Waterloo Woman's club plans two meetings and lunch
Waterloo Woman's club will hold two meetings and luncheon next Friday at Black's tearoom while the clubhouse undergoes spring renovations. The Iowa History program at 11 a.m. will feature Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls. The Arts department program follows at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Howard Burr, Mrs. Charles Kittrell, and a West High Orchestra performance conducted by Ralph Pronk.
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Waterloo
Black's
Iowa
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
John Geertsen
Mines
T. Il.gauthier
H. D. HU
Lawrence Hummel
W. F. Jeffrey
Ray Ziggert
J. Raymond
F. M. Michael
Henry Wilson
Hine Arts
Itg
Howard
Burr
Charles Kittrell
West High Orchestra
Ralph Pronk
Largo
New “World Symphony
Dvorak
Bert. Lumry
Merry Wives of Windsor
Nicola
Loren Berry
Jack Patterson
J.D. Easton
P E O Chapters to Hold Annual Elections Soon
Two local P. E. O. chapters plan annual meetings next week. Chapter FE will elect officers Monday evening at the Y M C A after a 6 30 picnic supper with arranging committee members Mrs. Robert Price Mrs J H Hasley and Mrs F G Northey. Chapter J will meet Tuesday at 6 p m at the Y M C A for officer elections and installation with committee members Mrs Belle Hardin Miss Elvira Tyler Miss Winnie Stevens and Miss Adelaide Hungerford.
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Everting
Y. WC. A
Robert Price
J. H.asley
F. G. Northey
Oo Chanter’ S
Belle Hardin
Elvira Tyler
Winnie Stevens
Adelaide Hungerford
Hospitality At Carter Home and Local Card Parties
Mrs and Mrs A JR Carter entertained a group of friends with a St Patrick s Day buffet luncheon and diversions from Progressive 500. Favors went to Mrs Don ald Allensworth Harold Clark Herbert Ohrt and Mrs Milton Beck worth. Royal Neighbors Gold Leaf camp held a card party with favors to Mrs Otto Stegman Mrs Margaret Youngblut and Mrs Bessie Bray. Juveniles enjoyed a picnic supper with a piano duet Velma and Anna Weimer and other musical numbers and readings. Adult lodge met in the evening. Union Signal day program planned at the YWCA with theme Help Needed and Help Secured. M BA Lodge 67 card party at Moose hall with Mrs Ray Norcott in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JR. Carter
Donald Allensworth
Harold Clark
Herbert Ohrt
Milton Beckworth
St. Patrick's Day
Harriet Stocks
Royal
Gold Leaf Camp
Moose Hall
Otto Stegman
Margaret Youngblut
Bessie Bray
Velma
Anna Weimer
Floyd
Arline Bronsemin
Harold Pratt
Patty Pitts
Hugh Tiegmeier
Mary Speirs
Merle Johnson
Eldeen Ferger
M. B. A—Lodge
Ray Norcott
Club Notes From Becker and Waterloo Chapters of O E S
Past Matrons club of Becker chapter O E S meets at 3 p m Monday at Mrs Belle Adams home with potluck dinner. Cc M W club met at Mrs J T Reed's. Favors given to Mrs Will Pixley and Mrs W W West. Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter O E S met at Black's tearoom with Mrs J E Sedgwick hostess. Eighteen members attended luncheon and roll call then needlework. Plans made for luncheon at Black's tearoom and theatre party in April with Mrs N S Drilling hostess. Officers to be elected at April meeting. Lucky 13 Bridge club met at Mrs Merle Wratislaw home. New member Mrs H C Gordon. Guests Mrs J F Trevoar Perry Hoffey Gertrude Collentine and Miss Jeanette Schmock. Favors to Mrs Henry Sommers Mrs Trevar and Mrs Harry Roberts. Next meeting with Mrs W E Silver in two weeks.
