Dinner and social for Powers Manufacturing workers at YWCA
About thirty five girls from Powers Manufacturing attended a last evening dinner and social at the YWCA. Mrs Wyant presided as hostess with lavender and tiered plants as centerpieces. Entertainment included music readings and community singing. Nellie Drown spoke on university summer courses for industrial girls and Lake Okoboji conference. Four girls were nominated to elect a representative to the employed girls council. Arrangements were by Irene Roths Viola Reed Dorothy Brody Susan Jean. Margeret Murphy assisted. piano by Mrs Yerba Raines. male quartet performed. Short talks followed Mr Scholin’s remarks of appreciation. Refreshment committee listed.
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Tve
Powers Manufacturing Company
W. W. Wyant
Nellie Drown
University of Wisconsin
Nce
Lake Okoboji
Miss Brown
Irene Roths
Viola Reed
Dorothy Brody
Susan Jean
Mar-geret Murphy
Yerba Raines
Scholin
J. E. Davis
Charles McElroy
G. H. Smelser
Farewell Party for Two Members of M. E. Choir
Mrs. C. P. Thomas is returning to Salt Lake City and Dr. R. M. Crouse heads to Chicago. The First Mi. church held a farewell at the Wright home with games led by Sterling Leckington and a program of music and readings organized by Mrs. Albert Scholin. Selections included piano solos by Albert Scholin, a Dorothy Hitchcock reading, a violin piece by Maxine Leckington, a Mrs. W. T. Gordon poem read by Helen Hitchcock, and a vocal number by Mrs. George Shoemaker.
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C. P. Thomas
Salt Lake City
R. M. Crouse
Chicago
First Mi. Churcl
John G. Wright
Sterling Leckington
Cy “Albert Scholin
Albert Scholin
Dorothy Hitchcock
Maxine Leckington
W. T. Gordon
Helen Hitchcock
George Shoemaker
First Presbyterian U S Workers Meet to Elect Officers
The Sunday School Workers association of First Presbyterian church celebrated its nineteenth annual banquet in the church parlors with Homemakers class fulfilling serving duties. Officers were elected after reports. Dr F T Coan addressed the gathering on Persia.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mines
W. EB. Sanquist
F. W. Troughton
F. J. Highmey
Damon Cheney
T “the Acrow
Norma Hh. Gaiser
Harry B. Steed
Prospect
J. W. Rat
Mrs._ cc
F. We Trumbruc
H. A. Boysen
Solu
Beas Conley
Beas Conley, Accompanied By Mrs. L. 8. Furry. Closing Remarks—J. D. Uilifring
F. T. Coan
Persia
Foreign Board
J. D. Liffring
L. E. Larsen
A. D. Donnell
Marion Gooley DePaar
L. S. Furry
Beauty tips for thicker lashes and scalp care
The piece advises clipping lashes to thicken them over months, rubbing with oil or cold cream for temporary tint, and cautions against overreliance on cosmetic pastes. It describes using tincture of green soap for oily scalps, and two methods for massaging the scalp to lift it and loosen hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memade
Castile
Side Talks on Vanity and Egotism in Social Fun
A reader reflects on everyday vanities in conversation, noting how people boast or downplay success. The piece cites a man who brags about tennis, discusses ancestry, and praises modest self-presentation, arguing that some vanity is common and even endearing in social interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Founi
Holmes
Lincoln
Satan
Westminster Mothers Dinner Party at Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian church hosts a dinner and program this evening in the church parlors with a 6 15 banquet by the men. Mrs C S Cheney to serve as mistress of ceremonies and Dr Charles Darling to pronounce. Mrs Darling to speak on What it Means to be a Mother with Martha Dawson replying. Musical numbers include a piano solo Geralie Green a vocal duet Enderlein and daughter Olivia Ruth Scheiba a vocal selection and a quartet Enderlein Nina Ricketts Laurence Hutson and Robert Wade. Mrs Ralph Knutson reads. Patrick's day colors and emblems planned. C A West in charge of kitchen and WA B Graham of dining hall.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Watterson
C. 5. Cheney
Charles Darling
Geralie Green
A.E. Enderlein
Olivia
Vocaui
Ruth Scheiba
Enderlein
C. A. West
WA. B. Graham
Scroggy Lininger Nuptials Read at Calvary Church
Miss Elizabeth Swinton Mackay and Eugene Strout wed in Detroit on Feb 1. Strout, ex head of Westinghouse radio, now with Minneapolis ties, and Mackay, famed as the highest paid Westinghouse woman in New York. Postnuptial bridge at Gleason home. city notes include clerical marriages and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scroggy-Lininger
Calvary Church
Elizabeth Swinton Mackay
New York City
Eugene
Strout
Detroit
Mich
E. S. Strout, Jr
Minneapolis
Waterloo . Electrical Supply Company
Westinghouse Company
Club Notes Nine of Hearts and Harmonizing Wine Gatherings
Nine of Hearts club met at Mrs. Louis Lempke's home with gifts to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Heathershaw assisted. Mrs. Harvey Hurst attended. Harmonizing Wine club session at Mrs. Leland Shoaf's home adopted new rules and planned monthly husband entertainments. Mrs. Ralph Giersh joined. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Cumming named refreshment committee. Honors in 400 awarded to Mrs. Shiek and Mrs. Cumming. Special guest Mrs. Seffin leaves for Charles City. Wonder club hosted picnic meals with Mrs. Lane as guest. five hundred winner favors to Mrs. Daks, Showers, and Rich. Mrs. Aldrich assisted. X. O. Ru club hosted by Mrs. Tell Holden at WL CLA.
