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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1926

Page

2

Club Women Name Charity Committee Leaders

Mrs. Alice B. Watraw presides over a list of committee chairmen for the next year within the Women’s club. Appointed posts include Membership Miss Florense Pheffer, Publicity, Ruth Uamling, Legislative, Miss Hagel Paya, Resolutions, Ruby Elam auditing, Ber Nice Raylin house, Flossie Horstall emblem, Eda Behrens health and recycling, and editor Miss Prangile Stele for The Wa porte Way bulletin. The retiring president Miss Fanny Hentenway becomes parliamentarian. An advisory board includes Miss Hemenway and other officers. national convention plans for Des Moines were discussed.

Alice B. Watraw S the Business Florense Pheffer Ruth Uamling Woo A. H. Johnso George Be -Worthen Mary Oeher Fanny Hentenway Hemenway Wareaw Alice Wycott Elizabeth’ Kenney Lillian Hileman Fern Wice Niss Miss’ Bess ‘Nichols Er Pac

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration By Mr and Mrs Penne

Mr and Mrs Penne will hold open house next Friday for their golden wedding anniversary. Married May 28 1878 at St Josephs Waterloo by Rev No i Serllon, they settled in Eagle Township on what is now the William Stiemel farm purchased in 1881. Mr Penne active in township and county affairs, served on church and Democratic party committees, and held multiple local offices. Mrs Penne born Chloe Taggart in Chicago March 18 1854, moved to Engle Township as a child, and later lived in Waterloo. They raised nine children, eight survive, and there are 19 grandchildren.

William J. Penne Lafayette Street St. Joseph's Church Waterloo No i, Serllon Uame Mr. Penne Eagle Township Wiu William Stiemel Panné Eagie Center Des Moines Asfdmilla Robert L. Penne Charles “V. Penne Dunkerton Ingelave c Teachers College High School Ghyen Lat Tha Methodist Church Ravi Brill Ds Methodist Church College Hill Th . Culver The Gamesters Tas Dewitté C. Wilson Teschers College Auto Carragans

Week's Social Events Calendar Notes Local Clubs

Week events list reads like a social map with Gamma Tau Theta Betalanco Elks Alpha Delpitan Chapter and various societies hosting afternoon gatherings and evening dances. Highlights include church concerts at Congregational and St Paul’s M E, a picnic at St Paul’s, and multiple club meetings, dinners, and a Richmond area Mason temple and Willard hall calendar.

High School Senior Bride Married at Parents Home

Vivian Armstrong wed Ray McMullen in a home ceremony at the Armstrong residence on Dawson Street. Rev Wil pastor officiated. Attendants included Violet McMullen. McMullen, a senior at East ign school and a clerk at Black's store, will soon work as a mechanic at Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. They plan to live at 00 Ian. Sisters of the bride host a dinner. reservations via Mrs John Lar or Mrs Lou Leckington by noon Tuesday.

Iss Vivian Armstrong Ray McMullen Ashead Wil Pastor Burton “Avenue Baptist Church and ‘Airs Dawson Violet McMullen Oscar Irs McMullen Eastign School N. Black’s Waterloo Gasoline Engine Ilson J. McMullen Lickly Gae Law Porte John Lar Lou. Leckington Goon Tichty

Beauty Chats Skin Blemishes and Remedies

Aimed at clear skin, the article links blemishes to diet and cleansing methods. It recommends internal care with simple foods, regular soap and hot water cleansing, and a antiseptic cream routine using old cold cream or zinc ointment. It warns against mole and wart tampering and suggests dermatologist care for these growths.

Hovde Studio Choral Society to Debut in Public Concert

The Hovde Studio Choral Society will present its first public concert at First Congregational Church on Monday at 3 pm. The program features solos, duets, trios, quartets, and choruses with members including baritone Martin Horde and tenor Leo Ferris. The choir, open to all pupils of Mr. Horde, will perform pieces from Wagner and other composers with piano and violin accompaniment. The event promotes club and church program collaboration and notes scheduled rehearsals in Willard Hall.

