Employed Girls League Provides Gifts for Montgomery Children
Members of the Employed Girls League of the YWCA host a weekly dinner to raise funds for gifts of games toys and books for 39 Montgomery West Virginia coal miners' children who face a two year strike. Women with suitable clothing for a seven year old girl are urged to contact Miss Plovenca L Brinton the leagues secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plovenca L. Brinton
League
C. A. Morris
Gils
Wilma Gates
Blanche White
Iola Hooker
Marbeth Bellis
H.C. Wilbur
Waterloo chapter names officers at annual election
Mrs Hulett and J W Miller top O B S posts in 1926 Waterloo chapter elections. New officers include worthy matron Miss Mary Ethel Dixon and worthy patron Charles H Chickering. Initiation planned for Dec 22 with supper for members and guests supervised by Mrs Elizabeth Arcus and Mrs Rhea Trybitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Worthy Iatron
Rey Walett
Joan W. Miller
Temple
Roy Bliort
Martrons
Slips
Charles
Ashwell
W. F. Schrag
Oma Griffin
Juin W.W. Miller
Masoule Temple Board
Mary Ethel Dixon
Charles II
Chickering
Ders
Mrx
Elizabeth Arcus
Rhea Trybitts
Missionary Society of St Luke's Plans Evening Entertainment
The Missionary Society of St Luke's English Lutheran church will stage an entertainment Friday at 7 45 PM to raise funds for the Home and Foreign Missionary Society. The event features the play The Ghost performed by eight women, a reading by Miss Nellia Swyer, solos by Mrs G Ghesterman and Miss Margaret Ghesterman, and numbers by the girls quartet. Members taking roles include Mmes J R Howe F C Miller A M Sundby F A L Potter JL Hz Bensar R E Boellar and Mrs Chesterman and Mrs C O Barnes. Refreshments will follow the program during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke’s English
Presbyterian Nurses Elect Mrs. Ray Tiller President
Presbyterian Hospital Alyimpse association members elected Mrs. Ray Tiller president at the annual meeting Wednesday afternoon. Other officers named include Miss Minnie Martin as vice president and Miss Emma Krumwelde as second vice president. New directors listed are Miss Minnie Maibauer and Miss Margaret Mastain among others. A conservation report by Miss Marion Shatger was read, and the group plans a Christmas party December 18 at Mrs. Frank Ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital Alyimpse v Association
Ray.Tiller
Ella Lenius
Kate Le-Husky
Tiller
Minne Martin
Emma Krumwelde
Clara Norby
Lenius
Minnie Maibauer
Margaret Mastain
Edna Mo
Marion Shatger
Mabel Pugh
Shatger
Frank Ber
Universalists Elect Cropper President for 1926 Term
WH B Cropper was chosen president of the Universalist society at the annual meeting in the parish house last evening. New officers include C N Shane as vice president ALE Weatherwax as treasurer Mrs N W Frisbie as secretary and N W Frisbie along with Miss Mary Edgerton as trustees for three years. Reports showed all departments in good condition. Birthday Surprise honor for Miss Imogene Fowler with friends hosting gifts music and refreshments. Also a YMCA style meeting with 25 attendees at Ernest Mixdor residence planning fortnightly gatherings after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. B. Cropper
Universalist Society
C. N. Shane
Ale. Weatherwax
N.W. Frisbie
Mary ‘Edgerton
N. W. Frisbie
Goldie Nation Wed to Harold Massee in Chicago
Announcement records the marriage of Goldie Pearl Nation to Harold R. Massee on November 25 in Chicago. The couple will reside on the bridegroom's farm near the Little Brown Church at the Vale. The bride, formerly employed in local doctors’ offices, is a West High School graduate. Parents are Mr and Mrs Oma Nation of Buckingham. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Seymour Massee of Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Pearl Nation
Harold R. Massee
Nashua
Chicago
Litthe Brown
the Vale
Massee
Qma Nation
Buckingham
Seymour Mansee
Fifth Division of Linden L A S to Sponsor Program
Fifth division of Ladies Aid society of Linden Methodist church will sponsor a benefit entertainment in the church auditorium Friday evening. Program begins at 8. Instrumental music by First Tech band or orchestra. Vocal solos by Alta Carney and Mrs. Licht. Readings by Lucile Smith and Margeret Hancock. Cornet solo by Benty. Accompaniment by Lucie Horton and Margie Leckington on piano and violin. Reading Margeret Hancock. Tiny Matrimonial Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Linden Methodist Church
First Tech
B P W Organ for December Issued
