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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

2

Cecilian Glee Club selects 37 from 209 applicants

Iowa State Teachers college announces 37 girls chosen for vacancies in the Cecilian Glee club. Listed are Ruth Knircle Dorothy Wilbur Frieda Wille Elizabeth Highniey Kathleen Campbell Josephina Speicher Margaret Connelly Jane Corsaut Dorothy Lithot Beulah Fletcher Genevieve Hays Melba Tavs Ruby McAter Florence Reed Ruth Seison Helna Rude Salesta Woodland Cedar Falls Merle Simkins Ainsworth Helens Bradley Florence Conwell Farley Heginaille Riceville Gertrude Glass Cresco Jessie McGleery West Union Theodora Messerschmidt Marble Thack Luella Minor Davenport Bertha Muller LaVon Ramery Clarksville Ethel Short Cedar Walls Ruby Simimers Aurelia Mirian Evans Della Grubb Marine Ivy Elina Lightner Dorothy Schlosser Nora Springs Phyllis WagRear Arlington. Mrs Elizabeth Burney Schmidt directs. Friday events include Fr Y Wy club Mras and other items.

Cecilian Glee Club Iowa Collega Ara Seve Waterloo Girlz Ruth Knircle Dorothy Wilbur Frieda Marie Wille Alte Elizabeth Highniey Kathleen Campbell Josephina Speicher Margaret Connelly First Sobrang Jane Corsaut Dorothy Lithot Beulah Fletcher Genevieve Hays Melba Tavs Ruby McAter

Miss Mary Horner Hosts Mrs Poe at Black's Dinner

Mrs Clarence L Poe, a Sept bride, occupied the seat of honor at a prettily appointed Black's dinner last evening presided by Miss Mary Horner. A yellow and white color theme, miniature bridal couple place markers, and tiny hat box favors lit the event. The guest list included married members of the Service Circle of First Brethren church and several named ladies. A Women’s Relief Corps notice mentions a tumblebee in Memorial hall Friday morning, a picnic lunch at noon, and a regular meeting in the afternoon.

Clarence L. Poe Mis Mary Horner Eirele First Brethren Church Miss Horner Bruce Gates Bruce Galloway Women’s Relief Corps Memorial Han

Indoor Camp Launches Activities For Waterloo Girl Reserves

An indoor camp organized by the Girl Reserve department at the YWCA in Waterloo opens Saturday afternoon for girls age 12 and older. Miss M A Watters outlines camp activities with a devotional service led by Mrs. F R Asquith, followed by recreation, refreshments, and a Scout demonstration. Attendees are asked to register by Friday evening.

Waterloo Girl Reserve Young Women's Christian Association Ma- Tig Watters CAMD F. R. Asquith Boy Scouts of Troops the Fear Miss Watters Watters Basiness

Marble Rock Couple Wed in Vale Church Ceremony

Miss Maurine Ramsay daughter of Mr and Mrs HH G Ramsay of Marble Rock was united in marriage to Arthur Zeller at the Little Brown Church in the Vale on Monday at 1 pm Attendants were the bride s brother Patra Ramsay and his wife The Zeiglers are musicians who have engagements at Glaze Aberdeen S C Waterloo Cairo and other places The couple will begin a new engagement in Cairo next Sunday

Marble Rock Vale Maurine Ramsay HH. G. Ramsay Arthur Zeller Little Brown The Patra Ramsay Claran Zeigler Glaze Aberdeen S. C Waterloo Cairo Sea600

Couple Married Near Lawn in Buchanan County

Neya Madsen and Floyd Beebe wed at the bride’s parents home seven miles southeast of Lawn with Rev. Axel Hansen officiating. The bride, formerly an instructor, wed a farmer son of the late E. S. Beebe. Also noted is a Dinner in Black’s Friday for Mrs. N. A. Lichty, and a Mooseheart Legion gathering in Moose Hall Friday at eight.

Independence Mies Neya Madsen Floyd Beebe Nels Madsen Lawn Axel Hansen Pine Creek E. S. Becke

Two Are Hostesses at Courtesy for Evelyn Decker

Mrs. Duane Knight and Mr. Harold J. Miller hosted 12 young women at a Wednesday evening gathering in Janesville for Miss Evelyn Decker. The bride to be’s engagement to Marty O. Gerholt was announced for October 17. An island party with men of the Miller home preceded the public notice and dinner at the Decker residence.