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Nine of Hearts Club
Louis Lempke Thursiday
Charles Martin
Clyde Hall
Elwin Heathershaw
Harvey Hurst
Leland Shoaf
Ralph Giersh
Charles Bailey
Charles Cumming
C. E. Shiek
Cumming
V. E. Seffin
Charles City
Wonder Club
C. EL ‘Lane
Will Daks
Elsie Showers
Effie Rich
Dora Aldrich
St Patrick's day themed club events and gatherings
Yesterday the afternoon featured a luncheon with St Patrick's colors and a musical program by Mrs. Carl Brown. Guests included Mrs. Watkins Burg Mosher Carpenter and special guests of the N F F club with Drs. Floyd Stoyles. A theatre party was planned for next Wednesday by the R Y F club. Several clubs announced officers and new members while decorations reflected the holiday.
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St. Patrick’s
Carl Brown
D. W. Watkins
Harry Burg
Arthur Mosher
George Carpenter
N. F. F. Club
Floyd Stoyles
A. Winder
CL. Sryant
St. Patrick's
R.Y. F. Club
George Wright
Charles Lusthoff
Goldeagle Club
H&£. Fullem
Rader
Smith
John Farrell
David Holly
S. Chandler
Press J
K. E. Wright
Chandler
First Presbyterian Women and Missionary Society Meet
Seventy five attend all day church gathering with Inauguration broadcast from a radio loaned by Electrical Research Manufacturing. Dr Frederick T Coan from Tabriz Persia spoke in afternoon. Lunch prepared by Mrs Sparle and helpers. A separate gathering at the home of W F Schrag hosted by Boosters class with sixteen attendees. Cedar Heights Presbyterian women discuss Korea and American Indian topics led by Mrs Sutliffe and Mrs Brinkerhoft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Electrical Research & Manufacturing Co
Frederick T. Coan
Tabriz
Persia
F. A. Sparle
Frank Smith
George Selbig
Frank Fowlie
F. Green
Margaret Salisbury
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Korea
W. J. Suttliffé
J. G. Brinkerhoft
Eye care ad and local notices bundle
A mixed Waterloo brief reports an eye care ad from Sea Buchanan, funeral attendance in Jonesburg, and multiple local updates. It notes J B Smith and son traveling, A J Edwards' unchanged condition, several residents like William Watkins, Mr and Mrs George Young welcoming a daughter, Allen King located in Minneapolis after his mother’s death, and a 160 acre Barclay township land sale for 26280 dollars. Everett Nixt and Henry Burton, 15, were found and returned to their father. Zeicher Concrete’s A Schurtz regains a car. E A Leighton heads to Saugus to fetch H W Lloyd for theft inquiry. federal action deferred due to rental car details.
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A. J. Edwards
William Watkins
Lafayette Street
George Young
Sioux City
A. ©. Schurtz
Zeicher Concrete Products Company
E. A. Ueighton
Sargus
Mass
Hf. W. Lloyd
Red Top Cab Company
Saugus
Lloyd
W. OA. Cook
Daily Cross Word PuzzleHorizontal and Vertical
Puzzle clues mix wordplay and definitions across both directions with many numbered hints. Readers solve by filling a grid from A to Z while noting cross references and partial phrases from the scrambled prompt.
Bake Sales Scheduled by Local Churches This Saturday
Ladies of St. Mark's church plan a bake sale in Nome at Pigs Wiggly Store on March 7. First Baptist church members hold a home bake sale at Wittick's market on the west side. Gusken pies available every Saturday from 5:15 to 7 p.m.
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Ladies of St. Mark's Church
Commercial St
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Wittick's Market
West Side
Memorial to Father Serra Unveiled at San Fernando Mission
San Fernando Cal March 6 An unveiling will honor Father Junipero Serra founder of California's chain of 21 missions. A bronze statue seven feet six inches tall by Sally James Farnham depicts Serra guiding a shy Indian boy toward Christianity.
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San Fernando
Cal
California
San Fernando Mission
Junipero Serra
Irs
Sally James Farnham
New York
Junipero
Majorca
Spain
Mexico
San Diego de Alcala
Sonoma
San Francisco
Ing
el Camino Real
Humble musician claims descent from Columbus
Neutra Hungary March 6 Rudolf Columbus a piano player at a local restaurant bar says he is a direct descendant of Christopher Columbus. He traced his family back through Portugal, Spain and Austria and plans to continue after his father’s death to pursue the Columbus fortune claims in Spain.
