Women Groups Elect Officers for Coming Year
Local churches and clubs held meetings to elect officers for the year. At Walnut Street Baptist, officers were named for the Woman's Society and a Christmastime offering committee was formed. Other organizations including First Congregational, First Evangelical, and Plymouth Congregational named presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers, with related committee chairs and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirelns
Walnut Street Baptist Church
She Woman’s Society
Osear Berry
R.L. Elghmey
T. FL Kimmel
EL Holmes
Fred Wilcox
H. 5. Bunnell
W. L. Breevis
White Cross
FP. W. Miles
John White
Missionary Quest
RB. L. Edghmier
W. O. Ourogee
Oscar Berry
Merry
Eighmey
H. C. Keibes
Muncey Klinoff Rites Performed This Afternoon
Marriage ceremony for Miss Barbara Klinoff and Carlton S. Muncey performed at 3 p.m. by Rev. G. M. Yagey at the First Evangelical parsonage. Attendants were Miss Minne Ott and Michael Kinnof. The couple to reside in the city after a supper for family and bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Klinoff
John Klinafl
Jackson Street
Carlton S. Muncey
A. G. Muncey
Seventh Street West
G. M. Yagey
Minne Ott
Michael Kinnof
Sorenson Elected President of 1929 Auxiliary Names
Miss Sorenson becomes president of the Helen Could auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans at a Me tcylal Hall meeting. Officers named include Senior VP Mrs Bennett, Junior VP Mrs Ve ark White, Secretary Miss Lingelbach, Treasurer Mrs McAllister, Chaplain Mrs A FB Smith, Historian Mrs Otto Zuehlke, Patriotic Instructor Mrs d A Trine bie, and conductors Mrs John Bossier and Mrs Trimble. Delegates named for Fort Dodge department convention include Mrs CG H Brown and Mrs Clara Smith as alternates. national delegate Mrs CG H Brown. Christmas party planned for Dec 19 and a bazaar arranged for the coming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riss Mayiie Sorenson
Helen Could
United Spanish War Veterans
Metcylal Hall
Bennett
Vica
Carrie Thompson
al Jolls
G. O. Pierce
J. E. Trimble
R. Dwyer
Two Marriages at First Lutheran Church
Two weddings were solemnized at First Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Henry Mueller. Miss Anna Hagge and Fred Doth less of Clivier were united in a double ring ceremony at 3 o'clock with attendants Miss Elsie Hansen and Walter Mehlerts. The couple will reside on a farm east of Clutter. Catherine Ida Borchard of Waterloo and Elmer Hansen Miller of Cedar Falls were married at 3:30 in a single ring ceremony with attendants Miss Mildred Miller and Glenwood Bury. they will live in Waterloo after visiting the bride’s parents in Marhic Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Anna Hagge
Fred Dothless
Clivier
Elsie Hansen
Walter Mehlerts
Clutter
Catherine Ida Borchard
Waterloo
Elmer Hansen Miller
Cedar Falls
Mildred. Miller
Glenwood Bury
Mrs. Stiller
Marhic Rock
Former Teacher Author of Noted Study Course
Edna Lick, formerly primary supervisor in Waterloo now in Ironwood, Mich, wrote a widely used study course for lower grades. The course ranked among the 25 best in the country a year and a half ago, developed in Ironwood schools, and distributed in mimeographed form nationwide. Also notes a meeting of the Izaak Walton League auxiliary with Mrs. G. W. Tareht and a floral program by Mrs. C. Cadwallader with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Edna Lick
Waterloo
Tronwood
Mich
United States
Philippine Islands
Izaak Watton League
G. W. Tareht
West
C. Cadwallader
A. Go
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ke
Practical beauty advice on skincare routines and applying creams to minimize pores and clear complexion. Tips include massage, cream rubbing, and regular treatments, plus cautions about oil balance and possible results over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Becker Chapter Initiation Dinner Held at Masonic Temple
