Margery Bown and Frederick Webster Wed in California
Society notes report the marriage of Margery Bown daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Bown to Frederick Chavis Webster son of Mr and Mrs C F Webster of Galesburg Ill The ceremony took place at noon at the Biltmore Angles California with Episcopalian service led by Dr Edson Hefsnider Santa Anna Present at wedding were immediate families and a breakfast followed They will travel to San Francisco Seattle and Banff Lake Louise returning to 118 North Prairie Galesburg They will be at home after May 7 19 8?
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J. A. Bown
Third Avenue West
California
Margery
Frederick Chavis Webster
C. F. Webster
Galesberg
Biltmore Herel
Angéles
Edson Hefsnnder
Santa Anna
Cal
Galesburg
Webster
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Canadian Rockies
Banf
Lake Louise
North Prai
WCTU Backs Federal Bills and Promotes Prohibition
At Memorial hall on Tuesday the W C T U urged Congress on immigration and child labor constitutional amendments and educational bills while opposing a beer alcohol rise and endorsing two world conferences against drugs. The group also prepared 15 comfort kits for Fort Ringgold soldiers as Mrs Yapp led the program.
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Memorial Hall
Washington
Union
Fort Ringgold
Tex
FF. Yapp
GO. M. Vain Swearingen
Mitchell County Union
G. W. Lucht
di Mitchell
Professor Roy Abbott to Speak at Woman's Club
Professor Roy Abbott of Iowa State Teachers College will address the Home and Education Department on Resenes and Re ligion at Waterloo Woman's Club Friday afternoon. The event, postponed from February, features vocal numbers with Miss Martha McCormick and hostesses Mrs F L Popp, C O W Griner, and TW Headford. A Kensington gathering follows in Knights of Pyth ing hall. refreshments and a picnic supper are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Abbott
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo
Wominin
Abbott
Martha McCormick
Soprang
Mines
T. GC
Cedar Tleights Woman's Club
Bp.l. A. Ferguson
John W. Charles
Edu ‘Ational
Teachers College
Reading the Paper Opens Hearts to Real People
A reader recalls how newspaper items of accidents engagements and deaths feel personal when you realize they reflect real lives nearby. The piece urges looking beyond the printed words to sense the human emotions behind every notice and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Beauty Chats on facial massage and molding techniques
A health column discusses facial massage and molding to reduce wrinkles and sagging, noting steps from neck to cheeks and lips. It references using cocoa butter, the need for professional nose surgery guidance, and mentions a red nose caused by circulation and elimination issues with advice to address root causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne
Hattie B
C L V A Alumni to Stage Play Tonight at School Auditorium
C L V A alumni present The site Cladhopper at Our Lady of Victory academy school auditorium this evening as a benefit for the association. Entertainment begins 8 45 PM open to all. Cast includes Constance McDermott Paul Kildee Ruth Smith Franklin Kes Claire Wade Verie McDonough Paul Durnald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abimat of
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Sehoal Auditorium
Mary Kildee
Constance McDermott
Paul Kildee
Ruth Smith
Franklin Kes
Claire Wade
Veriie McDonough
Paul Durnald
Odd Fellow Groups to Stage Rural Comedy at West High
The Odd Fellows present a rural comedy Dian Weatherby Prize a three act play at West High auditorium Thursday evening under the auspices of Waterloo lodge J O L 716 and Sunshine Rebekah lodge with a student choir and Evangelical orchestra providing music After the first act a song and dance will follow Clarence Nelson and Genevieve Made igs perform in a light skit The cast includes Dan Yt Ala Buy Bescuo diston and Whaleso wing 3 Presenters G W Van Dran William Thompson and Mrs Nellie Lichty direct with Marie Gordon Also listed are Tom La Gordon William Talbott and Marie D Elliott among others in a lively village drama full of community figures and relations with Mrs Marie Gordon as president of Teathen society and Nellie Lichty among the prize winners.
