Lincoln club and G A R event at Buck's Mappy Hour
A Tuesday afternoon gathering of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic at Buck's Mappy Hour club in Lincoln features a 75-seat luncheon with a program including Mrs. Gerrit J. Bennett and Mrs. Delia McAllister. Speakers discuss Civil War memories and loyalty to the president, with musical and floral decor in green and yellow.
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Lnreben
Buck
the Alicaroom
Menbers
Ney Dauschilers
Shiers
Union Veterans of
Geted
Delia McAllister
Lincoln Airde
Jessie Sahm
Bennett
Ventable
G. A. Corey
Lee
CSL Ok
Ian Ate
Ya Deen
Charles
Romeo
B P W To Hold Annual Session Tuesday Evening
Waterloo Business Aid Professional Women club will meet tomorrow evening in Pinkerton building rooms. Dinner at 6 30. business session to follow led by president Miss Rainy Hem Way. Reports from officers and committee chairs will be presented. Delegates to the B P W convention to be chosen.
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Waterloo Business Aid Professional Women’ Club
Pinkerton
Rainy Hem Way
Ting
B. i AW
WHHL
Local Nuptials and Club Meetings Highlight Community News
Wilma Billick and James Caughran unite in a ceremony attended by family including Lillian Caughran and Mrs Jesse Billick. Charles Caughran recently accepted a position in the city. A series of talks on horticulture and flowers are planned by the garden club with members meeting at Mrs D Walker’s home. Regular meetings of the Rebekah lodge and Sunshine Club discuss initiations and guest events at Moose hall and O F hall with officials and hosts in attendance.
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Bi Caughran
Jesse Billick
Mobile Street
Snd
James Caughran
iMiss
Lillian Caughran
Charles
Afr
Gaughran
Perent
James Henson
AGS. C. Wwaterburys
Water loo Woman's Club Transacts Routine Business
Routine business conducted by the Waterloo Woman's Club executive board. Mrs C P Artman voted into membership. Only two 1925 1926 season events remain May 12 at Hotel Russell Lamson and May 17 party led by Mrs Shockley. Officers elected April 24. Classroom and kindergarten activities noted.
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Waterloo
Woman’s Club
C. P. Artman
Fin
Russell-Lamson
Incheon
Church News Highlights Local Women Groups Plans
Plymouth Congregational hosts supper and business meeting. First Methodist Episcopal plans regular meeting at Mrs. William Graham home with picnic supper and programs. Vacation Bible School enrollments open for ages kinder to grade school with no fee. Harmony class hosts guests at Mrs. E. Sanquist home. Central Christian Division 3 meets at Mrs. Wardle’s. Daughters of Plymouth and Lady of Victory plan events, cards, and fundraising. Memorial day search party and department convention slated. Sunshine Lodge meets at Knights hall with bridge later. Women’s Missionary Society to plan May tithe for Ashland college chair.
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First Methodist
Episcopal Church
William Graham
Mary Johnson
Willy
Daughters of Plymouth
Lady of Victory
Daughters of Veterans
Jance
Kigpp
Memorial
Department
Kenkuk
Homer Uiehts
Society of First Brethren
Elizabeth Hildebrandt
Ashland College
Club Notes F C T Club Meeting at Mrs Lloyd Rittenhouse
Mrs. Lloyd Rittenhouse will host the F C T club at her home tomorrow with a luncheon at 1 o clock. The event invites members to gather for conversation and refreshments.
Beauty Chats Tooth Powders and Dental Care Beliefs
A reader favors tooth powder over paste for brightening teeth and suggests using dry powder on a nearly dry brush. Advice includes boosting polish with weekly rubbing, homemade antiseptics, and mouthwash ideas, plus emphasis on brushing cadence and bristle design.
Football Star Explains Prayer Moral For Wins
Northwestern football star Tim Lowery told a church audience that prayer influenced team outcomes. He recalled praying before last year’s Kiliana Northern game and urged belief in prayer as the team prepared for each match.
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Chicago
Usere
Tim Lowery
Tim
Jseid
Nashua District Bankers Meet Planned For May 3 4
Iowa State Bankers Association delegates from several counties will attend a Nashua meeting led by the Nashua bankers association. The program has not yet been finalized but is coordinated by local officials including the Nashua bankers house president and Mr Alf Rout. Guests are expected from Chickasaw, Floyd, Winneshiek, Allamakee, Fayette, Clayton, Dubuque and more.
