Philomathians Close Season With Banquet At Black's Tearoom
Seventy attendees including alumni and faculty gathered for the Philomathians banquet marking the literary society’s season finale at Black's tearoom. Miss Minnie Zeuch hosted as sponsor with colorful carnations, red rose nut cups, and handpainted place cards.
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High Philomathians
Literary Society
Black
Minnie Zeuch
Wasade
Chester Stilson
William Mann
Robert Roepke
Revéille
Merrill Knott
Margaret Howell
Mary Walters
Mary Ethel Dixon
Philo Octet
Chester Sulivan
vVict
Vinci
Ralph Jameson
Indianapolis Woman Attends State Federation Convention
Mrs. Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis reports the Waterloo Iowa state federation biennial drew largest attendance yet with more than 1,000 at the general session. Delegates from across the United States discussed federation work and law enforcement as Edith Lusk’s term was extended.
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Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
Waterloo
Miss IL
Bplanche Stewart
United States
Olson A. YU. W
J. C. McGlada
Chicago
Dhairmary
Terloo
Sembars
Waterloo Woman's Club
EB. F. Armstrong
Fort Dodge
General Federation
Scheel Sorenson and Sorenson wed at First Lutheran
Miss Alice Sorenson of Cedar Falls and William L Scheel of Waterloo were married yesterday afternoon at the First Lutheran church parsonage. Rev. William Mueller of Cedar Falls Lutheran church officiated.
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Scheel-Sorenson
Alice Sorenson
Cedar Falls
William L. Scheel
Waterloo
First Lutheran Church
This City
William Mueller
Cedar Falls Lutheran Church
Keeping a Child's Faith and Learning to Seek Knowledge
A mother praises guiding children to consult experts while modeling honesty. She shares two examples: Junior runs a milk route and writes to the county agent for cow care, and he asks the school superintendent about a Christmas dictionary. The aim is character building through self-reliance and trusted authorities.
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Junior
Beauty Chats on Toilet Implements by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes suggests buying few high quality toilet pieces to avoid a cluttered dressing table. Start with a handsome powder bowl and mirror, then add plain silver or tortoise shell items, followed by manicure pieces, comb, hair brush, and small jars as budget allows. Keep surfaces clear and tasteful.
Prize Recipes and Health Tips From Waterlog Bratt Commission
A fragment mentions a prize in a recent competition for electric needle related hair removal methods and skin care recipes using Sunkist oranges. It includes a home remedy mix of olive oil and tar for scalp, a citrusy jelly filling with orange juice and rind, and a meringue topped dessert recipe credited to Mrs. Frank Collorit of 107 Prospect Avenue Waterloo La.
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Sunkist
Frank Collorit
Prospect Avenue
Waterloo
City in Brief: Memorial Day, Personal Notes and Ads
A collage of local items notes George A Reed at Indianapolis auto races today with return planned tomorrow. Lester Miller returns from Des Moines after Iowa Realtors meeting. Dr Ira J Bee hospital condition improved from pneumonia. Dr Sydney D Smith heads Minnesota outing with family. Walnut Street Baptist team wins pending a forfeit from First Congregational. John Averill returns to Memorial day duties after Minnesota farm rest. Mr and Mrs G N Perkins visit from Minneapolis at 1503 Fifth St W. Mrs Perkins to stay, Mr Perkins to return tomorrow. Matt Bankston of Los Angeles visits, Civil War veteran taking part in local Memorial day events. Dressmaking services advertised at 213 Clay St. Phone 2966-I.
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Stuart Simms
Corvallis
Ore
Seth D. Perkins
Los Angeles
P. J. Perkins
Chicago
Harry ©. Perkins
Des Moines
Guy M. Perkins
Ion
Mascall
Minneapolis
Herbert Addington
Burlington
Seth
Harry
Goldwyn Producing Company
Guy Perkins
George A. Reed
Fourth Street West
Indianapolis
Ind
Lester W. Miller
Iowa Realtors’ Association
Ira. J. Ma
Sydney D. Smith
G. N. Perkins
Minneapolis, Minn
J. N. Sweitzer
Municipal Court
Fifth Street West
Perkins
Minneapolia
Matt Bankston
Cal
Okrtime
Illipois Central Railroad
Robert Anderson Post
Clay Street
Rented Auto Smashes Window on Sycamore Street
Miss Esther Mose of 221 Duryea Street lost control of a rented car on Sycamore Street at 10 pm and rammed the plate glass of George Gertie fruit store at 628 Sycamore. No injuries reported as driver stopped just before the impact. F H Helberg of Wilson Junction saw a wheel fall from his car after colliding with A D Strayer’s auto at Fifth and Jefferson, slightly damaging Strayer’s vehicle.
