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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1926

Page

2

Mrs Emm Haas to Head Davenport Auxiliary Dinner

Mrs Emm Haas Davenport Ta department president will be guest of honor at 539 p m tomorrow in Blacks tearoom for a dinner by Halen Gould auxiliary Spanish American War Veterans will attend hilloween colors decorate the ruins Committee includes Mrs F W Burrows Mrs J A Trimbie and Mrs W W McAllister Mrs Haas will conduct inspection at a later meeting in B F W club rooms Mrs George Wall Des Moines national chaplain and Mr Hall past department commander Span ish American War Veterans attending Jawa grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will be among out of town guests at dinner and inspection Officers of Helen Gould auxiliary will honor Mrs Haas at Tunecheon in Black's tearoom tomorrow noon Thursday Afternoon American Legion auxiliary Menorit hall Three Link circle Waterloo I C Oo hah Eldeen club Mrs W E Robinson Lend a Hand guild Mrs J O Tucker Joye club Mrs Alexander Mutch Thursday Evening Viallaween party St Marys parish hall

Emm Haas Davenport Black Halen Gould Auxilare Hillowe'en F. W. Burrows J. A.trimbie W. WW. McAllister Ifaas II George Wall Des Moines Hall Jawa Grand Chapter Order of Eastern, Star Helen Gould Haas Tuneheon American Legion «Auxiliary Waterloo I. C. Oo Eldeen Club W. E. Robinson Lend-a-Hand Guild J. O. Tucker Joyle Club Alexander Mutch Viallawe St. Mary's Parish Hall

Representatives Club Election Highlights Iowa Grand Chapter

Mrs Ace Webster of Spencer Iowa was reelected president of the Grand Representatives club of Iowa, with Mrs FF A Sporle of Wierloo chosen vice president and Mrs May Hunter of Mapleton reelecting secretary. The unanimous election followed a luncheon at Blacks tea room. Guests included several grand matrons and past officers. remarks and musical numbers enriched the event. Plans announced for Lincoln Gettysburg address copies to East and West high schools, plus a Halloween party and a card party by veterans groups.

Ace Webster Spencer, Ia Grand Representatives Club of Iowa Order of Jeastern Star Black's A. Sporle Wierloo May Hunter Mapleton Sporle Chuir Webster T. I. Wheeler Witerloo Frances Dahl Cedar Falls Nina M. Smith Bemiddi Minn Worthy Fred Wyith Aberdeen Memorial Hall Sons of Enion Veterans of the Civil War

Woodmen Circle Installs Officers in KCG Hall

Officers were installed Monday evening at a Woodmen circle meeting in K of C hall. Names include guardian Mrs. F L Miller and advisor Mrs. George Farnsworth. Mae B. Furman of Des Moines presided. An oyster supper followed by Woodmen of the World. Len R. Ogden attended as state WOW manager.

Woodmen Circle CG. Hall H. J. Kamermann FL. B. Miller George J. Farnsworth Sfiss Dorothy Heer C. L. Potts C.F. Brietske Nellie Whited Della Shea W. E. Pike Inner Sentinel Otto J. Heer Outer Sentinel John B. Hayes Mae B. Furman Des Moines Woodmen of the World Len R. Ogden Council Bluffs Hae

West High Friendship Club Announces Discussion Units

Innovation in club meetings will begin this month per Miss Marie Weathers West High Friendship Club will have one general session monthly and divide into six discussion groups each month The six study courses include Life and I with leaders Mrs Ralph Walker Mrs A L Vegenthaler Mrs C Harding Mrs E F Stevenson and Mrs L C Hemsworth

West High Friendship Club Marie ‘Weatters W. GC. A. Girl Reserve Life and I Will He Mmes Ralph Walker A. L. Vegenthaler C. Harding E. F. Stevenson L. C. Hemsworth

Complete Living Theme for Talk in Training Series

Miss Ilse Forest head of the pre school department at Town State Teachers college speaks at 7 30 p m in the Y W C A third in a training series open to those interested in work with girls Her subject Way of Achieving More Complete Life Miss Louise Palmer health education director YWCA offers tips for teaching games Mrs Nina Frazier hosted a party at 437 Conger Street to begin a winter stay in Des Moines Ia Afternoon included a two course luncheon and a gift for Mrs Frazier Farewell Neighbors of the YWCA organize a graduate nurses social club with a 2 pm Saturday Oct 30 luncheon and reservations via Edna Mohr Hallowe en Party Pate Woods hosted 10 friends at his Jesup home with dancing games and lunch by Mrs John Bahl friends named Florence Brown Agnes Burger Berneth Farrell Dorothy Ehr Frank Burgess Kenneth Cook Billy Fliss Kenneth Walker Urban Farrell

