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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1928

Page

2

Founders Day Tea At Grace Methodist Church

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a founders day tea at 2 30 pm in Mrs Fred Adams home with over 100 guests. Program includes music and entertainment by DuMond and a string quartet, piano recitals by Little Billy Laie and Mrs Woo Dane, and violin numbers by Mi Eltabulle Storer. Gifts received by Mrs William Walters and committee with Mrs Thomwms Ealain Cedar is general chairman.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Priday Fred Adams DuMond Billy Laie Woo. Dane William Walters Thomwms Ealain Cedar i Hoxie Adams Gus Thede

Roosevelt P T A Elects Mrs Tibbits President

Mrs. Glenn Tibbits was elected president of Roosevelt school P T A at last night's meeting. other officers include Mrs. J E Armstrong first vice president Miss Mildred Selzeeter second vice president and Miss Elsie Church secretary treasurer. the program featured community singing vocal solos and the Roosevelt orchestra in its first public appearance. refreshments were served and fifth grade won a attendance prize.

Glenn Tibpitts Roosevelt School J. E. Armstrong Mildred Selzeeter Elsie Church Tibbitts D. EK. Armstrong Grace Ullemeyer Rauschbaum Oley Speaks Eva Neubauer Roosevelt Orchestra Jules Reynard Kenneth Clark Poupee Valiante Poldini Fountain Reynard Bruce Gates Gates Business College Europe

St Patrick Dinner Parade at B and P W Club Meeting

The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a St Patrick dinner for 66 members and guests in WHS era rooms. Tables feature green decor and Murphys O Tooles and other family names. Students from West High perform, and a burlesque closes the program.

St. Patrick WHS Murphys O'Tooles O'Shers Indiana W. W. Warsaw Charity Craig Ccragi Little Duck Mary Horner Huth Hamlin Bess Nichols West High School Robert Dunkelberg Mae Dowell Rachmaninoff Ramona Smith Leonore Zeilinger Virginia Troup Bernice Ravelin Elizabeth Kenney Catherine McNaily Vera Burk Jessie Sweeney Fb, Brecksus Charlotte Howe

U C T Auxiliary Councilors Honor The Patrol Team

Twelve councilors and twelve patrol team members of the dusillary to Waterloo Post United Commercial Travelers gathered for a 1 o'clock luncheon in Black's tearoom. High bridge score was earned by Mrs Eldo Wilton and Miss Var Drichl. Talks were given by several officers and Mrs Louis Whitman, patrol captain, gave the response. Anniversary honors went to Mr and Mrs John Christenson at their eleventh wedding anniversary. Gifts were presented at a gathering that included a bridge contest and a luncheon.

C. F. Glockner W. E. Schoen Lillian Tuntington T. C. Scott Louis Whitman John Christenson Heir Parory I. T. Bryant Lloyd Willier Bridge Louilla Bryant T. G Christenson Christenson

Missionary Society and Church Notices From Union Congregational

The Union Congregational Church missionary society meets tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. George King and Mrs. William Twaites hosting. a short program and lunch will close. St Paul’s EL Church Bible class met yesterday afternoon at Anna Gunther’s home with twenty women. social time and refreshments followed. Linden M EL Church installed a new bulleting board donated by members and P A Marble. circle five of First Lutheran met for needlework and visiting. Rev F Herbert Moehmann of Trinity American Lutheran will lead a midweek Lenten service at 7 30 p m Thursday.

Yd A. M. Bridge Club Amrs. K. MM St. Paul's AL EL Church Anna Gunther Bratnober Street Linden M. EL Church P. A. Marble Circle Five First Lutheran Missionary Society Fred Hunemiller F. Herbert Moehlmann Trinity American Lutheran Church Henry A. Gee St. Louis Thomas Horton Clinton St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Waterloo Christ Episcopal Church E. B. Mounsey

Milk Cure Promoted For Beauty And Digestive Health

Readers report interest in a milk cure claimed to ease hundreds of stomach related ailments. The method emphasizes an eight ounce daily milk regimen and dietary adjustments to improve digestion skin tone and overall health, with cautions about proper proportions and nutrition.

