Employed Girls Plan Evening of Entertainment at Y M C A
Waterloo health education and employed girls departments organize a Monday program in the association gymnasium. Employed Girls council members arranged acts including dramatizations and a style revue by local companies. J H Brown will play piano. Refreshments and a second gym class follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health’ Education
Association Gymnasium
Black’s
Paul’ Davis
Waterlon Garment Company
Mrac J. H.brown
MecClallan
Walker Remedy
Julephoic
Hawkeye Oil
Rath’s
iSvesge
Waterloo
Waterloo Girls May Enroll for Workers School
Miss Nellie Brown of the Y M C A Employed Girls department says Waterloo girls may join the University of Wisconsin summer program for women workers. The aim is cultural education not a Y W C A project following last year’s experiment in Madison factories where eight workers enrolled as special students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madson
Wisconsain
D. Lescohier
Nellie Brown
Waterloo
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Beauty Makeup Tips for Photo Portraits in 1920s Style
Practical advice on cosmetics and posing for photographs. Emphasizes camera limitations and the need to enhance eyebrows lashes and lips with makeup, while avoiding rouge. Recommends powder, foam, and careful hair care, plus purifying treatment for pimples and dietary tips for oily skin.
Side Talks On Charity And Judging Others In Rain
A reflective column recalls a harsh bus or streetcar scene from a rainy night, then shifts to admonitions about giving others the benefit of the doubt. It recalls a wartime sweater rumor and urges patience, empathy, and remembering the other side before judging.
Chicago Contralto to Perform in Three Day Song Recital
Frederica Gerhardt Downing of Chicago will take part in a three day spring musical festival recital at First Methodist church April 21 22 and 20 arranged by C Albert Sholin. Critics praise her range power and rich contralto tone. She previously sang with the Chicago Grand Opera company for several seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica Gerhardt Downing
Chicago
Methodist Church
C. Albert 5Holin
Seveera Seasons
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Harp Ensemble to Charm at Teachers College
The DeMarco Harp Ensemble performs at Iowa State Teachers College in College auditorium on Thursday evening. The program features a mix of harp, violin, cello and piano in duo, trio, and quartet formats, showcasing diverse pieces by Musicians such as Moskowski Sarasate and Puccini, with selections including Berceuse, Gavotte Scotty, and Serenade. The group is led by Miss Elena DeMarco with members Mans Zaldant, Evelyn Flizikowski, Agnes Pringte, Betty Nelson, and Hel Templeton, highlighting vocal and instrumental solos and three harp ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMarco
College Auditorium
Iowa Slate Teachers College
Elena DeMarco
Chicago
Mans Zaldant
Evelyn Flizikowski
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony
Agnes Pringte
Betty Nelson
Hel Templeton
Tle
Prhul
Potdini
Ello
Golard
Vinlit-Rello
Serefade
Drige
Amarela
Winnd
Gorefraid
Swanee
Sones
Cindy Lowg
the Brook
Iowa Music Club Convention Sets New Standard
More than 200 delegates and visitors from 7 chapters attended the fifth biennial Iowa Federation of Music Clubs in Iowa City this week. The event featured entertaining acts by the Japier auxiliary from Absen tine and groups from Davenport and Perts, plus rehearsals of Pinafore by the university chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Federation
Towa City
Mildred Gleason
Waterloo
Zimbalist
Davenport
Perts
Tewa Vity Club
Dleberates
Anil
Tunior
Davennore
Chase
Muscatine
Nianist
Viel’-Ist
Finn
Society editor announces page rowh edits and programs
Between X and 3 30 a m the society editor notes musical programs and lone fiesta details, with legible handwriting and form entries. The notice asks to remember that power is carried by thousands, and lists names of married women with their husbands.
Ames Convention Registration Notes and 1926 Meet Plans
The report records Mrs. Harall Smith as registrar and Wax delegate from B Natural Music Club. An invitation from the Ames Chamber of Commerce and music clubs was accepted for the biannual meeting, to be held in Cedar Rapids with a board session planned for March 1926.