Ilse Forest Town State Teachers College Louise Palmer W. CG. A Nina Frazier Conger Street Graduate Nurses of Waterloo Black’s Tearoom Edna Mohr Newell Street

Farewell reception honors Waterloo ministers at First Baptist

Rev and Mrs Williamson were feted at a large farewell reception at First Baptist Church in Waterloo before leaving for Wetroi where Rev Namson has accepted a charge. The event featured speeches, music, readings, and a silver chest gift, with many church leaders and members expressing gratitude.

J. Williamson First Baptist Church Waterloo Wetroi WH Namson Wayne Smith Rey A. J. van Dorn Dana Lasser W. P. McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Church Earl E. Roadman Grace M. E. Church J. R. Vaughan Dorothy Holmes Trap M. C. Vaughan J. H. Easley

34th Anniversary Dinner For Henry Seery

Mr and Mrs Henry Seery marked their 34th wedding anniversary with a 7 pm dinner for family and friends. Music and cards followed, songs from 34 years ago were played, and a gift was presented to the couple. Attendees included Mr and Mrs F G Seery of Los Angeles and Miss Dottie Lippert of Denver who spent the summer with the Seery family.

Henry Seery Leo Seery Fred Amfehr Seery F. G. Seery Los Angeles Cal Dottie Lippert Denver Colo

Hints in Beauty Care Hands and Gloves

November days approach and mid winter looms. tips focus on keeping hands soft, white, and smooth with gloves and affordable lotions. Remedies include honey almond mixes, glycerine with rose water, cucumber or lemon additions, and careful glove choice to protect circulation. Also notes on skin care and fashion length.

Fides

First Methodist Epip

National church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. Mabel Osgood. Home department. First Methodist Episcopal church will meet at 2 30 p m Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs Lotus A Sarvay. Mr Sarvay will conduct study hour.

Union Contre National Church Mabel Osgood First Methodist Episcopal Church Lotus A. Sarvay Sarvay

Club Notes From Columbus and Keosauqua Gatherings

Mrs. Charles Marlow hosted a Columbus club meeting with Mrs. J. E. Mulvey assisting and gifts for Mrs. Will Hill Mrs. J. F. Wagner and Mrs. Mulvey. Wagner to host Nov 9. In Forrester home a club met with Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. Clara Martin as guests. Keosoqua club held a dinner and bridge with Miss Marie Butterfield hosting. bridge favors to Mrs. Walter Freebern and Mrs. Paul S. Otto.

Charles Marlow Columbus Club Will Hill J. F. Wagner J. E. Mulvey Mulvey Wagner George Forrester Walter Jones Clara Martin Forrester Kathleen Irene Duba Keosoqua Club Blank Marie Butterfield Walter Freebern Paul S. Otto Freebern Ida Tucker

City in Brief Mixes Local Notices and Social News

Local notes report guests visiting Indianapolis from various cities, marriages, travel, and school updates. Items include visitors Mrs. A. Wilson and Mrs. P. Treple, teacher exams for Counts superintendent candidates, and a municipal court marriage of Herbert Fisher and Berth Payne. Also mentions portraits studio sale, and a humorous exchange from a Northern Daily Telegraph clipping.

East District Publc Herbert C. Fisher Lime Springs Berth. K. Payne Jiavige J.C Breernt Municipal Court Chawters Pity

Funeral set for Everton B Walker at 2 30 Thursday

Everton B. Walker 76 a longtime Waterloo resident died yesterday at 416 Almond St after months of illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday in the O Keefe Towne chapel with Rev W O Bodefi of the Universalist church and the Elks judge in charge. Burial will be in Bishop family lot, Fairview cemetery, Cedar Falls. He was born in Deposit Delaware Co N Y, lived in Waterloo most of his life, and was active in fraternal work and local sports. He married Clara Bishan in 1913. survived by his wife, a sister Mrs KW Robertson, and nephew Dr Wo Robertson. He was once in the bearance business locally.

