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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1926

Page

2

Engagement party and showers listed in society notes

A fragmented society page lists Miss Ida Mae Psell’s engagement to Mr Fitzmas and an evening event at her home featuring a 500 card party and various showers. Numerous invited guests are named across clubs, lodges, and church groups, with venues including Clubroom, Moose Hall, Memorial Hall, and Raymond Hall for different gatherings.

Ida Mae Psell Dcon Fitzmas Kisteek Teman Ana Ndi Arling Ba Dorte Horthan Holm Mest Ge Glarke Charles Brite Kiama Winter Orman Lock Hil Lucas Lester Smith Keme Williams Fred Srith Ralph Yk Bertha Ghand Na Oberlien Elda Jones Thekluamba Selina Toppenworth Fayerly Libylehell Jésup

New York Woman to Speak at Cedar Valley Gathering

Miss Isabel Crawford of New York City will be honored as best speaker at a Cedar Valley association meeting held by Wilnil Bed Baptist church. The program starts at 9 10 a m with reports from officers, a served meal, and a missionary afternoon featuring a round table discussion and talks by Milas Crawford and others.

Isabel Crawford New York City Wilnil Jon Muargadiat Gisua Milas Crawford Muskie Woman's Working Association Seay Tomor Stochester Ming Eghaugh J. Bighmey

Legion Auxiliary Welfare Report From Local Unit

The Legion Auxiliary reports extensive welfare work during the month under committee chair W H Wilson. Calls were made, jewelry was received and answered, telephone messages were handled, and fruit and magazines were distributed to ex service men in hospitals. Clothing was given to four children, and assistance supported allied efforts.

W. H. Wilson Chinn Ice Fotkyas Anil Wiigoi Johnson Fe Ws Porterfield

Social Notes Highlight Midwest Gatherings and Birthdays

The report lists a flurry of social events in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Mrs Lynga and Mrs Quest hosted luncheon and dinner for guests from Chicago and Waterloo ahead of European travel on May 11. A late birthday for Mr Dybsjord at 118 Clay Street drew gifts and a 500 dollar prize. Mrs Edwina Schwartz marked her twenty third wedding anniversary with friends at the country club, while St. Will’s hosts a chicken supper fundraiser for Stars and their allies. Cedar Falls high students staged a play You Know What You Know under Miss Frances Schmoel’s direction.

Europe Mrs. Lynga Dr. Lynga Minnie Sorensen Waterloos Ike Mmes Miller B.J. Jensen Jens Witdisen Hans: Olsen J Swen Beck Chris Christensen Sam Simensen James. Bruce Louis Lars John. Laurensen Julius Jensen Edwina Schwartz Dunkerton William Cemkuhle Fairbank Schwartz Sta1 Cedar Alls High School Frances Schmoel Hiano Reelial Max Noah Will Osive Cilclgist Hall CNS Ter W. C. Lang Wagan Tremont Street Illioais Wyoming Petersen The State University State Peachers College Western State Secretars F Buddet Rotary Cellar Falls Rotary Club Black Hawk Clarence MM. Parker Br. W. i. Heart

Annual Fidelis Class Banquet Held at Street Baptist Church

The Fidelis class of the Street Baptist church hosted an annual banquet Monday for about 50 attendees in Black's tearoom. Tulip arrangements graced the tables, and guests of honor included Rev. Snishall and Mrs. Snishall, Dr. G. E. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, with musical readings by Coralie Coentz and Truth Her, and vocal and piano performances by local students and artists.

Black Fidelis Truth Her Philip Coentz Pease Louise Hagryiman J. K. Meyers F. J. Grofops Fao Collings Truman Wagner

Beauty Chats by D DNA Kent Forbes

Irregular features discussed with advice on hair styling to suit facial angles. Readers are guided on choosing arrangements to flatter different nose and chin shapes and on avoiding overpowering looks. Tips cover facial features, plus cautions on skin care and medical guidance for eruptions.

DNA Kent Forbes

Music Lovers to Heat University Orchestra Soon

Iowa State University orchestra of 75 players will give a concert May 13 in the high school auditorium. Kendric directs the ensemble, and G Albert Scholin is manager. The event is hosted by the Iowa State University Alumni Association.

Heat University Orchestra Iowa State University Orchestra Wade Kendric Imeast High Belog Broneghe Iowa State University ‘Alupini Association G. Albert Scholin

East High to Grant Diplomas in Largest Class Yet

A class of about 125 graduates from East High School is set to receive diplomas in June marking the district’s largest commencement in history. Dr. Charles Medbury of University Christian Church will deliver the address, with Dr. T. A. Rosen presiding over diploma distribution and related programs including a May 24 senior play and May 31 breakfast.

