Pianist and Reader to Perform at Lafayette PTA Meeting
Aliss Berg and Miss Leah Hickelberg will present a program at the Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the school hall Tuesday evening. Seventh grade children will sing before, and a short business meeting will follow. The program includes Gavotte, Minutes Waltz, County Enos, Yiddisha Love, When Horse, Intermezzo, Spring Idol, caprical panel, The Christian Sol ve When I Leave This World Be gone. A Tuesday afternoon luncheon is planned by the B C T Club with Mrs. Alta Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Bernice Berg
Leah Hickelberg
Lafayette
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Catholic Girls Cub
Jos
Eph
Catholic Girls’ Club
Our Lady of Victory Hall
Fidelity Circle
National Music Week Dates Set for May 8 to 9
National Music Week runs May 8 and 9 with national and local groups rallying to celebrate. The General Federation of Women's Clubs lists observances including featuring American artists, community singing, school programs, circulating music books, and displays. Special music programs linked to moving pictures with local American solo and ensemble acts are suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Club
Committee On
Aids For
Committee On Education
National Music Committee
Sacred concert at First Brethren Church features Miss Borchers
Miss Lola Borchers of Freeport Illinois assisted by the church choir under Donald Baum presented a highly regarded sacred concert at First Brethren Church last evening. The program included solos by Borchers, choir anthems, and several works from Mendelssohn Tschalkowsky Buck and Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Borchers
Freeport
Ill
Donald Baum
First Brethren Church
Williams
Shou
Our Father
Uriggs
Miss Borchers
Galbraith
Tschalkowsky
Scott
Aliss Borchers
Dee
Buck
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Jesus
Israel
Beauty creams for cleansing and skin care tips
An article extols cold cream as a daily skin remedy for tired, dirty skin and outlines a DIY cleansing cream formula using white wax spermaceti white mineral oil rose water borax and almond or olive oil as optional nourisher. It includes methods for cleansing rough skin blackheads and refreshing the face with hot cloths, scrubbing, and cold water finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viero
Side Talks On Shields And Seeing The Other Side
A narrative on two knights arguing over a shield's color to reveal how limited view leads to wrong judgments. The tale shifts to everyday cases of snap opinions about neighbors and a politician judge, showing how partial perspectives distort truth until the other side is heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Pupemer Colony
Mrs. B
Justice of the Peace
Hizzoner
Church Activities Include Regular Meeting and Officers Elect
Deborah society of First Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wednesday at 2 p m for sewing with hostesses Mwes Hattie Eason C D Becker H C DeWitt C A Johnson and George Att Utili Dutei. Grace Methodist Sunday school class elects officers G L Hoffman president WY Faust vice president E D Yahnke secretary Roy Lee treasurer W D Davidson recording secretary. Picnic supper and program of vocal solos and readings follow. First Presbyterian player guild meets at 2 30 Wednesday with hostesses Lena Anderson Jesse Baugher and BE Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
First Methodist
Piscopal Church
Mwes
Hattie Eason
C. D. Becker
H. C. DeWitt
C. A. Johnson
George Att
Utili Dutei
Grace Methodist Church
G. L. Hoffman
WY. E. Faust
E. D. Yahnke
Roy Lee
W. D. Davidson
Player Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
Lena Anderson
Jesse Baugher
BE. W. Bell
Gardeners sow onion seed as sets scarce amid high prices
Gardeners face a shortage of onion sets with red and yellow varieties at 6 dollars per bushel, roughly double last year. Some plan to sow onion seed now to ensure a patch this season, noting seed should yield milder onions and quicker harvests despite cold spells.