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Becker
O. FE. S
Belle Adams
Cc. M. W. Club
J. T. Reed
Will Pixley
W. W. West
Club of
Waterloo
Black’s Tearoom
Black's Tearoom
N. S. Drilling
Lucky 13 Bridge Club
Merle Wratislaw
H. C. Gordon
Mmes
J. F. Trevoar
Perry Hoffey
Gertrude Collentine
Jeanette Schmock
Henry Sommers
Trevar
Harry Roberts
W. E. Silver
Week's Calendar of Social Events Listed
Social events for the week include Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary meetings, Daughters of Isabella picnic, Elklets gatherings, V D club, Moose hall party, Memorial hall auxiliary, Audubon society, and Woman's Club activities at Black's tearoom and Masonic and civic venues. Events span Monday to Friday with various clubs and luncheon details.
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Presbyterian Hospital
C. Hemaworth
Becker
Belle Adams
Isabella
K. of C. Hall
C. A. Ferguson
Elkeub
Moose Hall
O. V
Shepton Z
Fine’ Arts
Woman's Club
Black's Tearoom
Homemakers Courses Planned At YWCA
Plans announced for a homemakers course sponsored by the YWCA and Social Welfare League. Sessions begin at 7 30 p m with talks by Miss Anna L Leggett and Mrs E A Roadman on Home Budgeting and Home Management. Other events include bird study by W W White and a bird house contest. The YWCA auxiliary marks its 17th anniversary with a picnic at Memorial Hall.
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General Educational Department
Young Women’s Christian Association
Social Welfare League
W.C. A
Anna L. Leggett
Iowa
State Teachers College, I
E. A. Roadman
Isle Forrest
State Teachers, College
Church Groups Share Evening at Local Homes
Forty five members of Homebuilders class of Walnut Street Baptist met at Wade Nelsons home for games music and refreshments hosted by Mrs Rath Mrs Allen and Mrs Berry Janior Standard Bearers of Linden ME met at Violet Schrag home with Ethel Montgomery leading plans for a future program Fidelis class to hear J E Ridenour travel talk at Walnut Street church Weavers class of First Baptist met at J J Miller home with piano reading violin solo and a talk by Rev Kenagy luncheon served by several ladies Next Burton Avenue Triple I class party at Guy Walkers hosted by Mrs Emanuel Nicholas
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wade Nelson
Roger Rath
Alva Allen
Richard Berry
Violet Schrag
Ethel Montgomery
A. H. Schrag
Fidelis
J. E. Ridenour
First Baptist Church
J. J. Miller
Cc. A. Lasser
Merle LaRue
Lucy Jane Miller
Co. L. Kenagy
Mmes
Richard Holmes
Wayne Smith
R. V. Cable
J. W. Stevenson
Eugene Reid
R. E. Addington
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Guy Walker
Emanuel Nicholas
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth
Hints in Beauty Care Cautions for Prevention
A persuasive piece on preventive beauty routines from head to toe. Advocates early treatment for pimples, gray hairs, and skin issues, with tonics, massages, and dieting. Suggests chiropody and self-care to maintain a youthful complexion and general health, noting a 17 year old girl’s underweight status can improve with time and nourishment.
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Norma
Caledonian club supper and program hosted by Waterloo group
Fifty Scots in Waterloo gather at Mr and Mrs S G Stevenson residence for a pot luck supper. The program features Coralie Coontz and Philip Coontz, Ruth Hey at piano, readings, violin solos by Sara Shelton, and vocal numbers by Mrs Wilmer Smith Bowen. Dr J A Laurie promotes Burns commemorative fund for Edinburgh memorial. next meetings and other society items noted.
