Maxine Greeny Marries Merton Friedley at First Methodist
Miss Maxine Greeny announced her marriage to Merton Friedley on November 22 at First Methodist Episcopal church in New Hampton. The ceremony was by Rev. Jamies Hird with attendants Julius Johnson and wife. Guests learned of the wedding from cards hidden in candy baskets. Decorations featured yellow and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Friedley and Mr. Friedley plan to live with her parents after Christmas.
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Afr
Mia
George B. Green
Rloerside
Maxine Greeny
Merton Friedley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
New Hampton
Jamies Hird
Julius Johnson
Eytning
Gests
Abs
Green
P. L. Friedley
Louise Green
Bernice Porter
Carol
Burr
Luella Rose
George Coutts
W. D. Sindlinger
Fern Qman
Thyra Buck
Helen Potter
Dorothy Johnson
Lyle Webster
Bfyron Rightey
Georges Marker
James Wood
Club Notes Highlight Seasonal Socials and Gifts
IY W club members exchanged gifts Friday at Mrs OQ Junger’s home and voted to contribute to the Salvation Army. O U K club hosted by Mrs Charles White with $500 in attendance and honors awarded to Mrs Oro Stegman and Irving Drape. Golden Its husband guests attended a Christmas dinner at Black’s with dancing and winners named. Pioneer Social Club met at Mrs F Parcris Orange with husbands as guests. noon dinner followed by radio entertainments and quilting. Non members present included Mr and Mrs Laster Parris and others.
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Oro Stegman
Irving Drape
Earl Manning
A. W. Peterson
Sunset Club
Salvation Army
Husbands of
Golden
Fab
Black
Danco
Nick Phillips
S. Chandler
Rader’ Smith
Charles Lustoft
Pioneer Social Club
F. Parcis
Orange
D A R Sends Box of Gifts to Ellis Isle Immigrants
Members of Water loo chapter Daughters of the American Revolution packed and sent gifts to immigrant men and women detained at Bis Island. The box was prepared at their Friday session and annual Christmas party held at Blrack's tearoom.
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Bis Island
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Blrack
P. Oh. Pauleen
T. EH. Scott
Memoria
Mary Melrose
Tow
National Organization
Washington
D. C
C. PF. Brown
The
Revolution
J. A. Hoskins
Earl A. Roadman
Franz E. Adams
John W. Gwynhue
A. C. Prime
W. A Lane
Claire Parker
Lane
Gwynna
Parker
Fred J. Miller
Randman
May Foote
Cedar Falls
Eyer Jones
George DelWald
J. E. Johnson
Mmes
John Gwynne
S. M. Bentley
P. BE
Congressmen Guests of Iowa Society at Capital
Iowa Society held its second reception and dance of the season on Tuesday evening December 8 to honor new congressmen and their wives F Dickinson Lotts of Davenport and Licrd Thurston of Osceola who spoke Rep Clifton A Woodrum entertained with songs The tea social featured a box sale of candy and articles auctioned to the highest bidder Guests included Reps J Dickinson T J Robinson and WF Keapp
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Town State Society
Congress
F. Dickinson Lotts
Davenport
Licrd
Rep. Is
J. Dickinson
Algona
T. J. Robinson
Hampton
WF. Keapp
Biguat Pleasant
Burts Honored at Farewell Parties
US 2 farewell courtesy to Mr and Mrs Adustin Burt. They will live in Pomona California. Friends will call 6 to Sunday evening at Dr J G McAlvin home. Dr and Mrs H H Seerley Cedar Falls entertained Burt guests at Black's tearoom. Mrs Burt is daughter of Prof M W Bartlett. Fifty First Congregational Brotherhood members honored Mr Burt at church social rooms. B F E Swisher praised his 25 years of service. Progressive Delphians to hold Christmas dinner at Mrs H C Keiber home. Mayme Daniels to lead program Life and Literature in the Time of the Renaissance. H O Mortimer B Cleveland to speak on Color Harmony and Interior Decorating. Program opens 3.
