Society notes from Wretheroo Woman's Club December party
The Wretertoo Woman's Club outlines its upcoming schedule with a December party Monday at 2:90 PM, a board meeting, and a back region event. The club adds committee chairs for hospitality, decorations, and refreshments, and notes recent meetings of Pine Arts and Civic departments alongside a luncheon. A separate report covers highway safety talks, a fire department address, and a resignation of sympathy to Fire Chief Ray Tiller. Also notes a marriage announcement for Miss Dans Hagerman to Jeph Simpson in Independence Iowa.
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Wretertoo Woman's Club
Regiow WL
Pine Arts
Airs
J. B. Innes
Nes
Charles Kline
Kine
Annies
J. M. Hilaman
B. G. Holton
J. Howard
W. Pen
A. G. Kann
M. H. Kelly
J. Ris
FL A. Kiessling
Lucy Kimball
Mary Sterner
Margaret Hill
Jonn Knox
Mies
E. L. Johnson
C. &. Howard
L. A., Ruscenstein
A. A. Hoffman
FF. C. Hitchens
J. Joynt
M. H. Kimball
W. TH. Stoover
Huntington
Neil Jac Nm
M. Henderson
W. J. Jeffery
C. M. Howe
J. Lo. Henderson
Ben Hoovery
J. O. Hemesworth
W. ‘F. Jensen
A. H. Johnson
W. A. Kirk
A. Hollis
Harvey Hess
G. Aa. Hospers
W. ‘Pr. Herman
J. G. Wwihlebrand
George Hazen
D.C. Huntoon
Walter I.johnson
J. Pp. Jones
W. King
G. M. Johnson
Thea Chyle
Lows Federation of
Wom- Hoxle
B. B. Funter
Emmons John
National Conference On
Department of
Ray ‘Tiller
Wine -Arts
C.D. Lee
BE. F., Stevenson
A.A. Hoffman
W. W. Gwilup
A. Boatman
Fred McClain
B Natural Club to Hear Musicale by Outside Talent
Members of the B Natural club gather Monday evening at Mrs. C. Albert Scholin's home for a musicale featuring outside artists. George Timm will play piano, readings by Lorraine Cibson, Mildred Trica violin, Ruth Rias dancing, and Donald Baum singing. Co-hostesses are Mrs. W. W. Gallup and Mrs. A. C. LaRue.
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Albert Schotin
George ‘Timm
Vordt- Liszt
Lorraine
Cibsor
Misa
Mildred Trica
Wienowski
Ruth Rias
Donald Baum
W. W. Gallup
A. Cc. LaRue
Scholln
P. E. O. Chapters Host Christmas Parties Next Week
P. E. O. Chapter 7, P. E. O., plans a Christmas party Monday at 8 PM in Mrs. C. D. Cass's name. Chapter FE will hold its annual dinner for the husbands' organization Tuesday at Mr. A. L. Porter's home. A program and gift exchange are scheduled. Committees named for the evening include Mmes J. G. Mealvin, H. Bragdon, H. W. tram mond, E. E. Magee, and Miss Mary Miter. and for Chapter FE the dinner and program committee includes Mmes W. A. Lane, C. D. O'Harrow, Tre Rodamar, Harold Reuling, Fred J. Miller, W. O. White, and A. B. Lovejoy.
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C. D. Cass
Chapter PE
B. So
A. L. Porter
Mmes
J. G. Mealvin
H. Bragdon
H. W. Trammond
E, Eh, Magee
Mary Miter
W. A. Lane
C.D. O'Harrow
Tre Rodamar
Harold Reuling
Fred J. Miller
W. O., White
A. B. Lovejoy
Mrs. F. W. Warren Chosen President of Lincoln Circle
Mrs F W Warren selected as president of Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G p A meeting in Memorial hall reported officers and roles. Witten presides, Bennett senior vice, Dough junior vice, LinbY Intehetl as chaplain, Ben Hur instructor, Sulit treasurer, Arius conductress, Shupe guard. Retiring president Airs WLOW, Wise elected state meeting delegate. Proceeds from a reception totaled 142 50. Christmas party December 17. each member to bring a gift for exchange. Mrs Jen nie Leymer described as representative. Dinner planned with reservations to Mrs Bennett.
