Recital Evening At AMI Arts Conservatory
A society note describes a Friday evening recital in AMI Arts Conservatory of Music studios at 7:20. Participants include OC pupils Albert Scholin Miss Wthet Briakiman George Jim and Willian Gordon violin pupils of Mrs Herbart F Marshall and drama pupils of Mrs Mario Witt with performances by Denetrius OGreewall George Dewey Violin, Helen Becker Irish Melody and other pieces.
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AMI Arts Conservatory of Music
Albert Scholin
Wthet Briakiman
George ‘Jim
Willian Gordon
Herbart F. Marshall
Mario Witt
Denetrius” Ogreewall
George Dewey Viilin
Bararollg
Ilelen Becker
Margaret Fouts and Graydon Howe Wed in Home Ceremony
Margaret Fouts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fouts Dysart and Graydon Howe son of Mr. and Mrs. John Howe 307 Bath Street were married in a 9 40 p m ceremony held at the home of the bride Mrs W A Smith 424 Peak Avenue. The single ring service was conducted by Rev C W Harrup Linden Methodist Episcopal Church with 26 relatives present. The bride wore tan crepe. Georgia Kressley sister of the bride and the bridegroom’s father attended. A reception followed and the couple will live at 24 Peak Street. Mr Howe works in the Courier office.
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We. A. Smith
Peakairees
Marines
Margaret Fouts
T. A. Fouts
Dysart
Graydon Howe
John
Flawe
Bath Street
C. WW. Harrap
Linden’ Methodist T Episcopal Church
Dinner Party and Musical program by Walnut Street Baptists
Rev W H Hardcastle of Plymouth Congregational church spoke at a Walnut Street Baptist dinner for over 160 members in Black's tearoom. The program included Bernice Berg piano solo, Margaret Wilson cello solo with Viola Jensen piano, readings by J S Meyers Mae Lewis, and Nettia Blenis vocal, with Mrs Dailey and her committee handling arrangements. An Eastern motif decorated the table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Hardcastle
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Walnut Street Baptists
H. S. Bunnell
Hardcastle
Bernice ‘Berg
Margaret Wilson
Viola Jensen
Poinsettia Club Event Hosted by Mrs Mec arthy
Poinsettia club members were entertained by Mrs. Thoms Mec arthy on a Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Rubs Armiberson assisting. Honors were presented to Mrs A F Wagman and Mrs Loren Bush. The gathering featured club members and a luncheon.
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Poinsettia Club
Thoms
Arthy
Rubs Armiberson
A. F. Wagman
Loren. Bush
Amiens
Bodeker
Kauinka
VL. HW
Sreyenean
M B L Auxiliary Dinner Session at Grace Methodist
M B L Auxiliary to Missionary Society held a dinner at Grace Methodist Church with Michim Whitney as president. The event featured tulip arrangements and Dutch windmill decor, followed by a business session and a lesson on prayer in the life of the Virgin. Miss Maude Hogare led the lesson. Miss Elizabeth De Wald and Miss Ruth Bowen performed songs, and Miss Ma vie Kline announced sending a missionary to India and discussed her work teaching in Waterloo before deciding to pursue missions in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michim Whitney
Women's Foreign Missionary” Society
Grace Methodist Church
Maude “ Hogare
Elizabeth de Wald
Graves Memorial United Brethren Elects Missionary Society Officers
Graves Memorial United Brethren church missionary society elected officers for the coming year at the home of Mrs. L C Ransom. Mrs. Roger Akin becomes president, with Mrs. A J Murphy as vice president, Mrs. P M Schreiner secretary, and Mrs W M Haugon treasurer. Other posts include literature secretary Mrs D W W Bovee and thank offering secretary Mrs John Manson. The event featured readings by Mrs George Buchan and Miss Mira Pierce and a solo by Mrs Murphy.
