Entre Neus Club Silver Anniversary Dinner
The Entre Neus club marks 25 years with a 7 o'clock dinner party hosted by Mrs J W Sullivan. Members and former members attend along with husbands and guests. The club supports Sociability and Altruism with a 5 cent per member per meeting dues funding charity work.
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Entre Neus Club
J. W. Sullivan
Jlb Bruneris
Frank Obel
Kerwin
Waterloo
ABC
Roman Wangier
Rav
Mark Cooney
Orighnators
T. A. Gadbois
G. D. Kelley
Wangler
Henry Chevalier
J. P. Kelfier
Edward Croak
M. J
O’resse
D. M. Brown
Eugene Dailey
George Myers
P. J. Pint
Mr. T. McDermon
W. H. Mitchell
DD. Miller
Nicholas Federspiel
Simmerling
Barney Ku
Past Officers Direct O E S Work for Becker Chapter
Becker chapter of the O E S will celebrate its annual mist imatrons' day at Sonichalk Wednesday evening with Mrs Mollie Towne presiding as past matron and Walter Seheel as worthy patron. Several officers and past officers are named for roles in the event, with plans noted for a grand officers dinner and sewing project for world war veterans next fall.
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Mollie Towne
Becker Chapter
Sd Petrona
Sonichalk Wednesda
Walter Seheel
Mes
Ociate Con Duntreas
Dr Gon
Sedawwarids
Trenge
Mines
Lillian Mack
Carria Buechele
Bya Hoot
Ida
Ehek Crain
Elizabeth Effie Buchan
Lula Adage
Margaret Sporte
Minnie Tiffany
Josephine Bucklin
California
Margaret Lichty
The Rise of Song Themes From Tragedy to Cheer
A reflection on how modern songs shift from lugubrious tales of family strife to upbeat, hopeful tunes. The piece notes wartime and folk influences, praising cheery hosts and bright atmospheres in city venues as a contrast to darker ballads. It cites titles like Have a Smile for You One You Meet and Pack Up Your Troubles as emblematic of this shift.
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Agine
Jen
Ionae
Happi
Mrs L E Park to preside at WCTU program Wednesday
Mrs L E Park, president of the W C T U, returned from Tulsa to preside over the second day of the Willard Hall house party program on Wednesday. The schedule includes roll call, devotions, talks by Mrs Carhart and others, lunch, and evening services as part of a busy women’s event in Memorial Day week.
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Park
Tulsa
Okla
Willardhall
W. Oc. T. UL
G. A. Rhort
Southland
Carhart
Marion
Blehmey
J. 5
Tuthill
Alate
Ida B. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Renil
V. Williams
Ev. SV. Williams
St. Paula M. W. Church
America
Rommy- Iatty
Memorial Hall
A. VW
Maddigan School of Art Wera
Jessie Snyder
Lynn Scott
June Verfuson
Heather Yyr Wild
Laan Scott
D. A
Beauty Chats Answered Letters from Readers
A reader advice column offers tips on exercises to shape calves, skin care with cocoa butter, eyelash tonics, and water drinking for complexion. It includes remarks on hot water use before meals, cleansing inflamed eyelids, and general health. The Q and A mention a 16 year old, weight guidance, and commentary on facial features and overall impression.
