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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1926

Page

2

Rev Alphonse Dress to lead Dubuque choir in Waterloo

Rev Alphonse Dress head of Columbia College music for 28 years, a renowned composer and director, directs the Columbia College vested choir performing at West High in Waterloo. Dress has guided church music, directed choral groups, taught at Columbia, and served in wartime military band leadership. This marks the choir's first Waterloo visit in years, with Dress credited as organizer and longtime director of the group.

Alphonse Dress Columbia Dubuque West High Department of Music Columbia College Ig Ures College Journal USA Unite States Canada sDre Dregs Duluque Ile Milwaukee New York Europe Gregorian Academy Isle of Wight Graduate School of Church Ratisbau Bavaria mInarked Nots United States Bee Columbia Allégeivasted Choir Wisconsin Minnesota Tllinois Waterloo

Walsh Hussman Nuptials At Dubuque Church Of Nativity

Margaret Walsh and Arthur F Hussman were married at the Church of the Nativity in Dubuque with no attendants. The bride wore crepe Youraine in tea rose and carried tea vases. 30 relatives attended a breakfast at the bride’s parents home. The couple, heirs of local business families, will honeymoon in Niagara Falls and Washington before settling in Waterloo.

Margaret’ Catherine Walsh Wits Hingis Ceutrik Arthur Hussmayn TI. M. Reel Company Panther Rokthian L. 8. Walsh Me. Hussingi WU. W. Eussma Thus Wuaue L. Joseph's Academy Ulere Wussman Buttule Niagara Falls New

Des Moines Cedar Falls wedding notices and party items

Wedding notices from Des Moines and Cedar Falls detail Miss Helen Belie Waterbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Waterbury of New York City and Des Moines to wed a Des Moines man with ceremony at Central Presbyterian Church followed by a reception at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Also notes a thirteenth wedding anniversary dinner and a farewell party for Miss Evelyn But who heads to California for a months visit.

Helen Belie Waterbury Eugene Wells Waterbury New York ‘City Tattorsiy Irs Rod. Beotnett Evelyn California Troax

Ruth Klingaman and R Stewart Fleming Married at Grandparents Home

Ruth Klingaman and R Stewart Fleming were wed at 10 am yesterday in the home of her grandmother, Mrs B L Klingaman, 926 Fourth Street West. The ceremony was by Rev Edwin Boardman Jr of First Brethren Church with family present. Ruth’s sister and the groom’s brother attended, bride wore pondrabine crepe and carried roses. groom is traveling representative for Jewel Tea. Both graduates of Orange Township Consolidated School and will reside in Waterloo.

Ruth Klingaman Stewart Flening B L. Klingaman Fourth Street Edwin Boardman, Jr First Brethren Church Ruth Fleming Mari K Klingaman Pleming Frank J. Kliniaman Orange Township Drs. Rauf & Thompson J. W. Fleming Gedar Jewel Tea Company Orange Township Consolidated School Watertoo

Piano Students Perform Recital With Lecture by Mrs Abdill

A delightful afternoon recital and piano lecture took place at the home of Mrs G Scully with sixty guests including attendees from Cedar Falls. Pupils Frederick Morse and others showcased a varied program while Mrs Abdill spoke about visits to homes of old masters. Birthday celebration honored Mrs Ernest Aldridge with a candlelit centerpiece and gifts. Event followed by a dinner in Black's Tearoom with Lincoln Circle members as guests.

Gertie- Abdill Scully Cedar "Falls Frederick Morse Noherl Fern Dorothy Scully Butt Cotton Margaret Morris William Beck Mary Humphreys Lorraine Roni Ma S| Aleisch Marvel Fern Jessie Par Mary Katherina Kérwin Dobson Betty Burk Barline Roadman Winifred ‘Moore Marius Grant Joe Burl Viola Bont James “Parrott Abdill Ernest Alixdore A.shepherd Paul Entwisle Edward Wootrul Lloyd Shepherd Mixdory

Beauty Tips For Sleeves And Wrists From A Fashion Piece

A fashion column discusses large hands and wrists, praising sleeve designs that conceal size with balloon cuffs and medieval styles. It notes bracelets and wrist exercises to improve appearance, suggests weight gain to reduce wrist prominence, and mentions lemon rinses and whitening tricks for minor skin spots.