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John Manson
George Buchan
Mira Pierce
Murphy
W. W. Anderson
A. ‘T Whittle
U P Missionary Society Re Elects Mrs Young Head
The annual election at United Presbyterian church re elected Mrs J B R Young as president. Officeholders include Mrs W W Templeton first vice president Mrs W C Chisholm second Mrs Martha Wilson recording secretary Mrs G F Cleery corresponding secretary E Wallace temperance secretary W W Lytle treasurer and Mrs Wel I French. Mrs McCleery led the missionary study with help from Mrs Lytle and Miss Susan French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Young
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
W. W. Templeton
W. C. Chisholm
Martha Wilson
G. F. Cleery
E. Wallace
Temperance See
W. W. Lytle
We I
Universalist Women Plan Entertain Parish Tuesday
Universalist women prepare to host parishioners after the quarterly meeting in the parish house Tuesday evening. Committee chairmen are Mrs Trumino Aldrich and Mrs Rolling for event planning.
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Universalist Tourch
Trumino Aldrich
Rolling
W. Frisbie
Muste
R. Folk
JH. B. Cropner
Kemnents
Crogper
Beauty tips for housewives and beauty aids in use
A fragmented 1920s style instruction piece urges housewives to keep beauty aids within easy reach in the kitchen while performing chores. It suggests simple mixtures for skin whitening and scent, makeshift cosmetics, and practical tips for nails, hair, and hands, emphasizing low cost and household ingredients.
Dinner party highlights West Waterloo school guests
West Waterloo School District executives and teachers hosted an elegant dinner for 25 guests. Supt. and Mrs. C. W. Kine attended as entertainment featured Shakespearean topics with toasts by Wows, Bred J. Miller, J. Mo Wynats, and Dr. Fred H. Lohman.
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West Waterloo
Digtielt
Sarssested Holland
J. Miller
J. Mo Wynats
Fred HW. Lohman
Westminster Auxiliary Officers Elected at Meeting
Westminster Presbyterian church auxiliary elected officers at its annual meeting with 65 members attending in the church social rooms. Mrs W W Beal remains president with Mrs W G Wensum as vice president, Mrs Cw Graham as second, Mrs M E Huce Son as secretary and Mrs W P Jensen as treasurer. A musical program followed the business session featuring violin solos by Mrs Loren J Berry and readings and a violin duet by Miss Jarrsine Gibson, Saul Shelton and Laura Wood.
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W. WW. Beal
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Churely
Loren J. Berry
Jarrsine Gibson
Saul Shelton
Laura Wood
Roy Phinney
Old and New Books Contrasted in Tuesday Talk
Mrs. R O W Schear will contrast three new books with three old ones in biography travel and fiction at the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women Tuesday evening at Miss Anne Patterson's home. Yeomen affairs cards play at 2 30 p m with a 6 30 picnic. Bridal shower for Miss Gladyce Fannon, fiancé Bay Gigl March 10, hosted by Mrs Ray Filler with about eighteen friends.
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R. O W. Schear
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Anne Patterson
Towa State University
Patterson
C. F. Ball
Gladyce Fannon
Ray Filler
Founders Wear 69 Attire at Jubilee of Mission Society
Founders of the local Mission Society held a Wednesday afternoon event at Mrs. Herr ert Peek’s home to mark the jubilee of the general society. The group included Mrs. aA, tT Woodying, Stra. Wehimesan, Mrs. Stewart Pyeonan and Mrs. Sdummes Peek. Mrs. Newton read an original poem by Mrs. Wood ying, and Mrs. Lillian Pauley sang. Delegates to the district convention were elected, with plans for a membership campaign under way in Waterloo. Miss Olsen and Miss Palme were among visitors aiding arrangements. meetings continued through the week. Blanche Py Ly Brown marked her twelfth birthday with a party for 12 children from Washington and Grant schools, including games and a two-course lunch.
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St. Pani
Herrert Peek
Wratoan
Woodying
Stra. We
Himesan
Jtra
Stewart Pyeonan
W. Fh
Waterloo
Blanche
Aly
Py Ly Brown
Polk Street
Washington
Grant
Church News Meeting at Grace EM Church
The temporary society met at 10 30 opening the aid department session at Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs G W Thoda presented The Slav Meets the American The Foreign Missionary division observed faith Two new members joined Ais J R C McBroom and Mrs W J Decker Committees served over 100 at noon. Woman’s auxiliary of Christ Episcopal will convene at 2 30 Friday. First Presbyterian Woman’s Working association held all lay sessions Wednesday in church social rooms.
