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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

14

Sunnyside A Two Dinner and Dance Set Friday Night

Sunnyside Country club hosts a second dinner dance of the season with informal supper at 7. W A Chapman club secretary takes reservations until Friday noon. The summer series bridge event opened with 18 tables. top honors went to Mrs Clayton Bronson and Ray Cowin, and Mrs Floyd Chamberlain and L Fowler were runners up.

Sunnyside Country Club W. A. Chapman Clayton Bronson Ray Cowln Floyd Chamberlain L. #. Fowler

W C T U PROGRAM DEVOTED TO SPECIAL GROUPS

W C T U held a house party in Frances Willard hall with programs recognizing young mothers and life members. Rev Kalford spoke in the evening, with afternoon talks by Carhart, Wild, Philpot, and others. Six children were dedicated as ribbons recruits and life members attended, while readings and prison reform remarks filled the program.

Frances Willard Hall V. Allison Y.C. Kalford Lotus Sarvey Helen Wilkins Caral Kroagen Cedar Falls Carlhart Y’s Men's Glen Club F. PF. Yapp H. B Phinney

Pupils Present Two Piano Recitals at YWCA

Mrs Jessie Gable and Miss HBrydella Sankey led two piano recitals with 100 guests in the YWCA parlor. Sankey taught pupils at her home, with many named students performing including Phoebe Bickelberg, Helen Locke, Wirt Hoxie, Beverly Shaw, James Hinson, Kathleen Adams, and others.

Jessie Gable Hbrydella Sankey Regiaas Miss Sankey Mogram Phoebe Jean Bickelberg Helen Locke Wirt Hoxie Beverly Shaw James Hinson Kathleen Adams William

Walnut Street class hosts May party at Walnut Street Baptist

Walnut Street Baptist Church class with over 50 members staged a May breakfast and program in the social rooms with Spring flowers and Impromptu Leasts. Rev BR N MacDonald and several ladies responded. April and May committee led arrangements and a fall banquet was planned.

Walnut Street Baptist Church Br, N. MacDonald C. A. Parker F. J. Wikcox H. S. Bunnell Nettle Bienis

Lois Curran Weds Boyd Farrington at Noon Ceremony

Lois Curran daughter of Dr and Mrs A B Curran wed Boyd Farrington in a noonday ceremony at the bride’s parents home with only immediate relatives present. Officiant was the bride’s father pastor of Grace Methodist. Music by the sisters Lelia Curran and Blandis Curran. The couple, both alumni of Upper Town University Fayolic, plan an eastern trip and will reside in Postville after June 30.

Lois Curran A. B. Curran Boyd Parrington Decorah Grace Methodist Church Vhrida Lelia Curran Blandis Curran Farrrington Ossian Shell Rock Farrington International Harvester Company Towa Postville

West High W Club Party at Elk Run Inn

West High W Club plans annual spring party at Elk Run Inn on Monday evening with dancing at 8 30. Guests of honor include Halah Sarit Dr Dunsmore Charles Holt and Mr and Mrs Fred Kluss. Chaperons are Mr and Mrs L F Potter and Mr and Mrs M Wallace.

Welgh West High School Elk Run Inn Halah ‘Sarit

Side Talks on Disease Fear and Knowledge

A column discusses how laypeople overread illness warnings and fear effects from minor symptoms. It recalls stories of obsessively washing and avoiding olives amid imagined diseases, urging calmer attitudes and balanced caution to prevent anxiety.

Eastern Stars Welcome Members and Honor Deceased Officers

Waterloo chapter hosts initiations with 260 attendees as past matrons from La Porte City Cedar Falls Riceville Clinton and Becker join. Nine past patrons receive jewels while memorials honor many prior officers and a social hour follows with piano violin music and floral decor. Wreath making for Memorial Day by G A R Lincoln circle planned for Memorial hall Friday. Junior Legion meets in Moose hall. Holy Name court to hold regular meeting at Sacred Heart school auditorium.

