Poets Who Made Scotland Famous Described at Club
Mrs F N Marquis opened the Literary department of the Woman's club discussing Sir Walter Scott as a great interpreter of a new love for old ballads and songs. She cited The Lay of the Last Minstrel Marmion and The Lady of the Lake. Mrs J D Easton spoke on Robert Burns with life sketches and readings linking his poems to events. The program included luncheon and a 2:30 general meeting with Victor Herbert musical numbers by the Fine Arts department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Scott
F. N. Marquis
Woman's Club
Scott
Scotland
J. D. Easton
Robert Burns
Burns
Bruce
Wallace
Victor Herbert
Fine Arts Department
American Legion and Auxiliary to Have Party Dec 27
American Legion and auxiliary schedule a holiday party for Thursday evening December 27 in Memorial hall with a program and dancing. They vote a $25 gift for the state rehabilitation committee for Christmas packages to soldiers in hospitals, and will send the Iowa Legionnaire to gold star mothers next year. Refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
State Committee On Rehabilitation
Iowa Legionnaire
Frank Johnson
J. F. Balensifer
L. F. Nottger
Alice Bellinger
Cross
Christmas Party Program Held by Junior Auxiliary
A surprise Christmas party and program was hosted by the Junior Auxiliary to the Fine Arts department at the Woman's clubhouse on Thursday afternoon. Miss Harriet Buck performed violin pieces with her mother, and other numbers were played by Miss Margaret Gallup with Miss Katherine Sarset. Miss Edna Carney read The Other Wise Man. Miss Alice Vaughn chaired the program with Miss Maxine Mead presiding. A potluck supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Harriet Buck
Hadassah Buds Present Play at YWCA
Hadassah Buds staged the two act play Whats Tonight at the YWCA Thursday evening with orchestra numbers and a poem discussion by Mrs. Siegel on Menorah and Channuka. The cast will be honored at a luncheon theater party hosted by Mrs. Kanofsky Cohn and Siegel. Corsage bouquets were given to Mrs. Siegel and her daughter Esther Siegel who directed the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah Buds
Theodore Herzle
David Siegel
J. Kanofsky
Harry Cohn
Siegel
Social events fill Waterloo week with clubs and churches
A social calendar lists events across Waterloo including Homebuilders class at Walnut Street Baptist, D A R in Waterloo, Bethany Temple activities, White Shrine and Masonic events, Badger and T T D clubs, Philathea class at First Presbyterian, Knights and Ladies of Maccabee, O E F officers at Hotel Russell Lamson, Homemakers classes at First and Central churches, Married People's class at Central Christian, Ladies Encampment at Black Hawk hall, Little Players, Junior Moose, Triple Four club, S N B club, R F club, V V O V Sigma Phi at Hotel Russell Lamson, and Alpha Beta Gamma, Kappa Theta Psi at Black's Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
A. E. Rumsey
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
Badger Club
J. H. Swinbank
Mabel Kies
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Black’s Tearoom
First
M. E. Church
Philathea
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Fisher
J. J. Roberts
Couple Observes 45th Anniversary in Independence
In Independence on December 14 1930 Mr and Mrs C W Mattice celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary at their daughter Mrs J R McKains home with a family dinner and well wishers. The couple, married December 13 1883 in Webster City, have resided in Independence for 40 years. Mr Mattice is a traveling salesman covering much of northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
C. W. Mattice
J. R. McKain
Mattiice
Webster City
Mattice
Hints in Beauty Care Our New Figures
A reader discusses waistlines and corset trends returning to emphasize hips with belts and new styles that shape lines rather than a single silhouette. Modern stays offer partial support without waist compression, while cautioning against excessive use of charcoal for digestion and noting an adolescent's proportions may change as they mature.
