Conserving Our Health Talk at Woman's Club Program
Dr J H Butts will speak on conserving health at Civic department program in Woman's club house Friday afternoon. Mrs F L Marquis chairs the session. An Ora Clayton Moore playlet Interruptions will be presented in walking rehearsal under Miss Maxine Lamson's direction by Mrs Glenn Miller and others. Christmas vocal trio with Mrs A E Exderlein, Mrs Oliver Stevenson and Mrs H C Wilbur, with piano by Mrs Claude Bennett, will provide music. Tea follows hosted by Mrs W H Hoover, Mrs H L Wheelock, and Mrs David Conn. Mrs A J Busby, Civic department chair, will preside at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Butts
Civic Department
Woman's Clubhouse
F. L. Marquis
Ora Clayton Moore
Maxine Lamson
Glenn Miller
Robert Nauman
Gherman J. McNally
G. V
A. J. Busby
Woman's Benefit Association elects new president
Mrs. J. F. Tretter was elected president at Moose hall on Tuesday evening. Officers named include Vice President Mrs. Frank Higgins and Secretary Mrs. Charles Kinbuild. A bazar and card party yielded prizes in bridge, 500, and door prizes. a Christmas party is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tretter
Woman’s Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Glenn Pickett
Frank Higgins
Charles Kinniburgh
George Cress
Harry Nanny
Eliza Porterfield
P. B. Shirley
Inner Sentinel
John Clifford
Outer Sentinel
Maud. LaTier
Herbert Lantz
Thelma Willey
L. D. Massey
George Highley
Henry Conter
C. F. Bring
George Moothart
Officers Named By Daughters Of Union Veterans
Jane Kirkwood tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans elected officers at Memorial hall on Tuesday evening. Names include President Mrs Theodore McNamee and vice president Mrs Hiva Wannemaker. The group plans the forty second national anniversary observance on December 13 with guests and November December birthday anniversaries. Also noted are upcoming Christmas party December 18 and a Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors election and card party. Nurses Club Christmas party is set for Thursday 2 to 4 at the YWCA chaired by Miss Josephine Bunn. St Marys Sewing Circle card party scheduled for Thursday 2:30 with serving by Mrs George Schmitz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Theodore McNamee
Hiva Wannemaker
John Stallman
Lou Gilley
Addie McCormick
B. E. Davis
A. B. Cook
Nellie “Morgan
National Organization
Wannemaker
Julius ‘Dennis
Davis
Emma ‘Sheffield
Gold Leaf
Gold Leaf Camp
K. C. Hall
L. E. Jones
G. RB. Hostetler
Modern Woodmen of America
Nurses” Club
Nurses Social Club
W. CC
Josephine Bunn
Martha Kretzschmar
Mary Norman
Theodocia Young
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
George Schmitz
W. M. McCardle
B. B. Lindner
Local club events and meetings listed across churches and halls
A compiled notice lists numerous group meetings and social activities including Masonic, YWCA, Elks, ladies aids, church societies, and sewing circles. Locations span hotels, church halls, auditoriums, and clubrooms with multiple organizations such as St. Mark's, Cedar Heights, Immanuel Lutheran, First Lutheran, Black Hawk, and YWCA noted for Thursday and evening gatherings.
Community activities and club meetings at local schools
A Tuesday evening Fiske Parent-Teacher Association session featured Prof John W Charles discussing children’s books from Iowa State Teachers College with carols and readings. Seventh grade won the attendance award as mothers served refreshments. other notices include initiations, Yeomen meeting, and upcoming luncheons and events at local lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Charles
Iowa State Teachers College
Fiske
Norma Gaiser
Evelyn Kuehnle
George
Barbara Raines
Hints in Beauty Care From Age Deception to Dandruff Cure
A vintage beauty column discusses aging perception through dress choices light colors and accessories noting dark tones aging the look and suggesting up to date styles. It adds home tips to remove dandruff with scalp oil massaging and sulfur treatment before shampooing for clearer scalp.