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Temeorary Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Thoda
Aid Department
Foreign Missionary Division
Grouup
Ais
J. R. C. McBroom
W. J. Decker
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary and church group meetings schedule
Members of the aid department gathered for a business meeting at 0:45 under Miss Mary O Day, served Juncheon, then the missionary division met. Mrs. A G Torn and Mrs. R A Daly hosted. Elizabeth Harrison hosted 26 Daughters of Plymouth of Plymouth Congregational at her home with Miss Allanie C Harrison assisting. Walnut Street Baptist Momebulideres Gligs Friday meeting canceled due to J A Archer's death.
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Mary O Day
A. CG. Torn
R.A. ,Daly
Ass Mlizabeth Harrison
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Allanie C Harrison
al Pettit
Earl Pettit
Momebulideres
Grundy Center Prepares for School Election Battle
Grundy Center braces for a city school election next Monday with two candidate tickets competing for school director seats. Incumbents Dr W O McDowell and Kyle present face John Dicken and Henry Sprague in a contest focused on lower taxes and reducing athletics activity. Voters recall last year’s election on the same issue, with critics warning that a win for the dissident faction could drive a new policy and cut outside school activities.
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Grundy Center
W. O. McDowell
Kyle
John Dicken
Henry Sprague
John O Connors Funeral Tomorrow Gilbertville Burial
Funeral services for John J. O Connor pioneer of Iowa will be at Sacred Heart Church at 9 30 a m Friday. Burial in Immaculate Conception cemetery Gilbertville. Knights of Columbus meet to go to the residence at 7 30 p m today. Daughters of Isabella meet for rosary at the family home tonight.
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John J. O'Connor
Iowa
Black Hawk Bounty
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Fan Molloy
Immaculate Conception Churchyard
Gilbertville
Knights of Columbus
Kingsley Avenue
Daughters of Isabella
Raymond Elevator Company elects officers and directors
Raymond Indiana stockholders meeting last evening elected D I Webber president Valenting Ball secretary and manager. George Crailree named treasurer and Ternain Miller Albert Reuter Matt Schmidt and Glen Parker chosen as directors. Another meeting set for March 25.
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Raymond Elevaveor
Raymond
D. I. Webber
Valenting Ball
Raymond Elevator Company
George Craitree
Ternain Miller
Albert Reuter
Matt Schmidt
Glen Parker
City in Brief notes on school events and local health
Local items report Miss Enea Kenyon representing West High in oratory and drama contests while Ralph Kyson and Theo Rehder handle humorous classes. A médica patient at Allen Memorial Hospital. Madeline Ahihelo quarantined for scarlet fever. Mrs Silvers admitted to hospital. Several local residents listed for surgery, divorces, and wartime service. upcoming speeches and university honors noted.
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Sonation
Bust High
Eneathi Kenyon
West High
Ralph, Childs
Craig Kyson
Theodore Rehder
Holdiman
Ihiu
Allen Memorial Hospital
Madeline Ahihelo
W. M. Ahihelo
California Street
Sam Silvers
Allen Street
Willan John Stevenson
Dependence Avenue
Ar. G. Cropper
Black Hawk Cotton & Spice
Reinbeck to Have Two Tickets at City Election
Reinbeck residents face a March 29 election with two organized slates. The Citizens ticket appears led by D P Eddy with two yet unnamed council candidates. The Old Reliable slate is led by Mayor Jed Davis and Dr G H Bartruff with several named council hopefuls. A caucus is set for Monday night at the city hall.
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Reinbeck
D. P. Eddy
Twe
Reliable
Jed Davis
G. H. Bartruff
Georgy Saul
Adolph Voege
Henry Brandt Um
Guy Lauterbach
Reinbeck Boy to Navy Aviation Mechanic
Reinbeck March 4 Mervin Bean son of Mr and Mrs Will Hiean left for Des Moines to enlist in the United States Navy as an aviation mechanic for four years He is a Reinbeck high school graduate age 20 Fire in Randolph Nebraska Standolph two business buildings destroyed total loss 28000 dollars partially insured
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Reinbeck
NAVY
Reinbeck, Fa
Mervin Bean
Will Hiean
Dee Moines
United States Navy
Reinbeck High School
Randolph
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