Thornhill couple marks sixty third wedding anniversary
Comrade and Mrs. A. W. Thornhill celebrated their sixty third anniversary with a 6:30 p m dinner at Black's tea room attended by 29 relatives and neighbors. Decorations featured pink tapers, green tulle, silk flowers and a table centerpiece. A Mauser orchestra and readings followed the meal, with Rev. J Arthur Young giving brief remarks. The couple, married December 6 1865 in Randolph Wisconsin, have four children. only Mrs. Walker survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comtrade
A. W. Thornhil
Home Park Boulevard
Black’s Tearoom
Thornhill
Smilax
Effie A . Johnson
Mauser
Frances
Charles
Wilma
Evelyn Schroeder
Ada Bender
George Buchan
J. Arthur Young
Comrade
Wisconsin
Sam Hoover
Bess Nichols
Fred Rothermel
Mary Dawson
Leta
Christina Fell
P. Homerding
Margret Homerding
Charles Mauser
Julius Mixdorf
Carl Anderson
Carl ‘ Hitchcock
Young
Schroeder
Bender
Buchan
Walker
Teachers' Club To Entertain Board Tonight
East Waterloo Teachers' club hosts board of education at a Christmas dinner in Black's tearoom next Wednesday at 6:30. Committees include Velma Blocker Lucile Loban Mary Moore Norma Gaiser and Avis Black with Mark J Flanders. Teachers bring toys to donate to the Good Fellows club for city children at Christmas. Bertha Stiles presides and oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East “Waterloo
Board of Education
Velma Blocker
Lucile Lobaen
Mary Moore
Norma Gaiser
Avis Black
Mark J. Flanders
Good Fellows Club
Bertha Stiles
East Waterloo‘ Teachers
Lions Club Dinner Dance in Christmas Motif
About 65 attended the Lions Club and friends dinner dance Thursday evening at Hotel Russell Lamson. The room featured Christmas trees with lamps and candles. After a four course dinner an eight piece orchestra provided dancing music. In charge were M. B. Cleveland, Robert Easley and Frank Wyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Russell-Lamson
M. B., Cleveland
Robert Easley
Frank Wyant
Social calendar events across local lodges and clubs
Saturday afternoon sections list Yeoman lodge K P hall Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors K C hall Presbyterian hospital nurses Black's tearoom Temple Rebekah lodge Black Hawk IO F hall play groups First U P church First Lutheran choir party Black's tearoom Miss Burner lecture Y W C A Petrova club Mr and Mrs G E Robbins Women of Mooseheart Legion Moose hall Junior auxiliary B Natural Music club Y W C A Phil Omega Pilumcheon Black's Saturday evening Hamilton club party Black's tea room U C T Christmas party Hotel Russell Lamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Y. W.C. A. Phil Omega Pilumcheon
Black’s Tearoom
Hamilton Club
Black's Tearoom
Russell Lamson
Sorority Officers Elected at First Rho Sigma Meeting
Miss Ruth Sherman was elected president of Rho Sigma sorority at the first meeting Wednesday evening at Hotel Russell Lamson. Miss Gilda Kaplan was chosen secretary treasurer. Dinner was followed by cards and dancing. Miss Eva Blott will entertain the group in two weeks. Regular Meeting Women of Mooseheart Legion will meet this evening in Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sherman
Rho Sigma Sorority
Hotel Russell Lamson
Gilda Kaplan
Eva Blott
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Club Notes from Y. W. C. A. Luncheon and Local Gatherings
Various social clubs meet with 1 o'clock luncheons and bridge games across La Lomita, Los Comedres, Eldeen, Thisisus, Joyle, Mi-Jo, and Triple Four clubs. Christmas plans include dinners, parties, and gifts at Black's tearoom and homes on Dec 19 20 and 21. Notable items include Mrs. N Altland hosting, Mrs. Hartman elected president, and new members welcomed to Triple Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Lomita Club
N. ©. Altland
Rex Bryant
Los Comedres Club
John Carpenter
Burton Avenue
Eldeen Club
H. E. Reynolds
Black's
M. S. Cornish
East
Black’s
2X Club
Frank Cooley
Logan Avenue
Laura Johnson
Wisconsin
John C. Hartman
Thisisus Club
Dale Williamson
Williston Avenue
Bridge
Favors
Allison Maynard
George Logsdon
Black
Ray Bush
Mi-Jo Club
W. H. Gallagher
L. C. Thompson
P. J. Hoffey
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns
To obtain up-to-date pattern designs send to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly, expected to ship within 10 days after receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Jubilee lunch for M E Society draws big Waterloo crowd
Three hundred delegates are expected at the Jubilee luncheon of the Methodist Woman's Home Missionary societies at Black's tea room next Monday. The event is organized by committees from all four Waterloo Methodist Episcopal churches with Mrs. E. G. Leffler in charge. National head Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt of Chicago will attend and speak, joined by district leader Mrs. F P Erickson of Dike. Various clergy will open and close the program, with musical numbers and a junior auxiliary play about Schubert scheduled for the Y W C A Saturday.