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Esther Mose
Duryea Street
Sycamore Street
George Gertie Fruit Store
F. H. Helberg
Wilson Junction
A. D. Strayer
Allen Street
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Patriotic groups listed for Memorial Day exercises
A roster lists participating organizations including Grand Army of the Republic and United Spanish War Veterans. Commanders named include A. H. Wheat and W. A. Burton. Also shown are the American Legion and Ladies of the G. A. Refuge, Rainbow Veterans, and Rainbow Cheery.
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Grand Army of the Republic
A. H. Wheat
United Spanish War Veterans
W. A. Burton
American Legion
R. EE. Netcost
Rrainbow Veterans
Fome Newsome
Sona of Veterane
HK. I. Snodgrass
Woman's Relief Corps
Lillian Dennis
Grand Army of the Republic Carriers On Civil War Veterans
The Grand Army of the Republic's Robert Anderson post remains active as time thins ranks. Memorial day notes 68 living comrades, with 42 in Waterloo and others in La Porte City and nearby towns, while several transfers keep the roster alive.
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Oaly
Robert Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Waterloo Post
Wisconsin Post
Waterloo
la Porte City
Hadeon
Soll
Hometown Post
F. C. Campball
Robert Anderson Post
Seattle
Wash
Jd. F. Klingaman
Harvey Smith
West Union
Johar Averill
Dr. Beachler to Speak at Dysart Tonight
Pastor W. H. Beachler of First Brethren Church will speak in Dysart this evening, with further engagements tomorrow in New Providence and Thursday in Dike. His itinerary includes Carpenter, Moulton, Kensett, Quasqueton, and Cresco with more talks planned next week.
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W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Dysart
New Providence
Dike
Carpenter
Moulton
Kensett
Quasqueton
Cresco
Ames Will Make New Start in Athletics
Ames Iowa May 30 W. May ser director of athletics at Iowa State college will be asked to resign and President R A Pearson will recommend to the state board of education that the council be reorganized as soon as the present allegation is cleared up. The steps come after yesterday's investigation suggested by President Pearson and conducted by a committee of students to clear the atmosphere surrounding athletic difficulties.
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Ames
W. Mayser
Iowa State College
Athletic Council
R. A. Pearson
State Board of Education
Pearson
Dedicates Marshalltown Lodge With State Officers Present
L. J. Neff of Waterloo, grand master of Iowa I O F, will lead dedicatory exercises at the remodeled Banner lodge home in Marshalltown tomorrow afternoon. All state Iowa grand lodge officers attend. Neff to give the dedicatory address. Attending officers include Major General G. O. Sweeney and Lieut. Col. A B Hill from Waterloo, Brig. Gen. Y I Bye of Cedar Rapids, and Lieut. Col. J W Schreiner of Gladoook. The lodge home now includes more room for lodge work after improvements costing over 15 000 dollars.
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Lb. J. Neff
Waterloo
Iowa
Banner Lodge
Marshalltown
Y. I. Bye
Cedar Rapids
J. Ww. Schreiner
Gladrook
Marshalltown Lodge
Six ticket scalpers arrested near Indianapolis 500 race
Six alleged ticket scalpers were arrested in Indianapolis before the 500 mile race. Police charged them with selling race tickets at prices from 35 to 50 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marriage Licenses list from Waterloo Parkersburg Chicago
Joseph F. Kiefer of Waterloo aged 32 and Esthar A Bonadeur also of Waterloo aged 20 are licensed to wed. Don O Bishop of Parkersburg aged 22 and Evelyn L Jones of Parkersburg aged 16 receive licenses. William A Hart of Chicago aged 51 and Mrs Lillian Jaque of Chicago aged 41 receive licenses.
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Joseph F. Kiefer
Waterloo
Esthar A- Bonadeur
Don O. Bishop
Parkersburg
Evelyn L. Jones
Wiliam A. Hart
Chicago
Lillian Jaque
Watertos Evening Concec PATTERNS for Courier orders
An old advertisement offers up-to-date pattern designs from the Courier through the Fashion Department of Evening Courier Waterlooo. It requests 15 cents per pattern and promises patterns with seams, with orders to be filled promptly and reach customers within ten days after mailing.
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