Church Women Elect Officers for Coming Year
Local church groups elected officers at Wednesday meetings. Walnut Street Baptist Society named officers including President Mrs Oscar Berry and Secretary Mrs E E Holmes. First Congregational Woman's Society chose President Mrs Sidney Smith and others. First Evangelical Church Women selected officers led by President Mrs L E Hickelberg. Daughters of Plymouth at Plymouth Congregational named Mrs Martin Kellerlain as president. Christmas gifts were exchanged and plans set for an bazar and supper on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Women's Society
Oscar Berry
R. L. Eightmey
T. F. Kimmel
E. E. Holmes
Fred Wilcox
H. S. Bunnell
W. L. Steeves
White Cross Committee
F. W. Miles
Joan White
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church
L.E. Hickelberg
C. F. Altstadt
Emma Raecker
John Knott
Harry Kauffman
Scott Stauffacher
Young People’s Mission Circle
Clinton F. Smith
Mission Band
Harold Miller
Little Heralds
QO. M. Yagey
Charles Maufer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Victor A. Zellhoefer
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Martin Kellerlain
Leo Brooks
Porter Crowell
T. F. Kenney
A. J. Weigel
Nogales
Ariz
al Bazar
Community events and social clubs listed for Friday
A crowded schedule of local groups meets at various venues including College auditorium, Hotel Russell Lamson, Memorial hall, and churches. Activities span card parties, concerts, lectures, play groups, and receptions hosted by Lions Club, Woman's clubs, Royal Neighbors, and other organizations with numerous hosts and venues.
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Ua. IL
IT. C
College Auditorium
Lions Club
Russell- Lamson
Miss Sorenson Elected 1929 President of Auxiliary
Miss Mayme Sorenson was elected president of the Helen Gould auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, at a Memorial hall meeting. Officers include R. F. Bennett, Earl White, Mays George Lingelbach, and others. delegates named for Fort Dodge convention, Christmas party set for Dec 19 and bazaar planned for the coming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Sorenson
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans
Memorial Hall
R. F. Bennett
Earl White
Mays
George Lingelbach
W. W. McAllister
A. P. Smith
Otto Zuchike
J. A. Trimble
John Boeller
J. E. Trimble
I. R. Day
Carrie Thompson
al Jolls
C. O. Pierce
C. R. Dwyer
Department
Fort Dodge
J. Young
al Jols
Josephine O’brien
C. H. Brown
Clara Smith
Muncey Klinoff Rites Performed This Afternoon
Wedding rites uniting Miss Barbara Klinoff and Carlton S. Muncey were held at 3 o clock by Rev. O M Vagey at the First Evangelical parsonage. The couple planned to reside in the city with a dinner for bridal party and immediate family tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Klinoff
John Klinoff
Jackson Street
Carlton S. Muncey
A. G. Muncey
O. M. Vagey
Minnie Ott
Michael Klinor
Two Marriages At First Lutheran Church
Two weddings were solemnized at First Lutheran church on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Henry Mueller. Anna Hagge and Fred Dethlefts of Clutter were married in a double ring ceremony. Catherine Ida Borchard of Waterloo wed Elmer Hansen Miller of Cedar Falls in a single ring ceremony. The couples will reside in farm east of Clutter and in Waterloo after visiting the bride's parents in Marble Rock, with attendants Elsie Hansen, Walter Mehlerts, Mildred Miller, and Glenwood Bury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Anna Hagge
Fred Dethlefts
Clutter
Elsie Hansen
Walter Mehlerts
Catherine Ida Borchard
Waterloo
Elmer Hansen Miller
Cedar Falls
Mildred Miller
Glenwood Bury
Mrs. Miller
Marble Rock
Former Teacher Author of Noted Study Course
Miss Edna Lick formerly primary supervisor in Waterloo now in Ironwood Michigan authored a study course for lower grades. It gained national recognition, ranked among the 23 best in the country a year and a half ago, and is widely used. The course originated in Ironwood schools and circulated mimeographed nationwide. Regular Meeting Izaak Walton League auxiliary heard a wildflowers study by Mrs. Cadwallader with refreshments. Mrs. Muncey will entertain in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lick
Waterloo
Ironwood
Mich
United States
Philippine Islands
Izaak Walton League
G. W. Lucht
Fifth Street West
C. Cadwallader
A. G. Muncey
Hints in Beauty Care From a Surviving Skin Regimen
