Waterloo W U to Host Three Day House Party
Wilkie hall in Waterloo will host a three day W C T U house party next week Tuesday to Thursday. Members from each county union are invited with special guests including Mrs Mary J Philpot Jack Hawk county president Kir DB Williams and Mrs A Lou Milley. Programs focus on motherhood responsibility patriotism temperance and church activities with speakers Rev G Jope Rev Earl Roadman Rev Williams and a new song by the Dobbs quartet. Meals and accommodations arranged with parlor hostesses and dining room staff coordinating Tuesday and Wednesday hosting duties.
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Waterloo W
Wilkied Hall
Mary J. Philpot
Jack Hawk
Williams, Aterton
Tay
Ica
A. Lou ‘Milley
Indi
C.N. Clark
Frank
F. Yapp Wikba
WOOC
T. U. Work
Jda
Mitch
G. Jope
Central Church
Christ
Earl
Williams
St. Paul's Church
O ‘Dobbs
Dirac
Ray Williams
W. Avs Tavis
Villa ‘Pend
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week calendar lists Sigma Chi dance at Aleetele Park and social gatherings at house parties. Pythian members plan a meeting and a bridge party at Sunnyside Country Club. Wednesday features Woman's Relief corps Memorial Day event and a Universalist church supper. Thursday includes Do-A Best club and Legion Auxiliary thimblebee memorials. Friday evening hosts Panes and guest night at Sunny Side Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Reliat Corps
Memorial Dent
Sunnyside Country Club
Evia
Universalist Church
Affernon
Ray Smitthy
Pauline Groomes and Gerald Shaw to Marry June 23
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming wedding was made at a party hosted in the Groomes home. Pauline Groomes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norma W. Groomtes, recently completed a two year teaching program and has been teaching in a consolidated school. Gerald Shaw is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Shaw, a farmer. The event included games, diaries, and a bluebird card revealing the date, with guests including Mrs. J. B. Shaw and Miss Ethel Aloes. A misc shower will honor Miss Groomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingengeiment
Jas Mins
Paulina Grooinew
Gerald Shaw
BE. O
Bevard
Ethel Grooman
Aosy Groomes Io
Norma W.groomtes
Porteh Street
Taining Town State Teachers College
Aly Shin
K. W. Slaw
Heathis Cts
Max Williams
Sidney Smith
Ethel Aios
Marian
Templeton
Luther A. Richman
Town Stars
Islizabeth Elghmey
Gilchrist Chapel
Lighmey
Nawton
Latule H. Eighmey
Fourth Street
Wes
Harold Smith
Aviatioy
Handel
AL Tayie
Annie’ Laurie
Italy
Boydtal
Bible School
Nf Nazareth
Otto Nielsen
Agnes Jan.Sen
Aplington
Cedar Falls
William Reiats
Vici Y
Union Simmer
27th Year in Life of Lincoln Circle Observance Held
Forty five members attended the 27th Year in Life of Lincoln Circle observance. Notable members included four comrades and Anna Becker. Edward A. Sahm reported the department convention. Refreshments followed an honor table with flowers. Past presidents were seated. A thimblebee will meet next Thursday at Mrs William Watters home, with Mrs Henry Williams and committees in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samicly
Apfel
Anna
Becker
Tha
Cirete
Edward A.sahm
Wiliam” Watters
Henry Williams
Bride Hosts Shower Before Wedding in Joliet
Miss Evelyn Colby guests attend a home shower hosted by Mrs. G McAlvin on the eve of her wedding to Erwin Hall. Attendees include Mrs. Powell Raburn visiting family, Gertrude Cotby, Caroline Cascaden, Helene Gieany, and other local church members and Quota club delegates Marian Ransier and Louise Chandler who joined Philadelphia convention coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Colby
Erwin Hall
Joliet
G.mcalvin
Oth
Zuests
Sun‘day
First Contre- Rational” Church
Powell Ra‘burn
Ben ‘Swisher
Gertrude Cotby
Caroline Cascaden
Helene Gieany
Damige Gaston
Dorothy Pike
Kvelfe Alber
Bernita Bronson
Dorothy Kern
Grace Kauffer
Margaret Nauman
Marian Ransier
Louise
Quota Club
Philadelphia
Raussell-Lamson
Lorraine Bote Weds Frank Sherwood In Waterloo Church
Lorraine Bote daughter of Mrs Grace Bove of 654 Riehl Street married Frank Sherwood at 3 pm today in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev S VA officiated. Bride wore orange satin crepe frock with matching hat and roses. Attendants included Mrs PB Burroway in navy crepe and roses. Best man was Claire Bote of California, bride’s brother. After ceremony guests dined at the venue. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a brief stay in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Grace Bove
Riehl Street
Frank. Sherwood
Charles Sherwood
S. VA
St. Paul’s
PB. Burroway
Park Road
Alvs
Burroway
Claire Bote
California
Mrs. Sherwood
Linneapolis
Waterloo
Past Presidents of Auxiliary Host Picnic Honor Miss White
Mrs Joseph White of Superior Wisconsin a past president of Helen Gould auxiliary Spanish American War Veterans was guest of honor at a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs John Boeller. Past presidents served as hostesses. Mrs White organized the Helen Gould auxiliary and served as its second president. She now resides with Mrs M C Reefer at 205 First Street East. Nasturtiums added a touch of color to the gathering. The evening centered on conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Superior
Wis
Helen Goull
John Boeller
White
Helen Gould
M. C. Reeer
First Street
Shell Rock Girl Weds at Joliet in June ceremony
Mrs FB Breanks WonpYuNe announces the marriage of her daughter Sylvia G to David A Oshrink in Joliet New Jersey. The ceremony was performed by Rev Godden of the M church. The couple will reside at 215 Calhoun Street after a Wisconsin and Minnesota trip. Mrs Oshrink taught in Butler County schools for two years.
