Golden Wedding Dinner Celebrates 50 Years of Koob Family
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Koob celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner at 215 Ninth Street East. About 65 guests attended, including seven children, numerous grandchildren, and relatives from Waterloo and surrounding towns. The couple, married December 11, 1875, have lived in Waterloo about 22 years and are active members of First Lutheran Church. an informal reception is planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Koob
Ninth Street East
Arado
Frank Cage
Cedar Heights
Fred Koob
Hazleton
R. EB. Steimberg
Dever
Ed Koob
Desap
A. J Roth
Walter Koob
Jubilee
Knob
Waterloo
First
Klingaman Farewell Party Before Winter in California
Twenty five relatives visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Klingaman southwest of the city for a farewell picnic. The couple plan to spend the winter in California visiting Pomona Long Beach and Los Angeles before leaving next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L.klingaman
California
Arthur Millard
Nettle
Johnson
Y Pomona
Long “Beach
Los Angeles
Christmas Party Draws Big Crowd At Hotel Russell
A Christmas dinner and program hosted by United Commercial Travelers auxiliary and families at Hotel Russell-Lamson drew about 125 attendees. Entertainment featured a variety of acts and a transfer ceremony among four members. Guests included numerous local couples and Hadassah plans were also announced for a meeting and Hadassah Buds rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Russell-Lamson
Cound
Social Calendar Features Numerous Local Clubs and Meetings
Community groups and societies schedule activities at various venues including White Sea inn, Unity hall, First M. E. church, Groves Memorial U B church, Carpenter hall, Fireman's hall, and Lincoln school. Attendees span organizations such as P T A Lincoln, D A R, Hadassah, W C T U, Pythian Sisters, Loyal Helpers, Royal Neighbors, and many others through Monday Tuesday events.
Schubert Play Presented by Music Juniors at YWCA Meeting
A Schubert playlet titled Ife of Schubert was performed by the Junior auxiliary B Natural Music club at the YWCA. Cast included Martha Thommesen Helen Simmons Made Une King Dorothy Thompson and others. Piano numbers by Jane Eby Doris Dunham a piano duet by Helen Singelbach and Miss Brinkman and solo by Alice Wilbur. Miss Louisa Hagerman read a story of Schubert's life. Plans were made for a Christmas program and party on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
B -Natural Music Club
Martha Thommesen
Helen Simmons
Made- Une King
Dorothy’ ‘Thompson
Mrabryan Murphy
Maxine Polters
Alice Wilbur
Alice Mays
Aldene Snyder
Helen Tackman
Jane Eby
Doris Dunham
A. M. Wratislaw
Helen Singelbach
Miss Brinkman
Louisa Hagerman
Wee
Collins
Local Girls Attend Announcement Luncheon For Wedding
Announcement in this city notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss Miriam Ruth Van Evers daughter of Mr and Mrs H Manley Van Evers to Kenneth Winkers Bowman Davenport June 12. An announcement luncheon Saturday in the Younker tearoom Des Moines included Miss Margaret Weishang and Miss Mary Stevenson of this city as classmates at Grinnell College among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Ruth van Evers
H. Manley van Evers
Kenneth Winkers Bowman
Davenport
Younker
Des Moines
Margaret ,Weishang
Mary. Stevenson
van Evera
Grinnell College
Daughters of Isabella Schedule December Meeting
Daughters of Isabella will hold an important business meeting Tuesday evening in K. C. hall. This is the only December meeting arranged. A piente supper will be served at 6 20, followed by bridge and 500 tables beginning at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
First M
Hints in Beauty Care and Finishing Touches for Women
The article notes modern women seek a final polish beyond nature, using cosmetics like powder rouge and lipstick, bleaching skin, shaping hair, manicures, and nail care. It warns against overuse and suggests skilled application for procedures like henna dye and lash tinting, while advising simple, safe practices such as proper rinsing with bicarbonate of soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowoman
Mae
Foresters Admit 23 New Members at St Mary’s Banquet
Bt Marys Court No 1234 hosted a Sunday ceremony admitting 23 new Foresters. About 160 attended the banquet with musical numbers by St Marys High School pupils. Speakers included Rev Flissmeyer Dr Murphy and Russell Lamson who spoke on Sojania Abroad with pictures of Rome and European cities. The meal was served by the local branch of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Mary's Court
Catholc Greer
Foresters
St. Mary's High School
Theodosius Flissmeyer
St. Mary's Church
George Cgc. Murphy
N. J. Lenta
St. John's Church