Mrs Ethyl Seidler of Jamaica as grand matron attended the Becker chapter dinner and initiatory services at the Masonic temple. Other guests included Mrs FL Wheeler and Mr Wheeler, Mrs Frances Dah Cedar Falls, and multiple past grand officers from nearby chapters. Music and ceremonial honors featured Ruth Baird, Miss Lelia Shutts, and several local dignitaries. Election of officers is scheduled for December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Seidler
Jamaica
Order of Eastern Star
Becker
Uhe Masonic Temple
FL. Wheeler
Wheeler
Prances Dah
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Wise
Mae DeGou
Ines Glime
la Porte City
Mia
Ruth Baird
Prand
Rhode
Qelwem
Neetle Dysart
Muhan
Nat Dysart
Truman Wagner
G. A. Cohhl
Martin McCormick
Pyed Sparle
Mgr Howard Burr
Dee
Union Congregational Club Notes and church events
Postponed mothers meeting from December 7 to an undated day. Graves Memorial ULB quarterly conference set for Friday at 7 30 PM. An all day meeting at St Pauls MM. EL Ladies Aid at the church with a picnic lunch and evening dinner. Bazaar items for sale. Universalist Ladies Social Union planned supper, December 19 with ordination rehearsal for Rev. Conard B Rheiner. union to meet at 1 PM. Missionary society hosts at Mrs W A Hanson home with talks by Miss Mira Pierce and Mrs W W Anderson. Christmas program with carols and readings. Plans made for a chicken pie supper December 15 by First Presbyterian Studies' Aid. Various church groups held meetings with devotions, lecturing, and Christmas plans, including the Women’s Missionary Society and other local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
MM. EL Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies' Social Unio
Universalist Church
Conard B. Rheiner
W. A. Hanson
Missionary Society of Graves
Memorial U. B
Commercial Street
Viola Pierce
Jesson
Mira Pierce
W. W. Anderson
Hasson
C. G. Ellifson
C.J. Mess
A. C. Kessler
J. Murphy
John Hanson
First Proghyterian Studies' Aid Society
James Black
Harry Reed
Wie
Affermren
Dir Wooed
Aplington
Mary Coventry
W. J. Egan
Persia
Syria
Majel Puld
Church Notes and Social Gatherings This Week
A busy week of church meetings and social events is listed. Horas Hestpoves hosts a meeing on Friday, Petrova Club to entertain at Ate and Mrs. Stubbins residence, and Mus Marie Lafasttte's home hosts a gathering. Mrs. George McGuire and Mrs. Orville Hamilton preside at other club events with prize winners serving refreshments.
Orchestra Opens Year With IS T College Symphony Program
Iowa State Teachers College symphony orchestra presents its first program of the season at 8 o clock this evening in the college auditorium. soloist Miss Alta Freeman performs the Liszt Concerto in E flat major. Violinist Layard Kurtz conducts the orchestra. The page also notes a marriage announcement for Margaret Weber and Roy Guensier, with details of their residences and occupations. Christmas party plans and local club notices follow, including Lincoln circle and Lions Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
Alta Freeman
Layard Kurtz
Shop Early and Buy Christmas Seals Message Framed in Windows
A message urging shoppers to begin Christmas purchases early accompanies a Christmas seal drive. Merchants display placards linking health benefits to spreading tasks over days to avoid fatigue and illness during peak season. Postmaster Ray C. Barter notes postal delays on Christmas Day nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ray C. Bartert
Railroad Sponsors Essay Contest on Crossing Safety
Superintendents and principals of Waterloo schools received an enhancement from U. AL Hoverstar development agent for Chicago Creat railroad. The annual Railroad Crossings Cautions contest starts next for schol students along the Great Western. The plan to be under 900 words and four best essays from each district advance to Chicago for final judging. Prizes of $50, $25, $15 and $10 awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
U. AL Hoverstar
Chicago Creat Railroad