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Dian Weatherby
West High Auditorium
Ww Waterloo Tadge
J. O. OL 716
Sunshine Rebekahose
Eal Vhry
Evangelical Arvehestra
Vorel
Goeod-Tye
Miss Leone
Ace Dent
G. W. van Dran
William Thompson
Nellie Lichty
Marie Gordon
Dan
Lera
W. Nieha
Laurie Hiiwis
Efticen
Thomas W. Porter
Patrick McPhalen
William Thompison
Dick Viirer
Genta
Banham
Sim Johnson
Hiwk
Colored Choreau
Tom la Gorden
Doctor Burton
William Talbott
Martha Sean
Joey Pelaherty
Granny Hughes
Idell McCord
Jonnie Purdiy
Jennie Daley
Sadie Hodges
Freda Moore
Mary Stuffles
Sirs
Mabal Talbott
Dorothy Burton
Edith Phillips
Former Drake University alumni plan Saturday reunion
Former Drake University students will gather at Black's tea room at 2 p m Saturday for a rally dinner. Dr. Morehouse, president, will be present to extend greetings, with Will Robert Pinch as alumni secretary and Drs. Guy Berank on the board. Miss Dette Gracey, a public speaking instructor, will handle reservations for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake University
Black
P. m
Dr. Morehouse
Robert Pinch
Genereal
Guy Berank
Dette Gracey
Local lodge activities and social events update
Patriotic society plans include a program with numbers by each unit. Daughters of Isabella select Miss Alon Feyereisen as pew program chair. Davenport circle reports over 3500 invested in enterprises. Royal Neighbors hold a card party and social at K C hall. Dancing club to host leap year dinner at lodge hall east on Thursday evening.
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Isabella
Alon
Feyereisen
Pew
J. Dowling
Re. Vent
Castile
K. C. Hall
J. A. Aroner
Davenport
Straisfic Enterprises
Puarty
East Thurs
Church News and Meeting Notices From Westminster Parish
Philathewclans of Westminster Presbyterian church held a picnic supper in church parlors with nearly all members present Mrs Rohit demonstrated first aid methods A Presbyterian Brotherhono will be addressed by Rev S V Williams pastor of St Pauls M 4 1 church at the meeting today at 7 45 p m There will be refreshments Officers will be elected at the monthly meeting of First Lutheran Missionary society at the church parlor Thursday afternoon Mmes Otto Meier J Tegtmeier and Henry Mueller will hostesses Christ Episcopal Waddies guild will meet Thursday with Alry Lore Abord Jr Assistant hostesses will be Mimes J C Rick er J C Bickley William Bates T R McCoy and Wiliam Brecken ridge
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Philathewclans
Westminster Presbyterian Church
S. V. Williams
St. Paul’s M
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Otto Meier
J. Tegtmeier
Henry Mueller
Christ Episcopal Waddies’ Guild
Alry
Lore Abord, Jr
Mimes
J.C. Ricker
J. C. Bickley
William Bates
T. R. McCoy
Wiliam Breckenridge
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Reported in Town
Irene Newell hosted Le Buoch with refreshments as Misses Larsen and Zenzel plan two weeks hence. Mary Nauman hosted D club for St Patrick's, with Irish jokes and 500, served by Burtner sisters and hostess. Get-Together Club met for informal social time hosted by Mrs Jensen. Silver Star met at Mrs Hughes with games and helpers. On-Tray-New Club at Miss Quinn's with contests and theatre trip. Bank Review Club to present Joseph Hergesheimer program at East High Friday 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mother Nauman
D. Club
St. Patrick’s
Richard Burtner
J.D. Burtner
Kathryn Quinn
Thordes Kndson
Catherine Kicker
Bank Review Club
Joseph Hergesheimer
Mieting
East High School
Dinner in Britt tearooms draws 35 members
Commandery dinner at the Britt tearooms reported about 35 members present. Trae Cashler of the Star leak travelled to Chicago for a meeting of the American Bank association division. Mrs Kirkland attended. Mel M. Ames of Garrison died Monday afternoon after a long illness, survived by three children.