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Lincoln
G. Pa. A
Atterhuen
Memorial Hall
Ae W. Witten
Wits
A. Ai Bennett
Ali's
Ive Dough
Linby
Intehetl
Ben Hur
pwLlLig
Bra
Sulit
A. Wh
Arius
Charles Shupe
Fncaslisier
Mra
Balle Wise
Acw
Jennie Leymer
Des Blomus
Mindy
Alrs. Dennett
Waterloo Woman Joins Psi Chapter Of Kappa Delta Pi
Waterloo woman Marguerite Chester Water loo attends Suece teachers college and is elected as a member of Psi chapter Deans ulldy of the national Kappa Delta Pi. The fraternity includes juniors and seniors in the upper quartile for scholarship and character. It promotes educational service, fellowship, and achievement in education. Host and hostess Mr and Mrs Werhert Anciess held a card party with favors for guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Stendish Mrs Charles Breese and Arnold Neme tek. Other attendees included Mr Grease Mr and Mrs Lloyd Selleck Mrs Henry Asta Mrs Nemecek and Dewidt Billings. Drs Standish served as hosts. Temple Rebdah Past Nobly Grand association will meet Tuesday at Mrs Rose AteCorid's home to sew for the Gold TWel Jows home at Mason City. Officers' question followed by prnte paren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Chester
Waterloo
So A Suece Teachers College
Psi Chapter
Mappa Dela
United States
Kappa Delta
iWerhert Anciess
Ralph Stendish
Charles Breese
Arnold Nemetek
Mr. Grease
Lloyd Selleck
Henry Asta
Nemecek
Dewidt Billings
Drs. Standish
Ee Temple Rebdah
Grand Association
Rose AteCorid
Mason City
Church News Young Married People plan Christmas party
The Young Married People's class of First Congregational church hires a Christmas party at 8 on Tuesday at the J E H Goodtring home. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs Goultfring or Mrs H H Klotseh Jr or Mrs Bert Ik Ben det. Standard Bearers of St Pyart's M W K church meet for picnic Sunday at the church Monday evening. Mrs Charles Storin leads a study period after supper.
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First Congregational Church
J. HA. Godtfring Chanter
Lota
PW. Oy
A. Ta. Morter
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae
Mins
Allee Guthrie
Ywouble Six Club
le FL McGarvey
Iert Pourty
Sncret Peart Paral
Iiterncy Department
Woman's
J. Eh. Goodttring
Goultfring
HH. Klotseh, Jr
Bert Ik. Bendet
St. Pyart
M. WK
Pero
Charles Storin
Hints in beauty care tricks from old fashion advice
An aging reader guide offers hair framing to soften tired looks and appear younger. It suggests longer fringe, softer styling, and skincare steps using cleansing, toning, vanishing cream, and light rouge to reduce facial wrinkles and redness, plus leg massage and general health tips for a fresher appearance.
Walnut Street Baptist Church elects officers
HW. G. Lucite was elected president of the Homebuilders days of Walnut Street Baptist Church last evening at the meeting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gudtke. Other officers chosen were Mrs. Merritt Ludwig, vice president, Mrs. C. GB. Smith, secretary, Russell Ketchuns, treasurer, and H. C. Welder, teacher. A Christmas party with gift exchange and games followed the business meeting. Refreshrants committee for the year’s end included S. J. Kimmel, Mrs. Dlarry, Tromanhauser, Roger Rath, Mr. Ludike and Mr. Keiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. G. Lucite
Walnut Street Baptist Church
S. J. Kimmel Mra
Dlarry, Tromanhauser
Roger Rath
Mr. Ludike
Keiber
Laura Walters Marries Ernest Thierer in Waterloo
Laura Walters of Traer and Ernest Thierer of near Dysart were married Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist parsonage in Waterloo. Attending were Will Walters and Opal Thierer. The couple plan a holiday auto trip and will reside on the Mentry Sieh farm near Traer.