Rotary train carries Waterloo to district meet
Waterloo Rotary delegates and wives, over 100 people, depart at 7:60 am on a seven-car special to Fort Dodge for the district convention. The party's trip includes singing, piano, and Rotary banners, with Rotarians joining from Burlington Oelwein Charles City and Independence. The train arrives Fort Dodge at 10:02 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rotary
Mi‘nofg
Fort Dodge
Ilinois Central
W. W. Wyant
W. Scott Williams
Sinois Central Western Lines
Willams
Burlington
Rock Island
Oelwein
Great Western
Charles City
Cedar Falls
Independence
Fort Dodre
Local Notes and Social Slice from Waterloo and Cedar Heights
Mrs. O J Valentine visits relatives in Waverly. Biklets hold 1 pm luncheon at Black's Tuesday. Hazel Clark visits Osage relatives. J H Coleman travels to Pueblo Arizona for a visit. A J Shimer returns from Chicago hospital for a minor operation. S B Rosenthal returns to Detroit after business visit. Cedar River athletic field draws spring activity with kite flying. Fr J Henrys will probate leaves all property to sister Madge Beam with executor Seth Beem. Mrs Lamson travels to Iowa City for medical care. mother to stay two weeks. “Lightning” in Cedar Heights is a stage play proceeds support city parks. date pending. Rev J R Macartney to undergo internal goiter operation. in hospital ten days. Fay R Place visits Waterloo after severe illness. nearly recovered. Miss Helen Empton and Earl Jameson to play leads in The Irish Rose at Waterloo theatre April 24 for St Johns school and church fundraiser. Bazar and rummage sale announced at 223 W ath St Thurs Sat March 25 27 28. First Brethren ladies advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Valentine
Waverly
Biklets
Black’s
Hazel Clark
Osage
J. H. Coleman
Pueblo
Ariz
A. J. Shimer
Thompson l Avenue
Chicago
S. B. Rosenthal
Detroit
Mich
Cedar River
FR. J. Henry
Bate
Madge H. Beam
J. C. Beem
Seth C. Beem
Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
Rochester
Mian
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Hej
Fay R. Place
Jes Citizen-Herald
Waterloo
Joseph J. White
Jesup
Helen Empton
Earl Jameson
Berkell Players
Waterloo Theatre
St. John’s New School
Maddiean School of Dramatic Art
Bazar
Rummage Fale
St. Thurs
First Brethren Ladies
Gilbertville Motor Party Ends In Jail Report
A. F Ealer and Frank Thien are jailed after a Gilbertville incident. Three day sentences issued. their car wrecks in a vacant lot on Lafayette Street, block 1409.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
A. F Ealer
Frank Thien
Effy
Fervini
Lafayette Street
Drunk Driving Arrests After Night Collision
A collision near Lafayette led to police involvement after Frank Austin reported the crash at 11 p.m. Two drunken men were found in a wrecked car and arrested when officers moved it to a vacant lot. Edler and Thien pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court this morning. Two other defendants were fined $8.50 and costs on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Austin
Austin
Lower
Lafayette
Edler
Thien
Black Hawk County Alumni to Celebrate Endowment Fund Drive
Black Hawk County alumni of the University of Chicago will launch a campaign to raise 17 500 000 for endowment and campus development with a 6 30 p m dinner at Hotel Black Hawk Cedar Falls The guest speaker is Dr Frank Nugent Freeman University of Chicago Psychology professor Over 100 alumni clubs nationwide are holding similar events the largest in Chicago with 2 000 alumni at the Furniture Mart. Ernest Burton and Harold Swift lead the Chicago meeting with A A Stagg and Dr T W Goodspeed speaking Radio will carry the Chicago program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
University of Chicago
Jury Impaneled in Rudolph Case Against Doctor
A jury was impaneled this fore noon in Judge E. B. Stiles division to hear Mrs. Bertha Rudolphs suit against Dr. J. W. Rowntree. The plaintiff seeks $5,000 damages for burns to her hands and feet from X ray treatment for a skin condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stiles
Division of District Court
Bertha Rudolph
Court case details show plaintiff and defense attorneys listed