Traer Folk Wed in Scotland Have Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs John McGowan of Traer Tama county celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with about 40 relatives for dinner. He born in Back Jarrock Scotland 79, she born 1856 on Corwarnains estate Scotland. They married in Scotland and came to Tama county in 1882. Their family and friends across towns honored them with gifts a gold watch chain gold necklace gold vase and a silver tea set. Names of local guests and Scottish origins noted plus a 1893 return trip and early Traer history including first building lumber for town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Dee
John McGowan
Goldfield
McGowan
Mr. McGowan
Back
Corwarmains
Scotland
Tama County
David Bodle
J. A. McCosh
James Wilson
California
A. J. Farnham
H. J. Sloan
Seattle
Wash
John Wilson
Tama Jim” Wilson
Hugh McCreath
H. G. Turner
William McCutcheon
Initiations And Dances Planned At Iowa Colleges
An all college dance will be held at Iowa State Teachers College tonight in the women's gymnasium with chaperones listed. Sorority initiations are featured over the weekend. V. O. V. Sigma Phi will hold services at Hotel Russell Lamson Saturday evening, Kappa Theta Psi also initiates there the same night. Alpha Beta Gamma conducts initiatory services at Black's tearoom Saturday evening. Tau Sigma Delta sorority holds a dinner party at the Coed Inn Cedar Falls Saturday evening. First and second kindergarten classes host a party at Bartlett all this evening during dinner. Bridge hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nauman dinner for 16 at Black's tearoom Saturday evening. bridge at 440 Home Park Boulevard. Mrs. Leo Cradinger entertains three tables of bridge at 1825 Fourth Street West Thursday afternoon with refreshments by Mrs. Harry Cohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College Women’s
L. I. Reed
Marion McFarland Walker
I. L. Lilteliei
V. O. V. Sigma Phi
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Kappa ‘Theta Psi
Alpha Beta-Gamma
Black’s
Tau
Sigma Delta Sorority
Cedar Falls
Bartlett
Robert. Nauman
Black's Tearoom
Home Park Boulevard
Leo Cradinger
Fourth Street West
Harry Cohn
Christmas party notices from local clubs
A series of social updates shows various clubs hosting Christmas gatherings. R Y F club plans a Merriman home party with gift exchanges. Gates Park Civic club met at Mrs. Edward May's home and schedules a Jan 9 meeting. Pandora club hosted by Mrs. Wing with luncheon. H U S T club dined at Black's tearoom with a gift exchange. Miss Holbrook hosted a bridge with prizes for Conrady and Myers. Kum-Chat-Awnhile held a Christmas luncheon at White Sea inn with new member Mrs. Witt and guest Mrs. Schreiner. Mrs. Pearl J. Akin to entertain Jan 10. Social Circle elected Mrs. Heald president at Mrs. Wilkins’s home with a Christmas party. Wild Rose club held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. McKeller’s with joint hosts Mrs. Leckington and Mrs. Kearns. officers elected and readings, carols, and card exchanges planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. U. S. T. Club
Black
Jeanette Holbrook
Franklin Street
Nelle Conrady
Nitella Myers
White Sea Inn
BE. F. Witt
Kenneth B. Schreiner
Pearl J. Akin
E. A. Heald
R. G. Wilkins
Alta Vista Avenue
Helen
A. H. McKeller
Wild Rose Club
Home Park Boulevard
Enoch Leckington
W. P. Kearns
Leckington
McKeller
Henry Glas
H. L. Williams
Martha Feeny
Joseph Cerda
A. H. Growther
Rowena Circle
S. M. Billick
Third Avenue West
Frances Glass
Clyde Goin
W. F. Martin
Martin Jorgenson
Church Picnic and Community Notices at Local Churches
Church and homemakers groups announce a picnic supper at 116 Kern Street hosted by Mr and Mrs J J Roberts. Worman’s auxiliary at St Mark’s Episcopal elected officers. gifts for St Monica’s Home Des Moines and clothing for Mopа parish. Various club meetings and holiday parties scheduled across Memorial Hall, Temple Rebekah, D A R Waterloo, and Ladies' Encampment auxiliary with dinners, games, and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Roberts
Kern Street
Worman’s
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
William Ashmore
Randall Street
John Chevalier
Lee Fallen
Julius Kuhrke
Alfred Rawlins
United Bankoffering
George Lingelbach
Charles Stearns
St. Monica's
Des Moines
Mopa. New
Sewer collapse requires urgent bids and local notices