Guidance on reducing weight and skin care, endorsing oil and ice treatments, a homemade cream recipe, and facial massage to tighten pores. Includes notes on digestive health affecting pimples and blackheads, plus daily bath and diet suggestions for 19 year olds seeking weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Romona
Myrs
Javearet D—R. M. I
Wil
Iit
Becker Chapter Holds Initiation Dinner Meeting
Mrs Ethyl Seidler of Jamaica Ja grand matron of Town chapter of the Order of Eastern Star was a guest at Becker chapter Wednesday evening for dinner and initiatory services in the Masonic temple. Other honored guests included Mrs T L Wheeler past grand matron and Mr Wheeler associate grand patron, Mrs Frances Dahl Cedar Falls past grand matron, Mrs Elizabeth Wise past grand warden, Mrs Mae DeGon past grand marshal, Mrs Inez Glime La Porte City past grand marshal, Mrs Ruth Baird Cedar Falls grand representative of Rhode Island in the Iowa chapter, Mrs Jesse Wood Cedar Falls grand representative of Ohio, Miss Luella Slutts Cedar Falls worthy matron, John Duke and Mrs W F Schrag Waterloo worthy patron and matron, Mrs Maude Howell Oelwein worthy matron, and Mrs Nettie Dysart Dysart worthy matron. Mrs Truman Wagner played harp and Mrs L A Cobb sang The Earth Is the Lord's. Miss Martha McCormick sang two numbers One Sweetly Solemn Thought and Devotion. For dinner, Mrs Fred Sporle supervised the kitchen and Mrs Howard Burr the dining room. Chrysanthemums and ferns decorated. Election of officers set for Dec 19. Marriage Announced Miss Marian D Johnson Storm Lake and Russell W Smith Cedar Falls married Dec 1 at Fort Dodge. The bride worked at Lauerman's. the groom is in town and they will reside here. Birthday Party Mrs Homer Morris was surprised at her home 123 Rhey street by friends on her birthday anniversary. gift presented and refreshments served by Mrs Ben Brown, Mrs Jess Austin and Mrs Pauli Venter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Seidler
Jamaica
Order of Eastern Star
Becker
Masonic Temple
T. L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Wise
Mae DeGon
Inez Glime
Club Notes Show December Meetings Across Congregations
Union Congregational mothers postpone to December 14 while Graves Memorial U B church holds quarterly conference Friday at 7 30 pm. St Pauls M E Ladies Aid hosts all day Friday with a picnic lunch and dinner, bazar items on sale. Universalist Ladies Social union plans December 19 supper before pastor ordination. Mrs Hanson hosts Graves Memorial missionary group at 320 Commercial. Christmas program features readings and music. First Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans chicken pie supper December 15 with devotional and missionary talks. Majel guild presents Thanksgiving Ann. First Brethren church hosts endowment talk by Rev W S Bell stressing Ashland College goal. junior sisterhood patroness named. Furniture of hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
Woman's
Waterloo
George Schoel
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
First Baptist Church
George Potters
Eens Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
G A
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's M. E
Yeoman Lodge
K. FL
Gold Leaf
KK. Cc
Presbyterian Hospital
Black's
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. C
First
U. P. Church
Butheran Choir
Colorah Burner
G. E. Robbins
St. Paul's M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Bazar
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Donald B. Rheiner
First Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Limcheon
James Black
Harry Reed
Missionary Department
Dick Voogh
Aplington
Mary Coughtry
W. J. Egan
Persia
Syria
Majel Guild
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
W. S. Bell
Dayton
Ashland College
Ashland
C. T. Mason
Herbert Jordan
Lulu Mosier
Raphael
Ben Puterbaugh
Noel
Charles Trainor
J. B. Brubaker
John Berich
Grant Miler
Emma Miller
Golden Link club meeting postponed to December 19
A Golden Link club meeting planned for this week was postponed until December 19. Social events include Petrovachi’s Friday visit at the Robbins home on Wash angie Streets, and prizes awarded at various gatherings hosted by Miss Ace Donnelly, Miss Marjorie Brennan, Mrs. Sechuy, Mrs. Toomey, and Mrs. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link Club
Marie
Lafayette Street
Ace Donnelly
Marjorie Brennan
Orchestra Will Give Program at I A T C Tonight
Iowa State Teachers College symphony orchestra opens its season with a program at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. Miss Alta Freeman appears as soloist performing Liszt Concerto in E Flat major. Edward Kurtz conducts the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
