First Baptist Women Plan Waterloo Anniversary Tour
The First Baptist Women's Society discusses a five stop progressive party in Waterloo to celebrate Rev. R. Williamson's first year. Stops include Waterloo pioneer church Harmony Hall Wellkam Inn Prospect Point and the house by the road. Tickets cover transportation entertainment and refreshments.
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R. £. Williamson
Waterloo
First Baptist Women's Society
Waterloo Pioneer Church
Barmony Hall
Wellkam Inn
Prospect Point
A. J. Cornwell
Mary Pratt
India
W. F. Huxford
Burma
D. T. Beckey
Misa
Payne
D A R Chapters Observe Flag Day At Waterloo Park Picnic
Mary Melrose chapter D A R elects Mrs H W Sigworth new regent at annual Byrnes park Flag Day picnic with about 60 members and families present. Committees for the coming term announced and D A R of Waterloo joined in the observance with assisting regent Mrs J W Gwynne presiding in absence of Mrs G Leftler.
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H. W. Sigworth
Mary Melrose
Bire
A. G. Sewyar
Fisg Day
Byrnes Park
John Liffring
F. C. Liffring
Mmes
F.C. Littling
Carl Davis
Will Dawson
J. J. White
Clara E Sawyer
A. G. Snov Yer
Winnie Stevens
Howard Burr
Ways and
C.L. Kingsley
J. C. Heartman
Flora B. Minor
Lois Cass
Adelaide Hungerford
Daughters of the American Revolution of
St Marys Alumni Banquet Marks First in New Auditorium
St Marys alumni held their first reunion banquet in the new auditorium last evening. About 46 graduates attended with music by the high school orchestra and vocal solos. Officers were re elected with Tamoni appointed treasurer.
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Mary
Mles Marytreesa Gar
Tamoni
Agnes Kopel
Mary Jurgenson
Margaret ,Geth
Leona
Phoebs Bach
Claude O'Connell
Agnes Gelb
Maurice Pension
OQ L V A Alumni Elects Officers At Annual Dinner
Our Lady of Victory Alumni held their 1929 annual banquet at Binck's ballroom with 68 attended. Regina McDonough was elected president for the coming year with Constancia McDermott as vice president and Milga Barron as treasurer. Frank J. Hanlon and Urban Mullan named trustees.
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Our Lady of Victory
Binck
Tayroom
Tablea
Milas Alice Goswilter
McDonald
Mias Regina’ McDonough
Lao Webbar
Alles
Mary Kelly
Frank J. Hanlon
le Goswiller
Edith Galvin Lang
Constante Meck- Mott
McDonough
Constanca McDermott
Miss Goswilier
Beauty Chats on Porous Nose Skin Care Techniques
Edna Kent Forbes outlines simple home methods to reduce nose pores using steam, cleansing creams, starch pastes, oatmeal powder, and cleansing powders. Additional tips include egg white masks and caution against dirty skin, with dental and liver observations from readers.
Style tips for garments to fit imperfect figures
The article offers practical fashion guidance for women with varied body types. It covers collar choices for long necks, short necks, and other figure traits, recommends fabrics and sleeve styles, and advises on skirt length, belt use, pockets, and overall fit to balance proportions.
United Presbyterian youth group to picnic at Four Bridges
The United Presbyterian Church Young People's Society plans an evening picnic at the Four Bridges location. Members are expected to attend and bring assigned items for the gathering.
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United Presbyterian Young People’s Society
Four Bridges
Club Notes: Mrs Erickson Guest at Good Luck Club
Mrs G L Erickson attended the Good Luck club meeting with Mrs Phil Lucas on Thursday afternoon. A luncheon tray light meal with rose petals and sweet peas garnishes was served by the hostess.
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G. L. Erickson
Phil Lucas
Garrison Fire Held by Bucket Brigade
Fire of unknown origin broke out in the blacksmith shop of Dan Keisey in Garrison Ta last night threatening the city. A bucket brigade checked the blaze. Loss is estimated at 7600 dollars with part covered by insurance. Garrison has no water works and a proposed 22000 dollar bond for a water system was voted down.
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Garrison
Dan Keisey
Seven-year-old Salome frog cannot swim lore
Salome Arizona June 15. Dick Wick Hall publisher of the Salome Sun tells how his town got its name from a frog that never learned to swim. The waterless desert frog life and Hall’s desert philosophy frame a quirky local feature.
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Saloma
Ariz
Dick Wick
Salome
Dick Wick Hall
Saome Sun
Hall
Desert
Palos Verde
Pete
Souths calculating champ rises in youth of New Orleans
Eugene Claveris, 16, of New Orleans, is hailed as the south’s top rapid calculator. He has won 33 gold medals and three silvers in rapid calculation contests. In a recent event he solved high additions, subtractions, and multiplications totaling eight figures wide in 5 minutes 20 seconds, shaving time off his own record.
