Junior Auxiliary Meeting Set For Tomorrow In Waterloo
Junior Auxiliary of the Vine Arts Department of the Waterloo Women's Club will meet at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Eli House. An attractive program is announced featuring songs and readings by Margaret Noonan and Marion Liron, with Dr. B L Field presenting an illustrated talk on Birds of the Canadian Wilds at 7:00 that evening in the hotel drawing room. Mrs J H Reetor to host Post Macrons luncheon at noon tomorrow in Black's tearoom.
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Mexico
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Waterloo
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AL Mary Thorn
Waterloo Review No. 22
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Cedar Falls
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Joseph Vanderveer
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William Hearst
Iver Christoffersen
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Eldon Stevens
Marcia Stephenson
Noted Contralto of Chicago to Sing in Festival
The noted Chicago contralto Mrs Downing will appear in a recital on April 7 with Wise Hare Han Arendt and others at First Methodist Episcopal Church. She will also be the contralto soloist for the festival chorus on April 9 in the festival program featuring Olaf Trygvingsen and Hyon of Praise. She has long toured nationally and is a former Chicago Grand Opera member.
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Mrs. Downing
Wise Hare Han Arendt
Wiliam Nogerson
Joseph Lassmer
Adalbert Hu
Gvelet
Olaf “Trygvngsen
Grier
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Cedar Falls
Joseph Myers
Third Street
Coere
Colege
Sascha
Jacobsen
Arthur Shattuck
Hang Witcher
Club Notes and Luncheon Postponements
The N. OO. B. club luncheon at the W. GC. A. is postponed to 1 o'clock Friday. R.Y. 3. clubs meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. George Wright’s home with husbands invited to dinner. Social circle postpones tomorrow’s meeting to April. Mrs. Mary Bush will host at the specified time.
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N. OO. B
W. GC. A
R.Y
George Wright
Mary’ Bush
Lutheran Ladies Aid Set For Afternoon Meeting
The Lutheran Ladies Aid and the Ladies Social Union plan meetings at the church in the school auditorium and church parlor. Hostesses include Mrs Arthur A and Mrs Hannah Baldwin with Mrs Henry Boerete guiding today’s social hour. The Social Union postpones its noon dinner event to a later date.
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Luinitainel Lutheran Ladies Atal Society
Wirst Tutheran Ladies” Aid Society
Boon
Elureh
WM. Straka
Iglu Sheen
Ladies’ Social Union Ofniverlsalist
Churel
Minnie Moore Appeals Bigamy Conviction From Iowa Court
Minnie Moore plans to appeal her bigamy sentence after a jury convicted her in December. Judge J. P. Clark ordered one year in the Rockwell City women’s reformatory, following a denied motion for a new trial. Defense attorney H. E. Wennay filed an appeal bond of 1500 dollars and the case moves to the supreme court. Moore, about 35, was alleged to have married George Moore while still married to Fred Opperman.
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Eee
Senfengka
J. P. Clark
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
Fred Opperman
Waterloo
Moore
Waterloo city briefs reflect easter program notes and local notices
Local items report church directors must send Easter program copy to the Courier church editor by Thursday noon. News notes include Roger Sohner returning from California to practice tree surgery in Waterloo, Mariel Miller resuming work as fitter at Palais, Dell Quest planning to sail to Europe April 4, Eva Bradley improving from pneumonia, Georgiana Slippy appointed administrator of Sophia Newton estate valued at 2000 dollars, Mrs. Eisle returning home from Charles City after visits, Rimma Krumweide leaving for a three month study in China then to join hospital lab work, and a theft case involving W Frichards with County Attorney Cook filing additional testimony. The estate of Naomi D Roblin valued at 4000 dollars, four heirs listed. Church notices and ads appear with travel and appointment updates throughout.
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Roger FP. Sohner
Waterloo
California
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Lime ‘Street
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Sophia B Newton
Presbyterian Noxpital
China
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Cook
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Oelwein
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Tee
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Lindanist
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Ik Manuel
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Notice on Society Call and Publication Deadline
Public notice urges clubs and groups to reach the society calitory deal by mail or phone before 10 percent of the day of publication. Co operation of individuals and organizations is solicited for these arrangements and publication timing.
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Sie Pike
Beauty Tips for Wrinkle Care and Skin Massage
The article discusses treating eye wrinkle and skin care through cold cream packs and heat massage. It advises warming cloths, applying thick cold cream on the eyelids, massaging from the bridge of the nose outward, and leaving cream on for up to half an hour before washing away.
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Dave
Judge denies early release for Monk Meyers in Wisconsin case
Edward Myers known as Monk Meyers faced guilty pleas for assault with intent to cause great bodily harm after beating his father March 20. County Judge Boies rejected parole arrangement and considered prison or asylum due to his actions and family troubles. Meyers appeared without counsel, claiming no lawyer and saying he would not have harmed his father if not for family stress. The insanity commission case was continued after he promised to seek nightly work and stay away from his father at 708 Black Hawk Road.