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Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Societies
Black’s
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal
E. G. Leffler
Dan
B. Brummitt
Chicago
Jubilee Work
FP. C. Erickson
Dike
J. Arthur Young
First M. E. Church
T. P. Shaffer
St. Paul's M. BE. Church
Truman Wagner
O. A. McKirryher
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
C. W. Loeshe
First
M. E. Church
Russell Loveaul
C. H. Bunker
H. ©. Wilbur
Spinsters Convention at First United Presbyterian Church
The Spinsters Convention will be presented at First United Presbyterian Church this evening by groups 2 and 3 as a special program. Loyal Workers class at Walnut Street Baptist church held a Thursday party at Miss Virginia Berry home. Virginia Berry elected president. officers include Viola Boni vice president Helen Bernell secretary Melba Rose treasurer Doris Almey reporter. Eloise Clark assisted in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Virginia Berry
Viola Boni
Helen Bernell
Melba Rose
Doris Almey
Eloise Clark
Christmas Parties and Club Meetings Reported
Merriman and Mrs. M D Brown plan a Christmas party for December 20 at Mrs. Merriman’s home with a gift exchange. In the T. T. PF club meeting at 225 Randall Street Mrs. Ira Garrabrant and Mrs. Roy Gilley won favors in 500 and Mrs. George Moothart received a special prize. Guests included Mrs. Floyd Sarbar Mrs. Guy Barron and Mrs. Anna Kruse. Mrs. Roy Gilley to host a Christmas party December 20 with a gift exchange. Mrs. F E Petit hosted C 3M W club at 501 Iowa Street with games and social time. Mrs. Olive Walden assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Garrabrant
Roy Gilley
T. T. PF. Club
Harry Gille
Randall Street
George Moothart
Floyd Sarbar
Guy Barron
Anna Kruse
F. E. Petiit
Iowa Street
Olive Walden
Piano Concerto Is Special Number of I. S. T. C. Program
Liszt’s Concerto in E flat major featured Miss Alta Freeman at the piano with orchestra at Iowa State Teachers College auditorium. The performance, under Edward Kurtz, highlighted Freeman’s clear tone, rhythm, and expression, preceded by Beethoven and Mendelssohn selections and closed with Marche Joyeuse.
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Liszt
Alta Freeman
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Freeman
Rudolph Ganz
Cedar Falls
Mendelssohn
Chambrier
Edward Kurtz
Play Presented to Show Meaning of Christmas Seals
A one act play Interruptions depicted the tuberculosis Christmas seal message during a Civic department program. Written by Ora Clayton Moore and revised by Frances Brophy, the performance followed a bridge foursome whose members learn to join the seal sale effort after a nurse’s memories reveal harsh TB realities. Participants included Mrs. Nauman, Miller, McCoy, Rock Walls, and Lonnecker. Maxine Lamson directed. music by Enderlein, Stevenson, Wilbur. Dr. J. H. Butts spoke on Conserving Our Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Ora Clayton Moore
Corning
Frances Brophy
State Department of Health
Red Cross
Real Sale Committee
Robert Nauman
Orlo Miller
Jackson McCoy
Vera Rock Walls
Lonnecker
Maxine Lamson
A. E. Enderlein
Oliver Stevenson
H. C. Wilbur
J. H. Butts
Mother Daughter Banquet Held at Orange School
Orange township W C T U hosted a mother daughter banquet at Orange consolidated school with 160 attendees. Mrs C W Loesbe of Waterloo spoke on three divisions of a woman life while readings music and a varied program featured quartets soloists and instrumental pieces. Special guests included Miss Viola Hoots and Mrs John Coxson.