Reinol
Chicago
State Fair Dates Set for August 21 to 36
Des Moines dispatch reports the 1929 State Fair dates chosen in Chicago after a conference of fair officials from the United States and Canada. Aviation will be stressed at all fairs and expositions with emphasis on exhibitions and related attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dec
U.P
Chicago
United States
Canada
Local News Briefs and Community Notices
City clerk Charles G C MacKay returns from a two day business trip to Dubuque. Opal Huffman files for divorce from Lloyd Huffman after a June 1924 Cedar Rapids wedding. Midweek Lafayette chapel prayer meeting features Ival Clute Vien solo and discussion on The Fate of the Dead. Boy Scout meetings resume next Monday after a two week gap due to disease. E E Holmes improves at home after illness. his son W E Holmes visits Ames. Mrs C Albert Scholin and two sons return from Jamestown visit. husband and organist reports warmer east weather and snow melted in Jamestown. Church events include Boyer Frive supper at Northminster and various bake sales and bazaars at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles GC. MacKay
Dubuque
Opal Huffman
Lloyd Huffman
Cedar Rapids
Lafayette Chapel
Ival Clute
Boy Scout Troops
Arthur F. Jury
E. E. Holmes, Stockman
W. B. Howell & Co
Second Street West
W. E. Holmes, Ames
C. Albert Scholin
Jamestown
Scholin
M. E. Church
Chicago
Delinquent Poll Tax Lists Filed in Waterloo
The Waterloo west delinquent poll tax list of 932 names was turned over to the county treasurer by city clerk Charles G C MacKay. The Waterloo east list of 1,364 names will be opened at the courthouse tomorrow. Delinquents may pay the tax of 3 dollars at city offices until January 1 when attorneys will enforce collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Charles GC. MacKay
Waterloo East
Mac Way
Ito
MacKey
Obituary for Nancy J Sanford of Jesup
Nancy J Sanford died last Saturday in town Joca hospital from cancer at age T1. She was born Feb 4 187, third child of Ethelinda and Samuel Seckley. She married Wilbur Sanford Nov 20 1878 in La Porte City. The couple ran a home and later lived here except 1892 to 1RNB on a farm. Her husband died in 1021 from a local ferry accident. Surviving: two sons Rollin E Sanford Parkland Ore Ki Hawley Gate ford MN and Paul in Minn. one daughter Folan Miller Estrano Snake. Two older sisters Tulia Davidson Palmyeo Nel and Ten Bich Cedar Ranlds. two brothers Charley Merkley Marion Ta and Eldon Reekiry Chicago. A younger sister Mins Jallian 1 Neckiey Digene Gre all preceded. A brief service at Petersen Bros chapel. Pallbearers: Ancol Fuosk Charles Ferguson, Casrles Catton, John Aker, W. modamenon, R O Meck, Mrs. Dore Mepler, Mrs. Myrtin Montgomery. The Mists Finve Cleared Away performed by Mrs. Michele Chapman. Rev Joseph J Yates officiated. Burial at Cefine Crest cemetery Jesup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Sanford
Wn Joca Hospital
Ethelinda
Samiel Seckley
Wilbur ¥. Sanford
la Porte Tilty
Rollin E. Banford
Parkland
Ores Ki Hawley Gateford
C. Paul
Minn
Folan Miller
Etrnaso
Snek. AM
Miathar
Pedside
Airs
Tulia Davidson
Palmyeo
Nel
Ten Bich
Cedar Ranlds
Browlers
Charley Merkley
Marion
Eldon Reekiry
Chicago
Mins Jallian 1
Neckiey
Digene
Gre
Fidean
Petersen Bros. Chapel
Ancol Fuosk
Chnaries Ferguson
Casrles Catton
John Aker
W. Modamenon
R O Meck
Scouts Represented From Six Iowa Communities at Parley
Six northeastern Iowa communities Cresco New Hampton Cedar Falls Waverly Grundy Center and Oelwein joined for the Waterloo area Boy Scouts gathering at Black's building last night. George Felker district executive presided and Judge George W Wood praised the movement. Arthur F Jury Waterloo council executive outlined benefits of area organization and budgeting. plan for a full time executive was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cresco
New Hampton
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Grundy Center
Qelwein
Waterloo Area