In the case, Reed, Tuthill & Reed represent the plaintiffs with Ben I. Salinger assisting. Mears & Lovejoy lead the defense with Charles M. Dutcher aiding. Jury examination of 16 venire members shows only two recently had physician treatments, described by plaintiff’s examiner J. S. Puthill as a healthy pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
Ben I. Salinger
Carroll
Iowa Supreme Court
Mears & Lovejoy
Charles M. Dutcher
Iowa City
J. S. Puthill
Y'S Men’s Club Meets Tonight with Readings by Students
Miss Eneathea Kenyon and Miss Frances Stotts of East High School will entertain Y's Men's Club members with readings at this evening's meeting in the Y M C A dining room. About 40 members plan a Cedar Rapids trip tomorrow evening on the W I & N to join Cedar Rapids and Davenport clubs in a joint gathering led by Glenn B. Beers. The three clubs will compete in volleyball, handball, and bowling tournaments. The welcome address at the event will be delivered by a club officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneathea Kenyon
Waterloo Boy Scout Leader to Host Banquet
Ray L Short former Waterloo Boy Scout executive will give a banquet. Response will be by Mr Beers. The Waterlog s Mans glee club will sing several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray, L. Short
Waterloo Boy Scout
Mr. Beers
Man’s Glee Club
Episcopal Junior Team Defeats Dysart Quintet In Classy Game
Episcopal junior basketball team defeated Evangelical junior cagers of Dysart 26 to 11 in a classy Saturday game. Christ Episcopal star Bicher scored 12 points from five field goals and three free throws. Flo played center. Parsons Sansone Coburn and Fowler started in the lineup. Fox led the Dysart squad with limited detail available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisk Episcopal
Evangelical
DySart
Bicher
Flo
Parsons
Sansone
Coburn
Fowler
Fox
Local boys seek summer work through M C A canvass
A Waterloo city canvass will start this week to place boys ages 12 to 16 in summer jobs. Lawn raking garden spading and similar tasks are cited as local options to earn camp fees. The camp committee meets Friday noon to finalize improvements for this summer's camp program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Waterloo
Association
A Dainty Party Dress Pattern From 1925 Fashions
Water loo Evening Courier presents a crepe de chine or voile party dress pattern in four sizes. The design features frills or lace trim with a peach voile variant. The pattern fits sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years requires 15 yards of 36 inch material for size 4 and costs 5 cents to mail for the 1925 Spring Summer Book of Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
GiNews of Societ
P.T. A
B.C. T. Club
Alta Fisher
First Brethren
Woman's’ Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter's Hall
Clyd
Hyband
Masonic Temple
Burdelia Sankey
Laverne Wilcox
Enitha Kenyon
Mmes
Paul Carson
John Boeller
R. A. Buck
Charles Lewis
G. L. Whitman
Frank R. Harman
Henry Iblings
Wirst Methodist Church
Oslwein
Juanita Thomas Thlings
Grundy Center
Sons of Veterans Camp
Mae Rodenhaver
Ernest
Bennett
Erwin McGinnis
George Forrester
G. A. Hospers
Jessie Fowler
Lennabore Berg
Webster City
Missey Lennabore
Helen Berg
Woman's Auxiliary
Lodge No. 30
L. x. Bickelberg
Rome
West Library
Sondra
Church News
Fort. Dodge
CITY
Sea Buchanan
James H. Lamson
C. GO. Lamson
University Hospital
Lamson
Black Hawk County “ Alumni of
Chicago End Endowment Fund
POST
Bran
Y’s Men’s Club
California
Episcopal
Garrison
Cameron
Dysert
Schroeder
Lindeman
Aschén
Brenner
Kullmer
Sauutman
Japan
Hyson
DRS. Harvey & Moodie Chiropractors
KOTEX
Bree
Reductron
Waterloo, Iowa
Ackerman Ding Co
St. James Black Dry Goods Co
Ith & Sycamore
Falan-Fleming Co
E. 4Th
Farrand Drug Co
Broadway Forum Drug & Grocery Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Sycamore St
B. W. Schaneman Co
R. W. Schaneman Co
Wangler Bros
Berg's
College Hill
College St
Tiere’s Thug Co
Main St
Graham Dry Goods Co
St Lee Dry Gowls Co
Iowa
J.J. McDevite Drug Co
Haskins-‘Wallace Department Store
F. &. Guthrie Ding Co
Conners Dry Goods Co., Inc
Kittlerby Dry Goods Co
Everett Ding Co
Waverly, Iowa
W. T. Stauffer Drug Co
Meyers Ding Co
H. H. Broady Deng Co
Giles Dry Goods Co
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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!