The December issue of the Waterloo Way the official organ of the Business and Professional Women's club is ready for circulation Miss Callie Wieder city librarian is featured in the Who's Who section and a letter from Miss Lila Marcham visiting relatives in South Africa Also highlighted is the honor toll of emblem wearers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Way
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Feaures
Callie Wieder
Lila Marcham
South Africa
W B A of Cedar Review Chooses 1926 Officers
The Cedar Review W B A elected and installed officers at the annual meeting in I O U Hall West. Mildred Grant served as installing officer. New officers include Helen Fairweather commander Josephine Johnson lieutenant commander Mary Trotter post commander Anna Dillon chaplain Mildred Grant record and finance keeper Charlotte Duffey lady at arms Clara Lantz sergeant Rowena Chesebro sentinel Mary Wright picket Estella Mussett junior commander Olive Walden collector and Durfey publicity reporter. A Christmas party with gift exchange was planned for December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Review
W. EB. A
I. O. Q. F- Hall West
Mildred Grant
Helen Fairweather
Josephine Johnson
Mary Trotter
Anna Dillon
Charlotte Duffey
Clara Lantz
Rowena Chesebro
Sentinel
Mary Wright
Estella Mussett
Olive Walden
Durfey
De Molay Chapters to Sponsor Christmas Dance
Waterloo and Cedar Falls De Molay chapters will sponsor a Dec 25 dance at the Armory. Carl Clayton is general chairman. Students home for Christmas vacation will attend. A tight-piece orchestra will provide music. Mooseheart Legion Women will install new officers at Moose Hall Friday evening. A program and refreshments accompany the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
de Molay
Armory
Carl Clayton
Mooseheart Legion
Beauty tips for the plain girl in fashion
An era of fashion favors the plain girl with ordinary features and dull color. Guidance covers hair shaping and fringe, scalp cleansing, simple dye with henna and shampoo, facial care, shaping brows, massage for the neck, manicured hands, and posture. Exercise and corset shaping improve figure. Advice includes dyes, notations on scents, and cautions about peroxide bleaching.
New Year Festivities at Russell Lamson to Be Elaborate
Managers Russell Lamson B FL Cangney and McGill report elaborate New Year celebration at the institution. Dinner starts 9 30 with novelty acts vocal solos and instrumental music interspersing courses. A 10 piece orchestra will provide popular music for dancing as midnight carnival decor and novelty favors enhance the atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell- Lamson
FL Cangney
McGill
Church and Guild Activities From Wednesday Meetings
Parish Ladies’ Social Union hosted a noon luncheon and quilt sewing in the parish house. World Wide Guild and Westminster Workers and Majel guild held meetings with sewing, studies, and charitable work. Pilgrim class and Plymouth Congregational plans included fundraising and fellowship meals. Central Christian Tables’ Aid prepared for a bazar and chicken supper. Trinity Ladies’ guild met in church parlors. First Presbyterian Homemakers’ class scheduled a potluck supper. Rosary society of St. Joseph’s set a rosary and thimblebes session at Our Lady of Victory auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union
R. A. Folk
C. W. Caldwell
G. G. Swettzer
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry A. Limbert
F. J. Hadish
Central Christian Tables’ Aid Society
Mra. J
Rosary Society of
Club Notes Details from Wednesday Bridge Gathering
Ron Amicus club members and Mrs W G Lamb and Mrs PL HL Sherwood played 5900 Wednesday afternoon to Mrs J Callahan. Honors went to Mrs W J Alley and Mrs Pail Lucas. The Christmas party was planned for Dec 23 in the home of Mrs FL Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borchera
Fred Rohner
Trinity American Latharan Ladies’ Guild
Ron Amicus Club
W. G. Lamb
PL HL Sherwood
J. Callahan
W. Jalley
Pail Lucas
Mra. FL 1
Miss Edythe Colby Honored by Stewart-Simmons Ladies
Miss Edythe Colby, bride elect to Harold J. Baker on December 19, was honored at a 6:30 dinner in Black's Wednesday evening hosted by Miss Colby Girls of Stewart-Simmons Press. Pink and yellow, the couple’s chosen colors, decorated the table while guests played 500 with Miss Colby and Mrs. Roth Hunt winning. An engraved silver circuit was presented to the guest of honor, who had long served Stewart-Simmons Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Simmons
Colby
Stewart-Simmons Press
Edythe Colby
Harold J. Baker
Miss Colby
Rose Schultz Engaged to Jerome Deutsch in Chicago
Rose L Schultz announces engagement of daughter Jinse Lenore to Jerome M Deutsch of Chicago. Bride's parents live at 270 Sheridan Rd. Wedding date not set. Jinse Lenore Schultz a West High School graduate. Deutsch family also based in Chicago.
