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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1927

Page

2

Elks Schedule Social Events And Dances This Week

The Order of Elks announces a Thursday bridge event for Elks and families from 8 to 10 p.m. Prizes, coffee, cake, and ice cream will be served. A dance is set for Friday night with punch and refreshments. Future events include New Year dances, masquerade, open dances, a New Year stag party, and the charity hall. Numerous club and church gatherings and meetings are listed at various halls and by various organizations.

Order of Elks Elks

Linden Methodist Sunday School Staff Named at Meeting

Linden Sunday School officials were elected at a meeting at the Speth home. O. A. Zuehike was chosen superintendent with Fred Teeter as assistant, Ben Davis secretary, Will Montgomery treasurer, Mrs. Montgomoery corresponding secretary, Miss Lillian Teeter pianist, and Kenneth Hoover chorister. Upstairs heads include Mrs. Davis cradle roll, Mrs. Graham assistant cradle roll, Mrs. Gould home department, and Mrs. Howe assistant. Downstairs names feature Mrs. Zuehlke superintendent of primary and junior with Martha Reuter as assistant, plus Miss Naomi Bandfeld and Miss Montgomery in secretary and pianist roles.

Linden J. B. Howe Home Department Zuehlke Martha Reuter Speth Naomi Bandfeld Ethel Mongomery Elsie Montgomery

Mrs. Alfland Wins Prize With Paper-Tearing Santa Display

At a Natural club Christmas party hosted by Mrs. G H Trunkey with Miss Eudora Carey assisting, Mrs. N C Alfland fashioned a Santa likeness from paper while other silhouettes depicted monsters and lobsters. The group exchanged gifts, collected for an altruistic fund, and planned next meeting with Miss Lilian Sohner.

N.C. Alfland G. H.trunkey Eudora Carey Alfland Santa Claus Lilian Sohner

Mother Daughter Party Planned for Orange Township

Orange Township consolidated school hosts a 7:30 p m mother and daughter program featuring Miss Beth Tracy of Waterino YWCA as speaker. A girls quartet performs with readings by Miss Juanita Myers and Mrs Ed win Boardman. Ruth Homer pantomimes The Sweet Story of Old and Mrs Homer Fike and Mrs Gene Davis play a piano duet. Additional quartet numbers close with a play Starlight Time. Refreshments will precede the entertainment.

Orange Township Consolidated School Beth Tracy Waterino Young Women’s Christian Association Juanita Myers Ruth Homer Edwin. Boardman Floyd Kough Homer Fike Gene Davis

Past Matrons of Becker Chapter Meet for Party

Mrs A N Moller acted as Santa Claus yesterday afternoon as Past Matrons club of Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star held a four course luncheon at Mrs Lewis Hecklinger home. Gifts from Mrs G M Coykendahlong Beach Cal and Mrs Ralph Dunlavey Fort Dodge arrived. The Hecklinger home glowed with holly wreaths and candles. Each place marked by a tiny taper lit Christmas tree replica Santa. A business meeting noted donations of 26 garments and money to the Needlework Guild and plans to provide Christmas cheer for several families. Anniversary note: Mr and Mrs J H Hing 1415 Franklin celebrated silver wedding with a three course dinner for about 50 relatives and friends. Elections of officers announced: Waterloo chapter Dec 14 Becker chapter Dec 21.

A. N. Moller Santa Claus Becker Chapter Eastern Star Lewis Hecklinger G. M. Coykendahlong J. H Hing Franklin Street

Pride of the West circle to meet with cohostess

Club Notes say the Pride of the West circle will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Lynn Clark serving as hostess. Mrs. 5. D. Clark will be cohostess. Each member should bring a 10 cent article marked with her name to be shared via grabbag distribution.

Pride of the West Circle Lynn Clark 5. D. Clark

P E QO Chapters Plan Special Features for December

Chapters FE and Z schedule December events with planned programs for members' children and a Christmas party. Chapter 7 met at Mrs James Graham's home where Mary Stevenson, Grinnell college student, read a paper on Recent Achievements in American Sculpture. Mrs George W Wood spoke on the Borglum brothers and the unfinished Confederate Memorial on Stone Mountain. Mrs Henry Graven of Greene visited. The group approved a gift to the community fund. Chapter FE met at Mrs Fred J Miller's home with a play Saturday's Children read by Mrs H B Boies. Charity sewing occupied the afternoon. Margaret Miller played violin pieces Meditation and Paradise.

Chapter FE P. E Chapter Z Chapter 7 James Graham E. F. Stevenson Mary Stevenson Grinnell College George W. Wood Stone Mountain Henry Graven Greene C. W. Loesbe H. B. Boies Fred J. Miller

W R C G Election Set and Bazaar Planned

Woman's Relief corps will hold annual election of officers Friday afternoon in Memorial hall and an all day bazar Saturday. Jellies and jams for the old soldiers home will be donated, plans to take baskets to shut ins, Christmas party plans, picnic dinner for G A R members and wives, bazar items and amusements. Proceeds for philanthropic and patriotic work.

Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Hall Patriotic Missionary — Society Viola E. Hastsell Corps G. A. FB Joe Ganz Ida Alderman Margaret Kilgore Fred Moore

Hints In Beauty Care Begin SING A Dean

A long, instructional fragment on weight loss and beauty routines. It advises using reliable scales, weighing under consistent conditions, and keeping a weekly weight chart. It outlines fat loss targets, calorie guidance, and simple methods for toning areas such as the bust, plus basic grooming and eye exercises.

Fidelis Class Plans Gift Drive for Alaskan Orphans

Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist church held a social meeting featuring reading of a Christmas story about an Alaskan orphan home. Santa Claus received gifts destined for the orphans. A community band performed several pieces, including National Emblem and Joy to the World.

H. G. Kelber Fidelis Walnut Street Baptist Church Santa Claus F. B. Moffitt Bagley Fillmore Jewell Sweeley Ola Oaken Bucket Heyes Florence Richey Lee Bartels Ellen B. Holley O— M. B. A—Lodge Lynn Clark

Church Women Gather For Meetings and Programs Across Local Churches

The Walnut Street Baptist Church and other city churches schedule multiple gatherings. Women’s groups plan parlor meetings, Bible classes, officer elections, and Christmas program rehearsals. Notable sessions include Grace Methodist, St. Paul’s M. E., First Presbyterian, and Linden Methodist Episcopal, with various hostesses, devotionals, and topic talks.

Blue-Eyed Devils Linked to City Myths in Talk

Members of the Quota club at their Shinner meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson heard notes on blue-eyed devils in Constantinople. Mrs Nellie F Brooks of First Congregational church showed beads and talismans as safety charms. The talk linked Byzantine legends, Allah attributes, and the Turkish flag with omens and warnings as colorful cultural anecdotes.

Quota Club Russell-Lamson Constantinople Nellie F. Brooks First Congregational Church Gquota Allah Old Byzantum Seven Hills

Box to Be Sent to Waterloo Girl at Mountain Mission

Miss Anna Lilja, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lilja of 910 Jefferson Street, will receive a box of gifts from the Woman's Missionary Society of First United Presbyterian Church for Christmas distribution among Paint Creek mission children in Tenn where she works. Miss Lilja is a niece of Mrs. Georgia Jones who leads the mountain mission. A society meeting to move gifts will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. French. Farewell Mrs. Violet Smith hosted friends at her Waterloo home in honor of Mrs. Vane White who soon leaves for Garrison, Texas. Linen gifts were given to the guest of honor. FIREMAN RESIGNS. Harold M. Gordon, fireman at No. 2 station, resigned from the fire department effective immediately. Gordon joined Sept. 2, 1923.

Anna Lilja John A. Lilja Jefferson Street Woman's Missionary Society of First United Presbyterian Church Paint Creek Tenn Lilia Georgia Jones W. J. French Violet Smith Vane White Waterloo Garrison

New Chancellor of K of P Lodge Elected

George W. Kimball was chosen as chancellor commander of Helmet Lodge No. 89 Knights of Pythias at the annual election in the lodge hall. The slate includes Joe Cerda as vice chancellor, W. D. Johnson as prelate, H. A. Lawrence as master of work, and other officers. The term lasts until June, with future elections moved to June under a Grand Lodge change. The Pythish Sisters and the D. C. K. K. will join Helmet lodge for a general initiation on Monday night January 8.

George W. Kimball East Helmet Lodge No Knights of Pythias P. ‘Hall H. W. Lawrence Joe Cerda W. D. Johnson H. A. Lawrence W. E. Burch J. R. Chapman N. H. Loomis A. A. al Ien H. J. Fisher W.F. Malkossky Grand Lodge Pythish Sisters Helmet Lodge

Bootlegging arrest in Janesville over moonshine sale

Formal charges of bootlegging were filed in Janesville Ia against Classie Force after he sold a half pint of moonshine for $1 in the 100 block on Fifth street east. Force signed an affidavit admitting the sale amid police testimony by Detectives Crumrine and Davis and Officer Buckley. Clinton voters approve $23,000 school bond for a new building in Comanche district by a vote of 133 to 69.

Force Janesville EB. W. Koepke Ralph W. Travis Hugh Crumrine Ralph Davis Warren Buckley Fifth Street Clinton Comanche

Lecture by Mrs. Goldie Cook at Unity Center

Mrs. Goldie Cook of Cedar Rapids will give a lecture at 8 p.m. Thursday at Unity Center 322-323 Lafayette building on The Inner Workings of the Temple. Bath Packing company applies for a building permit to remodel a garage into a dining room at 1500 Sycamore for 2100 dollars.