Order of Eastern Star Waterloo Masonic Temple la Porte City Cedar Falls Riceville Clinton Becker J. L. Rose Sam Diego Cal Ralph A. Dunkelberg G. R. Tivner Aeb Maxwell P. J. Martin C. D. Becker J. W. Krapfel Temple Hella Blanche Curran Moose Hall Junior Legion of the World Mooseheart Legion Holy Name Court Sacred Heart School

Church Women Meet at Grace Methodist and Local Units Gather

Officers and members of Grace Methodist Hpisan church and several parish groups met yesterday for sessions and socials. Luncheon served by Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Ferguson followed morning business. Other groups planned card parties and parish house gatherings with hostesses and coordinators named.

Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Hpisanval Church Chaces Ferguson Charles Ferguson George Ferguson Sonal Union of Universalist Church FR C. Weatherwax Hobbins

Club Notes and Social Events Hit the Evening

Miss Florence Nichols hosted Ensemble Bridge and the club. Social Six Birthday group and families celebrated Mr Fairburn’s birthday at the Rainbow Drive home with music and contests. Favors noted for Mrs Parrell and Mrs Bailey. other hostess events and club meetings with Mrs Wheinefelter and Mrs Loos plus Mrs Kibble are mentioned along with general travel advertisement text for plane fares.

Florence Nichols Ensemble Bridge, Club Helen M. Moore Martha Short K. W. Fairburn Rainbow Drive Mr. Fairburn R.c.parrell W. K. Bailey L. A. Uush Htc Chay Howard KR. O. W. Club Anna Wheinefelter Catherine Loos EK. Z. Kibble

Waterloo city in brief mixed up local notices

Miss Ruth Tagen returns to Waterloo for summer while Catherine Souis spends vacation with parents in Marble Rock. John Kelly and daughters visit his parents Mr and Mrs P D Kelly in Elston. Wilson to visit Petersburg Nebraska by auto. Ralph Standish and Paul Black motor to Indianapolis for Memorial Day races. Lloyd A Severson enlisted for a year with Ninth Field Artillery Fort Des Moines. Mrs George Williams visiting her parents in Waterloo. Harry W Shaw to address Advertising Club on Waterloo trade potential. Homer M Smith reinstated as substitute clerk in Waterloo post office. Mrs C A Hanson and sister travel to Kansas City for funeral of cousin Mrs B P Larsen. Mrs P J Mulray returns from convention trip via Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. J C Murtagh to deliver Memorial Day addresses Brandon and Jesup. BE Swisher to speak at Beaman and J Tuthill at West Union. Junior Hi club adjourns after dinner, Leary improves after back injury. former patient moved to Minneapolis. Vehicle licenses near 12,821 with 13,000 expected in June. 24 inch sugar beet from Brinkman farm stored at Waterloo Auto Supply. beet sprouts in garage window beer on display. Winter garments safe message from Unique Cleaners.

John Kelly Kathryn Mary Elston Afr P. D. Kelly Verner Wilson Jand Petersburg Neb Ralph Standish Paul Black Indianapolis Ind Lioyd A. Severson Carpenter Homer M. Smith Post Office Department Waterloo C. A. Hanson Park Edward Kuehne Cedar Falls Kansas City B. P. Larsen P. J. Mulray L. A R. F Cleveland Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago J. C. Murtagh Brandon Jesup BE. F. Swisher Beaman Tuthill West Union BE. T. Lay Black Hawk County Ofice W. J. Jeffrey Brinkman Brothers Hudson Road Cattle Congress Waterloo Auto Supply Company

Junior High to Send Largest Class to East High

Principal Richard M. Wyrant announced that junior high will graduate a record number and send about 125 tenth graders to East High at the start of fall semester. Examinations conclude June 4 and 5, with about 130 students entering junior high from grade schools. The list of graduates entering East High includes Zerelda Aldrich and Dorothy Myer among many others.

