Waterloo Needlework Guild collects for the needy across groups
Waterloo branch of the Needle work Guild of America completes a drive for new garments reaching through school nurses Daughters of Isabella Red Cross Salvation Army and Social Welfare League. The guild started in 1883 in England and arrived in Philadelphia in 1885. current leaders include Mrs Russell Sieg president and Mrs Glenn Tibbits secretary with numerous section presidents and directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Needlework Guild of America
Daughters of Isabella
The
Red Cross
Balvation Army
Social Welfare League
England
Lady Wolverton
Philadelphia
Alanson Hartpence
Russell Sieg
Wettertop Guild
Glenn Tibbitts
Mmes
W. T. Wright
David Ramage
A. H. Hoffman
Glenn Tibbits
H. ©. Hoehmier
F. Harold
Elizabeth Carl
Nell Garvey
J. PB. Innes
Harry Farr
O. A. Repass
W. Ellyson
Fred Sporle
Joseph Morris
J. E. Bragdon
Harry Limbert
Claude Newsum
Co. R. Cheatam
Fred Wagner
James Kenyon
E. H. Wyant
Fred Adams
A. E. Enderiin
Mildred Schaefer
Carl
Garvey
Della Darling
Official Board of Woman's Club Monthly Meeting
The Waterloo Woman's Club met at the clubhouse and accepted three new members Mrs FE J Brucher Mrs Roy Rogk and Miss Bess Sovereign Plans include a public lecture on Mussolini and the Black Shirts by Tom Skeyhill scheduled January 6 at West High school auditorium The Romance Languages department will host a lecture by Prof S A Busch English on The Terrors of European Travel He recently toured 16 countries Luncheon reservations urged by noon Thursday Civic department will meet in the morning and a party for teachers and music groups will follow under the Fine Arts department leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Waterloo Woman's Club
FE. J. Brucher
Roy Rogk
Bess Sovereign
Black Shirts
Tom Skeyhill
West High School
S. A. Busch
Iowa City
Busch
Neil D. Jackson
Mmes, R. M. Knox
J. R. Buck
J .D. Easton
L. E. Fowler
J. &. Leeper
T. R. McCoy
M. J. Morgan
J. E O'Keefe
G B. Rowell
W. A. Willams
Civic Department
SeantEss of Fine Arts Department
Election Plans and Report at Daughters of Veterans Meeting
The Daughters of Veterans will hold a regular meeting Tuesday in Memorial hall with nominations for officers and plans for a birthday party and a Christmas gathering. Mrs. Mac Walker leads as president for 1927 with one nominee for 1928, while anniversaries in October to December will be honored at a birthday dinner Thursday noon. An informal program follows and a December 20 Christmas party replaces the next regular meeting with a 10 cent gift exchange. Officers and members are asked to bring their ritual copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Mac Walker
Grand Army of the Republic
Bazar and Supper at First M. E. Church
Women of First Methodist church plan their annual bazar and chicken pie supper in the church social rooms on Wednesday with booths led by Mrs. Worley and others in charge. Supper serving begins at 5:30 p.m. Children’s party hosted by Mrs. Henry Frank for Henry Lowe Frank Jr. follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. A. Worley
Frank Lindsey
BP. Jones
C. J. Miller
Hattie Eason
L. B. Foster
Paul Wilson
A. McKirryher
Ray Davison
Cousins Honored at Farewell Dinner Before Montana Trip
Miss Wilma Nichols of Great Falls and Miss Eleanor Kortemeyer of Waterloo were honored at a noon farewell dinner hosted by Mrs. E J Kortemeyer. Nichols plans an extended visit with Mrs. M Nichols in Great Falls, while Kortemeyer and Nichols guests will depart for Great Falls next week. Attending: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yeager and family of Vinton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wise and Miss Caroline Stauss of Independence, Mrs. William Suhr and Bertha of Cedar Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fagerlind with the Kortemeyer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Nichols
Great Falls
Mont
Eleanor Kortemeyer
Waterloo
E. J. Kortemeyer
Miss Nichols
Kortemeyer
Miss Kortemeyer
E. M. Nichols
Carl Yeager
Vinton
John Wise
Caroline Stauss
Independence
William Suhr
Bertha
Cedar Rapids
Conrad Fagerlind
William Yeager
City
Sunshine Lodge Presents Playlet After Election in Waterloo
