Mary Lutgen’s First Natal Anniversary Observed at Party
Mary Lutgen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lutgen Locust street is one year old today. Her mother hosts eight other mothers and babies this afternoon with Gordon Wagner and Truman Wagner sharing in the celebration. Decorations reflect the holiday season and a birthday cake lights the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louisa Lutgen
J. J. Lutgen
Locust Street
Mary Louise
Gordon Calvin ‘Wagner
Aur
Truman Wagner
Mizpah Circle elects officers and outlines charity plan
Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. R O Meeks home. Officers were chosen: C F Chaney president, Jones vice president, R J Tarpy secretary, L A Littington treasurer, Lindsey custodian of supplies. County and night vice presidents named. Members planned Christmas charity work and exchanged gifts. They pledged to furnish the pulpit at First Machonist church with flowers on the first Sunday each quarter. Hostess group listed and program included two piano solos by Janet Filigle and two beast solos by John West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
King’s Daughters
R .O. Meek
Janet Filigle
John
Chale
C. F.chaney
Jones
R. J. Tarpy
L. A. Littington
Lindsey
J. G.ralston
C. H. Abbs
A. &. Stuntzner
Henry ‘Siebers
F. J. Lindsey Vung
C.L. Kahler
Christmas Party at YWCA for Boys and Girls
Employed Girls council and health education department sponsor a Christmas party at the YWCA on December 17 for all young people over high school age. Miss Florence L. Hinson and Miss Edna George oversee the arrangements with a program and informal recreation. helpers include Ulisses Wilda Mae Beck and others. The issue also notes a surprise birthday party for Joe Greenley with games and 500 entertainment, plus security benefits talks for the Security Benefit association and a postponed play at Calvery Evangelical church hosted by the Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employed Girls Council
Health Education Department
Association
Florence L. Hrinson
Edna George
Ulisses
Wilda
Wilda’ Mae: Beck, Duedne Friesenberg, Neva Sclwem
Pearl +Pettis
Marie Hansen
Fitzgerald Appointed Legion Auxiliary Chief
Mrs. Fitzgerald elected chief executive of the American Legion Auxiliary at Memorial Hall. Des planned Christmas party December 29 with supper, cards, and dancing. Legion hosts dance December 30 at the Forum. Miss Steinverg spoke on the Third District convention to be held December 16. Staff includes Mrs. Johnson, Barnes, Reedon, Cleveland, Treganze, and Stevens. Executive committee members named. Birthday party for Elizabeth Yeingman held at Sacred Heart School. Ninety couples attended the weekly dance at Waterloo Lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. J. Wizgerald
Ju A. Dartint
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Legion
Misa Steinverg
Hidora
Lidge Danuce
Waterloo
Christmas Charity and Church Activities Highlight Local News
The First M E Philathea class hosted a Christmas party with Bessie Young Marl é Boyd and Neva Oxley aiding hostesses. Marion Martin performed songs and a Christmas story was read. Gifts and toys were collected for needy children. Walnut Street Baptist Church multiple officer elections and events noted, including Seavch light class reelecting Mrs N S W Ertwisis as president and a bazaar rescheduled due to the storm. Volunteer Sunday school class at Linden Method ist Church elected officers and planned a Dec 20 box social inviting all adults and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. O
Linden Methodist Church
Dora Hepler
William Irlan
OG A A. Zuehlke
C. W. Harrop
W. B. Porter
Yehiutch
Beauty tips for better shaped hands in daily care
A female reader asks how to improve hand shape. Advice emphasizes protection, gloves for housework and dishwashing, rubber gloves for hair washing, keeping hands warm, daily oil or ointment massage, and avoiding harsh soap saps. The article notes nail health ties to skin care and heat exposure.