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Shell Rock
FB. Breanks
Joliet
Daugster
Sylvia G
David A. Oshrink
Yineris
Wisconsin
Mlinais
Beauty tips for improving shoulders and skin care
Practical old fashioned advice on shoulder aesthetics focusing on skin texture and cleansing. Recommends diet changes, peroxide and salve for pimples, hot water and a bath brush for exfoliation, light powders, and breathing exercises. Encourages swimming and posture exercises to tone shoulders and upper body.
Junior Pianists Present Recital Before Farewell Picnic
Ling nupils of Miss Burdéta Sankey gave a piano recital yesterday afternoon at her home. Participants included Winifred Armstrong Vera Mercer Ariena Wade Dolores Bruns Lorraine Stewart Gladys Hallam Charlotte Culshaw Wimuy Holly Betty Wowland Maxine Bahner Irving Hallam and Charles Good. Programs featured Mozart Schumann Tschaikowsky Gaynor and Tosti. Afterward the group joined a Cedar River park picnic to bid farewell to Gladys and Irving Malltam who sail soon for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Burdéta Sankey
Eavg Ff Pecital
Winifred Armstrong
Vera Mercer
Ariena ‘Wade
Dolores Bruns
Lorraine ‘Stewart
Gladys Hallam
Charlotte Mae “Culshaw
Wimuy Holly
Betty Wowland
Maxine Bahner
Irving Hallam
Charles Good
Elags
Mozart
Schuman
Yschutkowsky
Gaynor
Billyp
Adfo
Tosti
Priedman
Sankey Toal
Cedar River — Park
Gladys
Irving Malltam
England
Waterloo O E S Holds Initiation as Visitors Attend
One hundred members and visitors attended the initiation service of the Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star last evening in the Masonic hall. Officers included Worthy Matron Roy Hulett and Past Patron J. W. Miflerz. Guests came from Conneil Bills Riceville Park Rapids Cedar Falls and more. Miss Lillian Sohner provided special music and light refreshments were served. Plans announced for a Cedar River Park picnic at 3 20 p m June 30.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Sworthy
Roy
Hulett
J. W. Miflerz
Nnst
Miller
Pater RE
Short
Conneil Bills
Riceville
Butce
Park ‘Rapids
Cedar’ Falls
Lillian Sohner
All Eastern Star
Cedar River Park
Our Lady of Victory
Alumi Witt
Pythiais
P. Thal
Church News Highlights Social Gatherings Across Local Churches
Yesterday at First Baptist Church a picnic at Mrs Cartsloline s farm hosted Farly-ane and Homewakers members with a noon luncheon and afternoon games. Union Congregational Women s Society held its monthly business meeting in the church parlor led by president Mrs Glenn Richards. Women s luncheon was served. At Bucton Avenue Baptist Church the Young Married Women s class entertained men and Gleaners class for an evening social with reading by Miss Jay Wilcott and violin by Miss Grace Townsend. Rev C A L Enerson sang as the DYPETAM was organized by Mrs J G Christiansen and Mrs J G Armstrong. Refreshments were chaired by Mrs Ernest Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farly-ane
First Baptist Church
The
Women's Society of Union
Congregational Church
Hic
Alkerman
Glenn Richards
Ri Pe
T. J
Gladys Aldrich
M. Q. Tanes
Bucton Avenue Baptist
Gleaners
Jay Wilcott
Grace Townsend
C. AL Enerson
J. G. Christiansen
J. G. Armstrong
Ernest Williams
Club Notes Meet Planned at Pis3e A Monday
Nickens early members will gather at Pis3e A on Monday at Mrs Truman Coltrane s home to discuss weather permitting, then to Mrs Wildalls home 912 Second Street West, bridge elut met afternoon with Mrs W SUB Matlan avenue near. One two course banquet served by hostess and daughters Rush Meien and Flora assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickens
Truman Coltrane
Wildall. Repass
Wess
Thitiven Bridge
American men win at tennis in East Bourne matches
American players defeated Great Britain in a series of tennis bouts at East Bourne England. Kinsey beat Wy Austin 6 2 5 7 in singles and teamed with Vine Richards to win a doubles match. The Americans claimed the team victory as other events remained to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bourne
Mast Bourne
England
Anne
America
Great Britain
Ward Kinsey
Wy Austin
Kinker
Vinerenk Richards
Amerita
Henoye
Assaoles
Doulles Marth
Grétchen Taylor and Ben Panukuk Wed This Morning
