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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
12
Miss Marguerite Eiches and Neal Winslow announced their upcoming marriage at a Galloway club gathering hosted by the bride’s mother. The event drew 35 guests, featured a two course supper in pink and white, and included dancing and games. The couple plans to wed on March 25.
Preliminary plans to entertain 300 delegates at the Union meeting of G I A to B in Waterloo on Oct 14 were made at the regular session of the Local auxiliary. Letters of acceptance to attend from many organizations were read by the president. The auxiliary will observe its thirtieth anniversary with a party and dance in Knights of Columbus hall March 15.
Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren church elected 1925 officers and delegates to the Cedar Rapids branch convention, during the May monthly session at the home of Misses Christine and Lucreta Rauthe. Officers include Alice Christ president Helen Whittle vice president Florence Taylor secretary Christine Rauthe treasurer Nellie Bickford secretary of literature Darrene Whittle secretary of bank offering Esther Schenck program committee chairman. Mrs A C Kessler was reelected patroness.
A vintage column extols practicing frugal chic over imitation gold, praising semi precious stones and bold enamel pieces. It notes old jewelry from past generations, hair brooches, and the revived value of 19th century styles as prices rise.
Side Talks argues illness educates sympathy more than minds alone. It recounts a woman who claimed others cannot feel her pain, then reflects on how illness narrows focus, fosters egoism, and tests family patience, urging readers to reassess their own postures toward suffering.
Y W C A workers including Mrs. McMaunus acting advisor and Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Marie Watters traveled to Cedar Rapids for a two day conference on Educational Ideals and Aims of Religious Work. Principal speakers include Miss Clarissa Spencer Miss Alice Reynolds and Miss Lois Diehl. They plan to return Saturday.
Thomas K. Kelly, a Minneapolis and St. Paul business leader, will speak at the Kiwanis noon program at Hotel Russell-Lamson next Tuesday. He leads T. K. Kelly Sales System and several banks, and serves in multiple civic and professional roles in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities.
The Goldengloclal club session is postponed to March 26. Dancing follows the Moosehart legion business session in Moosehall Friday evening. Members hosted a birthday gathering for BBE Jasperson at his home last evening. Favors go to Mrs. Jasperson and IW Sandergard. Serving by Mrs. Z C Madsen and Mrs. A EL Anerson.
Homemakers class of First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7 o clock Friday in the parish parlors to elect officers. Mizpah Circle of King’s Daughters gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. H. Vern Meyers home with devotional by Mrs. F. C. Barron and a business session. Violin selections by Maxine Kessler, with Mrs. Rose Reichard Marshall, accompanied the program.
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SITY TN BRIEF covers eye services, social visits, divorce decree, bankruptcy filing, a civil damages case, a twin birth in Dayton, and local NAACP meeting. It notes a storm sewer assessment protest meeting, and revival services at East Park Presbyterian Church with B. Siple speaking on hope.
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West High riflemen finished the initial stage of the national high school championship on school ranges. The remaining two stages of the high school match and three stages of the Astor cup will be fired next week. Five top scores from ten entrants counted toward the competition. Craig Bhyson could not shoot last night but will participate in retiming stages. The accompanying table lists preliminary tryout averages up to 460 and first stage scores for 16 prone and 10 sitting shots with names including Dube Shanks, Werner Hattrup, Charles Mosby, Harvey M4, Kenneth Baldwin, Walter Harerip, Lewis Smith, Craig Ellyson, Adsall Rust, Joan McCall, Charles Howe, and Eugene Hardinger.
Residents from Pleasant Valley district No 8 in Grundy county allege illegal conduct by judges during Mondays school election They claim voting ended around 2 pm and old board members were reelected Delegation sought help from the county school superintendent and attorney with their complaints action pending uncertain.
Bristow Ta March 12 Mrs Ida McClelland Derd aged 68 died at 38 a m yesterday after one week of confluent smallpox Her husband a Civil War veteran died two years ago Survivors are two sons John Clinton and Randall Bristow and two daughters Mrs Clarence Fleer and Mrs Ben Grayhill Waterloo Burial this afternoon was in Bristow cemetery
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