Medbury Bast Tech Miller Charles Medbury University Christian Shurch Dea Moines T. A. Rosen East Board of Education East’ High Junor Eliss al Black Uss Baceniurete Addr al Wirst Presbyterian Cherek Burl A Smiulay Nlor Chiss

Cedar Falls High Commencement Activities Begin May 21

Cedar Falls May 4. Commencement activities at Cedar Falls High School begin May 21 with the senior class play The Whole Towns Talking to be presented in the school auditorium. A junior play follows a week later. The initial preacher will be Dr H Kenili pastor of the Presbyterian church. Graduation exercises are set for June 3 in the school auditorium with Bishop Titus Lowe as speaker.

Ceduar Falls Cedar Walls High School Platel Black Hawk de. H .Kenili Presbyterian Clurch Flist M. IE

Club Notes Delayed Meeting At Mrs Keller's

The Thregee club plans a Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs M J Keller but it is postponed indefinitely. Miss Fay Lattue Jessun will host tonight at Black's tearoom with a three course dinner for twelve members. Yellow daffodils and nul cups will decorate the table as guests play judge and S04 in the evening.

Watertoo Gormy In Black's Tearoom

Church News Buzzes From Des Moines Area Churches

Des Moines area church notes report meetings and programs at First Presbyterian Cedar Heights Community church and others. Missionary sessions, sale lunches, and youth group events are listed with hostesses and times. Supervisors plan dairy barn bids. local elections involve the Des Moines area.

All-Day Grace M E Church Lomorrone Meeting

All day gathering at Grace M E church Lomorrone features Mission society events at 54 a m and 1 35 am with Ladies Aid and Foreign Mission activities. Hostesses for lunch are Mrs E Vl Steely and Mrs Dorley Mathers. Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts Women’s Mission session at 4 20 pm with delegate reports. transit meeting at 10 am. Readings and musical program planned by Mrs Ness and Mrs Keesler.

Grace M. E Lomorrone Flame Mission Society Ladies’ Aid Society Foreign Mission E. Vl Steely Rob. Dorley Charre Nf Ness A . Keesler

Porte City Bulletin Obits and Local Notices

Porte City Bulletin reports on local residents including Mrs Countryman burial in Wyant Utah, newborn son to Mr and Mrs Lusted at St Luke's Cedar Rapids, plus pastors' notices, hospital updates, and community events. Also notes fire losses, medical statuses, and regional society news from Independence and surrounding areas.

Jars S.A Independence Wyant Uteh Countryman Kline

Ye Old Plantation Minstrels at East High Friday Night

East High clubs present a benefit show by the Ye Old Plantation Minstrels with Paul Whiteford as Mistah Johnson and Wayne Whitney among the endmen. The chorus features George Tradley and others, with roles including a marrying parson and a boxing bout, plus songs by Bid Wilson, Mewes, and Held.

East Hi Wee Old Plantation Minstrels East Fligh Auditorium Paul Whiteford Mistah Johnson Wayne Whitney Theory McNamee Fred Winter Dallas Dobson George Tradley William Vink Harold Johnson Bud Wilson Chester Coburn Anos Webberking Milton Felsing Floyd Held Nautman_ Meves Clitard Ronn Rodney Douglas Punk Bid Wilson Mewes Held Webberking Hadley Miusie East High Orchestra

Women’s bloc in Congress backs girls summer camps

In Washington the so called feminine bloc urged a program for young women modeled on citizens’ training camps. Nora Norton and Mary Norton support government led training while Kalin favors private or semi public bodies like the Red Cross. Proponents cite health, education, and moral benefits plus epidemic or disaster readiness.

Washington D. C Maydo INS House Helen Moroney Brooklyn The Army Fae Morence Kalin California Mary Norton New Jersey Woith. Rogers Massachusetts Red Cross Mrs. Norton Kahn

Junior Olympics Carded Saturday at Byrnes Park

A large entry list is expected Saturday at Byrnes Park for the junior Olympics meet. Waterloo Playground Association director Victor Read coordinates the event with local grade schools providing the entrants and a complete program of track and field events has been arranged.

Byrnes Park Atspiral of Waterloo

Stop Dandruff With Danderine Hair Treatment

An old advertisement promises rapid dandruff removal within ten minutes of applying Danderine. It claims the product dissolves dandruff, soothes the scalp, stops itching, nourishes roots, and leaves hair light fluffy and lustrous. It urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores or cosmetic counters for a few cents.

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