Y W C A Worker Urges Women to Face Realities
Miss Qobooah Burner of the national Y W C A staff spoke to about 26 business women in the first of three talks urging honesty about faults to develop oneself. She warned many people sit in a mental rocking chair and outlined ways to build character in upcoming sessions with the Blue Triangle league events and a dedication address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qobooah Burner
Miss Burner
Blue Triangle League
B P W Club Dinner Program Tuesday Evening
Business and Professional Women's club welcomes new members at a Black's tearoom dinner with about 50 attendees. Program led by Mrs. Sylvia Kearns features songs by Ruby Elam Jessie Sweeney and young Warsaw sisters. readings and piano numbers amid a Near East Relief donation. Dec 18 Christmas party planned at Hotel Russell Lamson. Eight charter members form Rho Sigma sorority dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Bridge club hosted by Mrs E P Cowles at Black's tearoom Thursday at 924 Grant Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Black
C. J. Rudolph
Florence Stines
Bess Richardson
Nell Packard
Frances Osterman
Luley
Sylvia Kearns
Ruby Elam
Jessie Sweeney
Little Katherine
Jean Warsaw
Gertrude Shepherd
J. F. Balensifer
Bernice Ravlin
Mildred Gleason
Near East Relief Fund
Russell-Lamson
Rho Sigma Sorority
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Eva Blott
Ann Feldman
Pauline Tabach
Ann Schultz
Gilda Kaplan
Lee Lipkin
Ruth Sherman
E. P. Cowles
Bridge Club
Black's Tearoom
Grant Avenue
Church News Hosts Set for Lutheran Aid Meetings
Mrs William Roehle Mrs A J Roepe and Mrs O E Roepe will host Ladies Aid at Immanuel Lutheran Thursday in the school auditorium. First Lutheran Ladies Aid holds all day quilting with noon picnic lunch and 2 30 pm business session. Emma Geiseman and G W Mead host afternoon shift. First Lutheran Missionary circle five sewed at Lutheran orphanage Tuesday. Weavers class of First Baptist plans 2 30 pm Friday at 327 Kingsley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Roehle
A. J. Roepe
O. E. Roepe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Emma Geiseman
G. W. Mead
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Lutheran Orphanage
Ince
Cork
First Baptist Sunday School
George R. Potters
Kingsley Avenue
Club Notes Practices and Luncheon Gatherings
Eldeen club hosts a Thursday 1 PM luncheon at Black's tearoom with Mrs. H. E. Reynolds. Joyle club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lyman Miller's home, 138 Chicago avenue. Mrs. J. E. Dempster hosts C. E. S. L. club Thursday afternoon at Derbyshire Road. La Lomita club members have a 1 PM luncheon at the YWCA Thursday hosted by Mrs. N. Altland. F. O. P. club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Hinmon at 820 Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Soules
White Sea Inn
Rebel Avenue
Eldeen Club
Black’s Tearoom
H. E. Reynolds
Joyle Club
Lyman Miller
Chicago Avenue
J. E. Dempster
C. E.S. L. Club
Derbyshire Road
la Lomita Club
N. ©. Altland
F. O. P. Club
Ray Hinmon
Commercial Street
Kidnapers demand $60,000 for Louisville gambler
Ed Alvey a 60 year old known race horse man and bookmaker in Louisville has been kidnapped from his home. Captors telephoned his employee demanding $50,000 to cash Alvey's check. Mrs Alvey, fearing harm to her husband, is willing to pay and detectives investigate possible Chicago and Detroit gang involvement. Alvey reputedly wealthy with annual earnings over $63,000 and known across Louisville New Orleans and northern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ed Alvey
Alvey
Logan Swanner
Altho
New Orleans
Chicago
Detroit
Erwin Named Temporary Treasurer of State Waltons
Harry Erwin of Grand Junction was appointed by A C Willford to serve as temporary treasurer of the Iowa Izaak Walton League to succeed Emma Lumsden of Davenport who resigned. He will hold the post until the next directors meeting in Waterloo before Christmas when a permanent successor is chosen and will also serve as state secretary. Fred Dollner of Chicago, the league’s national manager, plans to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Willford
Iowa
Izaak Walton League of America
Harry Erwin
Grand Junction
Emma Lumsden
Davenport
Erwin
Waterloo
Lumsden
Izaak Walton
Willford
Fred Dollner
Chicago
Wilford
Civic Councillors Discuss Projects At Waterloo Meeting
Greater Waterloo Civic Council members met in Black's tearoom to discuss advancing the city's economic interests. Election of officers for the new year will be held at the meeting Tuesday night January 8. Present officers are Herman C. Miller president C M Young vice president and R L Short secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo
City in Brief Ad Campaigns and Local Moves
City in Brief lists personal travel plans with several residents leaving for Chicago Los Angeles and Minneapolis for visits and breeding foxes, plus church events including a Nazarene evangelist speech and a Christ Episcopal bazar with a chicken supper. Local police staff notes include an officer sworn in and vacation leave. a damaged auto door knob incident rounds out the item.