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Y W Playground Show Plans With Dances and Demos

The Y W C A health education and playground associations team up for an evening program at 7 15 tomorrow featuring folk dances games stunts and swimming. Miss Louise Palmer and Victor Read lead preparations with public attendance invited. The program lists numerous named dances and performers from local schools and clubs. A second item notes White Shrine of Jerusalem Spring ceremonial at 8 pm Friday in Masonic hall Cedar Falls with a banquet at 6 30 pm.

Health Education Department Association Playground Association Louise Palmer Health Education Victor Read Masiim Cless Groy Geraldine Langlas Rosemary Johnson Elainé Sullivan Lorene Rice Mary Garlan Tangney Winona Lobdel Betty Jane Graham Ruth Rie Dell Afary Jean Landgrat Suwanes Jean Shafter Marlon Arthur Margaret Arthur Visona Loodell Patricia Seesey Josephine Hunt Gladys Hogan Avone Campbell Mary Garlen Tangney Elaine Sullivan Lorene’ Rice Geraldine Lang Malvs Holden Barbara Johnson Eleanor Clark Shirley Jean Smith Coguette Helen Linde Eleanor Kurth Betty Cheney Winona Lobdell Alserta Mev Pevern Virginia Miler Vinette Clark Blaine Sullivan Patricia Seese Geraldine Lanelas St. Mary's St. Marys Our Lady of Victory Academy Bethany Temple White Shrine of

Club Notes Chronicle Local Society Events

Assoc Frank Larkin hosted Tambers at Black's tearoom with 4 Arthur Gribben of Dubuque as guest of honor. Luncheon and card games followed. favors given to Mrs. L. Bryant. Next Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Westatt's home. Mrs. Jake Moyers hosted Tuesday Luncheon guests including Mrs. Napiss Conger LInger Smelser.

Frank Larkin P. L. Club Black Arthur Gribben Dubuque Henry Schotter Jake Moyers Walter Delles Mary Napiss Elizabeth Conger Georga Lininger Ida Smelser Ark Iyo Wee

Ruth Suckow Evening at Waterloo Club

Ruth Suckow and her work will be discussed at a Waterloo club meeting under the Literary department at 2 30 pm with a public concert later the same day. Mrs Sloane Wallace will speak on Ruth Suckow and her book Iowa Interiors will be reviewed by Mrs James Henderson and a general discussion will follow. The evening concert features a Town State Teachers College string quartet led by Edward Kurtz with one original composition.

Waterloo Ube Literary Department Imue Arts Department At & Yp Sloane Wallace Ruth Suckow Laws Peysanwy Otterarcy Department

Laurette Reddin Engaged to Geo Albrecht for Spring Wedding

Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Laurette Reddin and George Albrecht. Miss Reddin, bookkeeper at Davids furniture, and Mr Albrecht, steamfitter for Illinois Central, plan to wed April 1.

Laurette Reddin Geo. Albrecht Laurely, Reddin George Albrecht Miss Reddin Michael Reddin Conger Street Davidsons Furniture Store Mr. Albrecht Joseph I. Albrecht Center Street Ilinois Central Railroad

Happy Hour Club Members Share Journeys and Club News

The Happy Hour Needlework Club met at Black's tearoom for a 2 pm lunch with decorations of tulips and Easter favors. Members spoke of trips to Florida California New York City and New Jersey as well as Mother Goose rhymes for Little Mary Chickering. School news includes membership totals for a Blue Triangle Prague drive with 337 members. 2 new members were added plus 145 renewals. The Acrobats Menagerie and Glowns groups reported new members and renewals. A talk on The Amana Society is planned by Rev. O M Vagey. Married at First Baptist Church were Miss Jene L. Bige and Lester E. Deheart. Dinner planned for Iowa state highway commission staff at Black's with 24 in attendance. Womans Relief Corps set 2:30 pm meeting in Memorial hall.

Chautauqua Club Public Library West Central America Europe C. C. Cadwallader Panama Colombis Panama Canal Roosevelt Costa Rica America Happy Hour Needlework Club Black's Tearoom William Bates F. L. Benedict Florida J. O. Trum Bauer California Iowa R. H. Garri Gon New York City New Jersey Mary Chickering Mother Goose Charles Chickering Waterloo Chickering Copenhagen N. Ya J. W. Krapfel E. L. Cartan T. Ri. McCoy Blue Triangle Prague Florence L. Biinton Cora Loomer Edna Engler Marrisge Jene L. Bige Jesse Bige Route 8 Waterloo Township First Baptist Church Waverly Lester E. Deheart John | Deheart Cedar Rapids Ray | Smith Black's Department Deheart J. A. Paulisen Black Iowa State Highway Commissia Paulsen

The Patient Spirit Meditation on Patience and Faith

A Wednesday religious meditation discusses the virtue of patience as a test of spiritual poise. It cites James and a tale of Shackleton to illustrate endurance, urging trust in God’s processes and a prayer for a teachable, hopeful spirit.

