Long Beach couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary
Society notes celebrate Mr. and Mrs. William M. Robe at their 50th anniversary party held March 3 at 278 Paleon Avenue Long Beach California. Guests included former Black Hawk county residents I W Daggett T H High M C Young and others from Jesup Waterloo and surrounding townships. The couple married March 2 1875 at the bride’s Spring Creek home. The event featured a purse of gold and tributes from friends and family amid fond memories of farm life near Jesup and long residence in Waterloo.
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William M. Robe
Paleon Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
Western Avenue
Waterloo
Spring Creek Township
Tillie Clark
Jesup
I. W. Daggett
Sioux City
Frank L. Klingaman
Orange Township
California
SL. Kingaman
Black Hawk County
T. H. High
M. C. Young
William Bickley
Thompson
MW. L
Pfaffenbach
Harvey High
T. E. Taylor
G. W. Hubbard
L. H. Bailey
Ed Parker
John Smith
J. Blingaman
Lillie George
Cora "Hoff
Mary Klingaman
Emma Be
City IX brief don't neglect your eyes and more
Local notices list a busy schedule of clubs honorees meetings and social events in Waterloo. Women groups church auxiliaries and professional bodies meet at homes hotels and halls with lectures programs and banquets. police report thefts and a car theft inquiry grows as officials investigate a Ford coupe linked to Whitley county Indiana and Boston mass.
Schipa Delights Cedar Falls With Eminent Lyrics Tenor Performance
Tito Schipa, renowned lyric tenor, sang in Cedar Falls last evening. The 34 year old delivered bel canto and English songs with magnetism and stage presence. Critics praised his versatility as he rendered Bellini arias alongside Spanish numbers Princesita and Ay Ay Ay, highlighting his refined vocal technique and expressive storytelling.
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Tito Schipa
College Auditorium
Cedar Falls
Alose
Bel Canto
Schipa
Bellini
Princesita
Padilla
Perez
Beauty Chats Answered Letters
Readers submit beauty queries on eye exercises hair care and scalp conditions. Advice covers eye motion drills hot and cold compresses almond oil cautions, cold hands and circulation, hair tonics and hair follicles, with suggestions on warming feet and using massage for sleep comfort.
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Mary Ellen
T. H
Katherine K
The Camaraderie of the Road in Print Reflections
A reminiscence on the allure of the open road and the camaraderie found among travelers. The passage recalls waves of greeting, shared moments with strangers, and the bonded spirit that arises from journeys by car, steamer, and train, amid distant places and common experiences.
Church Meetings And Plans In Local News
Standard Bearers of First Methodist church meet with Miss Elsie Finlayson at seven Wednesday evening. St Johns Sewing circle plans to sew for the bazar in the school hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harry Imhoff and others host a gathering. Funds for fire expenses discussed. Graves Memorial United Brethren women to serve supper Thursday evening. auditorium hoped ready by March 29. Evangelistic meetings planned to begin April 8. Macedonian Bible class to hold picnic dinner and guest day at Mrs A J Walker's residence tomorrow. Election area to be held. Division No 4 to serve at St Pauls Ladies Aid convocation. Central Christian church to observe weekly church night services Wednesday with supper at 6:24 p.m. and missionary program at 7.
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F. F. Schneider
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Mason City National Guard
Barnes
Nellie Litchfield
Harry S. Longley, Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
H. 8
Longiey
A. BR. Gnagy
League of Iowa Municipalities
Des Moines
League Legislative Committee
Rosa Zewiske
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Fwo
Eddy Brown
Lown
H. T. Wagner
Sam W Steel
Whitley County
Ind
R.H. Young
Boston
Mass
E. A. Leighton
First Methodist Church
Elsie Finlayson
St. John's Sewing Circle
Mmrs
Harry Imhoff
I T. & Lehan
Ed Jirka
Thomas Kelley
Ed Nevitt
Alice Trainer
Women of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Macedonian Bible Class
A. J. Walker
Basket Tourney Gross Receipts Reported at 703.50
Revenue figures show a sectional tournament at Past High last Friday and Saturday drawing 1,247 fans. Total gross receipts were 7433.50 with 127.50 from season tickets and 376 from single admissions. Railroad costs totaled 3145.50. East High received 160.24 and Town High Athletic Association 2230.59. Proceeds prorated among 13 visiting schools amounted to 164.17, with each school netting 12.63 over rail expenses.
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F. J. Milter
East High
Town High School Athletic Association
Waterloo Mattress Factory Moves to Westfield Address
The Waterloo Mattress Company relocates from the Galloway Seil House after selling its building. It now operates at 1330 Westfield Avenue with directors Jenny Nelson and AL Mackin.
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Waterloo Mattress Company
Galloway Seeil House
Westfield, Avenue
Droomstars
Jienny Nelson and Co
AL Mackin
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal 1 Traveling
Puzzle clues blend old style abbreviations and partial phrases. The page presents a dense grid with across and down hints, including references to animals, metals, pronouns, and archaic forms. Answers appear to be interwoven with abbreviations and foreign language fragments typical of vintage crosswords.
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Arctic
Jalal
Baschal
Word Puzzle From Yesterday Reveals Hidden Clues
A compact cross word puzzle segment lists across and down clues. It hints at a poetical signature, native land, items worn on the finger, a synonym for honesty, and a late hour curfew lyric. The page instructs to answer yesterday’s puzzle.