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Pomona
Cal
J.G. McAlvin
Black’s
Bri
Burt
M. WV. Bartlett
First’ Teachers College
Seerley
Cedar Falls
First Congregational Brotherhood
B. F E. Swisher
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H.C. Keiber
Mayme Daniels
H. O
Mortimer B. Cleveland
C. D. Cass
L. W
Statis
International Harvester Company
Black Hawk
Sinus
Chicago
William G. Crowder
First
M. E. Church
Charles Ity
Carl C. Keller
Main Street
Crowder
Miner Milling Company
Upper Iowa
Nels Mayland
State Teachers College
Latt
Waukon
Vinton
Osceola
Spencer
Hampton
Newton
Iowa City
Pleasantville
Moville
New Hampton
Mes. Blanchard
Alice Boomer
Legion Meeting
Rose Selenrich
al FL Corwin
Anton Berg
Woman's Auxiliary
Waterlow
Barney Cobhbert
Dora Bennison
Henry Johnson
Edith Hansen
Washington Street
West Branch
Blaster
Donald Hansen
H. FE. Lincoln
Cedar Helehts
Florida
Air
Oliver Riker
Grant Street
Mmes
Mr. A. Bowen
Edward G. Pattee
Chester Shaw
Elks Dedication Week Ends With Ballroom Dance Party
Waterloo lodge Elks wrap up dedicatory week with 200 couples dancing in the ballroom after a formal dedication of the new home and memorial services. Eightpiece orchestra provided music. luncheon served. visiting Elks attended. future celebrations include a Christmas party and children’s song practice at the hall.
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Waterloo
Beauty Chats on oatmeal baths for skin relief and nerves
Mrs. s., J., plagued by widespread dry irritated skin and nervous trouble, finds relief through hot oatmeal baths. A specialist prescribes hot oatmeal baths daily, progressing from a pound to a quarter pound, plus rest and care. The method softens skin, soothes itching, aids sleep, and supports recovery alongside nourishing meals.
Plymouth Parish Supper Courtesy to Pastor's Family
Plymouth Congressional church parish supper was served to 75 people Friday evening in the church social room as a courtesy to Rev. and Mrs. William Hardcastle and their son Ward who arrived in Waterloo recently. Wilson Walton presided with an exchange of felicitations from church departments. Speakers included Harry Pines for the church, Leo Brooks for the brotherhood, Mrs. Eda Kelly for the Sunday school, Mrs. Kenny for the choir, Mrs. Har ity Pines for the women's organizations and Gladys Weatherwasl for the Christian Endeavor society. Choir members led in communal singing and tables were decorated in Christmas flowers and colors.
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Plymouth Congressional Church
William Hardcastle
Ward
Waterloo
Wilson Walton
Harncastle
Harry Pines
Leo Brooks
The
Brotherhood
Eda Kelly
Kenny
Harity Pines
Gladys Weatherwasl
Christian Endeavor Society
Two Waterloo Woman's Club Departments Schedule Next Week
Pine Arts and Evening departments of the Waterloo Woman's club plan programs. The Pine Arts group meets Tuesday at 2 36 p.m. in the clubhouse for entertainment, while the Evening group holds a 6 30 p.m. Christmas dinner Friday at Black's. Reservations for the dinner are with Mrs. S J Fairbanks and Mrs. D Ho Wick by Wednesday noon. Gifts for Perkins hospital children will be collected at the dinner. Readings by Mrs. Fairbanks and Miss Marie Hardin on piano solo by Betty Young, a vocal solo by Mrs A C Kessler, a cornet solo by Dana Lasser, and selections by a quartet. Mrs W H Bickley will read her poems.
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Tme
Fairbanks
Marie Hardin
Betty Young
A.C. Kessler
Dana Lasser
Esler
L. C. Ransom
Helen
Darylene Whittle
W. H. Bickley
Waterloo Woman's Club Hosts First Big Holiday Party
Nellie M. Green chairs the hostess committee for Waterloo Woman's Club first holiday party Monday afternoon in the city. Committee members include Mrs. G. Z. Flatpers for cards, Mrs. Dy. Ibintoon on refreshments, Mrs. B. G. Hunter on decorations, and Mrs. James Henderson on programs.
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Ratsuard
Magathly
Waterloo
Nellie M. Green
Church News Program Highlights at St Luke's Taith Eeran
The St Luke's Taith Eeran church evening featured a missionary message and a reading by Nellie Swyers. Music was provided by Rev. M G Court and performances by Mrs Chesterton and Margaret Choate, with others in the program.
