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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1924

Page

2

Community News Notes and Social Events

Local society reports list Mrs. Fred Ves and Miss Mae Howell among organizers for a Waterloot village event Tuesday evening. Attendees included councilor Maria Brace and several club chairs. The evening featured music by Dorothy Wilbur and Geri Cooley with flowers and centerpieces described for the reception.

Fred J Ves Fred Mae Howell Blancke Stewart Maria C. Brace Iu. Corton Cheeneaires Anns BR J Wien Jawa Jows Erachate Ine Bry Mawr College State Bowrit of American View of University Women League Miller Tela Dorothy Wilbur Geri Cooley Elowene Jensen Airs Sloana Wailner Shostess Clarize Ruth Rath Emma Blythe Maud Dudley

Wisconsin Woman to Speak at Iowa League of Voters

Mrs Bev Hooper of Wisconsin is slated to address the Iowa League of Women Voters luncheon at Harris Emery Lake in Des Moines on Wednesday May 14 at 1130 am. She will discuss constructive plans for world peace and co operation of national founders in women’s organizations. Reservations close soon and the Des Moines committee members are Gordon Elion Jessa Miller and J A Kimbuell.

Bev Hooper Wisco National League of Women Voters Iowa League Harris-Emery Lake Des Moines Hooper Henry Frankel Washington Subcommittee On the Gordon L. Elion I. Jessa Miller AL Kimbuell

Annual Melrose Chapter Session and Society Events

Melrose chapter tea Tuesday afternoon will mark its annual meeting with reports and officer elections. Airs. Burk and Mrs. Kingsley spoke of the continental congress in Washington. A picnic supper will be under Mrs. Courkendall’s, Mrs. Hutchison’s, and Mrs. Kuhrke oversight. The year closes with a Flag Day picnic at Byrnes Park.

Alford Mar. Melrose A. RR W. IL. Burk C. Ll. Kingsley Continental Congress Washington, D. C Jase Thoath G. 2 . Courkendall R. O. Hutchison Lillian Kuhrke Byrnes Park

Church Groups Plan Midweek Gatherings

Mrs. W. OW. Lytie’s Sabbath school class will host a picnic at her home tomorrow evening. Daughters of Plymouth meet Wednesday afternoon as guests of Mrs. L. G. Bennett. Clara Barton guild will assemble tomorrow evening at Universalist parish house.

W. OW. Lytie United Presbyterian Sabbath School Daughters of Plymouth L. G. Bennett Clara Barton Guild Universalist

Brief local notes in Des Moines and surrounding towns

Advertisements and social items from Buchanan’s to Des Moines mention visits by Mrs. R. T. Bartram of Des Moines to her daughter Mrs. Atkinson, A. E. Brass trip to Fredericksburg, L. E. McCabe of Illinois Central Railroad in Dubuque on business, Pastor Taspe absent on eastern trip, Roger S. Galer filling pulpit, Alma Heiser and daughter Pawine returning from Iowa City after treatment, and community happenings including university quartet events and local church boards.

Buchanan's Fisk West Union Des Moines R. T. Bartram Jis WL. Atkinson A. E. Brass Fredericksburg Mes. Drape L. E. McCabe Minnesota Ilinois Central Railroad Dubuque O A. Taspe Universalist Church Roger Galer Alma Heiser Pawine Mason Iowa City MT Weln Oelhere John Gur Ans Springtrend Tintamer pWaterlor

Alton PLC Robben Stamp Theft Reported

Mi May 12. Alton Klowen open and Tote and Assistant Haem Findley reported stamps stolen valued between 40.000 and 60.1000 dollars. The incident involved Alton PLC and Robben at STAMPS WOTCPE SA0.000.

Klowen Haem Findley

Waterloo women named to state federation board

Two Waterloo women join the new executive board of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, after the convention closing session. Elizabeth Kenney and Alice Wrykoff win roles as first vice president and recording secretary, with other appointments to fill vacancies. The 1925 convention awarded to Dubuque amid strong support and plans to send delegates to the national meeting, as the board schedules future events and committees.

Waterloo Lowe Keeration of Business and Prey Jrial Iotel Jussel Legion Elgebeth Kennex Alice Wry- Koff Rotary Federation Aisracts Martha Pattie Mason City Des Moines Clut Kenney West Baden Miss Plath Strone Beall Masui City Commitree Waterson

Continued fair weekend lifts town sprit and outings

Weather outlook promises continued fair skies with mild temperatures as picnics, golf, and fishing draw crowds. Yesterday peaked at 68 degrees with a 44 degree low, and Saturday reached 57 with a 35 degree low, while frost lingers tonight.