Sunshine Rebekah lodge Christmas party at the Waterloo FP hall begins 8 15 p m with an election of officers and a short business session. A playlet The Night Before Christmas in the Pairweather Home features a long cast of named members and guests. The public is invited and attendees are asked to bring a 10 cent gift wrapped as a Christmas contribution. there will be no Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Pairweather Home
Petey Daley
Tom Gordon
Jack Bryant
Irvin L. Peterson
Frieda “Mae Anderson
J. L. Chevalier
Rose V. Carpenter
A. T. Peterson
Carl A. Anderson
John E. Geertsen
Cuddeback
Homemakers Christmas Party at First Methodist Church
Homemakers class of First Methodist Church plans its annual Christmas party this Friday in the church parlors. A picnic supper at 4 30 p m will precede an appropriate program and entertainment with arrangements led by Dexter Johnson James Low and Clarence Wilson. Officers for 1928 include Parl E White president Dexter Johnson first vice president James Bennett second vice president Mrs D P Graylor third vice president and Mrs GC BE Carl secretary and treasurer with Charles Kittrell as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dexter Johnson
James Low
Myr
Clarence Wilson
Parl E. White
James Bennett
D. P. Graylor
BE. Carl
Charles Kittrell
W. E. A. to Hold Annual Election
Woran's Benefit association will elect officers at 1:45 p m tomorrow in Moose hall. 1927 president Mrs John Fairweather is not seeking re election. A card party follows at 2:30 p m with Mrs Frank Geter in charge. Leftover bazar items will be disposed of at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woran's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
John Fairweather
Frank Geter
Hints in Beauty Care Massage
The article discusses the limits and risks of scalp massage for skin care. It warns massage can spread germs if hands are not clean and that overuse may harm certain conditions. Proper technique, mild pressure, and washed hands with oil or ointment are advised.
Club Notes And Socials From Local Circles
Golden Link club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Lammert. Saturday Night 500 club hosted by Mr and Mrs Harald Korth. Favors to Mrs J L Briden George Cohn and Ray Speicher. Two weeks later meeting with Mr and Mrs Briden. Entre Nous club hosts at 1 pm luncheon tomorrow in Black's tearoom. guests to notify hostess. Slingis Central 500 club Saturday evening honors J H Blitsch on birthday. favors to Mrs Leon Brown Zell Williams Mrs Buitsch and L B Miller. Picnic supper served by Mrs Butsch Mrs George Hampton Miss Dorothy Weatherwax and Miss Dorothy Butsch. The Kings Daughters Mrs D A Boatman and Mrs A C Kessler sing when Silver Cross circle meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs C A Lasser's home. Boatman accompanied by Mrs Karl Krause. Mrs B T Mowbray leads devotions. Mrs John Rock hostess chairman. Gift exchange planned. Recital: About 50 attend Saturday afternoon at the Woman's Club for Miss Marton Ransier's piano pupils. East high girls in class work also highlighted. Part of a recital series planned by Miss Ransier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Korth
J. L. Briden
George Cohn
Ray Speicher
Slingis Central 500 Club
J. H. Blitsch
Favors
Leon Brown
Zell Williams
Buitsch
L. B. Miller
Butsch
George Hampton
Dorothy Weatherwax
Dorothy Butsch
D. A. Boatman
A. C. Kessler
Silver Cross Circle
C. A. Lasser
Boatman
Karl Krause
B. T. Mowbray
John Rock
Woman's Club
Church News Broad Church Activities And Christmas Plans
Epworth league cabinet Grace Methodist meets at 7 p m today at the parsonage Circle Five of First Lutheran to meet Tuesday at Mrs Otto Meier s home Choir and soloists of First Methodist plan a Christmas cantata The Herald of Peace next Sunday Linden M E school board meets at 7 45 a m today at Carl Speth home Alpha guild of First Presbyterian meets at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs T Alford s Linden M E plans a Christmas barrel for St Luke s Hospital Canvass for a religious census in the west part of the city Beecher Boosters club to reform at 7 30 p m tomorrow Rev and Mrs Joseph Yates host The Lydia society of First Presbyterian meets 730 p m Tuesday at the Grahams Westminster Presbyterian women s groups meet Wednesday at 1 00 p m