Everton B. Walker Watertoo Almond Street O'Keefe & Towne Chapel W. O. Bodefi Universalist Church Elks Bishop Fairview Cedar Falls Mr. Walker Deposit Delaware County L. F. Walker Iowa Bremer County Waterloo Minneapolis Dubuque Salt Lake City E. P. O. EB. Lodge Clara Bishan Kw, Robertson Wo Robertson Prospect Avenue Bearance C. E B. M. Mabic

Bison Bones Found 25 000 Years Old in Montana Well

Wolf Point Moont Oct 26 Fossil vertebrae found in a city well dug nearly a year ago were sent to the Smithsonian for classification. Dr J W Gidley assistant curator says the bones belong to an extinct bison species that roamed this region before the last ice invasion. The bones likely date from the ice age and indicate a large, longhorned individual about two or three years old at death.

Wolf Point Moont Wien Wolf Point City Smithsonian Institution United States National Museum Washington, D. C J. W. Gidley Gidley Gide

Society of Mayfair Divorce Trial Draws London Crowd

In a London court today the divorce case of Countess Cowley against Burlat Cowley continued. The courtroom buzzed with Mayfair society as witnesses testified, while socialites filled seats and watched the proceedings. Separately, Larry Wickham was arrested on forgery charges and held briefly before being returned to Town Falls.

London Countess Cowley Kent Burl Cowley Mas Theard Anremia Collier Iker Teatany Iker Teatany When the Court Reconvened Tday Wincourt Slarry

Fashion Parade Brings Animal Buckles and Leopard Motifs to London Fashions

London shops showcase bold冬 trends with fur buckles using animal heads, marmoset tails as trim, and baby squirrel pelts on jade green satin kimonos. New looks include drummer-inspired leopard skin aprons, rainbow sleeves on black gowns, and uneven hems. Fur novelties feature Thibet mufflers and astrakhan fur. Women’s wear embraces mannish shirts, lace dresses, and vibrant sport outfits with bright colors. Van Dongen inspired floral motifs to bloom on spring garments.

van Dongen New York

Polka dot dresses set to radiate on next spring silks

Designers praise the polka dot’s evolution from simple motif to a star like accent. They describe folds as pleated motion, with disks clipped and waved across fabrics, giving dresses a dignified sphere and celestial appeal for the coming season.

Dante Gally

State W C T U In Session At Mason City Convention

The fifty third convention of the state W C T U opened with a banquet for over 800 temperance workers. Mrs Mary G Glenn Philpot, a 77 year old veteran crusader, received an ovation after greetings from Mason City representatives of eight organizations. Miss Mary Ervin of Xenia Ohio secretary Loyal Temperance Legion spoke. The formal opening occurred this morning at the First Methodist Church.

Mason City Mary G. Glenn Philpot Mary Ervin Xenia Loyal ‘Temperance Legion W. Ot. U First Methodist Church

Auto plate registrations near historic 15000 mark

W F Jeffrey head of the license department says 14991 sets issued and 11 new cars registered yesterday. He expects to order 100 more plates while only 59 remain of the regular 15060 allotment. Also notes a two month furnace firing course opening at a new St Louis school.

W. F. Jeffrey Jeffrey St. Louis

House Hunting Dispute Over Family Home In Court

Leon Bender petitions to modify a separate maintenance decree and keep the family in their current Waterloo residence citing economy. He earns 140 per month and rents the Eleventh Street home for 20. He argues alternative housing would cost more and moving adds 16 to 20 in moving costs. A stipulation required the family to find another residence, but no agreement is reached. Ruth Fink was granted a divorce from J W Fink for cruelty. Ida Costello seeks a divorce from William Costello alleging cruelty drunkenness and unfaithfulness and asks for restraint. Leola Reardon filed for separation from Earl Reardon.

Leon Bender Michel Donald Daryl Waterloo Bender Eleventh Street West Ruth Iink J. W. Fink Ida Costello William Costello Conger Street Leola Reardon Earl Reardon Waverly

Makes Smart Table Cover From Old Faded Shawl

Readable from a home craft note urging use of Diamond Dyes to dye textiles. Encourages using on hand materials to create vibrant colors, including recovering old hangings and spreads. Promotes Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and color samples with directions and a request to write for Color Craft book.

Drusgist Koods Dept. Burlington

Custody Bid Seeks Frances May with Temporary Alimony

A general allegation of cruel treatment is filed seeking custody of Frances May, a seven month old child. The petition requests a temporary alimony of $100 and permanent alimony of $10 per week as support.

Frances May

Hair Styles In Paris By Edna Wallace Hopper

Edna Wallace Hopper describes Paris hair fashions and how Berle and women wore waves in summer. She praises a new type hair dress sold at toilet counters for 75 cents that holds waves or curls, adds luster, and keeps hair sleek without grease.

Paris Edna Wallace Hopper Berle

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