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Neutra
Hungary
Rudolf Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Randolf
Anienna
Christopher
Portugal
Spain
Austria-Ilwugby
Gudolf
Columbus- Veragna
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Review From Yesterday
Crossword clues list several terms and answers. The page mentions a solved puzzle from yesterday with entries for word positions and definitions such as a roadway built over a stream a male sheep and wretchedness. It notes the border or margin and various clues about striking, mischief, foes and mined materials as well as a respectful title used in addressing a man.
Navy approves new sailors playground plan at Kilauea area
Honolulu March 6 Trans fer a naval recreation camp via the Hawaii National park near the active Kilauea volcano and the Kilauea military camp have been approved by the navy department. Construction will begin soon with a $4 000 fund for immediate buildings. The camp is to expand as use increases among officers and enlisted men of the Fourteenth naval district at Pearl Harbor and vessels visiting Honolulu or other Hawaiian ports.
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Honolulu
Hawaii National Park
Kilauea
Hawaii
Navy Department
Navy
Fourteenth Naval District
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian
Gocart of Pretzels Last Straw for Patrolman
Detroit March 6 A veteran pretzel peddler Pete in Union Square defied rules by pushing a baby carriage full of pretzels after prior warnings. Police lodged him, and the magistrate warned that another offense would ban him from peddling in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Pate
Pete
Union Square
Grady
Y Indus Club Meeting Features Astronomy Talk
W W Wyant delivered an engaging astronomy address at the Y Indus club gathering last evening at the YMCA. He described visits to major observatories across the nation, and Tan McKelar was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andus
W. W. Wyant
Y-Indus Club
Tan McKelar
Roundhouse Cat Rescued After 65 Mile Rail Ride
Bangor March 6 foreman Whitney at the Maing Central roundhouse received a pet tabby returned from Waterville. The cat, missing at feeding time, rode a locomotive 65 miles under a tender with a warm sheep-like spot keeping it alive before officials shipped it back to Bangor.
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Bangor
Maing Central Roundhouse
Waterville
Youth of England Eager for Adventure in Tropics
London reports a surge of applicants for an expedition to British Honduras led by Mitchell Hedges. About 2,400 youths, mostly 19, vie for two spots and a four year older companion to seek Maya relics. A new amber spray will varnish unearthed relics to shield them.
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London
England
Trafalgar
Mitchell Hedges
British Honduras
Hedges Strectea
Hedges
Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Order Notice
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. Patterns are low for seams. All orders filled as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Fashion pattern sizes for children seven to fourteen
A vintage pattern notes four child sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years indicating 3.4 yards of 32 inch fabric for a 12 year size with sleeve puffs and 14 yards without. It offers a 1925 spring and summer book of fashions by sending 12 cents in stamps or silver to an address on receipt.
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Book OF Fashions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joceb Et
Powers’ Plant
Y.W.C.A
M. E. Choir
First Presbyterian
U. S
Westminster
Margaret Lininger
I. J. Scroggy
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. L. Baumgartner
Walter Woodyard
West High School
Gates Business College
Ordnance Department
Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Wo el -Steeley
Marian Patterson
Marie
Kathryn Gleason
Ernest Henderson
Micheal G Season
Waterloo Woman’s Club
J. B. Sweeney
John Fanning
Ostrander
Robert Francis
Mary Walker
Edward B. Hilmer
la Porte City
Grace Methodist Church
A. B. Curran
Albert Hilmer
Buelah Buck
Friendship Club of West High School
W. GC. A
Wilma Hey
F. B. Brocking
Loyal Friends of Central Christian Church
Tenrcs
Yeonan
Moosehall
X. O. Ru Club
Tell Holden
WL CL A
AM. W. Club
A. B. Nauman
Lena Walton
Georgia Ketterlain
Charles Jewell
Church News
W. F. Schrag
First Evangelical Church
CIEY
Sea Buchanan
J. B. Smith
Everett
Jonesburg, Mo
Robert Bickenbach
Jane
Franklin Street
Orn
Rockford
Barclay Township
August Funfeinn
Johan Kiein
A. EB. Kimball
G. J. Mack
Buckingham
Union Stockyards
Omaha
Mr. Kimball
Mrs. Mack
I Everett Nixt
Henry Burton
Greene
Nixt
Daily Cross
Solleso
Unie
Gwelgl
Celestial Power Region
Acoin
Peru
Italy
Uithmatery Ag
Abraham
Otter Mar Amiwetier Nieiediting
Metieiaisieiris
Father Serra
Humble Musician
Columbus
Eel
Iefale
Loje
juTo
Fale
Inle
Roundhouse
Pat
Mosher
S.edemee
Japan
Frances R. Lee
Iowa State Board of Health
More
Poudre
Frye
Quinlan
Eleendary Quinlan Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Wangler Bros. Co
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