Mardin Meyda Choral Society Opens Stormy Concert Season
A stormy evening did not deter a crowd at Congregational Church for the Mardin Meyda Choral Society concert. The program featured The Peterime Chorus from Wagner’s Tannhauser, a double male quartet, solos by Miss Lemnura, and a duet by Mrs. Max Wilson and ALY Heyde, with a Mozart trio and other items. Bouquets were presented to performers and the program will be repeated the first Sunday evening in June at St. Paul’s Wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardin Meyda Choral Society
Piterime
Wiab Glss
Tannahauser
Pilar Me
Adana
Mos
Vincent
Miss. Lemnura
Henry Zunpke
Longfellow
Gretchen Taylor
Mozart
Barcaroli
Tiny Martin
Burdella
Sankey
Committee chairmen named for 1926 27 by Mrs W R Law
Mrs W R Law presided as Chapter 7 president naming committees for 1926 27 at a meeting held at Mrs KE Alford home. Year book chair is Mrs Mapes with assistants E W Miller Ol Stevenson Callie Wieder Music Grate Cascaden Worber Marshall and G Wildenrand Visiting chairs include C W Robertson A M Place WL oA 1b Graham Bure Lichty Kenneth Bragden A D Cvo nell and Mary Coughtry Hospital chairs are J G McAlin and G B Rowell Flower chairs are Avs Harry Shaw and TW Swisher Co operative chairs are 1 1 Northey and Alfred Longley Two candidates were initiated and plans for a party in two weeks were made. Many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Law
P. BE. O
KE. T. Alford
Mapes
E.W. Miller
Ol. Stevenson
Callie Wieder
Musie
Elected Officers Named at Natural Club Meeting
Mrs Ness was elected president of the club at a home meeting. Miss Mae Howell and Miss Maxiie Kessler were named in officer and committee roles. Miss Little joined as a member and performed in the program with Mrs Harald Smith. A banquet is planned in Black’s in two weeks with Miss Gail Wilbur in charge of reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sla
Ehict
Mae" Howell
D. W. Axon
Wagner
Treas- Iand
Tarler
Eve
Maxiie Kessler
Massenet
Caesar Cui
Harald Smith
Janet Little
Miss Little
MacDonwell
Black
Gail Wilbur
Alpha Delphian Society Elects New Officers
The Alpha Delphian Society met in the W S A building and elected officers: President GH Davis, vice president M F L Coontz, and treasurer A A Hoffmann. Evans chairs the advisory board. Boatman retires as president and conducts a modern French drama study. final meeting will be a June picnic at Boatman’s cottage.
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Alpha Delphian Society
W. S.A
Gece
GH. Davis
M. FL Coontz
A. A. Hoffmann
J. Evans
C. A. Boatman
Rostand
Chanticleer
CG. I. Ostrander
Church social notices and meetings across Waterloo churches
Local church groups including the Ladies' Social Union of the Universalist church, Alpha Guild of First Presbyterian, Deborgit Society of First Methodist, Philathea class of First M E, and other parish circles announce meetings, hostesses, and cancellations for tomorrow and upcoming weeks across Cedar Heights and Northminster areas. Social titles, hostess names, and venue details are listed with brief notes on themes and changes due to district meetings or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social-union of the Universalist- Church
B. B. Walker
Mary Edgerton
Beauty and hair care tips from reader letters
The column answers readers on beauty topics including weight perception and fashion hints. Advice covers skin care with astringents and creams, hair growth from scalp massage, nail care with scrubbing and tools, and avoiding skin irritation from dress color and soap.
Fewer Politicians Sought by Willoughby in State Senate Bid
H A Willoughby Grundy Center Republican candidate urged fewer politicians and more businessmen in the state legislature at a City Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. Storm reduced organizing strength. officer election postponed to June 28. Wedding notes include Alice Reuter and John Ackerman wed at Little Brown Church and Ella F Petersen and Carl Petersen marry in Eau Claire.
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H.A. Willoughby
Grundy
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Yuna
Alice
Reuter
John Ackerman
Aplington
Little Brown
Yale
George Hanna
Ackerman
Allison
Kensington Club Plans Wednesday Meeting At Mrs Dunlap Home
Club notes report Kensington club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G. Dunlap. Wild Rose club members yesterday paid a surprise visit to Mrs. William McGlade, who with her family will move to Chicago. Rooms were decorated, Mrs. J. M Corda and Mrs. L. G. Weber served a luncheon, and Mrs. McGlade received handkerchiefs. Friendship circle will meet tomorrow at Mrs. Frank Tate’s home. officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
William McGlade
Pas Thage
Elmer Inf “Parl
Sioux City
Wilmetta Fullett
William Seliger
Sigourney
John Seliger
Aviwiam 'C
Nuhn
Tremont Street
Chicago
Hospital Alumnae Banquet Honors 1926 Graduates
The Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association hosts a banquet tonight at Hotel Lamson to honor the 1926 nursing school graduates. Mrs. Ray Tiller will welcome the grads, with Miss Evalyn Richards delivering the response, followed by readings music and dancing.
