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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

2

Society club program outlines year for Chapter BE of OS

A yearbook survey shows Chapter BE OS plans a diverse program for 1926 27 with emphasis on literature music drama and civic problems. Opening meeting Sept 13 features a business session and leader Mrs UL Young. Future gatherings include quizzes rehearsals discussions reviews and annual meetings with numerous local organizations mentioned.

Sai UL Young ML Wallince John Doe Hepshaw Ward Rey O Murchison Willer Ica Boies Iace Alyse A. Porter Ae J Pourmiers Ani Educational Fund Brinkwan Mys R.S. Paul Ketone Reviews Saya Gertrude Millin Chibuns Eugene O'Neil Bivens Infcheon Asso Industrial Qranti

Women of Brazil Introduced Through Missionary Talks

Mrs L S Willants Iowa Presbyterian Synod secretary spoke at a St. Johns event in Chicago, with about 30 West-Minister Presbyterian women attending at Mrs Henderson's home. She described life of Brazilian women, read quotes from The Least of These by Brazil, noted proceeds funded a chapel at Wacarajoinea Benadi, and shared details of her 16 years in Brazil.

L/S. Willants Iowa Presbyterian ~ Synadien Jqunnk West- Minster Brazil Wacara- Joinea Benadi Man Wilsett Saye

Wedding Service Readied at Waverly for Waterloo Pair

The couple married at the home of Mr Buehrér in Waverly with Graining of the Lu,ed performing the ceremony. Mr Buehrer is a meat cutter for BE and formerly lived elsewhere. The newlyweds reside with Mrs. Buehrer at 908 Jefferson St. Waterloo chapter notes, and local clubs report on a national convention in Milwaukee and changes to Young Women’s Christian Association membership rules.

Buehrér Waverly Graening Buehrer Tole Petator Midwest Publishing Federal Council of Churches

Church News Highlights Sunday School and Meetings

Forty teachers at the Church of the Brethren honored Rev. A P L Blough at a Sunday school gathering. He departs June 1 for a three month Europe and Holy Land tour. Walnut Street Baptist women met for White Cross sewing in Mrs. A B Baum’s home. Various church groups planned dinners, parties, and fellowship activities with hosts including Mrs. G P White and Mr. and Mrs. A A Zimmerman. Daughters of Plymouth gathered for a Plymouth Congregational meeting with 25 attendees and musical numbers.

Church of t +he Brethren A. PL Blough Y. Well Mr. Blough Europe Holy Land Walnut Street’ Baptist Church White Cross A. B. Bauin H. S. Bunnell Woman's Society C. A. Parker GP. White White Elizabeth Goo J. J. Davis Stanley Taylor J. M. Suttan Paul

Graves Sisterhood Re Elects Officers at Meeting

United Brethren women re elected officers in a home meeting at Mrs. H. T. Youn’s. Officers named were Mrs. J. Heskett Went vice president and Mrs. Lloyd Peyerl secretary treasurer. Members welcomed included Mrs. H. Guyer and Mrs. J. Grazier. Jaeger family provided piano selections and Jeanette Jaeger performed. The program featured solos, recitations, and a piano piece by Charlotte Jaeger.

Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood Ineeling H. T. Youn J. Heskett Pras- Went W. W. Anderson Mors Lloyd Peyerl AL FL. Kingsbury Lo W._ Jaeger John Steveler St. E. Lightfoot Frank Duke Myre Watters John Hangon Jaeger Jeanette Charlotte

Club Notes and Social Events Highlight Local Groups

Mrs. Glen Peverill hosted Double Five members with several prizes and a three course tea. Mrs. Roy Villay, Mary Smith and Pearl Cratsley among winners. Twin Four held lunches at Mrs. Jack Taisen’s, with Nels Lewis and W. Mouteh taking 500 honors. Farewell honors for Mig Poutéh at Golden Link, plus new members voted in and schedules for next meetings announced.

Glen Peverill Roy Villay Mary. Smith Pearl Cratsley Forrest Pratt Bert ‘Tucker Roy Garrabrant Snd Bert Tucker George Grau Twin Four Jack Taisen Jalrs Jensen William, Wiegh Des Moines Nels Lewis W. Mouteh J. Robb Gari Sorenson Mig Poutéh Nichols

Indian Village Sites Described by J C Hartman

J C Hartman shared early Iowa settlement insights at a Waterltoe Audubon gathering in Cedar Falls Waterloo. He spoke on forest conservation wildfowl and passenger pigeons historical Musquakie camps Indian village sites between Waterloo and Cedar Falls and Algonquin burial mounds evidencing aboriginal culture. He also recalled personal wildlife observations and noted the next meeting on June 2 with Fr I Biehl presenting an illustrated bird talk.

J. C- Tart- Man Wateriole Gedar Weights Hartman Waterloo Cedar Falls Sccie Biehl Wihlatve Lally

Board of Review Sets June Meeting for Objections

The board of review, including the mayor and city council members, adjourned to meet Tuesday June 1 at 8 p m in the city hall to hear objections to assessments of personal property and changes made. About 20 assessments on merchandise, stock, and buildings were raised to align with real estate values. individuals will be notified by City Clerk Charles C Mackay.