East of Webster to Quincy streets the recently collapsed sewer is beyond repair prompting immediate bid calls for repairs by city council. City engineer Nathan B. Barber reports the failure and school nurse Joy Harmon and Latin teacher Marie Campbell both ill with influenza at home. Bernard R. Miller files for divorce from Ruby E. Miller, alleging separation since Oct 12 1927 and seeking permission to remarry. Social notices mention a chicken pie supper at First Presbyterian on Dec 15 and a Ladies' Aid bake sale at Piggly Wiggly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Quincy
Nathan B. Barber
Joy Harmon
East Public
Harmon
East High
Marie Campbell
Bernard R. Miller
Ruby E. Miller
Russell Dean
First Presbyterian Church
Former Iowa resident shot dead in Florida park shooting
Miami police say M. T. Bickham, once of Sioux City, Iowa, was shot and killed by Rueben J. Young of Seattle after a quarrel over a debt. The fatal shooting occurred in a city park during a band concert. Young confessed to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
M. T. Bickham
Sioux City
Seattle
Wash
Young
Bickham
Tama county awards $16,450 gravel contracts
Contracts let by Tama county supervisors to Moore & Eldtiage of Clemons Iowa for three graveling projects totaling 16450 dollars. Projects cover 3400 yards of stone at 1.85 per yard from Montour to LeGrand 800 yards east and north of Montour for 16 miles and 3500 yards class A gravel at 2.48 per yard from Montour four miles to Toledo township line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Toledo
Tama County
Moore & Eldtiage
Clemens
Montour
LeGrand
Body Found in Shack Near Solon
Iowa City deputies discovered the body of William McDonald aged 60 in a shack near Solon. Coroner George Maresh stated he had been dead for several weeks with no evidence of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
William McDonald
Solon
George Maresh
City in brief notes local events and almanac items
Father and mother glasses with white gold frames from Buchanan's. Mrs P J Hoffey is seriously ill at home. Hillcrest apartments resident Mrs H F Taylor returns from eastern trip. Mr and Mrs W H Bailey of Iowa City visited Waterloo. Bailey is a lawyer. Robert Potter confined at 928 First Street West with severe cold, improved today. Mrs Mary Bush and Claude Dye family depart to Long Beach California for winter. Maxine Twaites, 16, 1309 Grant Avenue, recovering after appendectomy at Allen Memorial hospital. Night school for foreign born residents at West High discontinued until after Christmas. resume Jan 2. W E Lahr of Bismarck, visiting Toledo, visited his ill Parkersburg father Valentine Lahr at 429 Baltimore Street. Birth announced for daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul E Johnson at St Paul. Johnson faculty member at Hamline University. Mrs Fred Morgan of 739 Cottage Street returns from Milwaukee Chicago. visited former Waterloo residents in Crown Point. Mrs Allen Johnson of 1731 Third Avenue West improving at Presbyterian Hospital. will return home Sunday. Dick Fortner, 1020 Seventh Street West, injured by automobile driven by J T Amen. Dick, 7, shaken but around. Fred J Miller East High principal. Edna Dahlin and W W Gibson judged at Buchanan County high school declamatory contest in Independence. Liquor injunctions granted by Judge Hasner against Grant Williams, J F Hellyer, George Clark, G M Jenkins. Waterloo City Council to meet this afternoon at 4:30 to open bids on Fourth Street sewer repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
W. E. Lahr
Bismarck
N. D
Toledo
Valentine Lahr
Parkersburg
R. A. Doty
Baltimore Street
Patterns to obtain the Waterloo Evening Courier design
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send the Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Nephew of Police Chief Found Dead on Highway
Rhinehold Mohs, 19, of Sumner Iowa and nephew of Waterloo police chief Charles Mohlis, was found dead in his car along a highway near Fairbank. Relatives suspect fatal carbon monoxide fumes from a recently purchased heater, though heart failure is also considered. The body was taken to Sumner for funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinehold Mohs
Fred Mohlis
Sumner
Waterloo
Charles Mohlis
Fairbank
Mohlis
Hazleton
Filet of Halibut And Scalloped Carrots Recipe Card
A step by step home cook guide detailing halibut preparation with lemon onion, butter, flour dredge and a white sauce served with hard boiled eggs and parsley. Also includes a carrot scalloped bake with milk butter flour breadcrumbs and a coconut cake with filling and coconut topping.
