Who Sets the Styles at Waterloo Woman's Club
Mrs. F L Marquis spoke on fashion dictatorships in Paris and England at Waterloo Woman's club. She traced fashion history from royal courts to Beau Brummell, noted sources of inspiration, and discussed patriotism’s effect on dress. The talk covered cotton and silk trends, imports, and the role of designers, stage influence, and American adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Marquis
Waterloo
Nell Gwynne
Dubarry
Pompadour
Beau Brummie
Marquis
French Fashion, Trust
Asia
Africa
Far East
Arabia
France
Germany
United States
England
Citi-Zerie
America
Lillian Rayman Wed Walter Haas in Frederick MD
Announcements report the marriage of Lillian Mary Rayman to Walter Howard Haas in Frederick Maryland. The bride, sister of Mrs. Ray Reddington, previously lived in Waterloo and worked with Stewart-Simmons Press before moving to Washington DC. The couple reside at 1681 South Street Foothrest No. 808 Washington DC.
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Frederick
Lillian Mary Rayman
Ray Reddington
Wellington Street
Walter Howard Haas
Stewart-Simmons’ Press
Waterloo
Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Haas
South Street
Washington, D
Egypt-born pastor to speak at Father-Son Dinner in Cedar Falls
Rev. Biv. Bruce J. Giffen, newly called pastor of First Presbyterian Cedar Falls, will be main speaker at a Father-Son Dinner. Fifty men and boys attend. Graham Hay acts as toastmaster. Giffen, born in Egypt and son of pioneer missionary John Giffen, will address the event with local church leaders assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Church
J. G
Graham Hay
N. H. Groomes
A. W. Linde
Donald Leonard
Edwin Templeton
Biv
Bruce J. Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Mr. Giffen
United Presbyterian Church
Torrington
Wyo
W. C. Chisholm
John, Giffen
Egypt
United States
Memorial Hall Floral Bower for Holiday Bazar
Memorial Hall is turned into a garden for the annual bazar with pink and white decorations. Shown are aprons, fancy work, baked goods, candies, and crafts by local women, tea service, an antique booth, a chicken pie supper, and a card party. The event features music, volunteer organizers, and several hostesses listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
United
Memorial Hall
W. A. Burton
C. H. Brown
T. W. Day
John Boeller
C. A. Zuchike
J. E. Trimble
Mayme. Sorenson
Ernest Baldwin
Virginia Smith
Martha Ellen White
Alice Mary White
Ear T, White
Peter Smith
Mmes
W. W. McAllister
A. J. Artus
T. A. Trimble
W. A. Smith
T. A. Swartz
O. L. Jenson
Hazel
Harold Day
G. Pierce
Hints in Beauty Care Beauty in Old Age
The piece champions active aging women who defy stereotypes through work and social life. It urges resilience, notes skin changes with age, and offers cosmetic guidance, including a kitchen‑sink style remedy and a consul’s advice on crooked toes, framed in a period voice.
Piano Recital by Ransier Students at Woman's Club Waterloo
The Ransier School led by Miss Marion Ransier will present its first public recital at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Waterloo Woman's Club. Pupils from preparatory to high school will perform a varied program including solo piano works and collaborative pieces, featuring titles by Grieg Bach Schubert and Mendelssohn among others. The student lineup includes Virginia Duke Wood Nymph's Harp Lorraine Golinvaux Rip Van Winkle Kathleen The Goblin and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorguny
Merry Millstream
SUES
John Williams
Delbert Jensen
Bulbro Jean
Kaflore
Risher
Leap Frog
Thompson
Virginia Duke Wood
Ren Jack Nelson Wing Foo
Burleigh Lorraine Golinvaux Y
Rip van Winkle
Osgood Kathleen the Goblin
Lemont
Richard Cohen Oriental Daac
Tachalkowsky
Jane’ Parrott
Brigit Polkmene
Jean Rohit
Bob Mig
Maxine Johnson
Grieg
Jesse Gaynor
Claude Annieation
Breimhelmer
Martha Thommesen Sear
TKR
Csccserisee
Betty Young
Mrs Hardin Hosts Luncheon Bridge at Raymond Home
Mrs Rob ert Hardin entertained Waterloo women at a luncheon bridge at her Raymond Se home. Favors were won by Mrs George Quest and Mrs G E Shoemaker. Mrs Frank Altenburg hosted a party last evening for Mrs William Brocken with guests including Lyndott Bisbee Arthur Krob lin George Kreiman Earl Miller Daniel Wilder and several Misses.