J. A. Townsley Board of Review Charles c¢. MacKay

Edison PTA to Elect Officers Tomorrow

Edison Parent Teacher Association will elect officers tomorrow afternoon. A 44 minute program will be given by children of the school and teachers will serve refreshments.

Edison Parent-Teacher Association Ellison Parent-Teacher Association

Radio Programs and Weeknight Listings Across Cities

Radio schedule fragment lists Tonight and Thursday programs across Chicago Los Angeles Houston Ames Davenport and more with orchestras bands talks lectures and concerts including Houston

Wallan Davengiuet Shenand Ob Ouston Amy Ulks Chicago Moo Springfield Ponthie Trowtien FAM KSI Sclients Wits Kansas Clocinnad Prolife Chia Tga Lpitsburgsh Progrant Wities Fass Lusle Pittsburia KFI Los Angeles Matinec Houston Orchestra Hurt Worth Gatut Springheld Orgen Wit ‘Des Maine Louisville Nortal Xeh Wyic Gas Memphis Ames Denver IKA Plasburgh HKYN Springfield Webn Zion WEAP New York Ailea Athaith Cone Wean Cleveland Fitna Adalliss Dallas Ectady Cusurter Udy New Yori Revard Boys Is-St Chieaga Sam N- Henry WCCO Caley Mpls Orch Cinginnati WPAM Omaha Fort Worth Hay Des Widnes Memphis Joosehen Settins Kansas City Freibre Oakland

Toledo to Pave and Gravel Streets Ad Stirs Beauty Cream Promise

An odd Toledo advertisement promotes street paving while touting a lemon based skin whitening mix. It claims three blocks of paving plus beautifier supplies, with a marketing pitch linking urban improvement to cosmetic results. The text blends city project details with cosmetic promises and appears in a fragmented OCR fragment.

Toledo Hasna Hogue Olide Tama

McCaffrey Named Delegate to State Labor Convention

M. J. McCaffrey former Waterloo Central Labor union president was chosen as delegate to the Iowa State Federation of Labor convention. William H. Webb city electrical inspector was named alternate. Henry J. Britchhson will represent the Carpenters union. Candidates spoke at the meeting including Grundy Cotter and Amala C. Neilson but no endorsements were announced.

M. J. McCaffrey Waterloo Central Labor Union Iown State Federation of Labor Mason City William H. Webb Henry J. Brrichhson Central Labor Union Carpenters’ ‘Union H. A., Willoughby Grundy Cotter Amala C. Neilson

Farmers Seek Oil on River Shore Near Fort Madison

Farmers on the Iowa shore of the Mississippi opposite Fort Madison form a company to sink and drill for oil near the lawn of Pentooiue. Geologists are drawn by natural gas escaping from the ground as they plan a well site on the Town Shore.

Fort Madison Theiche Lowa Mississippi Pentooiue

Luther Edwards Cedar Heights founder dies in hometown

Luther JL Edwards long prominent in Waterloo and Cedar Heights history died today at his Cedar Heights home. Born March 1 1849 in Beaver Dam Wisconsin he moved west and held posts including Waterloo postmaster 1884 to 1890. He organized Cedar Heights development and later engaged in real estate and insurance. Funeral services are set for Saturday conducted by Dr J A Laurin and Rev A J Mychianer at the Cedar Heights Community Church with burial in Trey, Iowa.

Luther JL. Edwards Waterloo Cedar Heights Asain J. As Lauri Cedar Ieights T. Mar. Edwards Beaver Dai Wis Massachusetts L. H A. J. Biddwards L. Hl Thompson Brothers, General Merchandise Andrew Thompson S. J. Smith General Merchandise Tract Waerag Edwards Ile Grover’ Cleveland Fairbank H.A. Bailey Bankers Life Northwestern Life Blut Rewards Rownd New York

Danderine promises quick dandruff removal and hair growth

An advertisement extols Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff, claiming it dissolves dandruff in minutes, invigorates the scalp, stops itching and hair loss, and makes hair appear light, fluffy, and lustrous. It urges buying a 51 bottle at stores or toilet counters to keep dandruff from hair.

Way Ng

Edwards Family Portrait of Cedar Heights Builder

Long obituary notes prominent Cedar Heights developer Mr. Edwards who, with partner White Galloway, transformed 13 years of effort into a thriving Westment community. It chronicles his civic service with the Democratic party, family ties to Tama Jim Wilson, and his descendants including A. G. Fedderson and Rowena A Edwards. A spring tribute from Tama Jim Wilson recalls life as a journey toward a welcoming hereafter.

Holivards Whilai Galloway Mita Galloway Prospect Hills Galloway In Edwards Albert James M. Edwards Dar A. G. Fedderson Davenport Rowena Iowa State ‘Teachers College Kimma York Thomaston Conn J. Edwrards Tama Jim” Wilson Sumner Cloiud

Osteopaths Debate American Osteopathy Sensation Herd

A fragmented report outlines a May meeting where osteopathic advocates discuss standards and the vision for American Osteopathy. Key participants and organizations are unclear due to damaged text.

Unclear fragment hints at dye and fabric type guidance

Fragmentary notice suggests guidance on selecting dyes and fabrics with questions about wool cotton or blends, but details are unreadable. The snippet mentions consulting a druggist and identifying material types such as wool or silk and cotton or blends.

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