Duane (. Knight Harold J. Miller Evelyn Decker Marty O. Gerholt Walter Burch Walter Stoner Catherine Adrian Miss Decker H. A. Decker Janesville

Eastern Star of Iowa Plans Davenport Grand Session

Eastern Star of Iowa will convene in Davenport with sessions of the grand chapter at Davenport on October 27 28 and 29. Becker chapter hosted the meeting at Masonic Temple with about 15 past matron and patron representatives listed. A four member class was initiated after a 6 30 picnic supper. More than 150 attended from Janesville Reinbeck Cedar Falls Minneapolis and Chicago.

Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Davenport Becker Masonic Semple C. H. Trunkers Hubert Francis Janesville Reinabeck Cedar Falls Minneapolis Chicago

Fine Arts Division Musicale Luncheon Opens Season

Waterloo Woman's club hosts the Fine Arts division musicale luncheon in the clubhouse Tuesday beginning at 11. Reservations to Mrs Roy Smock by Saturday evening via department secretary announced. Birthday dinner honors Miss Glendora Saak and Glenn Bovey with guests including Mrs Frank Grout and others in Waterloo. Friday Study Club hosts luncheon and transport calls. Santha program review by Mrs Addie Debe. Wedding anniversary observed with Mr and Mrs H J Wright hosting dinner. Tuncheon Hostess Mrs J P Mulkern entertains Independence guests then bridge. prizes to Mrs Dan Gleason and Miss Mary Sheehan.

Waterloo Roy Smock Mark Campbell Natal Glendora Saak Glenn Bovey George Bovey Basides Frank Grout Waukon Wis Louis Petrie Haldane Ill Alga Saak Mary Borey Frank Hovey W. H. Howrey Sherwood Pars Tuncheon J. P. Mulkern Independence Black Bridge Dan Gleason Mary Sheehan

Beauty Tips For Pores And Self Care Gadgets

A compact guide from Beauty Chats promotes inexpensive methods for skin care and body shaping. It describes a gritty soap paste with cold cream for blackheads and large pores, facial cleansing with hot water, and post care using cold cream. It also covers nail cleansing, a girtle fit, and gentle exercises like tennis to slim hips.

Missionary Society Events At Local Churches

Multiple church groups met Wednesday afternoon in homes and churches including United Presbyterian Graves Memorial United Brethren and Walner Street Baptist. Activities included lectures on the European background of the Slavs and the Use of the Ford Among Missionaries. a rummage sale. a bazaar planned for December. prayers and devotions. and noon luncheon served by church volunteers.

Woman’s Working Association First Presbyterian Church 3. T. Alford E.G. Liffring Florence Lowe J. A. Laverie Cedar Heights Com Smunky Alpha Larsen Grace Methodist Church R. A. Holdiman H. C. McBroom L. A. Bush C. W. Cotton Foreign Missionary Division G. H. Cheever Eliha Wood Styeall Gertie Andill W. R. Jameson Florence Weldeman Woman's Missonary Society Graves Memorial United Brethren Church D. W. Bovee United States Mira Pierce Yaral C. I. Murphy EB. Ww. Main Bovee George Buchan Wlw. Anderson T. A. McManus Clayton.Clark

Club Notes from R O W and Local Clubs

Club notes recount guests at Mrs Grover Williams and Mrs William Storer gatherings. Progressive rummy favors went to Mrs Young and Mrs William Ashmore while 500 awards went to Mrs Clarence Bassarear Mrs William Hitchins and Mrs RB H Pashler. Other gatherings featured Double Pivu duty and bridge at Hotel Irving with Mrs Mat Collins Fitzgerald hosting.