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
L M. McCunniff
Missouri and Kansas
Charles BE. Byrnes
Cedar Rapids
Forest. Shores
A. A. Hoffman
Afiss
Margaret Horan
D. J
Mullen
Howard Girsch
Hoffman
John W. Koch
State Court
Vatican
Rome
Milan
Florence
Venice
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
England
Scotland
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Orange Couple’s Silver Wedding Date Observed
The twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Messer was celebrated in Orange Township with a noon dinner after Sunday services. About 76 attended, including their two sons Vernons and Martin, local pastors, and several couples. A silver sandwich tray was a class gift and a large cake fed the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spectal Kervica
Orange Township
G. W. Messer
Lovel Helpers
Messer
Vernons and
Martin
A. P. Blough
W. H. Lichty
Paul Longenecker
Wilson Fleming
Samuel Fike
H. W. Miller
la Porte City
H. W. Rueppel
Waterloo
Circles to Hold Work Sessions and Holiday Parties
Circle gatherings arranged for this week include Scattergood circle meeting Tuesday at 8 o’clock at Mrs. Joe Gibson’s home with officers to be nominated. Silver Cross circle hosts an all day session Tuesday at Mrs. Mayme Gallagher’s home with noon dinner. Mizpah circle plans Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George Huntington’s home for a Christmas party with gifts exchanged. Hostesses are listed as several members. An evening party featured Miss Ann Miller hosting at her home with luncheon and bridge and a guest list of local residents. bridge prizes awarded to several attendees. Travel speaker Rev Donard Bigciner closed his travel lecture series Sunday by describing Switzerland and Austria and Germany’s southeast entrance. Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors to elect officers Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Black Hawk I O C F hall. Excition school teachers to dine at Black’s tearoom this evening with gifts wrapped for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sea Inn
Alicia Webster
McKinley School
K. C. Hall
Unity Guild
M. E. Church
Clara Barton guild—Universalist
Woman's Clubhouse
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Mayme Gallagher
WLC
Happy Hour Club
J. C. Ricker
Waterloo Biklets—Elks Club
Chautauqua Circle
Cadwallader
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
R. T.—Fireman's Hall
Pioneer Club
Frank Wildle
Groves Memorial U. B. Church
Marie Besh
King's Daughters
Joe Gibson
First Brethren Church
Austin Smith
Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Faith
First Evangelical Church
T. A—Alcott School
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
Halt
Whree
Scattergood
Home Park Boulevard
H. R. O'Dell
Don Miller
Third Street West
Plenia
Mizpah Circle
George Huntington
Haltimore Street
H. W. Dunlap
J. G. Ralston
M. D. Thompson
G. FE. Meserve
F. BD. Lindsey
Ann Miller
Mair Street
Helen Pfeiffer
Hazel Stansbury
Evelyn Hile
Madeline Darby
Fem Nicholson
Dan Brennan
Merle, Brown
Arthur Bellis
L. WL. Clever
Marrill Knott
William Stringer
Paul Wagner
Wilburn Endfield
Bridge
Stensbury
Cleven
Brow
Brennan
Donard
Bigciner
Universalist Church
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
O. C. F. Hall
Our Lady of Victory Court
Our Lady of Victory
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Memorial Hall
Waterloo Club
George Buchan
Graves Memorial U. B
Cortlandt Street
Pal- Mn
G. W. Wood
Grundy Center
J. A. Trimble
Memoriak-hall
Phil Hanna
Imperial “Bench
Cal
Mark Campbell
Bast
George “I. “Paust
Ruth Tumbleson
Club Notes Jueves Tardex Events This Week
Meek Thursday luncheon by Mrs. R W Jiarhin at 700 Riverside Drive. Pioneer club hosts Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Willie 209 Jefferson Street. Clio club matinee and Incheon Wednesday at Black's Tearoom. Wild Rose all day Thursday at Mrs. A H McKeller 622 Home Park Boulevard with turkey dinner. Enoch Leckington and W P Kearns hostesses. Christmas program and officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueves Tardex Club
R. W.W. Jiarhin
Riverside Drive
Pioneer Club
Frank Willie
Jefferson Atreet
Wild Rose Club
A. H. McKeller
Home Park Boulevard
Enoch Leckington
W. P. Kearns
Christmas party at Atcott school by P T A
The Parent Teacher Association at Atcott school holds a Christmas party Tuesday at 7 45 o clock with community singing a mixed quartet from East High singing carols directed by Grace Ullemeyer readings by Edna Dahlin a talk on Good Books by Sue Northey and refreshments led by P H Yagla with help from mothers of fifth and sixth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Atcott School
East High‘ School
Church Group Meetings Planned Across Local Congregations