Wmilsts Ming Campa

Mock Graduation At Linden Methodist Church Presents Novel Program

A Sunday school class at Linden Methodist Episcopal Church plans a First Annual Commencement of Najoke High School with oddities such as a pony as class animal and light ten as color. The program lists salutations, essays, orations, a class motto Me for Diploma and a schedule of student acts and diplomas presented by the board president. Miss Rosan Palmer directs the production with East High School orchestra under G T Bennett.

I. T Linden Methodist Piscopal Church Progren Najoke High School Sinhad Janey Arthyr Constance Smith Oe Ion Duaisy Webster Mayme Ashbank Claudius Daly Mary Corrigan Mayhell Alcott Wheelcox Scape-Cliss Rosan Palmer East High School Special Orchestra G_ TL Bennett

Junior Auxiliary of Waterloo Woman's Club Elects Officers

Rosalie Jackson was elected chairman of the Junior Auxiliary of the Waterloo Woman's Club at a Saturday luncheon in Black's. Officers include Graham Martins vice chairman Ruth Rodamar secretary Ali Wathryn Thompson treasurer. Miss Jackson succeeds Alice Rodamer who presided. Mrs G W Chapman 1925 1926 club president and Mrs Lar en J Berry senior councilor attended as guests. Hoffmann played piano. Waterloo review to hold a card party tomorrow afternoon in Moose hall. Rally business to be transacted at an evening meeting. Officers color bearers and guards to meet at 7 pm. Parents to visit classes at the school. Kingstey P.

Rosalie Jackson Siliary Waterloo Woman's Club Black Teamon Qothey Martins” Graham Ruth Rodamar Ali Wathryn Thompson Miss Jackson Alice Rodamer G. W. Chapman Woman’s Club Laren J. Berry A al Hoffmann Hoffmann Waterloo Review Moose Hall A. R John H.voorhees Ars. Donald Rosy Black Bark D A. R Ars BF. L. Shyder Frances Jackson OG. N. Wood Jennette O'Carpenter Ed Farnsworth Mae Foote EB. G. Mifer O. N. McHugh E. Hanken T. B. Keene A.S. Brodie Billa Kerr Alon Alon Evangelical Church Christian Endeavor Lotiery Hollis Charles A. Hollis College Hill Wallace K. Wallace Merner Avenue Fler Teachers College Edward Kurtz

Church Debate Sets Home Ownership as Better Choice

A parish debate at First Lutheran church argues it is better to own than rent a home. First Methodist plans a large delegation to a late July institute at Clear Lake. Daughters of Plymouth host all day meeting with noon dinner. Various church groups meet Wednesday for monthly business and activities. attendees urged to contact organizers.

First Lutheran Church Church Parelors Fipworkis League First Methodist Church Clear Lake Tabernacle Daughters of Plymouth A. J. Weigel Bic Wosal Brethren Putemianeh Miller KOTEX Aroa

Club Notes Mrs Seiffert Hosts Saturday Night 500

Mrs and Mrs Michael Seiffert were hosts and organizers of a Saturday Night 500 event. Favors were presented to Mrs George Cowan Mrs Walter Woodyard and Chyde Han. Mrs Seiffert assisted by Mes Conn ard and Mrs Woodyard served a three course supper. Wins rose baskets awarded as favors. Mrs Nellie Davis will host Forget Me Not. A pony derby was enjoyed. members prepared dishes and polished silverware.

Michael Seiffert George Cowan Walter Woodyard Chyde Han Seifert Woodyard Nellie Davis de Hoste Orinn

City In Brief: Osage and Cedar Falls Notes

Local items show travel plans and visits across Iowa towns. Notables include Cen tral Iowa Power & Light Co. manager departing for Philadelphia on business, residents visiting relatives in Sioux City and Boston, and a Cedar Falls larceny case with a suspect returned from Montana. Quarantines, Camp Ingawanis registrations, and church association meetings are noted alongside divorces, marriages, and civic notices.