Hovde Studio Choral Society Martin Horde Ilemys Sualcheras Ively Vincent Pearg Holb Lemene Migs Maude Lavois Greatcien Tuslor Mes Tan Wiein Myra Tioulatuek Miss Sehmily Evelyn Seharter Roy Witker Charles Macitroys Teres Vricda Varner Koren Ferris Morvis Ilea McFlroy Miller T Secon EH. Slippy Nan F. Wood J. Thorn Talles Bres Ry Wilson Leots Abbe Conleugeis Miss Schrader Mise Hy Figata Marpachs Gaydon Maude Selious Oprand Rey Ee Cat The Heyde Choral Niely

Recital of Pupils of Maude L Popp Proudly Presented

Miss Maude L Popp held a piano recital in her studio at 632 Fourth Street West this afternoon featuring two programs. At 2 o clock grade school pupils Marlon Murtagh Jane Taylor Mary Mc Call Genevieve Ritze Margaret Young Helen Simmons Anna Lois Bechtelheimer Marion Ritze Madeline Dulter performed with precision and expression. At 3 o clock junior and senior high school pupils presented pieces by Schumann Mendelssohn and others including Virginia Shelton Josephine Murtagh Marion Hechtelhofer and Verna Bandheldt. The performers demonstrated not only technique but also expressive depth in their varied selections.

Maude L Poppi Fourth Street West Marlon Murtagh Jane Taylor Mary McCall Genevieve Ritze Margaret Young Helen Simmons Anna Lois Bechtelheimer Marion Ritze Madeline Dulter Dinmor Crisher Rudaes Blackbur Bright Smile Hichards Helena Brown Valse Eagleman Virginia Shelton Rosentain Marion Hechtelhoimers Liebestraume Gisot

Banquet Program Delights East High Vaudeville Crowd

East High junior senior banquet in Black's tearoom drew 240 attendees. Gary and Wag ur staged a mind reading skit while a double quartet sang. Katherine Wildes Lillian Thompson danced in fancy costumes and Max Hyan led a novelty orchestra. Floral wreaths and diploma place cards decorated tables under Miss Mary Ethel Dixon’s banquet leadership.

Hast High School In Black Victor’ Gary Edward Wagusr Hinde Gerald Wiakins Qus Follette Dallas Dobson William Collins John Courter Emil | Wilson Michael Klinof Norgal Armstrong Katherine Wildes Lillian, Thompson Max‘Hyan Mary Ethel Dixon English Ledcher Gener

Dubuque Party To Dine And Dance At Sunnyside Club

Dr and Mrs A A Hoffman entertain at Sunnyside Country Club for Dr and Mrs Alois M Hoffman and guests from Dubuque. The evening features dinner dancing and cards with a list of guests including Messrs and Misses Moeftlin, Malardy, Ken nery, Tobias and others. The Dubuque party motored to Waterloo.

A.A. Hoffman Swndyside Country Club Alois M. Hoffman Dubuque Messrs Sand Mines Charles Duiiy Justin Conlin Grover Blunt Fred Ternes Matt Perring Arthur Lungwitz Paul Nauman Elsie Moeftlin Harriet Nlardy Chris Kennery John Tobias Daleo Alpha -Theta 4 Seni Country Club Cinhblea Lotpanigation Harm Ludenan Waukon Tay Alen Male Linex Cedar Falls Earl Rath Cedar Robert Bor Waterloo

Kil Kare and Lucky 23 Club Notes From Local Meetings

Kil Kare club met for dinner at Park Thin on the Janesville road with remarks by Mrs. W. J. Ging, C. A. Rice, and C. F. Sehmolt. Lucky 23 club gathered in the afternoon with Mrs. Pred Morgan as hostess awarding gardener favors to Mrs. Ti, M. Roeberts, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Frank Wagner. Mrs. H. M. Roberts joined the event along with Mrs. Gertrude Colleptine and Mrs. W. L. Larson. hostess duties were by Mrs. George Highley and Mrs. J. Nauman.

