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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1927

Page

2

Monica Wente Weds Owen Hitchins in First Presbyterian

Miss Monica Wente daughter of Herman W Wente wed Owen Hitchins son of Mr and Mrs F O Hitchins at First Presbyterian Church in the morning ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas Niven. The couple planned a short eastbound honeymoon and will reside at 2 Denver Street after the new year.

Monica Wente Herman W. Wente Walnut Court Apartments First Presbyterian Busgh Owen Hitchson F. O. Hitchins Third Street West Thomas Niven Wes Howl Russell- Lamson Hitchins Denver Street University of Wisconsin University of Ing Engineering Kappa Sigma Fraternity

D. O. I. Members Plan Christmas Giving at Party

Daughters of Isabella held a Christmas party at White Sea inn with 75 place settings. They plan to donate basket gifts to thirty needy families and will distribute the baskets at Knights of Columbus hall on Dec 22. Invitations for initiatory service were announced for January and Monsignor Stahl of Fort Madison appointed state chaplain.

Daughters of Isabella White Sea Inn A.A. Moffiman Waterloo Isabella D T. Sullivan Mmes J. B. Bruner T. FE Horton F. J. Hacker W. ©. Courthous T. C. Menges Joe Meany L. D. Miller A. A. Hoffman Knights of Columbus Mayme Egan Monsignor Stahl Fort Madison

Local Ladies Auxiliary Elects Officers for New Year

In Black Hawk IA the Ladies Auxiliary to GLAB of LE held an officer election yesterday afternoon. Elected were Mrs. William Stark past president, Mrs. Clyde Parker president, Mrs. Willis Harris vice president, Mrs. Charles Fawcett secretary, Mrs. Oden Straeder treasurer, Mrs. Charles Scott chaplain, Mrs. Louis Peter guide, Mrs. A EK Baldwin sentinel, Mrs. George Marker relief secretary, and trustees Mrs. Hattie McCormick, Mrs. George Martin, and Mrs. George Hackett. Installations set for January.

LBE Black Hawk F. Hall William Stark Clyde Parker Willis Harris Charles Fawcett Oden Straeder Charles Scott Louis Peter A. EK. Baldwin George Marker Hattie McCormick George Martin George Hackett

Parker elected president of Walnut Street church class

Thirty five members of the Searchlight class at Walnut Street Baptist Church met at Mrs. W. B. Howell's home for a monthly business and social session. Officers elected were Mrs. C. A. Parker president, Mrs. Josephine Johnson vice president, Mrs. G. F. Goodwin secretary, Mrs. Arthur Sipes assistant secretary, Mrs. Peter Berg treasurer, Mrs. F. M. Barlett assistant treasurer, Mrs. May Newsome corresponding secretary, and Mrs. W. L. Steeves teacher.

Walnut Street Baptist W. B. Howell C. A. Parker Josephine Johnson G. F. Goodwin Arthur Sipes Peter Berg F. M. Barlett May Newsome W. L. Steeves

St John’s Young People Hold Christmas Frolic

One hundred fifteen members and friends attended a Christmas party and dance in the school hall hosted by St. John’s Young People’s club. Santa distributed gifts, and a luncheon followed prepared by a committee led by Florence Roth with Catherine Dietrich Alyina Wandro Billous Ludwig Urban Mayer and Marcus Shannon.

St. John’s Young People's Club Santa Claus Florence Roth Catherine Dietrich Alyina Wandro Billous Ludwig Urban Mayer Marcus Shannon

Mizpah Circle Elects Hemmerling as President Again

Mrs. H J Hemmerling was reelected president of Mizpah circle of the Kings Daughters at a meeting yesterday at Mrs. H W Berges home. Officers named include Mrs R J Tarpy as vice president Mrs Tiry Miller as secretary and Mrs Bergey as treasurer. The program featured a piano solo by Miss Kathryn Sarssett and a reading by Miss Marian Aldrich. About 26 members attended and plans for Christmas giving were made.

H. J. Hemmerling Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters H. W. Berges R. J. Tarpy Tiry Miller Bergey Kathryn Sarsett Marian Aldrich

Lincoln Circle Initiation and Christmas Party Planned

Lincoln circle Ladies of the G. A. B. will hold initiation at a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in Memorial hall followed by a Christmas party. Members bring a gift for exchange from the tree and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. Christmas carols will be sung and boxes given to comrades. A public basketball game and dance at St Marys auditorium follows at evening.

Lincoln Circle Memorial Hall Santa Claus St. Mary’s Auditorium Mary's Aturgal Gold Leaf Camp K. of Chal K. of P. Hall Earl Prink Tes Moines

Clemence Pupils Heard in Recital by Large Audience

Mr and Mrs W B Clemence presented a Clemence Music Studios recital at the YWCA with 125 guests attending. The program featured solo violin numbers, duets, and piano selections by students including Williams Rodamar Repass Desne Miller and others under Berniece Butler Harriett Shook and Carl Puffer accompaniment.