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Rose L. Schultz
J. M. Deutsch
Garnett Schultz
Sheridan Road
Jinse Lenore
Jerome M. Deutsch
Chicago
Miss Schultz
West High School
Deutsch
David Deutsch
County Declary for Junior High Schools Dec 14
The county junior high declamatory contest for Black Hawk county will be at Cedar Heights next Monday evening, Dec. 14. Winners of the district contests participate with a program including Oratorical, Dramatic, and Humorous selections by students from Dunkerton, Dike, Jesup, Zeder Heights, and Cedar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklawk
Cedar Heights
Niels Maurer
Dunkerton
Corwin
Glen Boysen
Dike
Robert Lampman
Finehford
Jeanette. Wright
Leone Meyer
Buddy
Emma Batley
Billy
Lois Walker
Jesup
Miriam Garner
Zeder Heights
Raymond Peterson
City in brief roundup from Buchanan and area notices
Local briefs report Joe Lutgen traveling to Davenport on business and Mrs. L M Williams and Mrs. Allen McConnell returning from Milwaukee. Hinson Manufacturing president Clyde S Hinson arrives from Denver. Fort Dodge Business College to honor graduates with a commencement address by Bruce Gates tomorrow night. Gerald Holton spoke at the Franklin Club on coal tar byproducts. Reed family to spend winter in Florida after resigning from the library board. Mary Pertin, 6, ill at home with elder infirmities. Woodbury County Bar to hold annual meeting in Sioux City with Swisher as sole speaker. Goodspeed family returns to Boone after visit in Waterloo. Inheritance tax work continued in Waterloo. various local officials mentioned. Streetcar service disrupted by storm. Minnesota reports severe weather diggings. County Recorder Jennie Bird to visit Orlando, Florida with her mother for two weeks. Advent sales and events noted in local ads.
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Joe Lutgen
Davenport
L. M. Williams
Allen McConnell
Milwaukee
Clyde S. Hinson
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Denver
Calo
Bruce Gates
Fort Dodge Business College
Lomorrow
Gerald Holton
Franklin Club
Black
Ben F. Swisher
Sioux City
Delver
Woodbury County Bar Association
H. W. Goodspeed
Ars
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street
Boone
Goodspeed
Waterloo
W_. Z. Burbank
C. F. Nagle
Preston
Minn
Mina Porter
Nagle
Minnesota
Jennie S. Bird
John Pirdy
Orlando
Fla
Anna Delis
Barefooted Baby and Family Struggle in Cold Home
Mrs. Addie Bowe, Salvation Army official, found a year old child playing barefoot on an uncarpeted, three room home floor while two infants wore only light underwear. Eight children ages 1 to 8 lived there, with one stove for heat. Mrs. Bowe provided warm clothing, wool undergarments, and a cook stove. She arranged a Christmas basket and noted the mother’s thrift amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold House
Io School
Addie Bowe
Salvation Army
Night auto collisions bruise man and woman in city
Clarence A. Sackett of 1436 Englewood street a teamster was badly bruised when a speeding car license 6-9497 allegedly struck his wagon on Hawk road. Mrs Fred Rath of Sherwood Park was badly bruised when truck license T-17373 struck her car in front of St. Francis hospital, police report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Sackett
Englewood Street
Jeff D. Fowler
Black Hawkroad
Hawk Road
Fred Rath
Sherwood Park
St. Francis Hospital
Judge Wood Hears Cedar Falls Tax Appeal