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Letlers
Susie
Bobbie
FLM
G. S
Sheik
Anna Jean
Community events and meetings listed for Wednesday evening
Refresh ments will be served by a comir tee Modern Woodmen-Waterloo camp No 2059 will hold a meeting this evening in Knights of Columbus hall Following business there will be refreshments and a program at 7 PM Plenio-Lafayette Par sut-Teacher association will have a Diente supper to close the term this evening at the building Daughters of Isis will hold a special meeting in Knights of Columbus hall Friday evening
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Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Inj Cherge
D. W. Pitts
Paul Revere
Ezabeth Cantine
Anabel
Philip Coontz
Glades Crowell
Mary
D. J. Callaan
Reading
Alice Margaret Shirer
Basil Beal
Georgia Beal
Waterloo
Camp
Knights of Columbus
Busnega
PT. A, Plenio—Lafayette Parsut-Teacher Association
Daughters of Isabela
Church Women Gather For Luncheon And Meetings
Church groups host a series of gatherings with luncheons and business sessions. Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood meets at 3 o clock Wednesday at Mrs H H Young's home. Westminster Won mans Missionary society discusses Spanish speaking America at 2 30 p m in church parlors with Mrs J J Cerson speaking on The Call of South America. Reports on the Grundy center presbyterial meeting are expected from Mrs Ell Van Aaadel. Hostesses include Mrs Ph DH C A West and J W Best. Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Aid meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs T D Collins home. Truth Seekers class plans bag supper and entertainment at St Pauls M E church tomorrow evening. Mrs J E B Black hosts Grace M B women at Kensington tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Henry Broadbent chairing. Entertainment includes a program. Mrs Ira Rodamer hosts First Congregational Women organization Wednesday at 2 20 p m. Japan study continues. Mrs Clinton Shockley and committee will serve. Mission department of First Presbyterian Women’s Association meets in church parlors Wednesday afternoon. hostesses Mrs M O Wilbur and Mrs L A Watkins. Mrs Roy Sinnard chairs serving. Evening division of First Baptist Women’s Society plans bake sale Saturday. hostesses at W F Thompson home served refreshments after an hour.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood
H. H. Young
Westminster Presbyterian Wonan
Missionary Society
America
J. J. Cerson
South America
Mra
Ell
van Aaadel
Grundyenter
Mines
Ph. DH
C. A. West
J. W. Best
Mission Department of First, Presbyterian Women's Working Association
M. O. Wilbur
L. A. Watkins
Roy Sinnard
Roger Thompson
Raymond Addington
First Baptist Women's Society
W. F. Thompson
Club Notes Honors for Les Bonne Ames Members
Mrs. C. W. Cotton hosted the Les Bonne Ames club yesterday and presented bouquets to each member. Mrs. Upton Werner assisted in serving.
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C. W. Cotton
Les Bonne Ames Club
Upton Werner
City in Brief: Local Notables and Upcomings
Equipping to duplicate lenses accurately, several residents make local mention. EK. J. Wenner visits Chicago on business since Sunday. Mrs. Frank Sheeley returns from visiting her parents in Oelwein. Mrs. F. R. Phippen plans a San Francisco trip. Charles J. Edwards and family back from Shenandoah Iowa, while Laura Ellis heads to Winona for a niece’s illness. Attorney William A. Conk recovers from illness to attend his office. Mrs. Arthur Wood visits Oelwein with the Moors. Delegates Rankin Pullen and Henry attend Cedar Falls Sunday school convention. Judge J. C. Beem performs first wedding since elevation, pairing Leo S. Donohue and Velda B. Cunningham. Oelwein visitors O. O. Zuehtke continue a Chicago trip. A mislaid $100 bag at a suburban grocery is recovered by a detective. Frederic M. Boys and nieces Marion and Harriett return from Des Moines after Ames track meet. Navy recruit Monroe Hansen from Waterloo reports success in machinist mates’ school at Hampton Roads. City council tax assessment reviews adjourn to June 3 with limited changes. Roy Hulett and wife return from Charleston, South Carolina, after rail freight agents’ meeting. trip via Washington, D. C.