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Conmmandery
K.T
Britt
Dows
Trae
Dag Cashler
Star Leak
Chicago
Ings Bank
American Ban Assuchidon
Tas
Casalle Hotel
Mr. and
Mire
J. Kirkland
Mel
WL. Ames
Garrison
Fran Caver
iUice
Bert Arlee
Bert Ono
Iwi
Veterans of Staff at College Honored at Faculty Dinner
Cedar Falls March 19 Men affiliated with Iowa State Leachers college faculty and administration for 25 years or more were honored by the Faculty club at a dinner in Bartlett hall dining room. About 140 guests attended with wives. toastmaster J. O. Finkenbinder led the event.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Leachers College
Dimmer
Bartlett Hall
HH. H. Seerley
David Sands Wright
AL FL Arey
G. W. Walters
George W Newton
Tern
GC. A. Fuilerton
Harry ¢. Cummins
F. B. Hersey
Louis Begeman
Ira
Condit
Roger Leavitt
State Board of Education
J. B. Nnoepfler
O. Finkenbinder
Commercial Club Elects Directors
Commercial club elects new directors Johnerg Eugene Smith and W C Martin at a meeting attended by 140, succeeding A K Adams Ed Madigan and F L Porter whose terms expired. Treasurer H W Johnson reports year end balance 818 52 with receipts 0 071 37 and expenditures 4 945 85. Roster lists 812 names. Secretary Mrs Andrew Hansen received a roses basket. portrait of L H Keep presented. Keep was longtime traffic committee chair and died two years ago. Second Nielsen death reported two weeks along with a poisoning death of a younger sister. both deaths occurred near the Nielsen farm. Rainbow club to meet for nutrition course at president Mrs Gilbert Isely’s home. Extension School Directors confer with attendees from various towns including Hilliard Louderbeck Reid Dunlevy Criswell Neltsell Dickenson.
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Johnerg
Eugene Smith
W. C. Martin
Commercial Club
A. K. Adams
Ed Madigan
F. L. Porter
I. A. McNabb
I. W Johnson
Ray Berkdahl
R. W Getchell
H. W. Johnson
Andrew Hansen
L. H. Keep
Keep
Special Cedar Falls School Board session expected
Cedar Falls school board to hold a Friday special session with probable election of the superintendent. Other notes include local movements and visits, a few hospital and family updates, and a Cedar Rapids doctor conducting a school of instruction in Vinton.
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Cedar Falls
Tate Convention Holds Interest of B P W Members
A meeting of 85 B P W club members at Blank’s discussed state convention plans for May. Miss Catherine McNally reported committees underway, with Ethel Resor in charge of finances and ways and means. Vaudeville acts are scheduled. three more groups requested to compete, with six acts and a style revue planned. Remodeling aims to ready clubrooms, while potential permanent home sites are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank
Catherine McNally
Ethel Resor
Heas
Fannie Hemenway
Lizabeth Kenney
Sioux Cityans Sentenced for Possessing Narcotics
Sioux City, March 19. F L Malone and his wife were arrested by federal narcotic agents for possession of narcotics. They faced sentencing in federal court after the seizure. The case underscores ongoing federal efforts against drug trafficking in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Sioux City
F. L. Malone
Courier pattern request for fashion design details
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlo o enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending to your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Drug possession and sentences handed down by city judge
City Judge Carlos W. Goltz sentenced Malong to one year in jail for illegal possession of drugs. His wife was ordered to an institute to undergo a drug cure as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malong
Carlos W. Goltz
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Get-Together
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Sac County
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Keokuk
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J. B. Neltsell
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Garrison Bank FS
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A. Nielsen
United Bank Lutheran Church
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Lone Beach
Speer
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Mount Vernon
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Iowa
TATE
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Charlotta Howe
World Court
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March Committee
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Mary Walter
Bendel
Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America
John Deere Company
Horlick
Hickory
A.stein & Company
Paris Garters
Hew
York
Lloyd
Medical and
Dental Service
Buchanan
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Gilt Wood-Warefieed CO
Menominee
Michigan
Lioyvdhess Baby Carriages & Furniture
Uord Manufecturin Co
Gentlesien
Thenenceer Uord
Lafayette St
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