R. W. Garrison Central Iowa Power & Udght Co Philadelphia Mraij. Mazer Bernice Gilda Boston Mass B. Mazavetsky Riehl Street H.B- Blowers Aughter Helen Jane Lae Fayette Street Osage

Hospital Prospects and Notable Events At Valley Health

Fragmented OCR notes describe hospital prospects and ongoing activities including births and operations. Mentions of May, a patient list, and average intents appear amid garbled text. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but imply ongoing medical matters at a Valley area hospital.

Hare May An- Pall Pepe VeNar Valley

Cedar Falls Newsroom Contact Details Released

Cedar Falls resident George Waddle, news representative for the Waterloo Evening Couriero and Daily Stene, is listed with office on Weecourte Street and telephone number 12. Office hours are stated as 9 to 4 and 1 to 2.

George Waddle Cedar Falls Waterloo Evening Couriero Daily Stene Weecourte

Jorgensen to Begin Pastoral Charge on June 27

Rev. Jorgensen chosen to lead the Cedar Falls Bethlehem Lutheran Church begins his pastorate with a Sunday service on June 27. He comes from Minneapolis where he will host the national convention, and has studied at Cedar Falls Teachers College and the University of Minnesota. He was elected over a year ago and will take up duties after the convention ends.

Tar Alls Ol- Aur Jorgensen Capolis Allielals Bethlehem Jorgengen Hts Minneapolis Teachers University of Minnesota N. C. Petersen Des Moines Jorgensen Vienéer J. G. Wienecke de Witt C. Wilson St. Patrick's Church Mer. Wilson Cedar Falls John Lammer Edward McGee L. M. Smith L. F. Wynegar L. J. Pienffer Frank D.bailey St. Bernard Trebtems Anchoreh Bethlehem Church G. E. Palmer Harold B. Palmer Vinton Doris Palmer AME Methodist Episcopal Church W. M. Lemen Cedsr Pals Sine Markus Friy Hethlehem Burely C. Petersen Jens J Watter Severin Osage Louis Cornell Bluffs Christian Grenora N. D Hans Rasmussen Cedar Walls Greenwood M.G. Harker Frank Osgood Simmer Teachers College Cherokee F.D. Cram BE. Fuller Audubon Harry HH. Eells Gla‘vinda C.fu

East High Field Day Draws Half Holiday Edit

East High students plan a grand field day on Tuesday afternoon at the East High athletic field with a half holiday. After a one year lapse the event resumes featuring a class track and field meet to crown individual and class champions, girls events, gym and dancing exhibitions, athletic contests and Hast Hi-Y club refreshments for attendees.

East High East High Athletic Field

Million expected to visit eucharistic congress in June

Chicago May 17 AP The twenty eighth international eucharistic congress will be held June 20 25 in Chicago expected to draw about a million pilgrims from around the world. Cardinals archbishops and bishops have signified attendance with papal legate Cardinal Bonzano arriving for the opening ceremony at Mundelein. The event features grand masses at Soldiers Field and Mundelein with choirs totaling tens of thousands and a large papal procession culminating in a papal blessing.

Chicago Rome Prom George Mundelei Wis College of Cardinals Jesus Christ Carinal Bonzano St. Mary's Lake Mundelein Pichia Caruago Pontiacal High Masseas Papal Knights America Soldiers’ Field United States Canada Mundolein Cardinal Bonzano

Judge halts erection of two postoffice buildings

In Missouri Valley Iowa on May 17 Judge O D Wheeler of the district court signed a restraining order delaying the construction of two postoffice buildings until the claim of adjoining owner Ceorrie Beagle is resolved. The dispute centers on the partition wall shared between properties.

Hats P.O Missouri Valley 0. D. Wheeler District Court Ceorrie Beagle

Fashion patterns by mail from Evening Courier

To obtain Gourier up to vida pattern send 16 cents to Fashion Department Evening Courier Weatherlog. Patterns include sewn details and sizes 4 6 8 10 years. Materials and yardage vary by design. Allow 10 days for delivery.

Vida Desser Fashion Department Evening Courier Weatherlog

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