Shakespeare Scene On Waterloo Woman’s Club Program
The Waterloo Women’s Club Fine Arts department presents a Shakespeare scene from The Tempest performed by Mrs. 8 and others as part of a study in art and music. The event opens after a 2:30 meeting with solos by Mrs. Shores and a piano piece by Miss Dorothy Kline. Hostesses include Mrs. Bickley and Mrs. Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Howard Burr
G. W. Chester
Mes
A. S. Weishaar
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman‘'s Club
R. Shores
Grainger
Dorothy Kline
W. H. Bickley
W. Schuneman
Afrs
J. G. Hildebrand
Upert Brooke
H. G. Wells
Literary Department
Brooke
France
Wells
E. W. Grout
Raymond Folk
B. I. Holton
Abs. C. N. Shana
Local clubs hold gatherings with music and meals
Chub Notes A G elut membership met at Miss Anna Trainor's home Thursday evening where a hostess violin solo energized the program. Hours were spent making emblems. Mrs James Black will host the approur club at a 1 o'clock luncheon in her home Tuesday. Miss Burnetta Sibert entertained a D I DB club last evening with luncheon helped by her mother Mrs J B Sibert. The time featured informal socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Launtry
WW. C. AL
Mac Mastick
Mae Byers
Jessie Dawley
Lucy Waudby
Mary Bradley
Thelma Stribley
Evelyn Kopatcha
Red Band Club
PT FE
OL Tameheon
Chapter 7
Black
C.D. Cass
Ethel] Hellen
A. G. Elut
Anna Trainor
James Black
Approur Club
John Jr Steely Named In Charge Of Waterloo Census
Tobn H. Steely is chosen by city assessor J A Townsley to supervise Waterloo's 1924 census effort. He brings prior census experience from 1920 and 1970 and will select 19 field enumerators and 3 office assistants from 65 applicants. Enumerators will cover defined blocks, with data as of Jan 1, and the process aims to complete the 60 day census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobn H. Steely
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo
Stealy
Lou Morgans
Prestor Bradley to Speak at Izaak Walton Banquet
The Izaak Walton League of America hosts Dr. Preston Bradley for an address at a Tuesday banquet at Russell-Lamson Hotel. He will share Ashing season stories and nature insights as members and nonmembers alike may attend. Reservations are led by Burr Lichty with a list of contact names for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaz
Walton
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Prestor Bradley
Dr. Bradley
Izaak Walton League of America
Walton League
Burr G. Liehty
John Ingo
Jack Casebeer
J. C. Murtagh
Nick Tiedemanga
Joe Hildebrand
Judee GW. Wood
B. W
N A Liehty Named Delegate to Sheet Metal Convention
Cedar Rapids Iowa March 21 The Town Sheet Metal Contractors association elected officers at its fifth annual convention Walter R Grissell president Ed Gertz vice president Will Thomason secretary I A Backman treasurer Oscar Uten chosen delegate to the National Warm Air Heating association convention Cleveland in April Walter R Grissell Frank Russell and Oscar Uten also named delegates to the National Sheet Metal Contractors convention Atlanta GA in June Dubuque selected as next year convention city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Anociation
Walter R. Grissell
This City
Ed Gertz
Davenport
Will Thomason
Mason City
I. A. Backman
Des Moines
Oscar Uten
Cleveland
Frank Russell
Oscar Ften
Anit R. FE
Pauley
Mason Cit NL
AL Lichty
Weterloo
J. A. Rackman
Es Moines
Sheet Metal Contractors Convention
Atlanta
Dubuque
Northwestern to Build Largest Western Conf Stadium
Chicago March 21 Northwestern University plans the first three-tecked fold concrete football stadium in America. It will seat 74 000 and be the Western Conference’s largest when ready for the 1975 season. The announcement came today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Northwestern University
Vernon Dale Lawrence and Lottie Mae Watson Weds
Vernon Dale Lawrence and Lottie Mae Watson of Waterloo were joined in marriage as listed in local civil records. Russell W. Exeleston of Conrad and Wilma L. Hanna of Conrad are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcim
Vernon Dale Lawrence
Lottie Mae Watson
Waterloo
Russell W. Exeleston
Conrad Wilma L. Hanna
Conrad
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Guide for Solving
Puzzle instruction showing across and down entries with letter placement. Clues list includes Word 1 maid in picture wearing, Word 2 a white spring flower, Word 3 newly married lady, Word 4 to cancel, Word 5 conjunction, Word 6 abbreviation, Word 7 precious stone, Word 8 a boy's name, Word 9 you and I together, Word 10 barnyard fowl.