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S. G. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
Coralie
Philip Coontz
Ruth Hey
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Burns
Cedar Rapids
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. G. McAlvin
Waterloo
John Dempster
Cedar Falls
Sara Shelton
Dorothy Elsworth
Tina Bickley
Wilmer Smith Bowen
Stirling
Laird O' Cockpen
Dr. Laurie
Robert Service
Private McFee
Sandy McGraw
Cedar Talis
Bridges, Divorces, and Rail Talks Highlight Waterloo Briefs
Local notes report blur-eyed ad for Buchanan glasses and several travels. Mrs. Fred J. Stearns leaves for Fargo. Miss Mabley Craft visits Chicago. Mrs. O C McRae visits Waterloo parents. A.J. Howard and Mrs. Howard weekend in Minneapolis. Walter C. Wilson improving after appendicitis. March district court convenes with Boies and Stiles. jurors summoned. Louisa Swanger seeks divorce from Irvin Swanger for desertion after 22 years, with right to remarry. Mrs. W. N. Birdsall undergoes major operation in Santa Fe and rests at home. Illinois Central officials tour, Patterson pleased with conditions. A.J. Lytle recovers from abscess to home. Universalist convention hosts March 9 10 committee visits Osage. Notable rail service: Waterloo to Chicago via Chicago Great Western, nightly, sleeper, theatre time, reservations.
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Louisa A. Swanger
Irvin E. Swanger
New Hampton
Swanger
W. N. Birdsall
Santa Fe
N. M
Waterloo
Roger ‘P. Birdsall
Wellington’ Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Funeral services for Dr Charles J Weller held in Iowa City
In Iowa City on March 5 a funeral service was held for Dr Charles J Weller head of the school of journalism and director of the summer sessions at the University of Town. Faculty members and students from the journalism school attended the services.
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Weller
Legion Concert Features Specialties On Wednesday
The American Legion band presents a midweek program at First Methodist Church at 8 15 p m with a 90 minute concert including a 30 piece drum and bugle corps debut banjo pieces by Burdette Smith and Jimmy Edwards and a cornet solo by C J Ball from the School of Allied Arts under director C R Whay len Admission is 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children Proceeds aid band members a strong state organization with 36 instruments
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American’ Legion
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Burdette Smith
Jimmy Edwards
C. J. Ball
School of Allied Arts
C. R. Whaylen
American Legion Band
Cadillac LaSalle premier shown to crowds at Morris
Crowds of motorists attended the Cadillac LaSalle premiere at Morris Motor Car today praising its grace and beauty. Two LaSalle models were on display the five passenger sedan and the four passenger Victoria with a foreign motif and Fisher body. The LaSalle, a companion car to Cadillac, aims to fill a second car role with a high powered short wheelbase suitable for heavy traffic and downtown parking. The motor is Cadillac’s 90 degree V type and 500 color combinations are offered similar to Cadillac.
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Morris Motor Car Company
LaSalle
Fisher
Cadillac
C. A. Morris
Bio Water Hse Gate Patterns
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Trained leaders needed at Cedar Falls schools
Cedar Falls March 5. Dr H H Seerley president of Teachers college urged leadership trained in technique and ideals to raise education standards in a keynote at commerce ment exercises for the class of 1927. Music included organ and violin pieces by local artists and a choir.
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Cedar Falls
H. H. Seerley
Teachers. College
Godfrey Messer
B. S
George W.samson, Jr
Edward Kurtz
Hayes
Barsalou Returns From Bancroft and Dallas Meeting
Rev. G. K. Barsalou returned today from Bancroft after spending several days at his mother’s home following attendance at a meeting of superintendents in the National Education Association in Dallas, Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
National Education Association
Cedar Falla
G. K. Barsalou
Bancroft
Workman Hit by Falling Timber at Venetian Theater Site
Lester Reis of 629 Fourth Street East was severely injured when a heavy timber fell on him while Hardy and other workers stripped a foundation wall at the Venetian Theatre site. He suffered a bad head wound and contusions and was reported resting at St. Francis Hospital.
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Lester Reis
Fourth Street
Venetian Theatre
St. Francis Hospital
Hardy
Bulletin of weekly bible group hostess listings
Tuesday through Thursday schedule of hostess names and addresses for Bible study groups. Includes Mrs FW Naber at 1927 Lafay ar and others at Mulberry, Seventh Street, Hawthorne, Washington, and Cottage areas. Instructions ask lieutenants to provide names and addresses to 1548 YWCA early each week.