Donations of fruit for Linden M E s barrel to St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids should be burned this week Rev Joseph Yates announces Graves Memorial United Brethren women s missionary society meets tomorrow in church parlors A C Wessler A W Kistner and P Akin in charge Annual officer election Wednesday for First Congregational Woman s Organization with Mrs W H Bickley presiding Plan luncheon at 1 o clock Mrs W H Hoover in charge Linden M E church preparing two Christmas programs One in morning for toddlers with a tree, and one in evening featuring a cantata An Open Heart The committees include Mines John Howe C J Hoffman and Joseph Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
James Graham
Natural Music Club
H. Trunkey
Fidelity
M. E
C. W. Henke
Woman’s Club
Circle Five
First Lutheran Church
Otto Meier
Moose Hall
Entre Nous
Black's
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
O. F. Hall
Silver Cross Circle
the King's Daughters
C. A. Lasser
P. W. Club
Cinbrooms
Memorial Hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo I
O. F
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
P.T. A
John Fiske School
Linden M, Ie
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Yates
Woman's Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. C. Wessler
A. W. Kistner
Pearl Akin
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
W. H. Bickley
W. H. Hoover
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Mines
John Howe
C. J. Hoffman
Mrs Patterson Builds Antiques, Oregon History Library
Salem resident Mrs Isaac K Patterson wife of Oregon's governor collects antiques and pioneer memorabilia. She prefers farm life at Eola to the capital mansion and tends a flower garden water fowl and a large library of Oregon history. Her collection includes Indian baskets and candlesticks reflecting early state days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Isaac K. Patterson
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Eola
Arden
Christmas club savers draw out cash in Waterloo
A Waterloo Savings Bank and First National Bank will distribute 888612 dollars in Christmas savings club payouts in the coming days. The Waterloo bank will disburse 56612 dollars to 15423 club members.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Savings Bank
First National Bank
Banks unveil Christmas savings clubs for 1927 season
Waterloo Savings bank and First National announce distribution of 32000 dollars to club members with checks mailed by December 10 and payments at year end. J E Johnson says the program boosts local commerce while both banks plan new clubs for 1928 inviting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Waterloo Savings Bank Club
First National
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Open Conference on Religious Education Opens in Des Moines
A two day regional conference on religious education opened in Des Moines under the auspices of Drake University Bible College. Science and its relationship to religion was to be discussed at this afternoon's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Drake University Bible College
Woolen Wedding Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Herren
Mr and Mrs C L Herren celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a party at 1510 Hawthorne avenue. They were married December 3, 1887, in Old Bradford, Iowa. The event featured a woolen blanket gift from their Waterloo Cedar Falls children, a verse by son in law Mr Rowley, and a late buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Herren
Hawthorne Avenue
Denver Street
Charles N. Rowley
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
BE. H. Kothe
Rowley
Dorothy Schenk Named President Of Junior Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Schenk was elected president of the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church at a meeting last evening. Other officers include Lillian Miller as vice president Mary Lighthart as secretary and Wallace Lighthart as treasurer. The society has two contests a scripture study contest ending January and a tortoise and snail membership and attendance contest ending in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schenk
Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Lillian Miller