Goldie Cook Cedar Rapids Unity Center Lafayette Building Bath Packing Company

Christmas Glasses from Auchenan's for Parents

In brief notices from the city, families plan holidays and travels, with rail and business circles active. J P Carroll at 73 Lafayette is noted, C G W agent ill at home, Fred Carbiener and family depart for the Pacific coast, and freight inspectors from Chicago and Cedar Rapids visit local offices. Helen Rauth visits from Los Angeles, and L A Comics moves to Chicago for Kellogg Mackay. A smoker entertainment starts at Carpenters hall under Central Labor union, with talks, music and food. Ella Merick sues for divorce from Jess Merick over cruel treatment. Goodyear Cleaners & Shoe Rebuilders tied to Goodyear with half interest. Elks memorial addressed by B B Hunter at Iowa City and Cedar Rapids lodge visits. Dr F Heverly dentist ad. Penny supper at First Lutheran Church on Dec 7.

J. P. Carroll Lafayette Street Fred Carbiener Seventh Street Pacific Coast J. W. Kahl Chicago G. W. Railroad L. J. Nickelsen Cedar Rapids Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Helen Rauth Los Angeles Addie Sharp Vermont Street Rauth Waterloo L. A. Comics Kellogg-Mackay Company Combs Ella Merick Jess Merick Goodyear Cleaners & Shoe Rebuilders Fourth Street B. Hunter Elks Lodge Iowa Elks Iowa City Marshalltown F. Heverly Tos Black Hawk First Lutheran Church

Evangelicals Plan Religious Education Discussion

Evangelicals outline a planned religious education program as a conference of the state board of religious education met at First Evangelical church in Kansas City. Speakers include Rev. CO Fest Debouatie president and Rev. O M Yaegy conference director with Rev. R E B Kerney and others attending from Cedar Rapids Des Moines LeMars Dubuque and Story City.

State Board of Religious Education Evangelical Church John Bramm Kansas City Wee Calvary Evangelical Church CO. H. Fest Debouatie O. M. Yaegy Waterloo R. EB. Kerney Cedar Rapids R. H. Aurand Western Union College Church LeMats J. 8. Engel Des Moines L W. Schaller Dubuque R. C. Cramer J. G. Jessen Story City

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Elks Club Society Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Waterloo ST F. Hall Moose Hall John Fiske Lydia Society First Presbyterian Church Boosters Club Linden M. E Church School Board Grace M. E Church Cicle First Lutheran Missionary Society Wiam Ruchesner Golden Link Club James Lambert K. E.G. Club Alfred Kies Auxiliary and Missionary Society Westminster Church Grace First Presbyterian Church, Missionary Society First Rhetrhenechurch C. EB. Boldt O. BS Masonicaall Linden Sunday School N. C. Alfland Orange Township Becker Order of Eastern Star P. E. QO W. R. CG Bazar Max Barg Hadassah Society Palestine Gerardless Creed Scotch Folk Cedar Valley Caledonian Society George Wilson Cedar Heights Knute McGlain John McClain Edna Kent Forbes Jess Jose Fi Church News Woman's Society of Walnut Street Gaptist Church Nettie Haskins James Gray Daughters of Plymouth of Plymouth Congregational Church St. Margaret's Guild St. Mark's Episcopal Church Russell Sieg John Chevalier First Brethren Church C. BE. Boldt Lulu Mosier Mines Frank Klingaman Will Klingaman Sadie Washburn Grant Miller Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. E. Church Homer Jolls R. L. Brown Grace Methodist Church Epworth League Buck Church School Ladies’ Aid Society of Linden Methodists Episcopal Church John Aker First, Presbyterian Church Ald Socie—Ity A. A. Sohner A. M. Place W. J. Egan Luanehcon A. Watkins Roy Sinnard Fellowine Andrew Mitchell GC. Wy. Ellyson A. Marris JC. A. Heath Foreign Missionary Society F. J. Miller L. Whitney J. E. Black Aid Society Home Missionary Society Rab Cote Mary EB. Lockwoodely Lillian Rickert Jossien Miligiud Maude Borghart Box Mountain Mission Harold M. Gordon No. 2 Ray Tiller Gordon K. of P. Lodge MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners Fourth ST Worth Auchenan Central Labor Union Carpenters' Hall Paul Davis Day Goonsco Miss Young Armand Toiletries Amana Bouquet Armand Sauerman’s Armands Arnae Thor Brice Evangelicals Plan Amrad All Electric Ihn Millinery and Cratty Blue Star United States Artificial Ice & Fuel Co East Sth Fashion Department Evening Courier Wame Aegede Aeceuanes
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