Alta Freeman
Edward Kurtz
Shop Early and Buy Christmas Seals Placards Urge Early Shopping
Local merchants display placards urging shoppers to begin Christmas purchases early and to buy Christmas seals. Physicians note health benefits of spreading shopping over days to reduce fatigue and contagion from crowds. The post office will not deliver on Christmas Day, per Postmaster Ray C. Eggert, boosting the push to shop and mail early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ray C. Eggert
Essay contest on crossing safety by railroad sponsors
Waterloo school officials received notice from T. A. Hoverstad of Chicago Great Western railroad about the annual Cross Railroad Crossings Cautiously essay contest for students. Essays must be under 300 words and the four best from each district advance to Chicago for final judging. Prizes totaling 50, 25, 15 and 10 dollars were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
T. A. Hoverstad
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Great Western
Chicago
State Fair Dates Set for August Twenty First to Thirtieth
Des Moines December 6. The 1929 Iowa State fair will be held Aug. 21 to 30, announced today. Dates were chosen in Chicago after a conference with representatives of 85 fairs and expositions across the United States and Canada. Aviation will be stressed at all exhibits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Moines
U.P
Chicago
United States
Canada
City notes and events fill town column
City clerk Charles C. MacKay returned from a two day Dubuque visit. Opal Huffman filed for divorce from Lloyd Huffman, married Cedar Rapids June 14, 1924. Prayers and a violin solo marked a midweek Lafayette chapel meeting on The Fate of the Dead. Boy Scout meetings resume next Monday after a two week pause due to contagious diseases. Several local residents report mixed travel weather with milder eastward warmth and a melt in Jamestown snow. Church bazaars, suppers, and sales are listed for early December, including Christ Church bake sale, Spinsters Convention play, and St Marks doll sale with cafeteria supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacKay
Dubuque
Opal Huffman
Lloyd Huffman
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Poll Tax Delinquent List Sent to County
The Waterloo west delinquent poll tax list with 932 names was sent to the county treasurer by city clerk Charles Mackay. The Waterloo east list with 1,304 names will be filed at the courthouse tomorrow. Delinquents may pay the tax of 5 dollars at the city clerk’s office until Jan 1, after which a new list is compiled and attorneys begin collection. The tax will be increased after that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Charles ©. Mackay
Waterloo East
MacKay
Obituary of Mrs Nancy Sanford of Jesup at 71
Mrs. Nancy Jd. Sanford died last Saturday in a local hospital from cancer at 71. Born Feb 4 1857 in Jesup, she was the third child of Ethelinda and Samuel Beckley. She married Wilbur Y. Sanford on Feb 26 1878 in La Porte City and lived in Waterloo most of her life. Surviving are two sons Rollin FE Sanford and E Hawley Sanford and daughter Edna Miller. Burial was in Cedar Crest Cemetery Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jd. Sanford
Jesup
Ethelinda
Samuel Beckley
Navy
Wilbur Y. Sanford
la Porte City
Waterloo
Sanford
Elm Street
Rollin
Portland
Ore
E. Hawley Sanford
St. Paul
Minn
Edna Miller
Efrese
Sask
Julia Davidson
Palmyra
Neb
Ida Rich
Cedar Rapids
Charles Beckley
Marion
Elden Beckley
Chicago
Dilan EK
Neckler
Eugene
Petersen Bros
Jacob Fucss
Charles Ferguson
Charles Catton
John Aker
W. R. Jameson
R. O. Meek
Dora Hepler
Myrtle Montgomery
Minnie Chapman
Joseph J. Yates
Cedar Crest
Northeastern Iowa Scout Parley Brings Six Communities Together
Six communities Cresco New Hampton Cedar Falls Waverly Grundy Center and Oelwein join Waterloo area Boy Scouts of America for a dinner and meeting in Black's building to discuss forming an area council. Independence and Decorah may also join. next meeting Jan 3 will finalize organization. Budget plans and part time versus full time leadership discussed. plan approving full time executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cresco
New Hampton
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Grundy Center
Oelwein
Waterloo Area
Felker
Towa
Brain Test Answer Pattern Snapshot
A terse sequence presents answers to five questions as No Yes No Yes No in response to a brain test prompt. The pattern shows alternating correctness with two affirmative responses.