Fire damages roof and attic at Fish residence
Fire from chimney sparks heavily damaged the roof and attic of Charles A. Fish at 210 Logan Avenue at 10 am. Damages to building and contents estimated at 1560 dollars. Firemen halted the blaze at the eaves with two water streams. A grass fire at 1628 Mulherry Street was extinguished by 10:40 am. The text references Herman C. Miller and an advertisement note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Fish
Logan Avenue
Mulherry Streat
Fridays Crossword Puzzle Answer Preview
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial answers follows. It includes numbers and phrases like 23 was, Napoleon, secretion, inflamed tissues, capital of, expatiation, metal shoulder plate, inner circle, island in the Aegean, hagoch, flower, to shrink, salt of, prayer, goddess of retribution, inflammation of lung, slender, civil wrong, one versed in polities, suffix forming nouns, marvels, not closed, to wound, dark bluish gray color, large sea duck, long ago, situation, resinous substance, and Monday. The final answer promised is the solution to Fridays crossword puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aegean
Hale Loasen
Prosperity Sparking Coal Shortage Revealed
The coal shortage stems from a damaged steamer Apollo last fall and a surge in native fox trapping profits. Trappers earned large sums and bought coats instead of wood, worsening local coal supplies amid sudden prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Births Reported In Town and Surrounding Areas
A list of births with dates and family names including Jenkins Roberts Nielsen Greene Brassina Rankin Heben Marx Heber Cochran Lazenby Nichols Mulhix Cav Wnaud Snavery Harter Wenzel and others, noting hospital or township locations and birth dates from March and February. Parents are identified with street addresses and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Xf. Jenkins
Fourth East
John Innes
Lee Roberts
Mobile
Marion
Chris A. Nielsen
Barletay Township
Marie Maxine
Elbert M. Greene
Home Park
David Calvin
Vincent Brassina
Saxon
Frank Salvator
Samuel E. Rankin
St Francia Hospital
Adelaide Jean
Lve
Marshalltown
Ben W. Aldridge
Baltimore
Charles Bens
C. L. Whittington
Falls
Joseph E. Heben
Linwoed
Josaph Eugene
Alts
Richard Marx
Alter
Web
Charlotte Mayle
Aloisius John Heber
Conger
Leonard Earl Sr
Tullary Monroe Cochran
Presbyterian Hospital
Donna Marie
Walter Lazenby
Waterloo
Ruth Est
Clifton F. Nichols
Lafayette
Gail Arthur
Edward Laverne Mul Hix
Sycamore
Arethur Donald
Edward James Cav Wnaud
St Francis Hospital
Agnes Evelyn
Everett Harter Snavery
Orange Township
Ivadel Rowena
Manley Freeman
State
Diane Tuth
Herman B. Wenzel
Rico Henman
Slight Change Made in Train Schedule of Rotary Special
A revised departure time shifts the Rotary special for the Fort Dodge district convention to 7 40 a m from Illinois Central depot with a complex consist including a sun parlor car and dining car. The train arrives Fort Dodge 1 00 a m Monday and departs 6 p m Treeday, with connections from Cedar Falls and Waterloo and Rotarians joining from Burlington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milholy
Fort Dodge
Oelwein
Illinois Central
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Western Lines
Memphis
Chicago
Waterloo
Charities City
Cedar Falls
Burlington
Tertuary
Rock Island
Illnois Central
Independene Rotary
Sixteen Indictments Returned by March Grand Jury
Sixteen additional indictments were returned yesterday by the March grand jury. Most are secret. three defendants have not yet been arrested. Loren Walker faces larceny by embezzlement in a Red Top Cab motorcar case, Claude Peverill a liquor nuisance charge, and Raymond Elliott a breaking and entering charge who is at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Walker
Red Top Cab Company
Claude Peverill
Raymond Elliott
Elliott
M. Shores
WaterLOO Evening Courier Patterns Offer
The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes up to date fashion patterns via mail. Readers enclose 15 cents per pattern, choose sizes 12 to 20 years, and patterns show a front lasing and tapered effect. A 16 year size needs 4 yards of 46 inch material, 14 yards for contrasting collar and cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
For the 15 Cents Enclosed Please Send Pattern
A brief request notes 15 cents enclosed and asks that the pattern be sent to a specified address. The fragment provides no names, dates, or locations beyond the instruction to mail for a pattern.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emems
Y.W
Perry Ratcliffe
Fern RatmMiffe
John Granfield
Helen Turner
Dorothy Dunahaugh
Fred Turner
Melvin Turner
Marvinga
G. C. Balcom
Commercial Street
Mndrei Balcom
Ralph Clabauezh
D. T. Clahaugh
FL J. Boeye
Clebaugh
John_T
Ehleanore
Onox
Aher
Rion
Edith
Ret Cross
Teachers College
Iowa Music Club
den Hur Hail
Leo Larson
William Davis
Jack Kent
Nellie Shannon
B. ®. Chandler
James Thomas
Thelma Willie
James Lamert
William Shaffer
Lena Coffin
Lincoln Sirere
Everett Swank
Dorothy Ichson
Yoral Sales
Thelma ¥Ley
Dorothy Catton
Plente
Nellie Willams
Etta Watters
U.—Union
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Ila Mitchel] Ia
Red Heart High School
Mary Jane
Gleaners’ Circle
Anna Kitt
Gleaners
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Uwenbvere
Jot Miller
Natural Music Club
Marsha McCormick
Temple Mebekni Lodge
1. O. QO. F. Ball
John Jr. Steely
Ikes
Preston Bradley
N. A. Liehty
Herman C. Miller
Daily Cross
Indies
Tuscany
Neat Securities
Eciapiti
Mafiriaitid
Ciaiteiris
Merieinitiais
Elbiaitid
Tienla Misimpieirisitis
Timaiplt Rich
Tdismpiriemie
ANON
Greality
ORS. Harvey & Moodie Chiropractors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!