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New Orleans
Eugene Claveris
South
United States
Eur Gene
Eugene
The Agony and Power of Concentration
A reflection on how intense focus drives achievement and the strain of sustained thought. The piece cites a child’s memory of a horse that learned speech and suffered from endless thinking, then parallels Lenin’s chess concentration to show mental discipline and the paradox that thinking is what many avoid yet rewards are won by those who persist.
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Lenine
Wos
City in Brief Buoyed by Travel and Local Notes
Measles rise prompts city health notes as eight new cases spike. Residents plan trips to Yellowstone and Glacier parks while others leave for Grand Rapids and Colorado Springs. Local events include building permits issued, court petitions, and a busy club calendar with travelers and students returning home for summer.
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W. F. Mack
Lalita
Colo
George Dixon
Arnald B. Luce
Cleo Ruggles
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
L. A. Galser
Eckfelt & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mies Lois Bardwell
Iowa Falls Phone Man Gets Promotion
Sam R. Bruce promoted to plant chief for Northwestern Telephone, replacing C. H. Kirk. Effective June 1, his territory spans Ackley to Fort Dodge, Eldora to Hampton, and Humboldt to Renwick with headquarters in Iowa Falls. The move elevates the Iowa Falls district office and honors Bruce's past service.
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Jawa Falls
Sam R. Bruce
Northwestern Telephone Company
C. H. Kirk
Webster City
California
Bruce
Ackley
Fort Dodge
Eldora
Hampton
Humboldt
Renwick
Iowa Falls
Williams
Bilairsburg
Herato
Tore
Brice
Heal
Waterloo Men Catch Limits on Minnesota Fishing Trip
An early party Roy Sinnard Stanton Pelton Nicholas Meiach and Floyd Margar dant fished Minnesota lakes and returned with the legal daily limit before noon each day at Little Boy Lake. Sinnard says the season is excellent and tourist areas are filling fast. travelers should reserve accommodations. The 410 mile drive from Waterloo showed crops growing well and a stark temperature change noted by Woolley who crossed the lake on ice after a 46 below zero start.
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Roy B Sinnard
Stanton Pelton
Nicholas Meiach
Floyd Margadant
Minnesota
Clif Woolley
Little Boy Lake
Mr. Sinnard
Sinnard
Woalley
Waterloo
Waterloo Realtors Annual Picnic Moves to Casebeer Heights
Water loo realtors their families and office employes will gather tomorrow at 2 p m for the annual pre Be Games with prizes and a division for the afternoon. Supper at 6 p m and the committee led by George W Scully J A Lamb and Charles S Bickley will oversee the event. The outing place was changed from Elk Run to Casebeer Heights due to bad roads.
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Lieck
Elk Run
Edna B. Lick
Waterloo Way
Mandarmon
Anna Decker
Jas Liek
Mies Lithian Hileman
Elk Run Inn
Miss Lick
Chicago University
Waterloo Realtors
Casehser Heights Tomorray
George W. Scully
J. A. Lamb
Charlies S. Bickley
Casebeer Heights
Uninterrupted Work Continues on Dam Construction Near Completion
Work on the dam continues with the east end water opening narrowing as stone barrier reinforcement with sandbags prevents leakage. A third hydraulic steel gate is planned to begin within a week while false woodwork above the first two gates was damaged by pressure of water yesterday.
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Cotterdam
Altho
Final Adjustments in Property Assessments Made
A board of review made minor changes to property assessments after reviewing protests filed Wednesday night. Data from 25 taxpayers showed most protests claimed assessments were misaligned with others. Eight objectors were deemed to have valid causes for reductions and adjustments were made.
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Board of Review
Pattern Order Instructions From Watertows Evening Courier
To obtain the courier pattern design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlooo enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams. orders filled as best as possible and reach you within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo sued for 150 dollars over 1921 fire truck crash
Notice reports a suit against Waterloo city, by Charles Duffy acting for C. 2. MacKay, city clerk, to recover 150 for damages to an automobile when a fire truck allegedly struck G. R. Spansley’s car on Fifth street and pushed it into Duffy’s parked car. Spansley was hospitalized weeks. City later paid 766.26. The case questions city liability for accidents while fire apparatus is en route to a fire. Feely, then city attorney, now represents Duffy.
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Waterloo
MacKay
Charles Duffy
G. R. Spansley
Fifth Street
Spansley
Duffy
Spensley
Mr. Duify
Grundy Center Jeweler Buys Reenbeck Store
Reinbeck Iowa June 15 Henry Shafer of Grundy Center has purchased the fixtures of V A Full Jewelry here and will move his stock from Grundy Center to Reinbeck. Shafer has been in the jewelry business in Grundy Center for several years.
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Reinbeck
Henry Shafer
Grundy Center
V. A. Full Jewelry Company
Shafer
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