East High School East High Richard M. Wyrant Wyant Alcott John Fiske Grant Hawthorne Lafayette Lincoln McKinley Washington Hawthorne School East Hixh Zerelda Aldrich Dorothy Myer Dick Alexander Edna Miles Glen Allen Wada Miller Dean Bachtell Lawrence Moebls Ruby Baldwin Waiter Morkal John Beam Joseph Morris Jane Becknell Evelyn Mosher J Leona Beener Robert Mueller Norma’Bell Tiareld Mullan Florence Bentrot James Musseitt Helen Broeser Eva Neuhauver Colone Bota Darwin Nicholas Ruth Boylan Effie Nielsen Ruth Bradfield Lillian Nobre Leslie Broessel Midred Onin Marie Burk Gall Padget Kathryn Cameror Evelyn Page Meda Camp Marcella. Parker Marjorie Christe Harry Parsons Gen Florence Patton Mabel Clark Harold Paul Maxine Crow Wayne Fenne Marjorie Comfor Homer Peterson Eleanor Dean Ronald Power Bernece Dooley John O'Toole LaVenne Drilling Blossom Reich

Groceryman Dies After Holdup Struggle in Sioux City

Barney Kaplan a Sioux City grocer died after 42 days fighting for life following an April 15 holdup attempt in which he was shot in the abdomen. Police have no clues about the robbers. Kaplan had thwarted three robberies in five years. The text notes Texas oil drilling and potash discoveries valued higher than gold mines U.S. wide.

Sioux City aAfter Barney Kaplan Kaplan Texas United States

County Y M C A to Hold Sixth Annual Convention Tuesday

The Black Hawk county Y M C A will hold its sixth annual convention next Tuesday evening at an unspecified building. A 7 p.m. banquet precedes a program of talks demonstrations and music coordinated by county Y M C A secretary F P Rehmeier. Principal speaker will be Fred Hansen Des Moines state secretary. Short reports will be read by county club viewers and Rehmeier will present the annual Y M C A report. A Pioneer club work demonstration is planned. More than 100 are expected. women welcome.

Black Hawk County F. P. Rehmeier M. C.A Fred Hansen Des Moines Rehmeier Black Hawk Country

Beauty Chats The Freckle Season

Advice column on freckle prevention and remedies before summer. Covers skin care with cold cream and powders, bleaches like peroxide mixtures, barley water, witch hazel, almond emulsion, cucumber juice, and benzoin tincture. Emphasizes overall health, pores, and daily baths, plus dietary tips such as milk and olive oil for weight gain.

Charlotte H

Daily Crossword Puzzle 40 At 42 Hori

Puzzle clues mix of academic terms names and wordplay across many fields. Readable items include colleges NY state and New Jersey references, degrees, and common crossword definitions. The fragmentary list suggests a themed magazine page with both horizontal and vertical entries and partial answers.

New Jersey New York State

Junior Crossword Puzzle Solve Guide and Keys

The puzzle page explains how to solve the junior crossword: words start in numbered squares and run across or down with one letter per white square. Once correct words are found, the letters in the white squares form additional words. The drawing provides the first word, and keys below guide the remaining words.

Mounting Across Word Puzzle Clues and Answers

Puzzle clues mix wordplay on synonyms, phrases, and definitions with a note on yesterday's puzzle. It references a riddle style combining multiple word positions, yielding terms for steps, wind effects, fabrics, poems, and musical settings, plus a note about water power efficiency from 1920 to 1923.

Yeomen to Meet at Church Friday Night

Iowa members of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold a 2:30 p m business meeting in Armory hall, followed by a banquet at Walnut Street Baptist Church dining room. A dance is planned at the Armory in the evening. Over 100 visitors are expected to attend to promote fellowship and discuss Yeomen business.

Burton Avenue Baptist Gleaners Iowa Memisra Brotherhood of American Yeomen Armory Hall Walnut Street Baptist Church Armory

Use Lemons to Whiten Skin

Advertorial claim promotes lemon juice plus Grebard Wohike to whiten skin. Instructions urge mixing in a bottle and applying to face neck arms suggesting it won t irritate. Promotes stage beauties using the lotion for freckles sunburn and tan bleaches and notes it must be prepared fresh.

Adv

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