Kil Kare Park Thin Janesville Road Was W. J. Ging C.A. Rice C.F. Sehmolt Lucky 23 Club Pred Morgan Gard Sven

City in Brief and Local Notices From the Ledger

Weet ana din St Trice Kidg Buchanan for glasses. Mrs A Leibfarth Sumner Lit and Mrs T J Forhan and son Ralph of Chienge guests at the Hough McCarinny home 420 Wellington. SA class Junior high school picnic at Cedar River Park next Tuesday after school weather permitting. Class has 149 students. Mrs A G Sawyer 728 Parke Avenue West underwent an operation at St Francis Hospital. Abbie M Under, a divorcee from J Teatler, awarded $4 000 property rights and to live in the home for a year while bearing mortgage payments. Batler 66 and wife 61. A G Dawson of Springfield Mo improved after a left hip fracture. he is at Presbyterian Hospital. Dawson, brother of Mrs T S Parsons, spent restful night per hospital report. Injured man taken to hospital after a 5th floor fall in the U S Parsons Music Company building.

BE. A Leibfarth Sumner Lit T. J. Forhan Ralph Chienge Ars. Hough McCarinny Wellington Street Cedar River Park A. G. Sawyer Parke Vienue West St. Francis Yigititie Hes Mather Chicago Abbie J . Teatler Wadow Nome Gbatler A. G. Dawson Spriinefield, Mo Presbyterian Hospital Dawson T. S. Parsons Parsons Music Company

Church News Highlights and Local Meetings

Colored lantern slides from Niblo's moving picture will be shown in the First Baptist social room Tuesday at 5:00 pm with Gen. Wallacs's immortal story featured. Mrs Vieler Nichols was elected silent of flamemakers class at yesterday's meeting. Officers named include Mrs J. Ridson as vice president and Mrs Drew as secretary. The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of Con-War Christian church hosted a farewell party for Clifford and Newtat Barbver in church parlors yesterday.

Niblo Cletire Ben Thur First Baptist Hreh Jew Wallacs Hiller Sunrahay Sdeal Vieler Nichols RL Thiptist J. Kiudson Tis Drew W Crutcher Itermediate Christian Endeavor Society of

Cedar Falls Daily Nets Local News Update

Incomplete readable fragment mentions Cedar Falls Daily and local staff notes. Missing details prevent a clear event or outcome. no specific persons, dates, or places beyond Cedar Falls.

Cedar Falls

Memorial Day Observance in Cedar Walls District

Memorial events honor Civil War and World War veterans with graveside visits to Greenwood Fairview and local cemeteries led by James Brownell post and American Legion details. Memorial sermon by Dr Roy Berlin at First Presbyterian Church and a community service at Regent Theatre recall sacrifices and war records.

Cedar Walls James Brownell Grand Army of the Republic George W. Philpol Cedar Pass Greenwood Fairview Regent Theatre Arthur KE. Fish Vérain Union Roy D. Berlin Women's Relief Corps Cedar Falls First Presbyterian Church Behlin G. F. Barsalou God William Ge. Deer Jesus Ermil Frye Mish Evelyn Lowe Bishoy Ire Titus Lowe Henry Azel Moves Stertling Cole King Avenues Methodist Episcopal Church Columbus O. Mec

Fashion Patterns Offer From Courier Advert

Patterns to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying dealgn, send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams and orders reach in about 10 days. A comfortable under slip for slender figures, 42 inch size requires yards of material and shaping details vary by style.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Wasterloo

Repair of $2000 Warehouse Fire Damage Begins

Fire at the Town Warehouse on Mulberry Street caused about $2000 damage, now insured. Fire department kept loss to contents, with only a few sugar sacks damaged. Origin traced to gasoline used by Sung company in cleaning automobile parts. a dog died from smoke in the basement.

Town Warehouse Company Mulberry Street Robert Cass California and Hawaiian Sugar Company Western Sugar Refining Company San Francisco Lang Company Sung Company Center Street Avas

Moose Delegation Heads to Valley Ceremonial Transported by Special Buses

Water loo sends 25 candidates for initiation with the Mooseband joining the trip. Charter buses from the W G P N rail line depart at 230 pm to Cedar Walter Region 141 Mason City for initiatory work in the artory. Women of the Mooseheart Legion plan a large class at the K of C ball with Abant anet entertainment in the evening. The Mason City drill team and the Marshaltown Legion orchestra participate, followed by a Water loo Mease band concert in the city park.

Moose Rail Waterloo Alilay Cedar Walter Mason ‘City Moose Band Artory Mooseheart Legion Mason Guys Abantanet Mason City Snc Marshaltown’ Legion Waterloo Mease

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