Judge G W Wood heard a tax assessment appeal in Cedar Falls related to Fifth street while balancing duties in Grundy County. EF Snider and C S Royce filed notices and Cedar Falls city engineer C H Streeter testified. Separately, Baptist leaders in Des Moines plan an orphanage and aged home with a $500 900 endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Cedar Falls
Fifth Street
Cedar Walls
G. W. Wood
Grundy County
EF. L. Snider
C. S. Royce
C. H., Streeter
Baptists Plan
Bes Moines
Baptist
Nnt
Macedonian Call Draws Officials To Snowy Banks Visit
The Macedonian call rang into the office of D A Paulsen district highway engineer yesterday. Frank Aarson county engineer of Winneshiek County invited Paulsen to come over and look at snowbanks. Paulsen, like Paul, left immediately for Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Paulsen
Frank Arneson
Winneshiek County
Paulsen
Paul
Macedo
Decorah
Ed L Esher elected royal vizier at Dokeys Initiate 10
A Dokeys Initiate 10 ceremony at K of P ball elected Ed L Esher of La Porte City as royal vizier. Ten candidates initiated, officers elected earlier, dinner served at 6:30, delegations from Grundy Center Oelwein Waverly La Porte City Nashua Greene and Traer present. An install will follow with Pythian Sisters in January. Ten killed in Rif raid near Mulussa Tangier Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Temple
P. Ball
Grundy Center
Oelwein
Waverly
la Porte City
Nashua
Greene and
Traer
Ed B. Esher
Milo EE. Schleute
W. H. Johnston
Doll Carts Display New Colors and Sizes
The listing advertises 25 patterns of doll carts with midken tire wheels and attractive finishes in various colors and sizes. Prices range from $3.00 to $23.50 and up to $460 for select items.
September Poem Fragments As Autumn Arrives
Text fragments note memory work for Miss Leila Hughes in third grade. Vivid images of corn reddening, trees bending with fruit, blue fringes curling in sun, dusty pods and silken spinners. Meado wrenched by harvest and brookside asters mark September’s transition to autumn cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Hughes
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Girls’ League
Y. W
A.C. Cole
O. EL Danger
New Century Clib
Black's
Missionary Society of St. Luke’s
Presbyterian
Ray Tiller
Universalists
Cropper
Afiss Imogene Fowler
Alusic
Gewing
J. P. Pilaon
Nea
Winston
Alta Carney
Leone Holdiman
Neva Steinmayer
Elle Errickson
Fern Kindig
Mona Fowler
Aline Doty
Ruth Adams
Bitts
Ernest Mixdor
Goldie Nation
Harold Massee
Linden L. A. S
Aleghad
Russell-Lamson
Church News
A. Jensen
World Wide Guild
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Leona Raime
Elsia Lukes
Ruth Ellis
Arizona
Miss Blis
D. L. Seymont
George Dunt
Edith Boelander
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Nicholas
Schulte
Henry Schnieder
A. C. Trudgian
Pilgrim
First Congregational Sunday School
J. J. White
CG. D. Krider
David Gibson
Goodfellow Fund
Plymouth Congregational Marm Bership
al Pettit
H. ‘Kb. Pines
Highty-five
St. John's School Hall
Women's Sewing Circle
J. Bussy
Herbert Lantz
Paul Penny
F. W. Wittstock
Buchanan's
Ym.c.a
Tierbert M. Reed
Third Street
Florida
Reed
Library
Mary Pertin
H. K. Rouse
Franklin, Street
W. A. Hendry
Western Avenue
Planit
U. A. Andrew
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Pioneer, Trust & Savingkr Bank
Dubuagque
Kealant
Katherine C
F. C. Keley
Milton Byron
Waterloo Players
W. F, Rsiey
Tangier
Morocco
Mulussa
Amaryoucel el Ghorjmar
Buchanan
M. C. AL
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Children’s Automobiles
Mama
Helen Bunt Jackson
Great Western Sugar Cue Sugar Building
Great Western Beet Pigar
Scooters
Hall-Ekfest CO
Bridge Street
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