Waterloo Eastern Star to Elect Officers at Next Meeting
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will elect officers at 7:30 p.m. December 14 at Masonic Hall. Guests from Becker Waterloo Glenwood Fredericksburg Des Moines Strawberry Point Shel Rock Bellevue Ja Minneapolis and Chicago attended. Eight new members were initiated and a chicken noodle supper fed 250 members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Roy Short
Becker
Glenwood
Fredericksburg
Des Moines
Strawberry Pettit
Shel Rock
Bellevue
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Earl Hutchinson
Palm
L. B. Eickelberg
Non-fiction rise noted by city librarian Miss Wieder
Miss Callie Wieder, Waterloo city librarian, reported growing demand for non fiction and biography at the public library. She described Dewey classifications and card catalogs, and noted the trend during a Fortnightly club talk at Dr. C W Bruner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Wieder
C. W. Bruner
Sunset Road
Waterloo
First Evangelical to Hold All Day Bazaar This Saturday
The First Evangelical church schedules an all day bazar with a noon cafeteria lunch. Departments include fancywork dolls aprons canned goods home baking candy and more led by listed volunteers. A congregational reception for Rev. Thomas R. Niven and Mrs. Niven is set for 7 30 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
H. Seholl
H. A. Renz
Rickelberg
W. H.fay
Harry Kober
Plorence Schmidt
A. C. Fox
Harry Kauffman
Nicholas Webber
Robert R. Francia
W. H. Brunn
R. W. L. Smith
Candy
Ben Waterfield
Charles Mauser
Fred Fell
Parcel Post
EB. C. Geiger
Thomas Landgraf
F. R. Donohue
Quieteria Limeheon
Mines
F. Schrag
WR. S. Eickelberg
W. A. Zellhoefer
W. C. Stover
Louis Martin
J. EH. Ackerman
George Faust
Frank Fannan
Harold Miller
J. D. Liffring
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Church group meetings and church bazar noted
Several church groups schedule meetings tomorrow including Pioneers at First Congregational Grace Methodist Episcopal and Central Christian. A First Lutheran aid society bazar and bake sale plans finalized for Saturday at Agnes Thompson's shop. Group four of First United Presbyterian entertained with planning for a joint birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers
First Congregational Church
Board of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Aid Society of
First Lutheran Church
Agnes Thompson
Hints in Beauty Care and Food Simplification
Edna Ki discusses simplifying nutrition for the housewife, stressing balanced daily intake including milk, eggs, cereals, meat, fat, and fruit. Warns against overloading on fruit and greens, urges fresh vegetables and lemon juice, and offers home tips for skin care and digestive health without dramatizing the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ki
Club Notes Detail Evening Socials and Hostesses
Golden Unk club marks December events at Mrs. James Lam mert home December 7 and December 21 with Mrs. O O L Pott as hostess. Fast Matrons' club of Waterloo O E S holds noon luncheon at Mrs George Schoel's home tomorrow. Columbus club favors presented to Mrs James Hurley Mrs E H Weber and Mrs Michael Welbes. Mrs Richard Bartelt receives a special favor. Margaret Young blut to be next hostess. Lucky 13 club plans Christmas party at next meeting. Fred Wittstock hosts yesterday afternoon with guests Mrs J F Barth and Mrs P H Townsend. favors to Wittstock W Silver and Frank Wagner. Los Comedres club tours Campbell bakery hosted by Mr T N Miller and Mrs Miller, then 500 at Miller home. favors to P D Keagy and J S Carpenter couple. Kensington club guests Mrs Charles McElroy and Mrs PB Thompson. needlework and lunch for 12. Kensington will be entertained Jan 25 by Mrs B C Ralf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Edward Bower
George Schoel
Columbus Club
F. G. Wagner
James Hurley
E. H. Weber
Michael Welbes
Richard Bartelt
Margaret Youngblut
Lucky 13
Fred Wittstock
J. F. Barth
P H. Townsend
Wittstock
W. E. Silver
Frank Wagner
Campbell Bakery
Los Comedres Club
T. N. Miller
Charles McElroy
PB. ©. Thompson
Kensington Club
E. McElroy
Cluo
B.C. Ralf
Rath Packing Increases Capital To Five Million
Rath Packing Co votes to raise capital by 2.9 million dollars bringing authorized stock to 5 million. Secretary E F Rath says funds enable future expansion buildings and higher business volume. Record amendment filed shows board action approved in November 1996 withExecution withheld. John W Rath serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