University District Iowa Dental Society elects officers
Cedar Rapids IA Dec 5 Dr L Deyarman of Cedar Rapids led the University District of Iowa Dental Society at its annual session which closed last night Dr F B Whitney of Iowa City was elected vice president Dr L W Butterfield of Cedar Rapids and Dr John L Booth of Marion were named secretary and treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar, Rapids
CIP
Deyarman
University District of
Hunting License Sales Fall Off In Black Hawk County
License sales this year through December 1 total 3,342 in Black Hawk County due to no pheasant season. The 1927 year saw 5,693 licenses issued, with 2,647 in October ahead of that season. Resident licenses cost 1 dollar and nonresident 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Eva Brebner
Two Carloads of Christmas Trees Arrive in City
Two carloads of spruces arrived in Waterloo from Duluth Minnesota to be distributed by local wholesalers. Buyers have placed orders and trees will be sold in open lots or storerooms now vacant. The crop is reported good in the north after last year’s shortage due to heavy snows that hindered cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Duluth
Minn
Byron Conway Heads West Waterloo Camp of Modern Woodmen
West Waterloo camp No. 2059 Modern Woodmen of America held its annual election of officers on Tuesday evening. Elected were Venerable Consul Byron D Conway, Worthy Adviser Frank Stull, Clerk Everett Makinster, Banker A E Smith, Escort Will Smith, Sentry Kenneth Makinster, Watchman Russell Makinster, Trustee for three years M A Parker. Installation planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo
Modern Woodmen of America
Byron D. Con Way
Frank Stull
Everett Makinster
A. E. Smith
Will Smith
Kenneth Makinster
Russell Makinster
M. A. Parker
Damage Suit Filed Result of Collision in Missouri in 27
Harvey L. Krause sues R. F. Winterbottom for $2,060 in damages from a Dec 8 1927 collision on state highway No 6 at the DeKalb county hill. He claims the defendant failed to stay on the right side, damaging Krause’s automobile to about $500 and injuring him, with cuts to the eyes and injuries to the body and legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Krause
R. F. Winterbottom
DeKalb County
Krause
Firemen Help Aged Man Mail Letter
Waterloo firefighters assisted an elderly man who stood at Denver Street and Third Avenue West trying to mail a letter. An alarm, unintentionally activated by him, brought the firemen to the scene. They directed him to the nearest mailbox before resuming station duties. The man apologized for the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Denver ‘Street
Third ‘Avenue West
Good Things to Eat Veal Kidneys on Toast and More
A compact 1910s style list of dishes including Alligator Pear Cocktail with a lettuce bed, Veal Kidneys on Toast with parsley and lemon, and Black Walnut Ice Cream with chocolate and walnuts. Each recipe gives steps for preparation, mixing, and serving, ending with a chilled dessert option.
Physician to Locate in Clutier After Weeks Without Doctor
Traer Ia Dec 5 Special After weeks without a physician Clutier will again have one soon Dr C A Brown of Fenton Ia has arranged to move his family and will occupy the house north of the Hartwig garage owned by the Clutier Building association vacated by Dr T S Huggard who moved to DePue Ill Brown has many years of practice He was in South Dakota for 20 years before moving to Fenton about four years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutier
Traer
C. A. Brown
Fenton
Hartwig
Clutter Building Association
T. S. Huggard
DePue, Til
Brown
South Dakota
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Dy & Society In
Daughters of Union
Becker
Masonic Temple
Helen Gould
Fred J. Miller
Union Congregational Church
B. P
Ray Hinman
L. M. I. Club
Claude Bennett
Isus
Dale Williamson
T. T. F. Club
Harry Gille
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. W. Irwin
Nora Strayer
C. M. W. Club
F. K. Petiit
la Lomita Clubh
B. of L. E
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
IL Ss. T. CG
College Auditorium
P.T. A. Activities
Noble Grand ‘Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
O. L. Pott
J. B. Sibert
Linwood Avenue
Olive Walden
B. B. Davis
F. A. Clark
Mason City
Clair Elliott
St. Mary's Court
Catholic
Order of Foresters
St. Mary's Auditorium
Women’s Order
Yeomen
Yeoman
K. P. Hall
W. J. Tiedemann
W. E. Debe
Green Lantern
W. H. Gallagher
Edna Kent Forbes
Anne B
B. P. W. Club
Church News
Waltons
Paris
Chantal's
Buchanan's
J. E. Young
Western Avenue
E C. Glasson
Prospect Boulevard
Allen Memorial Hospital
C. B. Roberts
Church of the Nazarene
Water Street
Mr. Roberts
Byron
Christ Episcopal Church
Mounsey
Hermann Beener
Cottage Street
Bert Douglass
William W. Bennett
Fourth Street West
Minneapolis
Bennett, Fox & Fur Farm
W. C. Farley
Walter Sipe
North Waterloo
William Wilson
Charles Mohlis
Emil Steffen
Des Moines
Miles Potter
Columbia Circle
Mulberry Street
Fourth
First Presbyterian Church
Grace M
University Dist
Ritz Boots
Sterling
Byron Conway
Missouri
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