Patience James Shackleton Antarctic Cape Patience Beeven

City Employee Describes Leveled Path After Woman's Fall

City worker testifies the sidewalk at Mulberry and Fourth streets was leveled after heavy snow. Miss Elizabeth Landgraf, 68, sues the city for 10000 in a fall crossing from the Terminal to Lincoln Park. Witnesses describe snow removal efforts and the condition of the crosswalk on Dec 15 and days after.

Elizabeth Landgraf Mulberry Fourth Streets Bec McCoy & Beecher Walter P. Jensen A. B. Lovejoy Miss Landgraf Lincoln Park Fourth Street

Fresh Air Essentials for Child Development and Talent Growth

The article argues fresh air and balanced recreation are vital for nutrition and growth. It advocates limited Friday and Saturday outings, artistic play with paints and clay, access to diverse social contact, and exposure to various work to unlock latent talents. It also oddly praises daily infant crying as a form of early physical exercise.

Traer Man Fined for Reckless Driving

John H B Pratt of Traer Indiana faced charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and reckless driving. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving, was fined $895 plus costs by Judge J Beem, and a portion of the fine was suspended.

John HB. Pratt Traer Pratt J. ©. Beem

Five Waterloo Officials Link Forest City Indianola Roots

The coming city and school elections reveal five Waterloo leaders traceable to Indianola and Forest City. A G Reid and Will A Lane from Indianola are re elected to west and east school boards, while Leon A Link and J A Hartleip from Forest City assume Waterloo council roles. M H Kelly, once Waterloo postmaster, also spent youth in Forest City. Reid, educated at Simpson, Michigan, taught athletics, then practiced law and moved to Waterloo in 1910. Lane trained in banking, now First National Bank cashier. Hartleip helped launch regional electric ventures before Waterloo leadership. Link, a former printer, serves as Courier foreman.

Teeens Indianola Forest City Waterloo A. G. Reid West Will A. Lane Leon A. Link West Waterloo J. A. Hartleip M. H. Kelly Reid Simpson University of Michigan Michigan Monmouth Lane First National Barn Hartiip Lake Mills Flouring Company Lake Mills Hartseip Rockford Barkal & Hartseip Waterloo Electical Supply Company Julius Andrae É Sons Chicago Hub Electric Company Kelly Hartlelp Link Hartleip Republican Courier

Hobby Show Committees Named For Waterloo Event

Scott Dunkelberg heads crafts committee and Dr L B Scott chairs pets for the Waterloo Hobby and Pet show set for April 13 and 14. J H Godtfri ng announced in Courierhall as committee heads finalize personnel and plan entries with the collections committee led by Harry Bahr meeting at Black's teargam. Open to Waterloo youths under 17, four classes cover collections art crafts and pets with entry options including whittling clay molding and music.

Harry Dunkelberg Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc L. B. Scott Courierhall J. H. Godtfring Harry Bahr Black’s Teargam Waterloo Evening Courier City Recreation Department Waterloo

Iowa Flier Killed in Texas Brother of Waterloo Man

Lieut. Willam C. Williams a 35 year old Atlantic resident and municipal employee died when the plane he piloted struck a telephone pole near the Second division air field at Fort Sam Houston Texas. An observer, Lieut. Russell H. Cooper, was injured but not critically. Williams, a World War I air service veteran, had been recalled for reserve duty last October and was brother of C M Williams deputy collector here.

Willam C. Williams Atwntic Air Torps Reserve Second Division Air Field Fort Sam Houston Texas M. Williams Fourth Street East United States Revenue C. M. Williams Wiliams Atlantic Russell H. Cooper Williams

Brain Test Answer Summary

The text presents a sequence of true false answers labeled with numbers. It notes possible identities such as uncles on different sides, an orphan, and an old American flag, alongside a parenthetical note about true or false for each item.

Bill Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

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