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Wy AL Cook
Ater Aon
Edward
Myers
Sherlif
Wagner
Dudger
Bo Boles
Pentterttty
Myrers
Khows
Monk
Boies
Vestraine
Black Hawk Road
National Debates Highlight Women and Men Oratorical Winners
Nebraska Wesleyan won the women’s finals at Estes Park in the Pi Kappa Delta convention. Simpson College placed second. In the men’s contest Kansas State Agricultural College won, William Jewell College took second, and McAlester College placed third.
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Estes Park
Colm
Mareh &K
Nebraska Wesleyan Callese
Pi Kappai Delta
Simpson College
Indianola
Kansas State Agricultural College
Wiliam Jewell College
Liberty
McAtester College
Sc. Paul
Minn
March Traffic Arrests Decline Somewhat in Campatigon
February figures show fewer traffic arrests while intoxication cases rise slightly. In March police recorded 32 traffic arrests and 21 state offenses, with 6 percent for city ordinances and 18 drunks before municipal courts. Total March arrests reached 34, below January and April’s year’s start but above February. Lockwood runs for district judge in Iowa. An explosion at Cartagena’s ammunition factory killed several and injured six as officials investigate cause.
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Campatigon
Ilegal
Municipal Court Reporter Substitutes in Judge Boies Court
The municipal court jury trial against Jess Taylor began with Irene Ailes serving as stenographer after a shortage of reporters. Judges stated they would not require Mrs Ailes for the rest of the week while Roy Brandt reported earlier and was unavailable due to illness.
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Ates
Irene Ailws
Couns Sudses
Jess Taylor
Henry W. Brandt
Boies
Roy
Wales
Elles
Nany
Contest Over Ellen O’Donnell Will Heard in Floyd Co
Relatives contest the December 19 1944 will of Ellen O’Donnell filed in Floyd County. The will left D J O’Connell as nephew and bequests include 1000 to Columbian College Dubuque 500 to Pearl Rock Catholic church 506 to Rev M W Parrelly and a 209 acre farm and personal property. They allege undue influence and seek probate action during the April term.
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Charies City
Marcel
Columbi College
Dubuque
Pearl Rock Catholic Church
M.W. Parrelly
Lina
Immaszs
Roure Neyihew
Emma Foster Potter Dies at Greene Age 87
Mrs Emma Foster Potter longtime Greene resident dies at home age 87. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Christian church with Rev George A Hess officiating. Burial at Roschili cemetery beside husband who died seven years ago. She came to town 37 years ago and lived on a farm near Greene. Survivors include three sisters and several relatives.
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Afrs
Emma Fotster
Christian Church
George A. Hess
Roschili J
Emput Palmaties Poiter
Abe
Ma- Hiern
Catnd Walter
Graene
Cedar Heights Church reports record average Sunday attendance
The Community Presbyterian church at Cedar Heights claims a rising average attendance of 113.8 in 1925 from 4 in 1917, with 120 enrolled last year. Collections averaged $6.81 per Sunday, and a strong orchestra under Mrs. Macy Campbell performs at each service. Trustees and officers were elected.
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Cedar Heights
E. L. Stover
Macy Campbell
Fields
Munger
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H. C. Moeller
Moeller
Minnesingers Glee Club Adds to Laurels in Annual Concert
The Minnesingers Glee Club of Teachers College Cedar Falls scored a triumph in its annual concert with a 22-member program. Eight selections were by the club, with Genevieve Hays and Wes Hays contributing in costume and performance. Between 200 and 300 teachers from northeastern Iowa are slated to visit the college campus for a regional meeting, with several events and services noted around town.
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Minnethgers Glee Club
Teachers College
Gpeereuku
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Gis
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Reachers
Iowa
Waterloo
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Maus
Heim
Cedar Walls
Astors
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H. ‘J G. Boissier
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Rh. B. Behling
Lang
William C. Lang
Osceola
J. J. Littjuer
Old Pagple
InoOinaba
Whitford
Laurence
Eleventh Street
West Fon
Former Banker Indicted for Fraud in Bedford Case
Taylor county grand jury returns an indictment against Ployd W. Johnston, former part owner of the Athelstan bank, accused of accepting deposits in a fraud scheme. Johnston faces charges as the case proceeds.
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Taylor County
Scand Jary
Ployd WV
Johnston
Athelstan Bank
Kober Elected Mayor In La Porte City Election
The La Porte City municipal race concluded with W. Kober elected mayor amid a light field and only 184 votes cast. Candidates for council included Tan Vidiart He Ti Frank W. Koberay LP Bailey and J. Fe Radin as the remaining names on the slate. Community notes report social circles meeting and local moves, including Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher relocating to Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Marty Young new to Boni Beach, with illness cases and local social events detailed.
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la Porte City
Arta
Waterlas Evening Courier Patterns Advertisement
Waterlas Evening Courier offers up to date pattern designs for dresses and separates. Mail 15 cents with orders to the Fashion Department at Waterloo to receive patterns sized 6 to 16 with yardage details for 36 inch material. Silver or stamps accepted for the 1926 spring and summer booklet.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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