Iowa City honors Phi Beta Kappa election
Eighteen University of Iowa students were elected yesterday to Phi Beta Kappa the honorary scholastic fraternity. The group included Harry Druker and John Palmer of Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Beta Kappa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Harry Druker
John Palmer
Marshalltown
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Hadassah
Kate Beener
Webster Street
Blue ‘Triangle League
Blue Triangle League
OC. A
Little Players
Annette Lingelbach
Moose
Moose Hall
Triple Four
Donald Bandfield
Ralph Steninger
D. F. Merriman
Vv. O. V
Sigma Phi
Russell- Lamson
Alpha Beta Gamma
Kappa Theta Psi
Mystic
EK. C. Hall
C. E. Truak
W. T. McComb
Monitor
Maggie Robinson
Florence Seguin
John Whitney
Sentinel
Rosa. Carpenter
Lucy Keiley
Anna KF. Crowe
Virginia Bisbee
Rep. Schear
High Street
Roger Birdsall
Harold Hallowell
St. John’s Party
St. John's Sewing Circle
A. F. Huffman
Edward Nebbitt
Nora ‘Talty
F. Briner
M. A. Moeller
Otto Wood
Nick Meisch
Sloane Wallace Junior High School
Riviera
Nettie McKinnon
Edna Kent Forbes
Doris Y
R. Y. F. Club
Gates Park Civic Club
Edward May
Fourth Street East
J. P. Bruggeman
Pandora Club
W. H. Wing
Oscar Berry
Church, News
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Elva Wannemaker
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
Jean Bentson
Betty Gibson
Jane Schubert
Doris Deters
Dorothy Clark
Ralph Russell
Wendell Hayward
Elinor Clark
Grace Ullemeyer
Ellis Island
Ladies’ Encampment Auxiliary
Black Hawk I
Paris
Poiret
Ladies’ Aid
Church of Brethren
Iowa
Florida
Shack
PRIEF
Buchanan's
P. J. Hoffey
Hillcrest Apartments
H. F. Taylor
Cortlandt Street
W. H. Bailey
Bailey
Robert Potter
First Street
Mary Bush
Inlaw
Claude Dye
Argyle Street
Long Beach
Cal
Maxine Twaites
Grant Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Johnson
St. Paul
J. E. Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Johnson
Hamline University At
Fred Morgan
Cottage Street
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fred Mead
Crown Point
Ind
Allen Johnson
Presbyterian Hospital
Dick Fortner
Seventh Street
J. T. Amen
Denver Street
Fred J. Miller
Edna Dahlin
W. W. Gibson
West High
Buchanan County
R. W. Hasner
P. W. Edwards
Grant Williams
J. F. Hellyer
George Clark
G. M. Jenkins
Fourth Street
Mohlis Nes
West 4Th St
Waterloo, In
Corson
Charming
Sangamo Clocks
Illinois
Reed and Barton Gorhams Wm
Rogers & Son
Fessler & Company
Jewelers
I. C
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