E. F. Rath
Waterloo
John W. Rath
Guests at Victoria's royal feast described in memoirs
fragmented text describes a royal banquet where guests must eat quickly as meals are served to royalty first. mentions Loyd Ribblesdale and Queen Marie of Roumania, Bucharest and Tulare County, California with unrelated images of a large trunk and shelter from wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee. Lee
Victoria
Loyd Ribblescale
Wilson
Marie
Roumania
Brearn
Royal Board
Bucharest
Ribbiesdale
Ges
Toya Sory Arts
Tulare County
California
Ume
Thousand Frolc at Elks Carnival Draws Big Waterloo Crowd
A nightly carnival at the Elks club in Waterloo draws large crowds spending phony stage money for charity. The Old Home Town event fills the hall with paddle wheels bingo and Monte Carlo games as thousands enjoy laughter and fun while bets on Black Jack and Chuck a Luck create a lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ell's
Monte Carlo
Butlers Founded Hotels in London Used by Royalty
London reports credit to ex butlers who built hotels starting with a shoe string. Claridge’s, favored by royalty, hosts the Queen of Norway and the King and Queen of Spain. William Claridge began with Mivart’s in Mayfair then formed Claridge’s. Thomas’s in Berkeley Square opened by a former butler. Bailey’s in South Kensington also grew into a noted chain. Bailey’s wife aided in building the business and Bailey later held estates and served as MP for Walworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Claridge’s
Norway
Spain
William Claridge
Mivart’s
Brook Street
Mayfair
Claridge's
Thomas
Berkeley Square
Bailey
South Kensington
Essex
Eaton Square
Walworth
Landru Grave Leased Five Years Then Reclaimed
Paris reports that bluebeard Henri GardetteLandru is exhumed from a grave at Gonards cemetery near Versailles after a five year rental expired. His bones will be reburied in a criminal section. A museum in Gambais preserves his memory as police history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pi—Landrut
Tittle
Gonards
Versailles
Landru
Henr!-Destre
Landruo
Gambais
Landru l
Children of Berlin Learn Traffic Safety Lore
Berlin authorities teach schoolchildren basic traffic rules amid a growing city traffic danger. Lessons cover gyratory systems one-way streets jay walking and signals with visual aids and demonstrations using trams buses and the subway to illustrate risks to pedestrians and the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mieror
Hawton
Assish Uye Ald
Sailors Complain of Fat in Rations on British Ships
Three jack tars aboard a British ship raise a protest about excess fat in rations. The movement starts among lower deck ratings and spreads across vessels. Admiralty investigations affirm the complaint and issue orders permitting limited use of fat for frying to maintain harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dre
Bury
Navy
Admiralty
Jack
Aca
Brief Items From City and County News
Mrs W S Williams of 2525 Fourth street west returns from St Louis. E G Bickley heads to Jacksonville Florida for winter. Creditors of R P Bowman sausage maker meet with federal referee J E Jordan to examine assets. W C F WN station redecorating completed. Local fishermen preparing for winter. Open 1927 season closed. state permit carp and buffalo fishing continues. Mrs John Schroeder of Dubuque visiting Buckley relatives. Edwin Jeppeson reports bicycle stolen on Sycamore Street. Charles Sibert pleads not guilty on bootlegging charge. bond $500. Harold Frisbey pleads guilty to attempting to steal chickens. fined $100. Relatives attending Ernest Webberking’s funeral will return home tonight. Ida B Bidwell seeks divorce from Lester C Bidwell with injunction and temporary alimony. Church fundraiser noted with barnet and bake sale. chicken supper advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Williams
Fourth Street West
St. Louis
E. G. Bickley
W. H. Bickley
Jacksonville
Fla
R. P. Bowman
J. E. Jordan
Bowman
John Schroeder
Dubuque
C. J. Buckley
Wellington Street
W. TL. Buckley
Lafayette Street
CG. J. Buckley
Edwin Jeppeson
Cascaden Avenue
Iver Johnson
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Charles Sibert
Beem
Harold Frisbey
Elk Run
Charles Vaughn
St. Francis Hospital
J. C. Beem
Ernest Webberking
Harry
Amos
Elizabeth
Grace
Cora Webberking
Scranton
J. L. Steck
Muricie
Ind
Lester C. Bidwell
Park Avenue West
G. W. Wood
Producers Milk Co Building at Vinton Under Construction
