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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

14

Becker Chapter Eastern Star Holds Annual Inspection and Instruction

The Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual inspection and school of instruction with about 300 members in attendance. Mrs Maude Keyser served as Worthy Grand Matron. visiting state officers included Mrs Elizabeth Kamm and Mrs Abbie Sheldon. A luncheon at Black's Tea Room honored guests and the evening session opened with a procession and singing.

Becker Order of Eastern Star Maude “Keyser Iowa O. B. S Black's Tearoom C. H. Frankny F. ¥. Adams Bunker Muth Hanson Ware Trunkey Backer Hn | Muvianek, Jr Pressie Elizabeth Kamm Abbie Sheldon Frances Dats Cedar Fails Traer New _ Hartford Waverly

Americanization Work Highlighted by Missionary Association

Women of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church gathered at Mrs. George Buchi’s home for sessions on racial segregation in schools, community aids, and foreign colleges. New officers were elected including Mrs. P M Schriemer as president and Mrs. Vittoria Bovee as secretary.

Expert to Speak at Universalist Church in Waterloo Friday

Mrs Mary F Slaughter of Boston representing the General Synod arrives Friday to confer with officers at 7 30 p m in the parish house. Sunday evening she addresses the Young People's Christian Union which meets at 6 30. Public welcome. Ladies Social Union card party planned for March 12 at 2 p m with Mrs C C Cohagen and Mrs C N Shane hosts.

Mias Mary F. Slaughter Boston General Sun- Bay Schow! Association of the Universalist Church United States Canada Waterloo Miss Slaughter Young People's Christian Union Hous Ladies’ Social Union C. C. Cohagen C. N. Shane

U P Congregation Social Meeting in Church Parlors

A United Presbyterian church social gathered 75 members in the church parlors under the guidance of Mrs. J M Hamilton Mrs Martha Wilson and W W Templeton. Readings by Miss Lillian Holmes and Miss Avis Seewick piano numbers by Miss Kathryn Loomis Paul Loomis and Miss Hazel Day a debate by Graham Hay and Samuel Marshall a stent directed by Betty Leonard and Hazel Ferguson and a bells bow by Crammer Chisholm. Rev IW C Chisholm preached refreshments were provided by the aid society. The church plans a missionary pageant for March 4. Regular session of the Ladies Auxiliary of B of L P and E Central Lodge No 470 opens at 2 30 Friday afternoon.

A. Congregational United Presbyterian Church J. M. Hamilton Martha Wilson W.W. Templeton Lillian Holmes Avis Seewick Kathryn Loomis Paul Loomis Hazel Day Graham, Hay Samuel Marshall Betty Leonard Hazel

Beauty Chats Curly Haired Men And Curls In Style

A reader asks why curly hair is disliked and deemed feminine. The column explains historical vanity, hair waving methods, and practical tips to manage curls using oil and brushing. Advice covers oiling techniques, brushing, and at home styling for straighter looks.

Canifty

The Come-Hither Voice and Its Dangers

The article warns that certain flattering, caressing voices can seduce and entrap, especially from married flirts who use a tender tone to manipulate subordinates. It notes how such voice power can spark infatuation in vulnerable women and provoke dangerous consequences. Barely certain voices ought to be forbidden by law.

Ona Miss Manning

Miss Amos Presents Pupils In Piano Recital

Miss Thelma Amos offers her first public piano recital at United Presbyterian Church auditorium at 8 p m Friday. The program includes piano works by Blimen Reich Gurlltt and Miles with readings by Clara Castle Ariene Scott and others plus vocal pieces by Mrs J A Carpenter and Fidélia Amos.

Thelma Amos United Presbyterian Church Svening Amos Ping Blimenreich Alice Hoepner Gurlltt Neltie Swyers Reading Sistah Sulze Anon Heren Colby Joe Plano Bugelmann Eunice Johnson Louise Nayman the Dime Museum Clara Castle Fiano Miles Lorraine Snodgrass Lichner Eunice Johns Helen Colby Delaine Johnson Pretty Rose J. A Carpenter Fidélia Amos Oesten Alice Haemer Carolyn Wells Ariene Scott Engelmann Eunice Jahnson Eugene Field

Church group notes and upcoming fundraisers

Several church women societies held all day sessions with devotions, bake sales, and upcoming events. First Brethren planned a bazar, April meeting at the church. Walnut Street Baptist reported all day meet and missionary studies. St Luke's and Grace and United Presbyterian groups noted services, projects, and officer elections.

Community event listings and club notices

A rural community page lists a cafeteria supper followed by a Lincoln anecdotes program with Laster Davis on saxophone and Frances Stott reading. Nadia Party hosts a radio party for President Coolidge inauguration with about 360 neighbors and friends. A hospital auxiliary meeting and lodge social evening are noted, plus Theosophical Society talks open to the public.

Lincoln Laster Davis Frances Stott Nadia P. L. Frissley Cooldge

Club Notes Highlight Golden Red and Ensemble Bridges Gatherings

Members of the Golden Red Club were entertained at six o clock last evening by Mrs Ray Bisby and Mrs Ernest Schultz with favors for the games going to Miss Hazel Bis and Mrs. Ernest Schultz. Miss Helen Moore hosted Ensemble Bridges at her home where Miss Etta Gray won first favor and Miss Jean Padden was consolation winner.