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Nastia
Uraap
Iowa’ ‘State Bankers Association
Hikasaw
Alf. Rout
Naehaa
Chigkasaw
Tow Jard
Winneshiek
Allamabee
Fetic
Clayton
Dubuqte
Butler County Paid 2300 for Dog Damage in 1925
The Butler County record notes a 2300 payment in 1925 for damages caused by dogs. The article mentions licenses issued by the county office during a period of advertising and collection, with plans to list owners after May 1 and further steps following.
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Butler County
Allizon
Andiora
Joan Addisional
Cpanaite
Hutier County
Joyent
Jaime
Nave Leen
Postponed Court Assignments Honor Memorial Day
Wallace funeral prompts postponement of May term district court assignments to 2 p.m. tomorrow. Judge Boies and Wood preside as absent jurors delay grand jury. sheriff to contact missing members. Memorial Day speaker Charles W Lyon, former Iowa attorney general, to address Destoines Law firm memorial program.
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Sloane M. Wallace
G. W. Wood
Ecourt
OH. B. Boies
Wood
Emortae
Straer
Fey
Charles W_ lyon
Tawyer
Ant Attomnes-General of Law
Tmer
Lyon
Kubsk-Finch Post
American Legion
Waterloo Area News Briefs and Local Notices
Reports from La Porte City note Thurman Leeter of the cow ake board remains seriously ill. Cedar Rapids visitors Mrs. WU Banky and Elizabeth Ann stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Pullen in Waterloo. Delegates from Waterloo kindergarten lab attend the international convention in Ottumwa City this week. A. Townsley and family traveled to Preston. dirt roads south of Dubuque were heavy from rain, but six hours twenty minutes covered 151 miles. J. M. Whitaker and Rena Leary wed May 1 in Paducal Kentucky. Whitaker worked with Iowa Sand and Gravel and will live in Paducal. Overseer Maria I. Leeter’s illness prevents full work. Fred R. Decker sick and confined to bed awaiting improvement. Unity Center builders meet Lat Bulson to welcome Miss Margautdl Powell Canal City.
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Waterloo
Charles. Hathaway
la Porte City
Thurman
Leeter
Vis
Loma Griffing
Kin Lone
Jessie Sweeney
Bhebys
Intotungus City
Fed
A. Townsley
Preston
Dubuque
C. Albert Scholin
Thiral Avenue West
First Methodist Episcopal
Whitaker
Iowa Sand & Grivel Company
Paducal
Maria
Chautauqua’ Park
Fred R. Decker
Decker
Teslay
Unity Center
Miss Margautdl Powell
Canal City
Colo
Etiquet 1890 Etiquette Echoes in 1926 Ball
In postwar days of bobbed hair and four wheeled brakes readers are reminded of 1890s ballroom decorum from Hill’s Manual of Social and Business Forms. Excerpts describe invitations dress rooms bowing and gentlemanly conduct with cautions on conversation and propriety. A crash in Des Moines ends the item.
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West’ Public Library
Hill
Cbeulleman
Leon
Waterloo Dentists On Program at State Conventions
Waterloo dentists Dr. Z. G. Hildebrand and Dr. W. Bruner are listed for the sixty fourth annual meeting of the Iowa State Dental Society in Des Moines. Hildebrand will lecture on school dental problems and on school children and dental care. Bruner on Orthodontia. A district clinic is set for Tuesday afternoon with Dr. Max A. Ison presiding. Dr. H A Boysen will speak at a banquet tomorrow night as part of the Iowa State Dental Assistants section, joining the statewide meeting. Other Waterloo participants include Dr. L C Hemsward, Dr. J. G. Murphy and Dr. G. H. Hospers.
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Waterloo
Z. G. Hildebrand
W. Bruner
Lowa State Dental. Sociaty.awhich
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Hildebrand
Braner
Max AZ Ison
Terloo
H.A. Boysen
New Yornker
Iowa State , Dental Assistants’ Section
Iowa State, Dental Society
L.C. Hemsaweorth
J. G. Murphy
G. H. Hospers
Bigger Happier Electric Park 10 Open On Tuesday
Waterloo’s popular summer amusement resort Electric Park opens for its twenty third season tomorrow evening. Improvements include a nursery cottage, new gate for inside parking, remodeled giant coaster with 200 feet added, redecorated dance hall, Grant’s Lowans Orchestra, automatic ticket machine, and a nightly boxing tournament with four bouts.
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Electric Park
Waterloo
Eb, Peterson
Smerrymakers
Grant
Lowans
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