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R Cuarter
Raymond, Se
Robert Hardin
Waterloo
George Quest
G. E. Shoemaker
Frank Altenburg
William Brocken
Mmes. Lyndott Bisbee
Arthur Kroblin
George Kreiman
Earl Miller
Daniel Wilder
Lucy Wauby
Grace Carr
Ellen Crimmen
Virginia Bisbee
Broblin
Miss Bisbee
Club Notes From Local Social Clubs in Wis
Yesterday multiple social clubs held meetings in member homes across Poplar and surrounding towns. Events included bridge games, Bunco, informal visits, and Christmas parties with gift exchanges, meals, and guest entertainment. Notable hosts included Mrs. D S Axtell Mrs. Arnold Gack Mrs. Gere grude Hughes and Mrs. George Selbig with planning for future gatherings in December and a Christmas program at Mrs. Lichty’s home.
Christmas events at Walnut Street church meetings
The Baptist church hosts a monthly business meeting at 7:30 in the morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Keiber followed by a Christmas party. Central Christian General Aid plans an annual Christmas party on Tuesday evening December 20 at Mrs. C. K. Knode’s home with husbands and families invited and a small gift exchange. A division meeting yesterday in Mrs. Glen Hallman’s home announced bazar preparations for December 10 on the Pinkerton building ground floor with Mrs. W. Wardle presiding and Mrs. F L W Chapman expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
H. C. Keiber
General Aid Society
Gentral Christian Church
C. K. Knode
Pinkerton Building
Pi- Vision
FL W. Chapman
Men of St. Mark's Church Organize Club at Banquet
Men gathered for St. Mark's parish banquet as a new men's club formed to meet monthly and boost parish advancement. Rev. James G. Creede urged men’s involvement, predicting strong turnout for sermons if he joins as rector with bishop approval. Vestryman reports pledged to clear current debt. Choir party noted at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church withThirty attendees and a picnic supper.
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Men of
St. Mark’s Church
Marks Thurch
James G. Creede
Charles City
St. Mark's
H. C. Bernbrook
St. Mark’s
Creede
George B. Worthen
Lamson
Eyeball of Child at Bristow Hurt by Coal Fragment
In Bristow Iowa on December 2 Darlene Sidmore three suffered an eye injury when a coal fragment punctured her eyeball while watching her 11 year old brother break up coal. A slight operation removed the fragment and she was taken to Hampton hospital. Doctors could not yet determine the outcome. Also mentioned are local activities and moves including Llnyd Elliott being bitten by a hog, Mrs Frank Roberts visiting from Indiana, and Mr and Mrs Yost at Kensett with a graveling contract plus a temperance address by Rev C B Gowin at the Church of Christ next Sunday at 7 30 PM with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Courier
Bristow
Darlene Sidmore
Claud
Sidmore
Hampton Hospital
Llnyd Elliott
Claude Sidmore
Frank Roberts
la Fayette
Ind
Charles Yost
Kensett
Yost
Dee
Funeral of Infant Held at Ackley
Funeral services for Paul Joseph Graham infant son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Graham were held Friday at the home at 2 pm conducted by Rev Thomas Fitzgerald pastor of St Marys Catholic church Burial was in the cemetery east of Ackley The little one born Nov 5 4 had not been well since birth He is survived by two brothers and one sister besides the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs J T Manus Cemetery Association Elects officers for the Ackley Cemetery society were elected Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ora Winters President Mrs W H Goettel Vice President Mrs W E Kachelhoffer Secretary Miss Minnie D Ivey Treasurer Miss Ada Thoren Four members of the old board were re elected Mrs Vina Whitesides Mrs J J Stauffacher Mrs Henry Frantz and Mrs Anna Marfin Two were elected to fill the vacancy made by the removal of Mrs V V Roosevelt and Mrs J W Scourick They are Mrs George Van Eschen and Mrs J J Miller August Neuman is sexton of the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Specter
Ackley
Paul Joseph Graham
Lawrence Graham
Thomas Fitzgerald
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. T. McManus
Ackley Cemetery Society
Ora Winters
W. H. Goettel
W. E. Kachelhoffer
Minnie D. Ivey
Ada Thoren
Vina Whiteside
J. J. Stauffacher
Henry Frantz
Anna Marfin
V. V. Roosevelt
J. W. Scourick
George van Eschen
J. J. Miller
August Neuman
Washburn Shipping Association Sends Stock to Chicago
Washburn Illinois December 2 the shipping association here sent a carload of hogs and one of cattle to Chicago Thursday. Most farmers in this vicinity are through with corn husking.
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Washburn Shipping Association
Chicago
Washburn
the Shipping Association
Coe College Plans Founders Day Celebration
Coe College in Cedar Rapids will mark Founders Day on Monday December 5 with a service at Sinclair Memorial chapel detailing the purchase of the original land. The program honors late trustee and former board president Dr H R Burkhalter, with Detroit pastor Dr A E Magary as speaker and Prof E M Eriksson leading arrangements. Eriksson also authored a Burkhalter biography distributed during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
H. R. Burkhalter
Coe
Coe Collegiate Institute
City in brief notes on local theft and visits
A 36 by 312 tire was stolen from Lester Bracht's car near Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs. Anna O Adrian visits Gedar Rapids, staying with the Menarys. Dr J G Clutterbuck of Cleveland spoke to Waterloo Advertising Club on psychology in business. Commercial National Bank case vs Frank Amusement Co set for 16 am, continued to 2 pm next Tuesday. Fred Canfield, Cedar Rapids, visits Waterloo on way from Mason City where he worked on theater musicians' aid. F L Ackerman survived a crash when his car hit a railroad switch engine near the Mobile Street crossing. car wrecked. Thirty-two Hast Junior High pupils toured the Courier offices to learn how a story is printed. Christmas events listed at Grace M E Church and Agnes Thompson's Flower Shop sale.