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EK. J. Wenner
Chicago
Frank Sheeley
J. A. Dahl
Oelwein
F. RK. Phippen
San Francisco
Cal
Charles J, Edwards
Argyle Street
Shenandoah
Laura Ellis
Winona
Minn
William A. Conk
Arthur Wood
Wv. W. Moors
J. C. Rankin
Esther Pullen
Anna Henry
United Presbyterian Church
Cedar
Frederic M
Marion
Harriett
Des Moines
Ames
Monroe Hansen
Waterloo
Navy
Als. Hateton
Hampton ‘Roads
Board of
Roy Hulett
Cortlandt Street
Charleston
S. Co
American Railway Association
Hulett
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Washington, D. c
East Philos Elect George Marker Prexy
East High students elected officers for the next semester in Philomathian literary society. George Marker was chosen president with Hubert Patterson as vice president Eleanor Hughes secretary Carroll Walters treasurer Eli Cowin finance officer and Clyde Artus sergeant at arms. The society will host its annual banquet Thursday evening May 29. Officers for Erodelphian literary society will be elected at the next business meeting. The Eros held initiation and a picnic at Black Hawk creek this afternoon and tonight with a committee led by Geraldine Gilchrist Dorothy Johnson Dalano Raymond Russell Wand Ernest Hulett and Eldridge Clow in charge.
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Omeers
Philomathian Literary of
East High
Mts
George Marker
Hubert Patterson
Eleanor Hughes
Carroll Walters
Eli Cowin
Clyde Artus
Atarins
Philos
Erodelphian Literary Society
Eros
Black Hawk Creek
Geraldine Gilchrist
Dorothy Johnson
Dalano Raymond
Russell Wand
Ernest Hulett
Eldridge Clow
Waterloo lands 1925 teachers convention
Waterloo was chosen as the 1925 convention city for the north eastern district of the Iowa State Teachers association during a meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamgow. The dates are expected to be April 2 and 3. The session was led by Prof AO Fuller with attendees including Waterloo principal and district superintendents.
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Waterloo
Lowa State Teachers’ Association
Hotel Russell-Lamsgow
Ao Fuller
Iowa State Tonachora Ene
Mise Mary
Chris
Ifie
Alent
Csvhant
Atmore Sperintendent
Oelwein Sohants
Organization of St Marys Court of Foresters Baseball Team
Organization of a baseball team was approved and John Wellenns business manager and Don Mc Dermott Jr playing manager were appointed to promote the enterprise when St Mary's Court in Florida met in the school auditorium last evening. The meeting welcomed a large group of members who accepted Sunday. Entertainment included music, howling and other games.
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John Wellenns
Don McDermott, Jr
St. Mary’s Court
O. FL
Sehors
Jagl
Lemon Based Skin Bleach Promises Whiter Complexion
An old advertisement touts a lemon skin whitening mixture using two lemon juices and Orchard White to create a quarter pint lotion. It claims the blend softens and beautifies skin without irritation and targets face neck arms and hands with a fragrant application James and stage beauties are cited as users for freckles sunburn and a rosy white tone.
Pictures by wire put conventions on dinner tables
New York May 20. For the first time readers far from the convention scene can see and hear actions as they occur. AT&T reports pictures of the conventions will be sent to newspapers within minutes after events. Experiments showed 15 photographs transmitted from Cleveland to New York in two hours, with broadcasting planned for both conventions by radio.
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United Press
New York
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Cleveland
Coolidge
Bart
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier fashion designs
Pattern orders to Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department request up-to-date designs with 15 cent pattern fee. Patterns allow seams and are filled as soon as possible, but may take up to ten days after order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Studieg
Telephone wires carry stronger current from photo-electric cell work
Okmulgee civic leaders invite entries for a silver roving cup to honor the resident deemed most valuable to the city. Representatives of civic clubs will judge merits and name the winner on May 21.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Priest’s Appeal Halts Ku Klux Klan Row in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on May 20 Rev Matthew Walsh president of the University of Notre Dame appealed to end violence as police dispersed a crowd around the Ku Klux Klan headquarters where a meeting was in progress and a fiery cross displayed. Several minor clashes occurred between Klansmen and anti Klansmen before the crowd dispersed.
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South Bend
Ind
Matthew Walsh
University of Notre Dame
Ku Klux Klan
Light Frost Reported in Northeastern Iowa
A light frost was reported to the weather bureau from stations in the northeastern part of Iowa. Decorah and Cedar Rapids recorded the lowest temperatures at 29. The northwestern part escaped the frost. A clear sky tonight may bring another light frost.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Decorah
Cedar Rapids
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