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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1927

Page

4

Prospective Bride Marian Shauger Feted Before Wedding

Society and clubs guests gather at Mrs W M Stasowicz home for a miscellaneous shower on the eve of Marian Shauger wedding to Herbert C Britzman. Lively games and contests planned with a two course tray luncheon for Mrs Staley and her daughter. Several local and Des Moines guests invited.

Marian Shauger Herbert C. Britzman W. M. ‘Stasowicl C. J. Shauger Laila Shauger Lena Jensen Staley Mmes M.holder Alice Taylor Bertha Hauser J. L. Reaney Wil ‘Clark R. H. Johnston He G. Tucker William Godse George C. Ns DeBoest E.R. Wright Miss Elise Taylor

Junior Auxiliary Music Club to Entertain Guests

Junior Auxiliary of Natural Music Club will entertain parents and friends with a May 1 program in the YooWw C A building. Miss Fan Collins, sponsor, says members of the senior organization participated Saturday at the association headquarters. The feature was a little play directed by Miss Margaret Furland and coached by Mrs C A Boatman. Roles included The Father played by Miss McGregor and The Mother by Miss Ma Deyn Murphy, The Daughter by Miss Helen Tackman, The Music Teacher by Miss Maxine Potters, and The Spirit of Music by Miss Wava. Other numbers included Spanish Dance by Miss Kathaya Cowles with piano by Johnson Cowles, Star Solos by Miss Martha Whemimesen at the piano, Mighty Lak a Rose by Miss Helen Tackioan with piano and cello by Miss Constance Altlandt, Arbor Day song by Miss Ruth Venter with piano by Miss Ruby Vender, and a duet by Misses seen. Refreshments were served by Miss Mildred Gleason.

C. A Fan Collins Potests Association Margaret’ Furland Kathaya Cowles Logan Martha Whemimesen Mildred Gleason

Birthday Party for John Skogmo Jr at Home

Joe M Skogmo hosted an afternoon birthday party for John Skogmo Jr marking his eighth birthday. Pink and green decorations, cake, candles, favors, and games were enjoyed by guests including Betty Koepke Myrtle Camp Marina Francis Jeannetta Law Jeanette Skogmo Marian Schmitz Billy Cuwaz Ronald Williams John Clark Keith Sanford Lawson Richard Dewolt Wendell Hayward and others.

Joe M. Skogmo John, Jr Idabei Marjorie Koepke Myrtle Camparrina Francis Jeannetta Law- Jeanette~Skogmio Marian Abeth Schmitz Billy Cuwazonald Willams John Clark Keith Anford Lawson Richard ‘Dewolt Junior Nuss Wendell Hayward

Luncheon Hosted by Four Four Club at Arnold Zack Home

Mrs. Walter Woodyard favors wind, hosting a luncheon served by the host. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Korth will attend. The Four-4 club plans a meeting in the afternoon at 224 Lamsen Street, Arnold Zack.

Walter.Woodyard Favors Vento Raymond Spiker d'Mr Harold. Korth Arnold Zack Lamsen Street

Daughters of Isabella and club activities in Cedar Falls

A scanned list of community events and meetings from Cedar Falls including Daughters of Isabella picnics and suppers at various halls, memorials, and churches. piano recital by Kathleen Campbell at Gilchrist Chapel. women’s groups from PEO to Ladies of the GAA. many dances, card parties, luncheons, and club gatherings scheduled across May and Tuesday evenings at local venues.

Daughters of Isabella K. of C. Hall Memorial Hall Quota Club Russell Lamson Kathleen Campbell Gilchrist Chapel Cedar Falls W. W. Marsh Black’s Temple Rebekah Black Hawk I O. F First Methodist Church Westminster Presbyterian Church Cedar Heights Church

Health Education Program At Y W C A With Dances And Ballet

Health education department of the Young Women's Christian Association prepares a May fourth week program directed by Miss Louise Palmer and Miss Beth Tracy. Features include stunts from the Saturday class, a Mayapele dance by the Girl Reserves, a ladder act, and the junior dance pupils' fairy ballet Once Upon a Time. Cast includes Betty Jane Graham and many others with Lucille Huntington at piano and Ettabelle Storer on violin. Sixty to seventy girls seek horseback instruction by W D Coyle at a low cost, and tennis enrollment stands at twenty two with a court to be provided and a small tournament planned. The King’s Daughters Silver Cross circle meets tomorrow at Mrs Su C Ransom’s home with Mrs Roy Schoel in charge of serving.