Mary Lighthart
Wallace Lighthart
Edward Sanberg
E. E. Heskett
Noble Grands Picnic Luncheon Gatherings Planned
Past noble grands of Temple Rebekah lodge will entertain Sunshine Rebekah Waterloo and Happy Thought Cedar Falls at 1 pm tomorrow in Black Hawk I O. PF. committee chairs include Mrs. F. W. McPike and Mrs. Clive Walden with assistan t Mrs. C. O. Shupe. luncheon chaired by Mrs. Elmer Travis. Afternoon program to follow and new officers to be elected led by Mrs. Henry Klempau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Happy Thought Lodge
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk I
O. Oo. PF
F. W. McPike
Clive Walden
C. O. Shupe
Elmer Travis
Henry Klempau
Supreme Oracle to Come for One Day Meeting
Mary B. Armhold of Rock Island reports supreme oracles will visit Waterloo in February for a regional convention uniting Waterloo and Gold Leaf camps Royal Neighbors and Cedar Falls camp. Attendees include regional camp reps and a large class of candidates to be received. Mrs Irene Bentley of Delweth Ta state supervising oracle will help recruit. In Quota Club Nelile F Brooks to speak at Hotel Russell Lamson dinner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Armhold
Rock Island
Supreme Oracles
Waterloo
Gold Leaf
Cedar Falls
Irene Bentley
Delweth
Nelile F. Brooks
Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
New Dean for Iowa Medical College to Sail for U S Soon
Iowa City December 5. Dr Thomas Houghton named new dean of the University of Iowa Medical College plans to leave Peking in January and arrive by February 1. He will oversee the new 4.5 million dollar medical school and University hospital, in an administrative role with no private practice or teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Medical College
U. S
Towa City
Ins
Peking
China
Thormas Houghton
University of Iowa Medical Coliage
John T. McClintock
Houghton
L. L. Dean
University Hospital
New Des Moines Church Dedicated in Des Moines
St. John's Catholic church in Des Moines was dedicated with ceremonies led by Rt. Rev. Thomas C. Drumm bishop Des Moines blessing the church. The pontifical high mass was sung by Rt. Rev. Edmund Firelan bishop Sioux City and Very Rev. James J. Keane archbishop of Dubuque delivered the sermon.
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Des Moines
Dec
St. John's Catholic Church
Thomas C. Drumm
Edmund Firelan
Sioux City
James J. Keane
Dubuque
Burglar Robs Union Meat Market On Commercial Street
A burglar smashed a rear window of Union Meat Market at 504 Commercial Street and stole 2.50 dollars in dimes and nickels from the cash register. Officer C E Thornberry discovered the theft at about 9 30 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Meat Market
Commercial Street
C. E. Thornberry
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Needlework Guild
Society
Board
Henry Frank
Henry Lowe
Frank, Jr
Peggy Shaw
Dan and
Dick Frank
Maxine Wallace
John Bragdon
Mary Kathryn Reed
James Cohen
Jack Williams
Maxine Manning
Fonda May Babcock
Helen Oswald
John Fiske
Farent-Tenacher Association
Theresa Feyerdsen
Public Library
G. T. Bennett
East
Montana
Sunshine Lodge
Margaret B
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Entre Nous Club
Church News
Epworth League
Grace ‘Methodist Church
Linden
M. E. Church
Carl Speth
Alpha Guild
T. Alford
Old Society of First Methodist Church
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Boosters’ Club
Linden Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Lydia Society of First
Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Graham
Woman's Aixittary S
Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. R. Thorsen
Mf Aolesett
Jenny
Paris
Mrs, I. L. Patterson
Waterloo Savings
Open Conference ON Religious Education
Coty Chyprec
Coty
Junior Group
Wilma Hefferman
Noble
Co. D. Goniff
R. B. Bowen
W. A. Deeter
Erving Heath
Brandon
Mr. Bowen
Mrs. Coniff
Music Supervisors Club
Gwenn Gilbert
Yarty
Gast
Henrietta Fill
Rachel Queen
Viola Thomas
Floyd Ransom
L. P. Ransom
J. P. Olesen
J. R. Emry
H. W. Randover
John Brecht
Joseph Schumann
Emry
Supreme Oracle
New Des Moines
Wend Tt
Fashion Department
Iattle Man
Neeney Company
Frat Cretes
Missy
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