Golden Red Club Ray Bisby Hazel Bisby Ernest Schultz Helen Moore Ensemble Bridges Club Etta Gray Jean Padden

Couple jailed after love falsehoods in Chicago divorce case

A man James Grippando and woman Helen Frederick admitted perjury for love in Chicago's odd divorce saga. They testified to a marriage date and details to aid a divorce for a rival, prompting Judge Joseph Sabath to jail them for contempt. The judge warned of perjury in divorce courts and noted his long tenure.

United Press Chicago Ieago Joseph Sabath Helen Frederick James Grippando Frederick Sabath

City in Brief Includes Local Permits And Notices

A building permit for a 134 Argyle residence by gitna Dye at 1500 cost was issued. Other items note army enlistment, a parish project, estate actions, police appeals, a divorce grant, and local legal matters with Cedar Falls and Waterloo references. William Scott Williams tours Iowa division with I C system officials.

Gitna Dye Argyle W. Scott Williams Western Unes Ilinois Central Railroad A. P. Blaess I. C. System Chicago Iowa Allen King Janesville Wis Waterloo

Belden Hill Talks With Hawk Officials Over M Cracken Muddle

Belden Hill president of the Mississippi Valley league met in Waterloo with the Waterloo Baseball association directors to discuss Waterloo's arguments in the Dixon McCracken affair. The talks moved next to a Rock Island session with M N Sexton president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Sexton left for Chicago after the meeting and will return call his home office tomorrow.

Belden Hill Waterloo Waterloo Bassball Association Dixon-McCracken M. N. Sexton National Association of Profesional Baseball Leagues Rock Island Sexton Chicago

Daily Cross Word Puzzle Snags and Clues for Wednesday

Reader’s crossword list presents a mixed set of clues and partial fills. It features numerous cryptic style hints from basic articles to specialized terms, including printers measures and musical references, with several entries cut midword or garbled.

Justice ruling delayed as officials review city arguments

Hill and Sexton declined to reveal any outcome from yesterday's conference. Waterloo faces harsher punishment after Sexton reviews the city’s arguments which counter Pitcher McCracken’s accusations.

Stokes Says Wife Scratched Him and Ran Him with Knife

W. B. D. Stokes testifies in his conspiracy trial that Helen Ellwood Stokes scratched his face and chased him with a butcher knife after he refused to rent an apartment at 25 000 a year. He places the incident in early 1916 New York soon after the birth of their second child as Mrs Stokes stayed there with Mrs Ethel Yerkes Connery.

Chicago Helen Ellwood Stokes W. B. D. Stokes Stokes New York

Royal Arch Masons to Confer Degrees Tonight

Members of Tabernacle chapter Royal Arch Masons meet in the Masonic temple at 6 30 p m for a class of candidates to receive degrees after a 4A chicken dinner. Foe Dumond local baritone will sing several songs and an orchestra will play during the dinner.

Tabernacle Chapter Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple Foe Dumond Red

Western Home Buys Adjacent Property

Western Old People’s home buys the H. J. Beck estate on Grove Street for 5000 dollars. The property will be held for future expansion of the facility.

Western Home Buys Cedar Falls Western Old People’s Home H. J. Beck Grove Street

Junior Cross Word Puzzle Running Across

Word 1 A country in Asia Word 4 Not any Word 6 A monster or hidious giant of fairy tales ereord 7 Nicknames for Kath erin Word 8 A cavity Word & A representation of a RomnenE one who acts for an other Running Down Word 2 A large city on the coast of China Word 3 A number Word 5 Spoken not written

Asia China

American Locomotive Co Declares Extra Dividend

Directors of the American Locomotive Company declare an extra dividend of 10 dollars on common stock and a quarterly dividend of 2 dollars, placing the annual rate at 8 dollars. The extra dividend is payable in four installments of 2.50 dollars each.

New York Maren American Locomotive Company

Lamar Duke Buys Waterloo Insurance Agency

Lamar Duke purchases the Waterloo Insurance agency and will operate it under that name at 317 18 Lafayette building. He was with the Waterloo Insurance company for years before leaving in 1924 to form the Lamar J. Duke Insurance company.

Lamar Duke Waterloo Insurance Lamar Duke Waterloo Insurance Company Lafayette Building Lamar J. Duke Insurance Company

Lawdahl Funeral Planned at Des Moines University

Cedar Falls March 5 Rev J D Vinding pastor of Galgary Baptist church will officiate at the funeral of Dean Nels S Lawdahl at the theological school of Des Moines University Dean Lawdahl was an instructor of Rev Mr Vinding when the latter was a student at Des Moines.

Lawdahl Cedar Falls J. D. Vinding Galgary Baptist Church Nels S. Lawdahl Theological School Des Moines University Dean Lawdahl Mr. Vinding Des Moines

Waterlog pattern sales from Evening Courier

Advertisement notes patterns for the Courier pattern service from Waterlog Evening Courier, with instructions to send 16 cents to the Fashion Department at Waterlo o for each pattern. Patterns allow seams and orders take about ten days to arrive after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Charming Tunic Pattern for Satin and Crepe Dress

Pattern for a tunic style dress in brown satin and figured crepe offered in sizes 16 18 and 20 years. Large view shows full tunic with long sleeves optional. alternate view omits sleeve portions. Materials and yardage noted for 16 year size with satin and crepe, price details, and order method with silver or stamps.

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