Grétchen Taylor and Ben Panukuk wed this morning in a home ceremony at the Taylor residence 1003 Atul barry street presided over by Rev War Ay Roadman of Grace Methodist Episcopal church. The couple plans a honeymoon and future travels to Waterloo and Mele Nome. Taylor, a graduate of Tew State Teachers College, teaches at Western Union and performs musically with maria Heyde’s choral group. Panukuk, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Panukuk Titonka, attended Iowa State and the University of Des Moines, and works for Gamble Robinson in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Gretchen "Paylor
Ren G. Panukuk
War Ay Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
M. A. Taylor
Atulbarry Street
Miss Taylor
Roballelene Taylor
Hester Ann ‘Taylor
Pannhuk
Hea
Mele Nome
Waterloo
Tew State
Teachers College
Bitee
Western Union Sele,graph Company
Ben B. iPanntcale
Titonka
Avere
Hae
Iowa State University
University of Des Moines
Wasi Ferlao
Gamble- Robinson Company
Wild Woman Leaves Carnival for Rail Work
Sioux City June 19 A carnival’s famed “wild woman” quits the Lachman Carson show to seek railroad labor, warning of hard work ahead. The performer, appearing husky and capable, plans to swap the cage and antics for a pick and shovel about 250 miles east. A temporary job opening may attract the first qualifying applicant at the carnival grounds through the federal employment bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Bhatit
State Federal Employment Bureau
Teeper
F. W. Holmes
Bureau
Portion of Galloway Farm Sold at $600 Per Acre
The Black Hawk National Bank receiver Righmey announced that 30 acres of the Galloway farm north of the Gedar Palls road were sold to a Reinbeck resident for 18006 at 600 per acre. Possession is set for Sept 16 and the buyer plans dairying and chicken raising.
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Eighmey
Black Hawk National Bank
Galloway
Oll Gedar Palls Road
Reinbeck
Kighmey
Black Hawk County
Rightey
Boy Scouts Visit Camp Ingawanis on Sunday
Visitors from Waterloo and Cedar Falls join Boy Scouts at Camp Ingawanis between Cedar Falls and Waverly for morning church services evening court of honor awards and final council fire. Weather delays building work postpone dedication to July FW.
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Waterloo
Ingawani
Waterloo Boy Scoutamp
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Court of Honor
Turin
Theriod
Campel
Cedar i Falls
Frank Hovoka and Bride Visit in City
Mr and Mrs Frank Hovoka Teft visited Cleveland after a stay with relatives in Nevorka formerly of Wa tating He is an instructor in physical chemistry at Western Reserve University Cleveland and was married at Connersville Indiana He is a native of Rolonita and supported his widowed mother through work and schooling He completed a four year program at Iowa State Teachers College two years at University of Town and one year at the University of Wingdo graduating with high honors He later earned a master’s degree from the Tall Santitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hovorka
Yasterday
Cleveland
Nevorka
Wa!tating
Western Reserve University
Connersville
Ind
Havorka
Rolonita
Nis
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Town F
University of Wingdo
Birh
Be Ube
Dedicatory Organ Recitals by Seder and Arendt Soprano
Edwin Stanley Seder, organist at Northwestern Evanston, and Else Harthan Arendt, soprano, to give two concerts at the First Evangelical Church tomorrow for the Louis B Aristade memorial organ dedicatory program. Seder will perform Bach, Wagner, Liszt, Widor and more, with Arendt offering a spring festival recital showcasing Bach, Hummel, Mendelssohn, and other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Stanley Seder
Else Harthan
Arendt
First Evangelical Church
Seehart
Louis B. Aristade
Seder
Northwostern University
Evanston
Sherwood Conservatory of Music
United States
Altstadt
J. 8
Bach
Walter P. Zimmerman
Pilgrims Chorus
Richard Wagner
Pie Eral
Alexander Guilmans
Franz Liszt
Hu, Federlein
Franz Bebubere
Charles Marie Widor
Gemmill Hansen marriage read at Ask Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 15 John D Gemmill, educator at State Teachers College, and Miss Helen Marie Hansen wed at the home in Askov Minnesota. They will return to Cedar Falls where Gemmill resumes teaching. she taught in Iowa public schools. The ceremony followed by a reception featured family and regional officials.