Steel orders grow in February United States report shows rise
New York March 10 The United States steel unfilled orders report for February shows an increase of 247 448 tons over the previous month. The unfilled tonnage Feb 28 stood at 3 254 771 long tons against 5 097 323 Jan 31.
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New York
United States Steel
Lay Reports From Ottumwa Boys Conference
E. T. Lay, secretary of the Y M C A, returned from Ottumwa where he attended an employed boys conference and a meeting of Iowa boys secretaries. The programs featured talks by nationally known Y M C A leaders. Officers elected included Charles Klippel, Sioux City, president. H G Wright, Fort Dodge, vice president. Paul Somers, Des Moines, secretary treasurer. Lay will attend a Y summer camp directors conference at Marshalltown in May.
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EB. T. Lay
Ottumwa
Iowa
Lay
Charles Klippel
Sioux City
H.G. Wright
Fort Dodge
Paul Somers
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Maccabees Form Summer Baseball Team Local Event
Knights of the Maccabees organize a baseball team as a summer activity with Wham Beilke as manager. The Jam boree Thursday evening at Cards features sack races potato races an accordion solo by Roy Boesen and performances by the Maccabee male quartet. Ola Quam to preside at election.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Wham Beilke
Roy Boesen
County Board Sets Bids for 1925 Highway Improvements
The Black Hawk County Board voted to call bids and hold a hearing on contracts for the 1925 highway improvement program. Planned work includes eight miles of grade and gravel from Dewar to the Bremer County line, two miles on Grant highway, two miles west from the gravel on Logan Avenue, and a link road from Trudson to Cedar Falls under new law. County Engineer W D Johnston will report next week on forming an road improvement district for the Trudson to Cedar Falls route, with action possible this season.
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Black Hawk County
Thavar
Dewar
Bremer County
Raymond
Grant Highway
Loganavehue
Att. Vernon Township
Deward
Readlyn
W. D. Johnston
Trudson
Cedar Falls
Cold snap to hit Iowa with two day forecast
The state Weather bureau warns of another cold wave across Iowa with much lower temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Fair weather expected to return after the cold, gauges show 52 above yesterday and 32 above at night. Cedar River rainfall nearby has caused a two foot rise in 48 hours despite bare ground and no snowmelt.
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Iowa
State Weather Bureau
Cedar
School Districts Elect in County March 10 20
Reports from multiple Iowa towns show school district elections with notable voter turnout. Westburg township residents backed Bunnell over Wventrick. Altres Nesfield’s Bartlett contest chose Alms Baughman. Fox contest elected Joii Miler over H Kurpenbach. Orange Township re-elects Miller and Messer. four candidates for two seats. Dunkerton backs Mieluta sh and Na Gel without opposition. Janesville elects H A McCaffree John Jennings and F N George to board.
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Jesup
B. B. Bunnell
Wwerick
Westburg
Alms Baughman
Altres
Hudson Rone
Hudson
Strayer
Ed Arter
Dankerton
Dunkerton
W. H. Mielu
Tash
Conrad Na- Gel
Janesville
Board of Education
H. A. McCaffree
John Jennings
F. N. George
West High Commercial Club to Present Playset Tonight
The West High School Commercial club stages two one act plays this evening in the Little Theater. Cast includes David Dewey Theodora Rehder Harold Darby Arline Darby Verna Stimson Alice Heidt and Max Belste. Tickets for Friday March 26 band and orchestra concert go on sale.
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Swift
West High School
Little Theater
David Dewey
Theodora Rehder
Harold Darby
Arline Darby
Verna Stimson
Alice Heidt
Max Belstte
West High Band
Concert proceeds aid pursuit of instruments and music
A weekly concert fundraiser directed by IL and D Bernett supports acquiring instruments for local music groups. Proceeds fund gear and related program costs as community organizations collaborate to boost music education.
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Il, D, Bernett
Man Refuses to Help Mother Sentenced in Windsor
Leo Duval, 33, of Payne's Mills, Ontario, was sent to the Ontario reformatory at Guelph for an indeterminate term of three months to two years less a day after refusing to support his elderly mother. Police said his family could afford maintenance, and a prior maintenance order had been ignored. The case, heard in Windsor, followed his repeated refusals to arrange payments or mortgage his farm near St. Thomas.
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Ontario Reformatory
Guelph
Ont
Witl
Leo Duval
St. Thomas
Payne's Mills
Windsor
Duval
W. E. Gundy
George “A. Urquhart
Gundy
Mc. Gundy
Mr. Urquhart
Vicar Rocks Cradle at Altar Upholding Ancient Custom
In Mansfield England a bachelor vicar, Reverend J Lowndes of Blidworth, rocked a cradle in church to honor a 700 year old custom. Each year a baby is taken to church baptized Saturday night and then dedicated Sunday at the altar rails to symbolize the presentation in the temple. The rite preserves the biblical story amid village life.
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Mansfield
Eng
Marell
J. Lowndas
Blidworth
Christ
Temple
Daunting patterns offer dainty party dress idea
Waterloo Evening Courice advertises patterns via the Fashion Department, offering a 16 cent pattern with sizes for 2 to 6 year olds. The sample dress uses Crépe de Chine or chiffon voile in peach and white, trimmed with frills or lace. patterns mailed to any address with silver stamps or 22 in stamps for the Spring Summer 1925 Book of Fashions.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo
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the Brook
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Waterloo Review
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Charles Leonard
McKinley
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Herme
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