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Traer
Laura Walters
Ernest Thierer
Dysart
Waterloo
Lotple
Will Walters
Iind
Qpal Thierer
Mas. Thierer
Town
Thinois
W. H. Walters
Doc Thierer
Farners
Traar
Parcel Shower Giver in Honor of Randalla Couple
A parcel shower in Randalla Ta honored newly married Mr and Dr Alfred Vandersee with a mock wedding scene and 75 attendees. Notables included J B Turner W J Pall and Melva Miner. Also covered were birthday celebrations for Mrs Jungen, gifts to several women, and a Christmas party at the Matrone club with a Santa Claus finale.
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Randalla
Courier
Methodist
Alfred Vandersee
J. B. Turner
Walter JG. Pall
Turner
Mahon
Melva Miner
W. TB. Mil
Willan van Sickie
Charles
Ts Knight
HL Geman
FR A. Mahon
Ales
George 3. Grimes
West Union
Jerry Bird
Oel Weir
Club Notes Misspelled Items From Local Meeting
Club notes describe a gathering at Mrs Harold Baker and Mrs Walter Joner winning prizes at a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Howls Lanmke. The Double Six club postponed its meeting to Monday with a planned event Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock and a NYC trip mentioned for Thursday.
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Mra
N.Y
Double
Hag
Shen Dt
Fury
Luncheon Honors Mrs Rock in Minneapolis Visit
Dinner held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K F L McGarvey followed by bridge. Honoring Mrs. J I Rock, who with Mr. Rock left Waterloo to spend holidays in Minneapolis visiting daughters. Luncheon in Black's tea room yesterday with guests including Mines J E Brinkman Grace Casensden A B Lovejoy R L Y Murphy J Th usley T T Glenny W H H Howrey and Albert Brown.
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J.I. Rock
Mr. Rock
Waterloo
Minneapoli
Minn
Priscila Elals
Black
J. E. Brinkman
Grace Casensden
A. B. Lovejoy
RL Y W. Murphy
J. Thusley
T. T. Glenny
W. HH. Howrey
Albert Brown
In Brief Notes From The City Mix Of Ads And Notices
Broken tens duplicated at Buchanan's and YMCA advertisement notes. Mrs Corinne Stoner, 317 First Street cast, in Chicago for special art work. Mr and Mrs Charles Bocquet to depart for California for the winter. Plasterers finishing remust eling of Pioneer National Bank quarters. marble setters to start Monday. Dr J Richmond Morgan to address Race Club at Y M C A Monday night. Herman Baptist at 616 Eleventh Street West resting after operation at Presbyterian hospital. J G Ralston and J ER Currie returned from Miller South Dakota after dedicating courthouse. Nicholas Witz of Fox Township executed a will in 1908 probated yesterday leaving wife Susanna and children Jacob Robert John Katie Valentine William Lene Elizabeth share.
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Corinne Stoner
First Street
Chicago
Charles J. Bocquet
Tc2
Fourth Street
California
Pioneer National Bank
J. Richmond Morgan
Pel
Herman
Eleventh Street West
Presbyterian Hospital Veteriay
J. G. Ralston
J. ER. Currie
Miller
Nicholas Witz
Fox Township
Susanna
Jacob
Robert
John
Katie
Valentine
William
Lene
Ilzabeth
Phelps Arrested Again Over Illicit Liquor Delivery
Police in Glen Mort precinct last night detained Paul Phelps after a grocery delivery to Pounley Bros. grocery on Sycamore Street revealed a gallon jug of liquor. Officers previously fined Phelps $100 for transportation and posted $800 bond on related charges, while Nathan Pauley and Albert Pauley denied any role in the liquor scheme.