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Orange School
Orange Consolidated School
C. W. Loesbe
Waterloo
Ray Lichty
Glenn Lichty
Dorsey Blough
Wallace Stokes
Alberta Miller
Kathleen Norris
Gladys Moberly
Mary Miller
W. A. Bridge
C. M. Lichty
Edwin Boardman
Mary Saylor
Fae Goodwin
Florence Gissel
Beulah Flickinger
Vera Fike
H. J. Lichty
Paul Miller
W. H. Lichty
Ada Saylor
John Kerr
T. P. Hamer
Lulu Moser
E. &. Blough
Orange Township
Viola Hoots
Decatur, Tl
John Coxson
West Branch
Minstrel Cast and Choir to Attend Christmas Party
Members of the First Lutheran choir and minstrel cast will be guests at a Christmas party tonight at Black's tea room. Dinner precedes a program of musical numbers by minstrel cast members with Miss Ruth Gabriel at the piano. About 45 guests are expected. The organizing committee includes Miss Evelyn Schroeder Miss Margaret House Mrs Harry Button Miss Leonora Zeilinger Louis Stolte and Miss Gertrude Wiegert.
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First Lutheran Choir
Black's Tearoom
Ruth Gabriel
Banco
Evelyn Schroeder
Margaret House
Harry Button
Leonora Zeilinger
Louis Stolte
Gertrude Wiegert
Special Address Tonight By Miss Burner at W. C. A.
Miss Qobooah Burner of the national W. C. A. staff will deliver a special address at tonight’s dinner meeting. She has been teaching two courses at the local W. C. A. this week and attendees include education-minded guests. At Thursday’s Blue Triangle league meeting Miss Burner presented the final of her talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qobooah Burner
Blue Triangle League
Miss Burner
Final talk on citizenship for home women concluded
A series of talks on personality to business women continues with the morning session delivering the final discussion aimed at home women on citizenship.
Brain Test Answer to Cross Out Exercise
The prompt provides a list of cross out options across four numbered items. Each item presents choices labeled a b c with names and places such as Lincoln Roosevelt Wellington Pershing mercury glass New York Poland Lowell Dickinson. The content appears to be an answer key or test instruction rather than a news article.
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wellington
Pershing
Mercury
New York
Poland
Washington
Lowell
Dickens
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Society In ‘Review
A. W. Thornhill
Robert B. Walker
Mrs. Thornhill
Teachers’ Club
Yeoman Lodge
K. P. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
L. C
Helene M
Beatrice K.i
Bertle H—Bess
Mary
A. S
Nora Strayer
Campbell Avenue
Council Bluffs
Joyle Club
Lyman Miller
Chicago Avenue
Henry Nauman
Glenn Babcock
Dan O'Neil
Triple Four
Kenneth Cairy
Bratnaber Street
George McChane
Herbert Lawless
Ralph Lewis
McChane
Arnold Zack
Ralph Heald
Fred Barnhart
Lawless
W. E. Debe
Kingsley Avenue
Pot Luck Club
N. J. Tiedemann
Glenn Smith
F. A. Lawson
A. D. Holbrook
J. E.arm.strong
Fred Debe
Ray Hinmon
F. Q O. P. Club
Dave
M. E. Society
Schubert
Church ‘News
Nurses Social Club
L. Lucille LaValiere
Boyd B.trousdale
Maddigan School of Music
D. W. Barr
Saratoga Wafers
Superior
Boston
Paris
Jenny
Rita
Okinows
RONA
Lenore
Trojan
Bulova
Bulova Watch
Ibulova
Lucille E
Norman
Wny
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