Linden M.E. Women Sponsor New Year Picnic
Linden Methodist church hosts a New Year community picnic at noon on New Year’s Day organized by the Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. Wilram Largon and John Wiker chaired the hostess group division four. Committee members include Mrs. W Be Porter president and others. Division five led by Mrs. Bess Friedley plans evening musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligdies’ Aid Society
Gartos of Linden Methodist Church
Wlram Largon
Chel John Wker
W. Be. Porter
Dora Hepler
William Chapmng
Earl Chapman
William Chapman
Society
Jol Cotton
Bess Friedley
Eveniog
Oldest Veteran Hiram Hoxie Celebrated at Birthday Courtesy
Hiram Hoxie aged 89 is honored as the oldest comrade at a Robert Anderson post birthday party for Daughters of Veterans. Twenty two comrades attend with guests from Hudson La Porte City and Clarisville. Speakers include six dignitaries and Hoxie. dinner decor follows Christmas colors. organizers include Mrs. Gertrude Wright and four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hoxie
Robert Anderson Post
Hudson
la Porte City
Clarisville
Drants
A, E. Wheat
G. WW
Bath
Philpot to Enter Soldiers Home
Cedar Falls, Dec. 11. George W. Philpot, 88, long resident of Cedar Falls, will enter a Soldiers Home in Marshalltown. He has suffered poor health for weeks and is now in serious condition, with family and comrades planning to accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
George W. Philpot
Cedar Walls
Marshalltown
Philnot
Firat Street
Plan Yuletide Parte
Alta Freeman
State Teachers College
Gilchrist Hall
O'Clark
Marjorie Smith
Bedford
Alicea Ponneson
Dike
Carene Vandersail
CeGar
Zlon Aid
Ladies' Aid S Society of Zion Evangelical Church
Dorothea Dodge and Donald Hayes Wed in Jesup Ceremony
Miss Dorothea FE Dodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Ty J Dodge and Donald Hayes were married at Jesup Iowa in a ceremony read by Rev C B Driver at the Presbyterian Range. Only close relatives attended. Miss Dodge recently graduated Jesup High School and served as assistant secretary at the Jesup Consolidated School. Mr Hayes works for Brunswick Phonograph Company at Dubuque and they will reside there after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Dorothea FE. Dodge
Ty. J. Dodge
Presbyterian Range
B. Driver
Jesup High School
Hayes
Jesup Consolidated School
Es Brunswick Phonograph Company
Dubuque
Christmas Party Notes From Kumchata Club Activities
The article details a series of social events at local clubs. Kumchata held a Christmas party with Thursday gatherings at the YWCA and planned charity work. Mrs W W Anderson hosts next with Kenneth Schreiner presenting Wellknown Pictures. Extras include exchange of gifts, bridge games at Mrs Alexander Muteh’s, and a 1 o'clock luncheon by Mrs A B Serbe with Mrs J J Caldwell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kumchata
Young Women's Christian Association
W. W. Anderson
Kenneth Schreiner
A. B. Serbe
Christman
XX Club
WPTG
J. J. Caldwell
Erbe
Local notices and social items from La Porte City
Edith Adams reports from La Porte City after Waterloo Evening Courier. Dec events include Hart slipping on ice injuring her arm. Crumins Reyes shows improvement. L. Cummins retires after 45 years in business. public notices of local residents and club activities. Social gatherings feature Fancy Doers hosted by Mildred Milligan and arrivals of George Wasson What Cheer Iowa and Oren Kaiser visiting relatives.