Wihterloo Staut
Bridget
Felker
Plan Economicsl
Amy
f @S
Hendt
Win
Brain Test Answer Compile
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Noble Grand elected at Waterloo lodge No 716
Noble Grand Harry E Hill of 209 Falls Avenue was elected at the Waterloo lodge No 716 annual election. Retiring noble grand Dudley Russell. other officers elected include Nels Sorenson vice grand C H Gross recording secretary W E H Fish financial secretary Fred Eliott treasurer E L Fay trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hill
Falls Avenues
Noble Grand of Waterloo Lodge
East High declam entrants set for December semifinal rounds
Twenty nine contestants from East High and East Junior High will compete in declamatory semifinals in the junior high auditorium on December 12, 14 and 15. Winners advance to the Jan home contest and potential state meet slated for March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Edra Dahlin
Invalent Campbell
Carroll Dean
Evelyn Cousins
Mariorr Hurd
Evelyn Kuchnie
Arione Peters
Demaris Lohner
Grice Blcomb
Violet Sehrag
Peggy Newman
Betty Ruch Jordan
Jenn Sloan
Marlys Atkins
Doris Riggins
Thelma Barthelmew
Maxine Hanson
Virginia
Broiled Fish and Vegetable Salad Guide
Instructions for broiling fish with butter and lemon, a potato tuft dish with yolks cream and whites, and a dainty vegetable salad with cabbage carrot peppers celery and pimentos. Each recipe emphasizes proper seasoning and presentation for appetizing results.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eel Weveriety
Sidney Siotiik
First Congregational Woman's Organization
Cliqstn
Howard Burr
Harry fHirman
I. A. Dinck
Missionary
B. L. Holton
Financial
J. E. Colby
Evennl
Max Miller
Galling
H. S. Arms
Social Service
George Cranston
Chevister
Thomas Cascaden
Pian
R. J. Howie
Ehele
D. Mitchell
Eos
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church
Li. E. Eickelberg
F. Altstadt
Emma Raeccker
John Knott
Watery Kuoftsman
Scott Stauffacher
Young People's Mission Circle
Clinton PF. Smith
Mission Band
Harale Miller
Attle Heralds
O. M. Yaggy
Charles Mouter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Victor A. Zellhoefer
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational
Martin Kellerlain
Leo Brooks
Porter Crowell
T. F. Newney
J. Weigel
Nogates
Ariz
Triangle
I. Ss
Lions Club
Russell- Lamson
Womig'a
Clapier
George Scheel
Roy
K. C. Hall
First Baptist Church
George Potters
Arirte
Relief Corps
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
G. AL RR
Mal Tal
S&t
Tadhy
Yeoman Lade
EL Fia
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Ack
Tesine Nebekals
Bkick
Eutheran
Rhatr
Partyeeardam
Colovaly Burner
Jeclarey
AL Va Club
G. Ey Robbins
Robert White
Newell Street
A. IL Peters
Bunce
Edna Bradford
Glenn Tibbitts
J. N. White
Nashua
Black
Tearsong
Jottine Mifree
Peters
Miss Sorenson
Lutheran
Forbes
Jook Young
Romana
Malic
Olive
Omer Morris
Rhy Street
Ben Brown
Jess Austin
Paul Venter
Union Congregational Mothers
Graves Memorial Ulb
First
Brethren Church
W. 5
Dayton
Field
Ashland
C. ‘Tl Mason
Joilar
Herbbert Jordana
Lulu Mosier
Haphart
Avs
Gen Puterbausdy
Tio Aks
Charley Trainer
B. Dunheak
John Berth
Citantarillew
Emina Miler
Church News
Eluanet
Mus Marie Lafasttte
Prive
Joseph Sehuy
Clu
Nere
Kingsley
Whc
George McGuire
Orville Hamilton
Jolly ‘Times
Washington Street
Miri.dolin Makiister
FE. Thomas
Floyd Barron
A Fourtner
JA. Cashman
Elmer Onrt
Paris
Worth's
Rita
Guensler-Weber
Margaret MM. Weber
J. M. Weber
Roy L. Guensier
Freeport
Onerl
First MM
Black's Tearoom
Presbyterian Hospital
Maude Gold
The
PRIEF
Buchanan’s, T
Boyer Frieve
Northminster
Christ Chirch Bazar
Piney
United Presbyterian Church
Priday
Hummage
First Presbyterian Ladies
St. Moarghet's Guild
St. Markis Church
Hove Dal
SUX
SCOUT
Judge Wood Speaks
Harry
Malay Peninsula
Buchanan’s
Ste R
Brennen
Evelers and Opticians
Paghett
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Nama Y
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