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The
Presbyterian Hospital Alumenae Association
L Lamson
Ray Tiller
Evalyn Richards
Waverly Opens Municipal Beach Monday
Waverly Ia May 28 Special The municipal bathing beach will open on May 31 with C B Houghton in charge. Houghton formerly ran a hotel in Des Moines for several years and comes from Wheelersburg West Virginia where he managed the estate fair grounds’ swimming area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
C. B. Houghton
Houghton
Bes Moines
WL Va
Don Graham Wins Big Ten Medal at University of Iowa
Don Graham son of Ate and Mrs. James M. Graham 130 Sheridan Row received the Big Ten medal for excellence in athletic and scholarly work at the University of Iowa. He will return home next week and plans a summer trip abroad with his parents. He will earn a bachelor of arts degree and study law next fall. Coach Ingwersen labeled him the team’s most valuable man. Luts shares athletic honors with Graham as tennis captain and a letter winner in tennis and swimming.
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Donald Graham
Ate
James M. Graham
Sheridan Row
University of Iowa
Ay Dispatch
Pray
James Lutz
Don Motes
Graham
Soshmenidts
Ingwersen
Meo
California
Luts
Civics tests prompt laughs on poverty of farmer the assessor
An eighth grade exam prompt asks duties of the assessor. Students respond with humorous lines about poverty of the farmer. A music question asks who wrote the Star Spangled Banner and a history prompt leads to Daniel Boone and Alexander Hell references.
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Que Lad
Col. Brookhart
Francis
Daniel Boone
Thiumphantly
Alexander Hell
Jeanie Burr
Comptroller John McCarl Receives Mixed Public Praise
Iowa native John McCarl, U.S. Comptroller General since 1921, faces praise and criticism for his rigid fiscal rulings. Born in Des Moines and raised in Nebraska, he earned his law degree at Nebraska, served as secretary to Senator Norris, then led Republican campaign work before Harding appointed him.
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Des Moles
United States
John
Aymond McCarl
Iawan
Lear
Mecarl
Washington
Lhce
Liebmarr
McCarr
McCarl
Nebraska
Tie
McCook, Neb
University of Nebraska
Ethel Barnett McCook
Norris
Methodisé Chuterine National Press Club
Phi Detta’ Phi
Children Under 8 Pay 25 Cents for Ball Games
W. J. Keefe announces a new gate policy at league base ball games in Waterloo. Children under eight will be charged 25 cents, while all spectators eight and over pay the regular 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. J. Keefe
Swaddial and Balla Represent Local Waterloo Outlets
A fragmented notice lists Georgie H Swaddial and Ini Ceday Balla as residents and representatives at Waterloo outlets. It cites an address in the Waterloo Evening Gourler and Daily Seporter with an LPL West Pour Flfuel office and telephone, noting office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie H. Swaddial
Weis
Ini Ceday Balla
Waterloo
LPL West
Will Ask Election On Bond Issue for Riverfront Work
Riverfront improvement bond issue likely to be voted on in a special election this week. City council conference last evening approved funds plan with an estimated 6500 to 7000 dollars needed. Funeral services for Mrs. Laura See set. others noted include church events and local visits.
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Cedar Palls
Wrond
York
See
Laura See
Op Ton
W.G. Deer
First Baptist
Burlat
Greenwood
Torrey
Eddyville
W.E. Walters
Frank Cole
Sarah Ingelthorn
John — Voorhees
Junior C E Will Present Program at First Presbyterian
The Junior Christian Endeavor of First Presbyterian Church presents a 7 30 program directed by Mrs C A Heath tomorrow. Yo Wo G Ay girls perform a garland drill followed by a skit The Missionary Barrel with piano and violin solos by Margaret Moore Readings by Mrs C Geiger and Miss M Catherine Murray. The Sunday school choir and orchestra present a playlet An Important Question in two scenes. Merte Heath violin solo and Dr J R Macartney will speak. No admission charge but an offering for missions.
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Christian” Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Heath
Betty Young
Missionary Barrell
Margaret Moore
Memorial Day observance in Shell Rock details
Memorial day will be observed in Shell Rock on Monday with the American Legion directing the celebration. Graves will be decorated by school children and dinner served to legionnaires by the auxiliary in the Baptist church parlors at noon. G O. Vanderveer of Waverly will be the orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell. Rock
Shell Rock
American Legion
Legionnaires
G_O. Vanderveer
Waverly
Clear Lake School Faces New Space Problems
In Clear Lake Iowa the overcrowded schools will face further challenges with the upcoming term. The city council has served notice to vacate the rooms in the city hall used by the sixth and fourth grades for the past two years.
