Marriage of Mehalix Leeper to John Stoppelmoor
In Clarksville area Monday evening a double ring ceremony united Miss Mehalix Leeper and John Stoppelmoor at the Leeper home with Rev. C Ho Purmart officiating. The bride wore blue crepe and gray accessories, corsage of pink and lavender sweetpeas. Post ceremony, 16 guests shared dinner. couple to reside on a Clarksville area farm.
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Lee ~Stoppelmoor
Lee R. Leeper
Mehalix
John Stoppelmiooor
Clarksville
C. Ho Purmart
Atu
Stoppelmoor
John Leeper
Clarksville High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Eol
Buelun
le Porta City
Alice Bingham
Clarksyills
Sykora Brings Virtuoso Cello Recital to East High
Bogumil Sykora, praised as a phenomenal genius, will perform a program at East High auditorium on Wednesday with Miss Florence Brinknin as accompanist. The notice also highlights a St Patrick's Dinner at St. Patrick's, various club and lodge events, and a birthday party for George Slight with 500 attendees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogumil Sykora
East High Auditorium
SIDE TALKS 2 Speaking Of Flattery And Self Love
The piece explores how flattery affects people, noting that despite recognizing insincere praise, individuals still crave it. It cites philosophers on goodwill versus services, and asks whether young men in love or young women are more susceptible to flattery, suggesting flattery reflects self-love more than altruism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geogia
Haalitt
Hel
Loen
Beauty tips and home remedies from a 20th century column
Readers receive doctored advice on cosmetics and health from a syndicated page. The column warns about depilatories and offers guidance on scalp care, weight reduction, and hair maintenance, while suggesting you request a formula by mail and urging cautious use of cosmetic products.
Central Christian Church Spring Dollar Day Invited
Church news notes invite all women of Central Christian congregation to the spring dollar day meeting in the church parlors. Final sale arrangements will be made. A shower will donate dishes for the new Kitchen of Trinity American Lutheran church. Lectures and meetings listed with dates and hostesses, including Mrs Mary Sehfdemmer and Mrs George Miller.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Christian Congregation
Trinity American Tutheran
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Mission Study Led by Cs irorine Young at Westmuster
Eighteen young women attended a mission study led by Cs i rorine Young assisted by Miss Margaret Pullen and Ruby Esther McCleary. A luncheon and annual election are planned at Mrs. M C Huck's home. A new pipe organ for West Congregation is sought as an incentive. The Ways and Means committee of the Woman's Working Association met to plan fundraisers including bake sales and a May concert at West High auditorium with J B Boies J Knox and J S Ridenour supervising.
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Westmuster
M.C. Huck
Wiest
Lin Ways
Woman's Working Association
JG. M. Coykendall
J Enterprises
Stere
West High Amditorium Ln
Boies
Knox
Ridenour
Johnisen
Nawman
Thomas Buchanan
Carl Davis
Mies
I. G. McAlvin
A. Anderson
Cinta Shockley
Furry
Mines
Kendall
A. de
Gradioy
Con
TL EL Glenny
Club Notes and Local News From Waterloo Area
Miss LeRue Jessup hosted S A R club at her Logan avenue home with sewing after a brief business session. Past Matron's club will meet at 12:39 luncheon at Waterlon chapter O.%.8. Dancing followed the meal. James P. Glandon of Des Moines spoke on Iowa recruiting. Waterloo office to get higher bulletin rating. County board member Hf, A. Snyder, ill but attended sessions and x rays. Q A Scholtz of Tool Gear & Machine Works injured a finger. hospital rest. People's Building & Loan to mature 52nd series April 1, no further payments. Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Meany head to Chicago with Mrs. Meany’s parents. then on to Evansville. Olson Construction won bid to refloat ridge across Bis Creek and install two box culverts on primary road No 40 for 3000. La Porte City bridge to be painted. Chicken supper at First M E church Wednesday March 33 for beneficiaries of Christian orphanage at Bounyit Bluffs. adults 50 cents, children free.
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A. Snyder
Q. A. Scholtz
Tool, Gear & Machine Works
Sixth West
Schoitz
People's Building & Loan Association
J. Z. Meany
Western Avenue
Chicago
la Porte
M. Fi
Jehureh
Jbenelle
Christian Orphanage
Bounyit Bluffs
City in Brief from Des Moines Area
Local notes report Mrs. Max Miller and Mrs. Harry Carr visiting in Des Moines while Mrs. Mark Campbell hosts guests at 400 Oaklawn Avenue. Architect Burr from Waterloo on business in Summer, Indiana. PF C Young of Sunset Road improving from double pneumonia. Des Moines railroad official Lloyd Jodau visits on business. Miss Beryl Gates and Kenneth Vickers weekend guests of the Huletts on Cortlandt. Whittier School PTA meets at 7:45 p.m. for final meeting of the year. Presbyterian Nurses' Alumnae to meet at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Quinby’s home with Mrs. Quinby assisting. Fr J Miller of East High ill but improving. expected back soon. A radio set installed at Presbyterian Hospital in room with John Hanson of Standara Battery & Electric Co recovering from gallstone operation. Bartley & Pediford unveil plans for Reformed Church of Aplington In designed Romanesque, stone-trimmed. Washington Irving School PTA meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. in gym. Walter P Jensen to speak with music by quartet and student numbers. Cedar Falls youths Donald Santee, Hugh DuBois and Leonard Pfeiffer enlist for coast artillery at Seattle, Wash. A surprise dinner party honors the wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lichty hosted by several couples at the Freehern, McCoy, Trefoar and White homes. St Patrick decorations brighten the table.