Broadcast Concert by Des Moines University Singers

Des Moines University singers will broadcast a radio concert today at 0.1 PM from station WGP. The event is reported by the Register and Tribune of Des Moines.

Des Moines University Singers WGP

West High Follies to Be Produced Wednesday Night

West High school Home Economics presents a fashion show titled Spring Holliee in the auditorium Wednesday night. The annual event features garments made by sewing club members with costumes by students. The play, written by Miss Mabel Johnstone and directed by Miss Mildred McGhee, includes assistance from Claire Richardson, Ethel Brown, Mrs Wood Henning, and Janet Sattle among others. The West High orchestra will supply music and admission is 15 and 25 cents.

West High School Mabel Johnstone Mildred McGhee Clare Richardson Ethel Brown Wood. Henning Home Economics Janet Sattle Betty Herron Karl Clayton Beasle Unger Alma Parker West Hugh Orchestra Marty D. Hernett Beans Arnold Robert Stey Virginia Arnold Leona Poster Grembrother Arnold Mary Steven- Suh

Rainbow Greenhouse Vines Admire Californias Flora

Rainbow Greenhouses near the GalLoway seed house nurture an indigenous California vine two years old. The plant, lavender blossoms with yellow centers, grows rapidly like a climbing rose and is used as sprays. A new cabbage called Lightning, an early tomato line, and lettuce development are noted. Four people are employed in the operation with retail stock at 221 Fourth West.

Wifield California Passadena Galloway Colorado Minnesota Fourth West

Alienation Case Settled in Sidney Court

Shenandoah May 12 The case of Furn Rorebeck against Wellington Simmerman and son Chester ended in Sidney court with a settlement of $700. After settlement, Chester Simmerman and Rovebeck were arrested on adultery charges, waived examination, and bound over to the September grand jury. Senior Simmerman signed bonds of 4100 each.

Shenandoah, Jr Furn Rorebeck Wellington Simmerman Chester Simmerman Sidney Rovenack Wis Mers Rovebeck

Senator Walsh Denies Presidential Aspirations in Toast

New York May 12 Senator D Ti Walsh and Montana Senator Thomas J Walsh spoke at a communion breakfast denying any presidential ambitions. The remarks aimed to clarify misperceptions amid Teapot Dome investigations and ongoing political discourse.

New York TI. Walsh Maschusents Thomas J. Walsh Montana Teaper Dome

Bible Conference Opens Tenth Year At Big Meetings

The Waterloo Bible conference enters its tenth year with two daily sessions at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Ty Shields of Toronto leads, delivering sermons on A Certain Church Member and Grace Abounding while addressing ardent congregants from Waterloo and surrounding areas.

Bible Conference Waterloo First Presbyterian Shurch Or Ty Shields Toronto Canada Shields Jarvis 'Street Baptist Church Europe Assemblies of Bible Students Kansas City Destoines

Sermon on The Meaning of Consecration Draws Trio

A church program presents a sermon on The Meaning of Consecration featuring a vocal trio of Misdeseas Cooley Dorothy Wilbur and Bill Jowene Jensen. Daily meetings at 2 and 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Franklin Street and Paris Avenue. Public welcome at all sessions.

Visitors welcomed by hospital staff during National Hospital Day

Sisters of St Francis hospital welcomed visitors from 1 30 to 4 30 p m today as part of National Hospital Day observations nationwide. A concert and music by an orchestra accompanied the reception while light refreshments were served to all callers.

Sisters of St. Francis Hospital Coton Nationa Hagnital Das

Hospital Open Day Improves Public Relations

Improvement of relations between hospitals and the public raised by increased knowledge of the aims and work of the institution. Visitors toured departments including the rug room dry goods and tracery apartments, laundry and other divisions.

East High Students Observe Circus Day at Cedar Park

East High students and faculty planned a Circus Day featuring a bond tug of war between senior and junior classes, a parade through the business district, and a program of circus stunts and athletic events at Cedar River park near Halemaumau.

East High Cedar Park Carl Artus Crater East Wish Cedar River Park Yietee Halemaumau Vo Noosa

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