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Glen Mort
Tafayette Street
Pounley Bros
Sycamore Street
Rahal Davis
Hugh Crumrine
Wars Ren Buckley
Kcular
Nathan Sr
Albert S. Pauley
Eterc
Paul Phelps
Phelps
Vegas
Tate Esterday
Jirtlee CW. Wood
Aisetel
Inothe Oleeres
Phelpa
HL Mert
Iowa Traffic League Parley Postponed to Jan 4
The Iowa Traffic League parley in Des Moines has been postponed to January 4, 1927. Go Al Tiansen, secretary and trade manager of the Greater Waterloo association, will attend both meetings along with Hanson Will and the Shippers' Steering committee considering the Western unpunishing class rate adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Traffic League
Des Moines
Towa Praia
AL Tiansen
Trate
Greater Waterloo Association
D Hanson
Dew
Chicago
Hanson Algo
Waterloo Shippera
Bible My Dynamo Sermon at Cedar Heights Church
Pastor Derky Lanrie of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian will present Bible My Dynamo this Sunday morning. He will address children on the missionary work. An evening report will cover the general meeting of the presbytery held this week in Celasa with plans for the coming year outlined.
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Der
Ky Lanrie
Cedar Heights
Ehoreh Suandry
Tounett
Banks at Dumont Merge Interests
Dumont Iowa December 4 merger of Farmers Trust Savings Bank and State Bank of Dumont announced. Consolidated institution opens Friday at State Bank headquarters with John Campbell cashier of Farmers Trust aiding management. W J Brosn and Miss Jennie B Anderson stay with new bank. Garlow Bros. remain. State Bank incorporated 1903 Farmers Trust 1914.
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Courier Special Service
Dumont
Farmers ‘Trust. & Savings Bank
State Bank of Dumont
State Bank
John Campbell
Lwa
W. J. Brosn
Farmers Trust
Jennie B. Anderson
Garlow Bros
Rail Pay Increase Half of That Asked
Cedar Rapids Iowa Dec. 4 The wage arbitration board did not grant the full pay raise asked by trainmen and conductors but the awarded increase aids arbitration says Lt I Shephard president of the Order of Railway Conductors returning from New York The men sought 14 cents per day but received seven and a half cents per hour amounting to about 40 to 50 cents a day
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Cedar Rapids
Wage Arbitration Board
I. Shephard
Order of Railway Conductors
New York
Pattern orders and fashion book details
Waterlooo Evening Couriers advertises patterns from the Fashion Department for the Fall and Winter 1926 1927 Book of Fashions. It explains order costs and delivery times and mentions materials and sizes for patterns suitable for girls and accessories.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iy Rao
Mercy hospital Hag interest of Uelwein people
More than two thousand visitors to Mercy hospital on Thursday and the prior day indicate strong local interest in Gelwein’s new institution. Paul Sauerbry Corn wins first prize in the junior class at the Maynard corn show with ten ears of Silver King and best single ear. Business women luncheon at the Christian church draws about 150, with Mrs. Stover delivering a fine address. next event at Gospel Baptist church in Mason City Lodge. Hebron Lodge 374 officers elected with Walker as worshipful master and Lins, Lynch, Coon, Jamison in key roles. Frank Hanson heads to Long Beach for winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Blunt of West Union also head to Los Angeles for the season. Billie Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, improves after pneumonia.
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Oalwein
Mercy Hospital
Gelwein
Paul. Sauerbry
Paul Sauerbry
The
Christian Church
Stover
Gospel Baptist Church
Masonrc Lodge
Hebron Lodge
A. F
A. M
William §. Walker
E. B. Lins
David R. Lynch
I. A. Coon
Ray B. Jamison
California
Frank Hanson
Long Beach
Cal
John Blunt
West Union
Los Angeles
Prequivonia
Billie
FE. Ducan
Slayer of Clinton Salesman Gets Life
Edward Stewart, an insurance salesman, pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment. A hearing to determine the extent of guilt followed an earlier finding related to the case in Clinton. Dec. 4 report from Harold.
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Clinton
Edward
Stewart
Saleman
Wecome
Harold
Firse Riggs
Pheet
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McCorda
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Ralph Simpson
Aly
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Winterloo
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