Jens Olesen & Sons Construction Co. of Waterloo began a one story brick and tile building 40 by 170 feet for Producers Milk Co of Waterloo at Vinton. The $8,000 plant will be ready Jan 1 and handle about 109000 pounds of milk daily for shipment to Chicago with future expansion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Olesens& Sons Construction Co
Waterloo
Producers Milk Company
Vinton
Vinton Station
Chicago
W H Short Confesses Judgment In Bank Case
The Citizens State Bank of Goldfield Iowa sued W H Short and his brother Edward Short of Cedar Falls for notes signed by both. The jury found for Edward Short in a sealed verdict. W H Short confessed judgment for 32562 dollars. Judge G W Wood presided. E F Garey was foreman. bank counsel A G Reid. defendants J B Newman and B F Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Goldfield
W. H
Edward Short
Brothers
Cedar Falls
W. H. Short
G. W. Wood
E. F. Garey
A. G. Reid
J. B. Newman
B. F. Swisher
Watters & Brown Move Auto Firm to Central Location
Watters & Brown sign a five year lease for Burd Auto & Supply Co. building at 612 Fifth Street West and will move by January 1. The Burd firm relocates to Waterloo Auto Service building across from Hotel Russell Lamson, selling Kissel equipment to Waterloo and offering 24 hour service. Watters & Brown will carry farm implements and add light hardware with a new driveway onto South Street. remodeling will create space for showroom displays. A separate note reports the death of Clarence Pabrity, 21, from a neck injury in a Sunday sandlot game in Chicago Del. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters & Brown
Sycamore Street
Burd Auto & Supply Co
Fifth Street
L. Brown
Burd Auto
Waterloo Auto Service Company
Fifth Streets
Russell-Lamson
Burd Auto Firm
Kissel
South Street
Staon
Burd Company
Man Wins First 1928 License Plates After Night Wait
E M Bartholomew of 1620 Mulberry street parked his 13 year old Bilek touring car with the first 1928 license plates sold in Black Hawk county. He waited at the courthouse overnight and was among the early buyers as 100 plate sets were issued by midmorning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bartholomew
Mulberry Street
Bilek
Black Hawk County
Sy‘neal
Bartholomew
Worth Hillman
Prospect Avenue
Nelson Gary
Franklin Street
All Men Sinners by Nature Says Evangelist Hale
Evangelist Dr. George L. Hale of Trenton Missouri preached at First Baptist Church last evening on Romans 3 23 24, declaring all men are sinners by nature and sin is deadly. He argued the wages of sin is death and that redemption depends on Calvary’s Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hale
Trenton
Evangelist
First Baptist Church
God
Paul
Galvary’s Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Star
Clear Lake
Apes Yeomere
of P. Hall
Society
C. A
Blue Triangle Wesque
Y. W
Unity Center
Plymouth Church
Central Christian Sharch
Jueves
W. Dewey
Grace Church
George DeWald
Home and Education Department
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Yeomen
P. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
G. Hall
Guy Robbins
Alexander
Ross Smith
Lydia Society
James Graham
Kathryn Graham
Ledie Strepe
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Wilkins
Homer Jolls
Stewart Freeman
The
Universalist Church
Ladies' Social Union
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Holt
Community Chest Fune
Holt
Hattie Eason
F. A. Becker
J. R. Anders
William Ginsener
Black
Teatham
Messrs. and
George Meffert
Ray Webber
A. J. Snackenberg
E. H. Horns
O. A. Larson
E. S. Lawton
FP. G. Cousins
Lena Anderson
Marie ‘Troutman
Edna Hull
Emma Bauman
Ella Meyer
Edward Lawler
Agnes Keegan
Black’s
Coors
Viola Mishak
Bertha Kopel
Mayme Keegan
Marguerite Keegan
Georgia Beal
Madelina Sims
Orvilla Sims
Florence Roth
Marguerite Miler
Filet Lucas
Bernadette Calla- Atll
First Evangelical
Bazar
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Circle
Temple Rebekah
4-H Club
Church News
Calif Cline Missionary Circle of
Central Christian Church
W. D. Endres
Trinity Lutheran Church
Demes M. Gray
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Alexander
Roup
Forbes
Beatrice X
Golden Unk Club
Dee
James Lammert
Oo. L. Pott
Rath Packing Co
Butlers
Britain
Sees Eng
Jens
Buchanan's
Y.M. G. A. Bldg
Producers Milk Co
Olesen
Fifth Burd
Commercial
Del
Clarence Pabrity
Panor
Bast Ath Street
Evangelist Hale
Pia Nan
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
W. 5Th St
Blue Star
United States
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Adrdree S
Ize
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!