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Harry Carr
Independence
Mark Campbell
Oaklawn Aveniur
Roy Hulett
Cortlandt
Parent-Teacher_association of
Presbyterian Nurses' Alumnae, Association
BR. T. Quinby
Jessie Clark
J. Miller
Fast High
Presbyterian Hospital
John Hanson
Standara Battery & Electric Co
Bartley & Pediford
Reformed Church of
Vaudeville Contest Attracts Waterloo Clubs April 2
Six prominent city clubs present acts for a Waterloo Business and Professional Women vaudeville contest to be held April 2. Russell DaGon directs Kiwanis, Elks rehearse under H. T. Wagner, Tate Harrison leads Lions, Mrs. Jack Campbell directs Waterloo Woman's Club sketch, Mrs. Charles Eby oversees BR Natural Music, Cedar Heights Players stage an act directed by Mrs. J. G. Brinkerhof. Prizes include 50 dollars for best act, 10 dollars for largest ticket sales, and a national federation pin for BPW member selling the most tickets.
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Waterloo
Vaude-Ville
Russell
DaGon
Kiwanis
Elks
H. T. Wagner
Tate Harrison
Lions Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jack Campbell
BR Natural Music Club
Charles Eby
Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhof
National Federation
Colored People Hear Playgrounds' Speaker Pollard
J M Pollard of New York will be principal speaker at the meeting of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at 8 p m Thursday at Antioch Baptist Church. George W Field, president, will preside. Pollard, a colored speaker on the staff of Playground and Recreation Association of America, will discuss Playgrounds. Plans for a summer playground for colored children urge attendance.
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J. M. Pollard
New York
National Agsociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Antioch Baptist Chnrer
George W. Field
Will
Pollard
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Belgian cue wizards in exhibitions here
Edouard Horemans Belgian champion and Tadao Suganuma world juvenile champion gave 18.2 balkline billiards exhibitions at J B parlors at 2 30 pm today. After their match they performed fancy masse feats with Horemans to repeat at 8 30 pm as he prepares to meet Willie Hoppe for the world balding championship in New York next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Horemans
Tadao Suganuma
J. B
Horemans
Willie Hoppe
New York City
Sugantma
Summer Camps Planned for Girls by YWCA Council
The executive council of the YWCA Girl Reserve department discussed summer camps for girls with Miss Maria Watters. Grade girls will camp at River View Park Cedar Falls June 13 to 18, with high school girls likely at Iowa Falls Baptist Conference ground in June. The high school report notes a 42 member gain in Friendship clubs. Bible classes average 64. Miss Emma Krauss, national field worker, will visit March 17 to 19, address the council and speak at a dinner for grade school advisors.
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Executive Council of
Girl Reserve Department
Maria Watters
Alonday
Association
River View Park
Cedar Falls
Baptist Conference
Iowa Falls
Friendship Clubs
Emma Krauss
Prade School
Weather forecast predicts snow or rain tonight and tomorrow
The State weather bureau expects snow or rain with little temperature change. The morning sun gave way to overcast skies and scattered snow flurries. Yesterday's high was 20 degrees, dropping to 22 last night. The river level eased today and thin ice formed overnight.
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State “Weather Bureau
Oow
Blue-Duffy Bout Attracts Local Boxing Fans
Boxing fans charter two special cars to Cedar Rapids for the Bari Blue Jack Duffy fight Thursday. The W., C. P. & N. line will depart Waterloo at 4 15 p m and return around 11 10 p m. Promoter John Roddy set aside Waterloo seats and offers $2 round trips with depart and return from the local depot. Over 50 fans expected to travel for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Duffy
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
John Roddy
Pullin Wins Orange Township School Director Seat
In Orange Township yesterday Pullin defeated William Klingaman for school director as light voter turnout marked the election. A sociable box is listed at Dewar with a program to follow at 8 o'clock Sunday evening.
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Orange Township
Pullin
William Klingaman
Gota
Dewar
Up-to-date Fashion Patterns from Evening Courier
Readers are invited to order Waterloo Evening Courier fashion patterns by mail. Patterns include a two-piece coat in double breasted style and a wrap skirt, with sizes 16 to 20 years for misses and small women, plus bust measurements for larger fits. Requests require 12 to 16 cents in silver or stamps and patterns are mailed in about ten days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Austrian railways plan swift budget balance restoration
Austria aims to cut the railway deficit as President Guenther reports after three months of reconstruction. He expects a 400 billion crown reduction in the current year, excluding the 600 billion crown traffic tax. The plan relies on economy measures and re negotiating contracts to ease the government’s balance.
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Vienna
Guenther
Postwar Fuel and Labor Cuts Hit Crown Economy
The government plans to raise freight rates by 10 percent above prewar levels and dismiss 14,290 employees. The moves are expected to save about 67.9 billion crowns annually, as the purchasing department reorganizes.
Hospital for Veterans to Build Tuberculosis Facility
In San Fernando California Volney Craig announced a new hospital for tubercular war veterans will begin construction soon. The facility near San Fernando will house 500 beds and follows an accepted government offer for a vital site. Local officials expect rapid progress.
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Hospital For Veterans
San Fernando
Cal
Volney Craig
San Fernando Ranchez
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