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Lia Porte City
Edith Adams
la Porta City
Waterloo
Courier
la Porte City
Hart
C. Goodwin
Tfm
Goodwin
Thoraday
Moo. Crumins Reyes
Active Busines
L. Cumming
John Betts
Mr. Betts
Liu Porte City
Viv
Bir
Cummins
Cumbins
I Gelien
Gould
Ida Hunter
Maria Herde
la Porte
Oren Kaiser
H. E. Kaiser
Mrr
Oklahoma
Texas
La Porte City Vet Named Head of GAR Election
A La Porte City Civil War veteran was elected commander of the Robert Anderson post GAR at Memorial Hall. He succeeds Col Amos Wheat, whose term ends with January installation. Other officers named include Leighton Vier as senior vice commander and Julius Vernis as junior vice commander. Twenty three Civil War veterans attended, including members of the Daughters of Union Veterans who hosted a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allison
Ta Porteity
Robert Anderson Post
GA. R
Memorial Hall
Amos Wheat
Leighton Vier
Hrren Leighton
Jidias Vernis
Juntas
1. C. Clark
Chapham
J. P. Moyer
Alison
la Porte City
Evangelist Speaks On Holy Land At Waltr Street Baptist
Rev. Harry O. Anderson evangelist in charge at Wal trol Street Baptist Church emphasizes his impressions of the Holy Land in tonight discourse titled Rand and the Rawid Work. He recently returned from a world tour and spoke Thursday on The Old Rugged Crags, praising the cross as power to believers. Mrs. Dury, women’s worker, will meet all present after Sunday events at 1715 Te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Anderson
Waltrl Street Baptist Church
Holy Land
Grand jurors set sessions as March panel nears
A lengthy report outlines upcoming grand jury sessions in March and September, notes judge availability, and details efforts to keep jurors and petit juries active. It records Cook and Howards commenting on timing, and Thomp son announcing new juries will be drawn next week. It also mentions surrounding civic activities and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
JF. W. Howards
J. W. Thompson
W. A. Cook
Spe
City in Brief From a Broken Lens Report
The item notes Irene Facly ill with influenza at 1107 Wranklin Street, Woods on vacation in California, Dr Gc W and Ales Gillin visiting their brother Robert in Lie Minis, and Ricker Van Metre visiting his mother Mrs T Van Metre. M J Tobin sold 330.5 acres in Spring Creek to W S Goodhue for 44310 at 129 per acre. Charles Pye of Des Moines, secretary of the Town State Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Facly
Wranklin Street
Courier Pattern Request From Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you within 10 days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Terlqo
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Mary Lutgen
Natal
Black
Mizpah Circle
Y.W.C.A
Joe Greenley
J. P. Greenley
Arthur Lnvder
Greeniey
Clarence Wren
Snyder
Oo Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias
Winkle Eggleston
Mr .Smale
Calvery Evangelical Church
Sons of Union ,Everness of
Civil War Auxiliary
Frank Johnson
W. K. Barnes
J. Heedon
8. A. Cleveland
Loren Treganze
Roy Stevens
Thomas McCartney
J. V W. Jones
Henry Snider
J. B. Becker
Sacred Heart School
Elizabeth Yeingman
Bra
Louis Weinzman
Church. News
NS W. Ertwisis
Walnut Street
Peter Daley
J. BE. Myers
D. K. Stover
Fidelis
Helene
George Kee
Yaa Cay
Gear Salis Daily News
George H. Twaddle
Acre
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lit Wests
Ourth
Philpot
Concifinn Alanis
Shrine Party
Finchfordi
Jense L. March
Pioneer
Union Township
HL. Gillette
The
Christian Church
Finchford
Winchford Cemetery
Minneapolis Symphony
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
David J. Wattere
Washington Street
Dorothea E. Dodge
Donald Hayes
Josso Club
Alexander Muteh
Frank Morri
George Sherrill
M As. L. Hayward
Mary Fee
J. I. F. Club
Gertrude J. Freeman
Snardiin
Willam
Frank Mreemin
Preeman
Pajitoad Company
MPA
Marne
Fay
Mildred
Sion
Club
Myrtle Kreist
Tayi Allison
Rai i. Atpers
MTOR
Tverbegen
Pyyer
Bysinoes
Dwry
Jiarkry
Anderson
Grundy Center
H. B. Boies
Rochester
Alvnn
Manchester
Pye
Des Moines
Tonjacht
Arch W. AfeFarlane
United Commercial Travelers
Aa. B. Lovejoy
B. F P. Swisher
Fort Dodge
M. Cc
Cadagan
Charles A. Marsh
First National Bank
Leland Avenue
Marsh
Gallstone
Wast High
Orange
Svea
Miller
Walnut St. Baptist Church
Hughanan’s
Y.alc.a
Hyson
the Fowler Co
Waterloo, Towa
Old St. Nick
Christy
Black Hawk Cigar CO
Sr. Tkix
West Fourth Street
Hould Produce Their Owns
Chicago, MI
Firestone-Apsiey Rubber Company
Hudson, Mass
Boston
Mass
Usber
Woods
Bridge St
Pombe Ae Ees
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