Health Education Department Young Women's Christian Association Louise Palmer Beth Tracy Penny Louis Chali Betty Jane Graham Lila May Tbgoesen Mildred Forrester Gertrude Stitzel Eleanor Cleveland Margaret Arthur Ramelia Smith Evelyn Edge Kathleen Adams Elaine DeBerg Beverly Shaw Mary Jean Landgraf Marian Arthur Jean Shaffner Mary Jean Adams Geraldine Janglas Patricia Leese Rosemary Johnson Jane Bickenbach Betty Jane Eindig Jane Jean Magee Melba Fhorgan Barbara Johnson Leo Solt Lucille Huntington Ettabelle Storer Palmer W. D. ‘Coyle

Church News and Women’s Luncheon at Local Churches

A workers conference will be held at Westminster Presbyterian church at 7:30 p m today with department superintendents teachers class officers and assistants urged to attend. Women of First Congregational church meet for a 1 pm luncheon Wednesday in the church dining room led by Mrs J T Tucker and committee. Mrs B F Dietrick of Grace Methodist Episcopal church will speak on west coast missionaries. A musical program is being arranged by Miss Catherine Seikh. Willing Worker class of First Brethren church hosted a Sunday dinner yesterday for birthday anniversaries. Voters within two weeks period attended by Mrs Mary Maslow Mrs B Klingamas Rosina V Rose C P Grant and Yenmle Iseminger.

Westminster Presbyterian Church First Congregational Church J. T. Tucker B. F. Dietrick Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Catherine Seikh First Brethren Church Mines Mary Maslow BL. Klingamas Rosina V. Rose C. PL Grant Yenmle Iseminger

Hints in beauty care for eye and brow styling

Practical tips on shaping eyebrows for a larger eye appearance. Advice covers trimming, avoiding harsh shapes, using a faint penciled line, and casting a shadow with a rubbed-in effect. Additional notes link hand health to overall wellness and suggest a dandelion root tea as a simple remedy.

Concert by Cedar Falls groups at Iowa State Teachers college

String Ensemble class and the Aeo lian Glee club of Iowa State Teachers college will present a joint concert at 5:15 p.m. tomorrow in the college auditorium. Edward Sxurtz directs the ensemble, Alpha Corrine Mayfield the glee club, with Miss Ruth Knittel as accompanist. The program includes Mozart, Coleridge Taylor, Stott O'Hara, Burleigh, Mendelssohn, Schubert and more, performed by a double string quartet and piano. Admission is free.

Aeolian Glee Club Iowa State Teachers College Edward Sxurtz Alpha Corrine Mayfield Ruth Knittel Glee Club Drake S. Coleridge Taylor Little Cottage Stott O'Hara Harley Burleigh Dunn McGill Andante Ink Symphony Tschaikowsky Mendelssohn Schubert MacDowell the Mill Kurtz

History big AC TD. Kluss on importance for professionals

Fred J. Kluss principal of West High spoke to the Waterloo Ministerial Association at the YMCA on The Importance of History for Professional Men. He outlined three reasons it aids interest self understanding and tempered judgment and sketched five tendencies from historical study including continuous change and rising democracy amid social responsibility. Rev H J Faust new Calvary pastor introduced. annual association picnic set for June 20 at Riverview Park Cedar Falls.

