postponed a recent installation. He will attend Friday in Memorial hall to be installed as commander. Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R and veterans will install officers jointly.
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Lincoln
Cr. A. IR
F. m
Tin Memorial Hall
Naanal
Independence
David Allison
Robert Anderson
la Porte City
Memorial Hall
A Allison
Lincoln Circle
G. Aa. R
Fredericksburg Buys Store Building for Plumbing Shop
Fredericksburg Indiana January 20 special William Stueller bought from Sam Wesp the former post office building. He will convert it into a plumbing and heating equipment store serving the local area.
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Fredericksburg
Williiam Stueller
Sam Wesp
iJo
City in Brief Eyes and notices from Waterloo area
Local items report Miss Rosan Palmer in St Francis hospital for two minor operations and Phillip Krug’s return to Spokane after a two week visit with nieces Mrs O L Pott and Mrs James Searles. Emerson Metcalf pledges at Cedar Falls. A G DeWitt’s 83rd birthday with 24 relatives. Kindergarten and public school recalls set for March 11. Judge Gwynne allows Thomsen to return home to pay $109 and costs after pleading guilty.
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Rosan Palmer
Walnut Street
Fast High School
St. Francis Hospital
Phillip Krug
Spokane
Wash
O. L. Pott
Commercial Feet
James Searles
Commercial Street
Lambda Gamma Nu Fraternity
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Emerson Metcalf
William Metcalf
Cortlandt Strett
Ont East
Charles Wy
Kline
Board of Education
Cgeorga Thomsen
Porte City
John W. Gwynne
la Porte City
Thomson
Why My Hair Stays in Curl Wave and Sheen Ad
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Wave and Sheen a nondrying hair dress promising greaseless gloss and curl hold. Applied after shampoo then brushed back, it claims to let any style endure. Sold at toilet counters for 75 cents with a guarantee.
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Sauthe Hopper
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Waterloo Evening Couries PATTERNS Note for pattern orders
Instructions solicit patterns from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern, with orders filled as soon as possible. Deliveries reach buyers about 20 days after dispatch.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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