Noble Grand Elected at Waterloo I C O F Lodge
Noble Grand Harry E Hill of 209 Falls Avenue was elected at the Waterloo lodge No 716 I C O F for the year. Retiring noble grand is Dudley Russell. Also elected were Nels Sorenson as vice grand C H Gross recording secretary W E Fish financial secretary Fred Elliott treasurer E L Fay trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hill
Falls Avenue
Noble Grand of Waterloo Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
Dudley Russell
Nels Sorenson
C. H. Gross
W. E. Fish
Fred Elliott
E. L. Fay
Twenty-Nine Compete in East High Declam Semifinals
Twenty nine East High and Junior High declamatory contestants will compete in semifinal meets in the Junior High auditorium on December 12 13 and 14. Miss Edna Dahlin announced the winners will advance to the home contest in January and then to the state championship in March and April. Semifinalists and times: Dec 12 3 50 p m Valene Campbell Carroll Dean Evelyn Cousins Marion Hurd Evelyn Kuchnie Arlene Peters Demaris Lohner Grace Elcomb Violet Schrag Peggy Newman. Dec 13 3 50 p m Betty Ruth Jorden Jean Sloan Marlys Atkins Doris Riggins Thelma Bartholomew Maxine Hanson Virginia Stong Elizabeth Russell Beverly Colletting and Helen Favall. Dec 14 9 30 p m Carroll Burr Miriam Maspergh Arlene Perisho Margaret Morris Merle Miller Ruth Miller Ruth Schwartz Irma Eickelberg Thelma Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Edna Dahlin
Tinvalene Campbell
Carroll Dean
Evelyn Cousins
Marion Hurd
Evelyn Kuchnie
Arlene Peters
Demaris Lohner
Grace Elcomb
Violet Schrag
Peggy Newman
Betty Ruth Jorden
Jean Sloan
Marlys Atkins
Doris Riggins
Thelma Bartholomew
Maxine Hanson
Virginia Stong
Elizabeth Russell
Beverly Collentine
Helen Favall
Carroll Burr
Miriam Masbergh
Arlene Perisho
Margaret Morris
Merle Miller
Ruth Miller
Ruth Schwartz
Irma Eickelberg
Malay Peninsula Dead Spot for Radio Reception
The Malay peninsula is described as a dead spot for radio reception with practically no amateur reception. Meanwhile, British moles are yielding more than 2,000,000 skins annually to the fur trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malay Peninsula
Broiled Fish and Vegetable Salad Recipe
Instructions for broiling fish with butter and lemon, and a top brown juicy finish. Includes Parisian egg yolk cream sauce. Adds separated egg whites then bake to golden. Finishes with a crisp vegetable salad using cabbage carrot peppers celery and parsley with mayonnaise on lettuce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rae
R. L. Eighmey
W. C. Okrogee
Berry
Elghmey
H. C. Keiber
Sidney Smith
First Congregational Woman's Organization
Howard Burr
Harry Har Mon
E. A. Black
B. L. Holton
H. BE. Colby
Max Milley
H. S. Annis
George Cranston
Thomas Cascaden
R. J. Hoxie
S. D. Mitchell
Blue Triangle League
Miss Sorenson
Robert White
Newell Street
A. H. Peters
Bunce
Edna Bradford É
Glenn Tibbitts
J. N. White
Nashua
Alfred Peters
Lutheran
Edna Kent Forbes
Marian D. Johnson
J. O. Johnson
Storm Lake
Russell W. Smith
Hugh Smith
Lauerman’s
Mr. Smith
Homer Morris
Rhey Street
Ben Brown
Jess Austin
Pauli Venter
Union Congregational Mothers
Graves Memorial U. B
W. M. Hanson
Missionary Society of Graves Memorial U. B
Commercial Street
Viola Pierce
Mira Pierce
W. W. Anderson
Hanson
C. G. Ellifson
J. Ness
A. C. Kessler
C. J. Murphy
Church News
Joseph Sechuy
Wednesday Bridge
Kingsley
Westerday
W. B. .Toomey
George McGuire, Jr
Orville Hamilton
Jolly ‘Times
Washington Street
John Makinster
EB. Thomas
Lloyd Barron
Frank Fournier
J. A. Cashman
Elmer Ohrt
Dee
Nfod
Paris
Worth’s
Rita
Guensler-Weber
Margaret M. Weber
J. M. Weber
Rey L. Guensler
Freeport
O'Neal
First M. E. Church
Mullan Avenue
Guensler
Illinois Central Railway
Black's Tearoom
PRIEF
Buchanan's
Lafayette Chapel
Ival Clute
Boy Scout Troops
Arthur F. Jury
Stockman
The
Who
Second Street
W. E. Holmes
Ames
Albert Scholin
Jamestown
N. Y
Scholin
M. E. Church
Bazar Frieve
Northminster Press
Christ Church Bazar
East 4Th
Spinsters
United Presbyterian Church
St. Margaret’s Guild of
St. Mark's Church
SCOUT
Judge Wood Speaks
Harry E. Hibh
Mother
Father
Buchanan
Eding Watchmakers
Opticians
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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