Numerous church circles and guilds schedule meetings this week across First Lutheran Mission, Universalist, First Evangelical, First M B church and others. Hostesses include Mrs John C Jago 107 Sycamore, Miss Jean Gobb, Mrs C B Rieber, and Mrs W O Wright. Activities feature business sessions elections Christmas parties and social hours with varied locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
John C., Jago
Sycamore Street
Des Moines Hosts Annual State Agricultural Convention
Fair managers from town and county fairs gather for the twenty first Towns State Fair Managers Association convention in Des Moines. Speakers include C S Miller E A Phillips Ray P Speer Glenn Hazen and H M Ofelt. Governor Hammill will speak at the banquet. The convention will hear A R Carey C E Cameron and TH A Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fair Managers’ Association
Burlington
Hammill
A. R. Carey
E. Cameron
State Fate Board
TH. A. Wallace
May Reopen College Plan Faces State Aid Request
The Tabor Iowa college plans to reopen with a state aid request as the legislature considers the matter. Officials announce a decision after a period of closure and seek funding to restart operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Dee
Tabor College
Pefara
Big Wineer
Lions Club Speaker at Black's Tearoom Next Thursday
Mason City notes say G. Dunn, a former Democratic Iowa governor candidate and Mason City attorney, will speak at a Lions club weekly meeting at Black's Tearoom next Thursday noon. Also reported: police response to auto theft, city court activity, health updates on Gen Phil Hanna, staff illness and return at schools, and waterworks plans to attend a state convention on water mains extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohlis
Park Avenue
Lafayetta Street
George E. Shoemaker
Des Moines
League of Iowa Municipalities
Waterworks
Cornell Opens Big Endowment Drive
Cedar Rapids Iowa launch of a three day drive for 1.85 million dollars in endowment funds for Cornell college. Otis Lemison chairs the campaign and seeks 1.1 million to secure a 0.5 million Rockefeller Foundation gift. Pledges already total 245 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dee
U.R
Cornell College
Otis Lemison
Rockefeller Foundation
Christmas shopping tips from Waterloo area shops
A bustling catalog of gifts and Holiday decor from Waterloo Drug Inc and Woods, Sherwood, Agnes Thompson, and Mary Lou. Suggested items include cigars pipes perfume lingerie and corsages, notched coats dresses and festive artificial floral arrangements. Mary Lou offers personal shopping assistance for Christmas plans and Riviera Tea Room promises holiday charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Drug Inc
Corned Beef Cakes and Raisin Pudding Recipe Notes
Corned beef leftovers are minced and mixed with mashed potatoes to form small cakes browned in butter. Raisin pudding layers rice and raisins baked with eggs sugar milk and butter, served with custard. Tips include water-rich cooking for macaroni and cautions about frying fat in fatty fish like mackerel blue fish and salmon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In Re
F. L
Klingaman
U. C.T
Patty
and. Sanquist
Creamery ‘Package Manufacturing ‘Company
Conger Street
W. T. Sanquist
Harold J. Miller
Ey H. Kimball
M. A. Peterson
Evelyn -Campbell
Thelma Remler
Mary Allen
Florence Wald
A. R. Johnston
R. L. Lammer
Ye Hadassah
D. of I
Excition School
Black’s Tearoom
Frank Asquith
Clio Club
Incheon
Black's Tearoom
P.T. A. Activities
Don Bandfield
E. J. Galbraith
Guy Burbank
A.’ D. Petty
Sioux Falls
Henry Schuster
Herbert Lantz
Lee Lipkin
Rho Sigma
Commercial Street
Ruth Sherman
Gilda Kaplan
Ann Feldman
Woman's Club
Roger Birdsall
Stephen McKenna
Waterloo IL C. OO. F
Waterloo 1
C. O
Church News
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist
Jean Gobb
C. B. Rieber
Faith Circle
Westminster
W. O. Wright
Denver Street
W. R. Burkett
Intermediate Luther League
Evelyn Hanson
Christel Guth
Palmer Abfalter
Kingsley Avenue
Marjorie Harker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. J. Walker
Austin Bmilth
Western Avenue
Men's Brotherhood
Kentucky
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
G. H. Farnsworth
William Felsner
F. A. Hunt
Charles Lewis
Henry Schneider
Asles. Org
Paris
Patou's
Frief
Buchanan's
Robert Burke
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Cedar Falls
Burke
Cornell
Marylee
Milady
Ray
Charming
Haliday
Sherwood’s
Mary Lou
Santa Claus
New Riviera Tea Room
Sihouetts
Agnes Thompson
Cordova
Dad
Booth-Joseph’s
Level
Madam
Tenet
Hannah
Redder
Noon
Peep
Sees
Sagas
Solos
Civic
Rotator
Anna
Bib
Gig
Shahs
Wedgwood
H. H
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
O, Een E
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
City and Blaze
Booth-Joseph CO
Watersloo
East
Sycamore
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