R.O. W Ona Myre Fred Donahue James Young George Tlardelp Ire Lloyd Willier Grover Williams Young William Ashmore William Storer Clarence Bassarear Wiliam Hitchins RB. H. Pashler Lyda Kulp Herbert Gilley PW. Wagner Groree Hightey M Dota Centrine Warner Tony Barron John Gray Ag

Mrs Frank Miller New President of St Luke's L A S

Mrs Frank Miller is elected president of the Aid Society of St Luke's English Lutheran church. Officers include Mrs Ray Hows as vice president, Mrs C C Chesterman secretary, and Mrs Bert Petrie treasurer. Retiring president Mrs B H Lesher will be honored while events include a falloween party and a bazard supper.

Frank Miller Aid Society of St. Luke's English Lutheran Church Ray Hows C. C. Chesterman Bert Petrie B. H. Lesher Lesher P. €. Andersen

Waterloo Moose Initiate 100 at Marshalltown

Water loo Moose lodge members traveled to Marshalltown to initiate 100 candidates for the Jim Davis class. Leaders include George Erie Tan dictator Fred Winslow vice dictator and other officers. Ben Fay from Mooseheart aided in the membership drive. A 42 piece Waterloo Alpose band will help at Cedar Rapids on Sunday Oct 25 with an interurban train chartered.

Waterloo Waterloo Alpose Moose Légion Cedar Hapds

Butler Co Farmer Drops Dead During Morning Walk

Samuel Lockwood, a 3A farmer, dropped dead in his farm yard near here this morning as he left the breakfast table for his usual morning stroll. Members of the family found the body a few minutes later. Surviving are his widow, three sons Ed, Charles, Carl, and three daughters Mrs Langston, Mrs Nieman, and Mrs Plankett from Kansas.

Shed Rock Sneelal Samuel Lockwood Charles Carl Susan Langston Cecil Nieman Shell

Local Cedar Falls News Notes and Community Updates

Cedar Falls residents George H. Waddle reports from the Waterioo Evening Corner. Rev W M Lemen assigned to Nashua pulpits. J C Witzigman selects supply pastor until procured. Sons of Veterans visit Stevens camp. Wa­terlog degree team featured. Apple variety found by Donald Wells, banker, from a Third Street tree. Nazareth Danish Lutheran Mission opens with Rev Otto Nielsen. local clergy assist. Boone convention delegates listed. Davenport trip for Miss Wahlie. Graham Dry Goods clerical dinner. Federated clubs gathering in Wierly.

Acey Wlag Leen Vroucing Nazaret Mission Danish Lutheran Nazareth Church Otto Nielsen Ray J. C. Gartson Ruskin Neb A.M. Nielsen Coulter iRev Carlson Riday Hearst Peter, Falkenberg Frank Porter W. W. Combs J. Mentzer Isaak Walton Graham Dry Goods O.W. Larkin Caisr Falls Wrierly Iowa

Legion Delegates and Band Return from Convention

Cedar Falls reports a successful two day stay in Omaha for the American Legion national convention. The Cedar Falls band led the Iowa delegation in the parade, attracted large crowds, and performed at WOAW radio station receiving telegrams from former residents. Also in Cedar Falls two farm leases were made for next year and community fund drives launched by local Christian associations. Farmers sold corn to dealers for December delivery in the field.

Cedar Falls Legionnaires Omaha American Legion Convention City Iowa WOAW Austin Callaghan Art Vernon Township George Pearl Burkehardt Viggo Danielson George Behrens

Tremendous 15 Cent Packets Guide Women in Dyeing Fabrics

Prominent ad explains a 15 cent package with simple instructions to tint fabrics including silk wool linen cotton and blends. It promises soft delicate shades and permanent colors for dresses skirts coats stockings draperies and coverings and urges readers to tell their druggist the fabric type before coloring.

County to recover funds deposited in Mason City bank

Des Moines reports the county to recover 151 053 36 dollars deposited in City Commercial Bank Mason City. The funds were insured and will be returned from the sinking fund as directed by State Treasurer R Ef Johnson. The one claim exceeds the August total forwarded by county treasurers, with a call for diversion of interest on public funds for August and September to cover the deficit.

Des Moines Oct Gargo County City Commercial Bank Mason City R. Ef Johnson

Tam a stage star and at movie star

Tam is described as a stage and movie star with a circle of friends admired for public beauty. The text notes familiarity with notable public figures and reflects on personal connections and recognition.

Tam

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