Fred J. Kluss West High School Waterloo Ministerial Association Kluss H. J. Faust Calvary Evangelical Church Riverview Park Cedar Falls

City in Briefs: flu illness and local notices

Mrs. Russell Petersen 302 French street is seriously ill with influenza at home. Mrs. H L Green 1314 Jefferson street has returned from Braden town Florida. Mr Green will stay in Florida for a time. Orville Mapes 1521 Black Hawk street was arrested for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Rufus Light 1127 Fourth street east, a negro, arrested on bootlegging charges. J C Murtagh to address Ja nesville public schools May graduation. Alfred Straus and Mrs Traidel and daughter Laura of 122 French street returned from visit with Matt Berend in Raymond Iowa. Rev George Thompson harp evangelist and family returned to Waterloo after winter in Florida. Jenness and wife visiting his mother on Clay street. Jenness works for Congressman Dowell. Right ankle broken by steel from derrick at W F N shops. Edwin C Stearns 900 Parker street west resting at Allen Memorial hospital. Westminister church Sunday school breakfast at Howrey cottage Sherwood park. talk on Human Nature in the Bible. Caught staging a party at 201 Manson street. three negroes and one white man arrested for disorderly conduct. The negroes are William Young Rose Young 201 Manson street and Mrs Rose Cleveland 217 Halsted street. Adelbert Schenk elected to Tau Beta Pi at University of Cincinnati. junior engineer, West High graduate. member of Pi Tau Sigma and Cincinnati Commons club. May breakfast at First Baptist church May 4.

Manson Street D. V. Stranahan Mobile Street Hugh Crumling Ralph Davis Warren Buckley Wiliam Young Rose Young Rose Cleveland Halsted Street

Satin Blouse by Marthe Regnier Debuts in Paris Salons

A satin blouse by Marthe Regnier uses chain stitch and satin texture. The newest Paris salon model features jeweled accents. Circles and circlets are described as favorites among stylish Parisians.

Marthe Regnier Paris

Longtime Ovate resident Ella Lynes dies at 77

Ella Alydia Lynes 77 of Plainfield died Sunday at her son’s home 219 Newell Street from age related causes. Born October 24 1849 in Lockport New York she lived in Wisconsin and Virginia before moving to Plainfield in 1872 where she taught a year and married William W. Lynes in 1873. Survived by two stepchildren Frank Fay Lynes Ina Brodie and Glen Lynes along with fourteen grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Anna Downs. Funeral arrangements include services in Plainfield and Willow Lawn Cemetery burial.

Ella Alydia Lynes F. Lynes Newell Street Ella Alydia Ketchum Lockport N. Y William and Mary Ketchum Wisconsin Virginia Plainfield William W. Lynes Baptist Church James J. Lynes Waverly Edith Collins Argyle Street Frank Fay Lynes Ina Brodie W.A. Simmons Waverly Baptist Church Willow Lawn Cemetery

Drake Relay Marks Excelled Those of Penn Meet Saturday

Des Moines May 2 Drake relays at Drake stadium drew praise as the greatest ever. Officials say Drake records surpassed Penn games in eight of 11 events, with Penn winning three of 11. Drake claimed the longer races while Penn took the short sprints.

Drake Penn Des Moines Drake Stadium Burg Chicago University

Ed Leighton clears up train robberies in Illinois

E A Leighton former police chief now Illinois Central special agent at large and Martin Burke special agent at Dubuque were in the city en route to Albert Tea. Leighton has worked in southern Illinois the past month and cleared up seven railroad robberies with indictments of 16 men in federal court at Danville Tl. Marriage Reverend E W Main pastor Graves Memorial United Brethren Church read the marriage.

E. A. Leighton Ilinois Central Martin Burke Dubuque Albert Tea Leighton Illinois Danville

MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder Ad

An advertisement from Davis Dry Goods Co promotes MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder. It claims the powder prevents pores and provides a long lasting peachy complexion enhancing a young attractive look.

Paw Davis Dry Goods Co

Pioneer pioneer Maria Sergeant dies at 92 in Hudson Iowa

Maria Crane Sergeant one of Iowa region's pioneer survivors died at 92 in the home she moved to 71 years ago after marrying Byron Sergeant in 1856. Born near Niagara Falls New York she migrated with her family to Henderson Illinois and then to Iowa in 1854. Surviving three children 16 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Alma Fearer daughter deceased, Byron Sergeant died years prior. The funeral will be at the family home after arrangements are set.

Hudson Byron Sergeant Iowa Maria Crane Niagara Falls N. Y Henderson Ill A. B Waterloo Randal Frank Thomas Fifth Street Commercial Street Black Hawk Township Eva Mastain Compton Cal George C Marilla Alma Fearer Sergeant

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