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St. Luke's Taitheran Church
Nellie Swyers
M. G. Court
Ee, Chestertan
Margaret Choate
Viola Hartsell New President of Relief Corps
Mrs. Viola Hartsell elected chief executive of the Woman's Relief Corps at Memorial hall, succeeding Ida Alderman who becomes senior vice president. New officers include Margartlett as junior vice president, Adhie A McCormick treasurer, Carrie Johnson chaplain, Grace Bross conductress, Fannie Cerda guard. Delegates named for Keokuk convention and district delegates listed. Memorial hall set for Christmas birthday party and jelly barrel for Marshaltown soldiers home. $25 fund to Boy Scouts. Clara Barton tribute planned.
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Viola Hartsell
Lng
Woman's Relief Corps
Stinor Vicg
Ida Alderman
Nfurésel
Alderman
Margartlett
Anna Glas
Maude Brayton
New Hartford
Boy Scouts
Sara Eines
Marshall Town
Memorial Hall
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Marshaltown
Afemortal Hall
Fern C. Brown
Study Club Hosts Guest Day Program With Music and Talk
The study club held its annual guest day after noon in a home setting entertaining more than Ts members and friends. Miss Callie Wieder addressed the group on the public library department organization. Performers included Virginia, Erma, and Arline Cole with other local musicians. A serving table was set in seasonal colors, and a later notice announced a Phil Omega Pi sorority dinner honoring Eta chapter members and pledges at Black's Tearoom.
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Callie Wieder
A. G. Cole
Abrs
C. A. Boat+man
Don Axon
Coralie
Philip Coontz
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Phil
Omega-Pi Sorority
Eta Chanter
Black
Hoxie and McCoy to Join Library Board Nominees
Wirt P. Hoxie of Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co and Jackson McCoy, Evening Courier manager, will be named to the public library board by Mayor E. Grady. They take over unexpired six year terms of Herbert Reed and Austin Burt, who resigned for extended absence. Other trustees include Mrs. Matt Parrott and Saune M. Wal ars among others. Reed was board president and Burt vice president.
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Wirt P. Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Jackson McCoy
Evening Courier
Publictc Board of Trustees
E. Gragy
Herbert \. Reed
Austin Burt
Matt Parrott
Slaune M. Walars
R. A. Folk
J.J. Fressle
Williard
Hi. B. Boies J. Hanlon
Reed
Burt
Mennonite Dream of Promised Land Fades in Mexico
A Mennonite group seeking a promised land in the Rio Grande valley found their Mexican dreams fade after two years of hardship and famine. Frustrated, many plan to return to Manitoba, Canada, as families recount the failed venture in haunting terms while others depart for home.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Canada
Manitoba
PPA
Nate Passer
Muontty
Dallas
Fes
Apj
Cedar Falls senior class reaches seventy enrollment
Cedar Falls Cedar Falls high school senior class nears 70 members with 25 boys and 45 girls. The first semester ends January 22. students at risk of failing will be known by then. Representatives from five cities plan to attend a Tuesday conference on State Teachers college summer schools.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Gilcnrist
Thelvo
Iner
Cedar Palls
Evangelical Church
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L. 3
Sea Ber
LeMars
Grandson of John D Prentice Wins Yale Scholarship Despite Scandal
John Rockefeller Prentice, grandson of John D Rockefeller, earns a Yale University scholarship while earning ten dollars weekly as a phone operator. He says he distanced from his famous family, was dropped from the New York Social Register, and plans to support himself without inheritance. He began at Yale in 1919, left to work five years in a Boston hardware store, then returned to Yale. He insists family ties remain cordial and he is self supporting.
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Conn
John Rockefeller Prentice
Yale University
John D. Rockefaller
New York
Yale
Boston
Social Register
Prentice
James J Hogan scholarship awarded at Yale Delta Kappa fund
Prentice receives the James J Hogan scholarship funded by a $5,000 Yale Delta Kappa memorial fund. The award recognizes two men of strong character, good standing, fair scholarship, leadership, and financial need.
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Maklor
Prentice
James J. Hogan
Yale
Delta Kappa
Qosi
Lawyer Drops His Bottle in Davenport Courtroom
Davenport lawyer Charley Cooper lost his case in Scott County court and dropped a bottle of alleged liquor from his pocket during closing arguments. Deputies and the sheriff investigated the incident, with the bottle labeled as White Mule.
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Dee
Charley Cooper
Scott County
Scott County Bar Association
Cooper
Martin
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