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Cedar Falls
John. D. Gemmill
State Teachers Collegt
Helen’ Marie Hansen
Askov
Mina
Gemmill
William HR. Gemmill
Des Moines
State Board of Education
State University
Town City
Columbia University
New York City
Teachers College
Geminill
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Minn
Iowa
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Glora Smith Heisenbuttle
Buffalo
Latin. B. Mac
Kinnon
Cetlap Rapids
Peter Mmether
Jei
Ladices
Evangelical Church Mission
Waterloo
Summer Bible School of Zion
Evangelical Churchs
France’s Society Abandons Capital During Rages
Paris reports a week of grand racing, farewells, and tourist exodus as the 1926 season ends with major events at Auteuil and Long Champs. Police report a “pick pockets school” run by Amanda Godart in Bicetre as two young women confess to thefts. The dead-letter problem grows, with 2.8 million faulty or incomplete addresses in 1925. Sir Esme Howard is discussed as a potential British ambassador to France amid diplomatic reshuffles. Daniel Vincent notes ongoing employment challenges reflected in new public statistics.
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Paris
Deauville
Auteuil
Long Champs
Oliver
Twist
Rue Mouletara
Amanda Godart
Bicetre
Godart
Wash‘Ington
Moward
Esme Howard
United States
Marquis of Crewe
France
Este
Sir Horace] Rumbold
Madrid
Unemployment totals in France shrink from war peak
France reports 403,000 unemployed with 95,000 in Paris. The peak was 1919 after the war with 91,226 unemployed. numbers fell to 10,071 in 1920, 2,674 in 1923, 1,227 in 1924, and 706 in the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Walter Lee to Be Commissioned for Salvation Army Work
Walter Lee to be commissioned as a Salvation Army officer in Chicago on June 29 and receive the rank of lieutenant with a regular appointment. Commissioner William Peart, retiring, will perform the commissioning at the Salvation Army tug school. a farewell message to comrades appears in The War Cry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Chicago
Walter Eaward Les
Waterloo
Wiliam’ Peart
Lee
Leutenant
Commissioner Peart
Australia
Yease Bbc
Dainty Under Garment Pattern Ad From 1926 Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date spring and summer 1926 patterns from the Courier Pattern Department. It promotes a dainty undergarment combining vest and drawers with reinforced inner leg seams, specifying sizes, yardage, and ordering by mail with stamps or silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashion Department
Evening Courier
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W.C. T.U
Willard Hall
Myenday
Ain Sigma Chi
Aleetele Park
Quola
Russell Lamson
sPaesiuis
Wwoc
Wularit Hatl
Pauline Groomes
Lincoln Circle
Shower
Lorraine Bote
Prank. Sherwood
Shell
Ives
Tooty
Ani
O. B.S
Church News
Grétchen Taylor
Ben Panukuk
Carnival
Galloway Farm
BOY Scouts
Camp
Ingawanis
Frank Hovoka
Alfred Welling
L. Boteherini
Bella
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Alexander Russell
P. I. Tschaikowsky
Pietro A. Yon
Tod Boyd
Tenri Sule
Madame Arend
Pyno
Lord Most Holy
Cegar Iryanek
Aveluia
P> Hummel
Mearer
God
B. Treharne
A. Walter Kramer
Slse Warthan Arendt
Gridar Falls
George. H. Twaddle
West Fourth Street
Gemmill - Hansen
ASK
Strandskovs
Tour
W. C. TL. Institute
UL Institute
Ena May Culver
Sui
BM. Culver
Blue Street
Kiven
Europe
Strandsker
Marquette
Ray
Steandskoy
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry ©. Gulver
Charles W. Shumway
Calleze
Genevieve Mays
Peentes
iFirst Congregational Chureh
George F. Narsuou
William c. Deer
D. Lauvia
Cadac Eeights
Vassitre
Harold Brown
Btwn Loans
Detroit
Oir
Lindmeier
Clinton
T. Motersen
State Street
Mangexta
Gant
Walter C. Abrams
Newton
Mise Inaz Daveems
Gedar Fails
Charles City
Rybb
Walnut Street
Mexico
Tus
Andrews
Hal
Cema Falls
Waterton
Daniel Vincent
Walter Lee
Nies
H. B. Otto
Ste
Jefferson St
Bob Henderson
Evangelist Willams
Tabernacle
Masonic Temple
Tribune
Billy Sunday
French Oliver
Charles Alexander
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