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Clear Lake
West High to Induct Six into National Honor Society
Class night program at West High Friday features induction of six seniors into the National Honor Society. Bertha Ferris, Martin Dougherty, Ruth Hitchenck, Julia Christensen, Josephine Maine, and Maurice Zimmering will take the pledge. EF Swisher to deliver address. presentation by Charles Hotyman. Craig Ellison explains society purpose. Blair Wood presents symbol. Donald Rickley gives emblem and pledge. Public invited.
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West High
Huntors
National Honor Society of
Bertha Ferris
Martin Dougherty
Ruth Hitchenck
Julia Christensen
Josephine Maine
Maurice Zimmering
Th. EF
Swisher
Charles Hotyman
Craig Ellison
Blair Wood
Donald Rickley
Use Lemons to Whiten Skin
Promoters claim mixing two lemons juice with three ounces of Orchard White creates a skin whitening lotion. Shake and apply to face neck arms and hands for a purported whitening, softening and beautifying effect. Claims include fade freckles sunburn and tan with immediate results.
Waverly Community Legion Building Opens With Supper Program
Waverly Ta May 26. Formal opening of the Community Legion building with a two day program. The Community club and Legion will serve supper each evening preceding four events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Community ' Ante Legion
West Independent School Board to Interview Superintendency Applicants
The West Independent School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m in the directors room of Leavitt and Johnson National Bank to consider applications for the position of superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieaanbers
Board ‘of Education of
the West, Independent
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Simple directions for tinting fabrics with Diamond dye
A 15 cent advertisement promises easy steps to tint or dye delicate fabrics and garments including lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, and coats. It instructs readers to tell their druggist if the material is wool or silk or if it is linen, cotton, or mixed, to choose the correct Diamond dye.
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Choral Society
Lquicht
St. Paul's Wool Om. S
Herbert Ruby
Sons of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Woman's Labor Bureau
Penters” Hall
Fidelity Circle
Norllmningter Presbyterkin
Fiary
Ray Smith
Iveniog
Sunnyside Courtry
Misoni Temple
West High School
Lerian
Natural Club
Ness
Hedd
Alpha ‘Delphian Society
C. H. Davis
Jor Fiske
V. Williams
St. Pauls M. E
J. R. Howard
James Hurley
Irma Birchard
Ronald Birchard
F. L. Crofoot
Mr. Edgerton
Bride
Watersoo
Jowa
Edgerton
Black Lawk
Cedar Falls
Lincoln
Aizs
Florence
Moeg
Minnie
Bangquei
Sacred Heart School
Russell-Lamaon
J. M. Molloy
Edward J.supple
Sacred Heart Auditordim
Church. News
Alpha Guild of
First’ Presbyterian-church
Arthur Fowler
Fr. Eighmey
Deborgit Society
First Methodist Church
Robert McHeffey
George Platt
Eudora Kelderling
Thomas Reaney
Jane Nugent
Philathea
First
M. E. Church
Marie Bord
Huth Phillips
Neva Oxley
C. S. Wiliams
Northminster Aux
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Ernest Klaus
F. H. Moehlman
Cedar Heights
Women’s Bible
St. Pauls-M. EB
A. Ronis
Maier
T. T
George D. Wi
Misa Fannie
Waterloo O. KE. S
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mabel Widell
Roy Short
John Rector
George Scholl
L. A. Elekeberg
Charles Chickering
John Duke
Hazel Deitrick
Marshal
Henry Gee
George Welker
Adah
Mary Ethel Dixon
Ruth
Paul Carson
Esther
John Miller
Martha
Frank .McLaughlin
Electa
M. F. Cornish
Water
J. E. Fredericks
Roy Hulett
Iowa
Jessie" Wiheel- G
Ella FE
Garton
Eau Clair
Wis
Carl PF. Petersen
H. A. Lawrence
Orange Township
Bridge Varty
Coralie Green
Bridge
Georgia Duckwortth
Centerville
Jack Countryman
DeWard
Cd’ Irs
Robert Pollard
Wroi
Kensington Club
H. G. Dunlap
Waverly Municipal Weach
Don Graham
Hadavedi
Uedar Salis Daily News
Union Daily Bible School
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Methodist
Cotubilen
Teachers College
Primbell- Lange
Inga Lange
Otto Trimbell
Marrne
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth
First Presbyterian
C. E
Hall-Ekfelt CO
Hall-Ekfest CO
Bridge Street
Rees
Buchanan Yoo
Rumford
Tere
Theos Baking PowDes
WES
Appeor
Rapaish Aeemir Als
Paing & Gliss Go
W. Bith Sa
Bashion Department
Evening Courier
Jersey
Tee Om
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