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Naber
Ae Independ- Cray
Pfalzgraf
Lafayar
W. Lyle
Mulberry
Keerrin Drew
Wayne Smith
Western
M. Mfra
BR. Meyer
Rich
C. Hauge
Hawthorne
Hugenie van Duyn
Washington
Bibl
W. C. AL
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Woman’s Club
Black’s
Y.W. Cc. A
Ww. Co. T. U
Y.W.C.A
Audubon Society
W.W. White
Fred J. Rapp
McKinley School
Memorial Hall
Daughters of
Isabela
C. Hall
A. J. Joynt
Thomas Flynn
J. J.kildee
James McMillan
R. M. Kennagh
Bess Burns
C. E.S
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian Hjospital Auxiliary
L. C. Hemsworth
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Fred J. Miller
American’ Association ‘of University Women
Norma Gaiser
C. W. Loesbe
Ella Williams
J. W. Hallowell
W. T. Rose
Rank Jones
D. A. R—Mary Melrose Chapter
J. M. Hileman
Harry Sigworth
Miss Knapp
Helen McDearis
Mabel Knapp
Elklets
Jelks. Club
Ciry
Buchanan
Fred J. Stearns
Clay Street
Fargo
N. D
Mabley Craft
Fred Morgan
Cottage Street
O. C. McRae
Indianapolis
Ind
G. F. Mullan
Independence Avenue
A. J. Howard
The
Chicago Great Western
Mrs. Howard
Minneapolis, Minn
Walter C. Wilson
Washington Street
District Court
H. B. Boies
E. B.stiles
AW. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Western Lines
G. E. Patterson
Illinois Central System
Patterson
A. J. Lytle
W. W. Lytle
Second Street
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Rev. W. P. Lytle
Ben
Avon
W. O. Bodell
Universalist Church
Osage
O. G. Colegrove
Mitchellville
M. O. Colegrove
Laura M. Galer
Mr. Pleasant
Effie McCollum Jones
Webster City
Frank Miller
J. I. Hitchcock
H. N. Gillespie
Manchester
George HM. Waddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Seerley
Mission Union
Teachers College Orchestra
Edward F. Kurtz
Gilchrist Hall
Mozart
Beethoven
Kurtz
Mendelssohn
Arensky
R. D. Echlin
First Presbyterian Church
city_ mission union
M.I
Anna’ Madsen
Danish Lutheran Church
Nellie Brooks
Turkey
American Bible Society
H. C. Boissier
J. W. Knickerbocker
I. ‘M. Newcomb
A. J. Lunn
J. B. Lake
Presbyterian
C. J. Mentzer
N. H. Lamson
Julius A. Miller
Miss Strayer
Louise Hearst
Hazel B. Strayer
Teachers College
Europe
Mabel
Jacob Baer
Cedar Heights
Gladbrook
Sather Semper
T. C
I. J. Semper
Columbia College
Dubuque
Spencer
G. L. Bergeman
Zion Evangelical
First Baptist
Thomas W. Anderson
First Christian
First Christian Church
Ralph Eller
Percy Smith
Algeria
North Africa
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B
T. N.v. Club
Howard M. Parks
Tremont Street
Bridge
T. L. Heickle
Waverly
Reuben Ford
Fourth Avenue
H. W. Carroll
Springfield
Mas
Justin Howard
Bartlett Shepherdon Station
St. Paul
Sibert
Norman Scarborough
1695
Lafayette
George Burbank
Kirkwood
W. Allontine
S. J. Swartz
Cottage
Rhe
Baker’s Chocolate
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Rotary Club
Chas. BE. Barker
First Methodist Church
Artificial Ice & Fuel CO
East Ninth St
White Sea Inn
Waterloo, Iowa
Paul Davis
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