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Lester Bracht
Russell Lamson
Anna O. Adrian
Fremont Street
Gedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
Blake Boulevard
J. G. Clutterbuck
Cleveland
Waterloo Advertising Club
Black’s Tearoom
Commercial National Bank
Frank Amusement Company
G.W. Wood
Fred Canfield
Cedar Rapids
United Statees Department of Labor
Waterloo
Mason City
F. L. Ackerman
Eleventh Street
Lndas Centrsy
Mobie Street
Ackerman
Hast
The
Courier
Myrna Ross
Stree
Night Burglar Takes Two Shotguns at Argyle Street Shop
Sometime last evening an unknown burglar broke a basement window of Page's Tire Shop at 52 Argyle Street and fled with two Winchester shotguns and a small quantity of shells. The store owner Sewall Page discovered the loss this morning. Detective Emil Steffen and Driver Lee Smith investigated the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Argyle Street
Sewall Page
Emil Steffen
Lee Smith
Mercury Falls to Three Above as Waterloo Faces Sudden Cold
A Canadian town wakes to a 34 degree plunge from 37 above to three above zero. The day begins with shivering residents and a city worker wrestling with a stubborn car shift while radiators sputter in the sudden frost.
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Waterloo
Leander Clark estate seeks authority to sell land
The Tama county district court is asked to authorize the sale of 100 acres of land in McPherson county for 2560 dollars in cash to satisfy the estate indebtness. The Clark interests include several South Dakota farms, with total debt of about 150000 dollars. Leander Clark endowed Leander Clark College in Toledo, later merged with Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
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Xerare FO
Leander Clark
Tama County
Leander Clark College
Toledo
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Aew
Two Bound Over On Robbery Charge
J H Peg Sharpe of 322 Randall Street and Elmer Messingham formerly of Black Hawk Roar waived preliminary examination and were bound over to await grand jury action by Judge J O Beem in municipal court. They face robbery charges from HF Beedle of Des Moines and A H Anderson of Chicago with bonds set at $1000 each. Messingham released on bond signed by his brother A C Messingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Peg) Sharpe
Randall Street
Jones- Welch
Elmer Messingham
Black Hawk Roar
J. 0. Beem
HF. Beedle
Des Moines
A. H. Anderson
Chicago
Messingham
A. C. Messingham
Galloway Returns From Chicago Trip
William Galloway arrived back in Waterloo after a business trip to Chicago representing the William Galloway and Associates enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
William Galloway
Chicago
William Galloway & Associates
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Styles
Woman’s Club
Society
Gold Seaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of
C. Hall
Yeomen
P. Hall
Triple Four Bridge Club
Guy Robbins
Grace M
Callie Cline
Lillian Rayman
Walter Haas
St. John’s Sewing Circle
BE. L. Moore
J. W. King
Frank Finn
Nick Meisch
Herbert Law
W. E. Shiek
Floyd, Stoyles
Roy Jackson
Joe Hellman
Frank Has‘brook
Joe Hill
Albert Kuehl
Black Hawk Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
C. H. Ben
Son
D. P. Breyman
Fred Fortsch
Odd Fellows
O. H. Strauss
C. R. Shetler
Shetler
C. H. Phillips
Strauss
Vivian Strauss
Frances Shetler
Meow
Ransier
Los Comedres Club
D. S
Axtell
Arnold Gack
Alfred Kies
Zack
Paul Morehouse
Double Four Bridge Club
Geregrude Hughes
Warren ©. Cunningham
F. EB. Jacobs
G. E. G. Club
E. J. Jacobs
Poplar
Wis
G. V. Bellinger
L. B. O. E. Club
L. R. Willier
A. H. Hauser
Blanche Jennings
Bunco
Milton Weldman
Fay Harvey
C. W. Holmes
Cedar Heights
George Selbig
Frank Troxey
J. B. Sibert
T. A. M. Bridge Club
D. W. Nicholas
George Fergeman
J. J. O'Hearn
Clark Lichty
Jory
Lester Parris
Eugene Davis
Church News
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
George DeWald
Jack Campbell
F. D. Miner
Mildred Gleason
Jens
Buchanan's
MG. A
Grace M. EB
Agnes Thompson
Mirst Inatherin Aid Society
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Teller's Millinery and Crauty
ARCOM
Ares
Ake
Pete Aia
Roel Ee
Evening Courier
HEINZ
Fay
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