Clemence W. B. Clemence W.C. A Clemence Music Studios WiMaims Resunady Wright Isabele Rust Williams Jerome Kaplan Willams Trene Bennett Little Gray Owarvaeein Willams Lucy Lockel Seee Ervey Whims Virginia Virginia Biline: : Morning Prayer—violin Solo, Pracht ! Lillian Rodamar Berniece Butler Wilma Rodamsr Sien Y Rome Leroy Rhode Paganini Virginia Jenkins Bernice Butler Engelmann Berblett Dorothy Repass Plato Spalding Dorothy and Margaret Reposs Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni Glendale Lucile Pufte Harriett Book Bago Ee Handel Harriett Strmuss Eva Neubauer Edna Miller Kinet Edelgard Steinberg Tee Rosas Ruth Sut Robert Padect Sos Gruber Miss Margster Miller Violitt Carl Puffer Ana

Hospital Alumnae Elect Officers for 1928

The Presbyterian Hospital alumnae held their annual meeting and elected officers for 1928. Martha Hermann was chosen president, Ruth Wahrenwald first vice president, Frankie Cate Man second vice president, Edwin Darby secretary, and Meade Gould treasurer, with Beulah Black Margaret Mastain Myrne Zeller and Helen Haynes as directors. Mrs Hermann served as president in 1927.

Presbyterian Lane Reid Presbyterian Hospital Martha Hermann Ruth Wahrenwald Frankie Cateman Edwin Darby Meade Gould Beulah Black Margaret Mastain Myrne Zeller Helen Haynes Miss Hermann

Magdalene Darby Hosts Christmas Bridge Party

Miss Magdalene Darby entertained eight guests at a Christmas bridge party at her home. Favors went to Mrs Herbert Britzman and Mrs H P Sandergerd. Miss Mildred Liebert was Santa Claus. Luncheon served by Mrs Edwin Dasby. Other guests included Mrs Robert Murphy Leonard Botzman Paul J Williams and Miss Helen Britaman.

Magdalene Darby Herbert, Britzman H. P. Sandergerd Millfred Liebert Edlwin Dasby Sr Mmies Robert Murphy Leonard Botzman Paul J Thomas Williams Biss Helen Britaman

Hints in Beauty Care and Calorie Tables

Edna Ke offers diet tips focusing on a light breakfast under 150 calories, with luncheon and dinner adjustments to reduce bread and sugar. Advice covers skin care with cream, avoiding mineral oil, and scalp massage to address hair loss, citing a Mrs. G. VP letter.

Wood Roth

Mission Society Christmas Program At First Brethren Church

Missionary society members met in the church parlors for an afternoon program led by Miss Lulu Moser on What Shall We Sing. Members discussed Christmas carol history, sang carols, and shared stories. The group pledged $10 to the community fund and planned to send more clothing to a Kentucky mission point.

Edwin Boardman Dickins A. E. Smith Kentucky E. Klingaman

Trinity Lutheran Guild Christmas Party Highlights

Trinity American Lutheran church women held their annual Christmas party in the church parlors with decorations and a playlet Our Christmas Radio and a humorous sketch. Gifts were distributed by Santa Claus as Mrs J M Searles and others hosted and a new member, Mrs Hermann Holm, joined.

Ladies’ Guild Trinity American Lutheran Church Alexander Frank Santa Claus J. M. Searles Ralph Shave Louis Stoffregen Lee Sanfort Hermann Holm

Columbus Club Notes Highlight Holiday Gatherings

The Columbus clubs held Christmas events with gifts, favors and games. Winners included Mrs Ernest Webber, Mrs Wayne, and Mrs Welbes receiving prizes. multiple clubs reported luncheons, exchanges, and parties at private homes.

Columbus Club Margaret Youngsblut Ernest, Webber W. H. Wayne Michael Welbes

Fortnightly Club Discusses Crime Prevention

Fortnightly club members at Dr and Mrs E B Peek home hear John H Tuthill outline reforms in criminal procedure and crime control. He urges swift law enforcement, stronger parental authority, and a renewed emphasis on home as the basis of state duties while comparing British swift punishments to U S practices.

John Tuthill EB. E. Peek American Bar Association Fred J. Miller East High School Rollin’ Perkins The Town State University J. W. Arbuckle

Mrs Liffring Composes Iowa U S A State Anthem

Mrs F C Liffring regent of the Marty Melrose chapter D A R had members open gift packets to reveal autographed copies of the patriotic song Iowa U S A written by Liffring with words and music. The anthem praises loyalty and unity for the U S A and Iowa.

Marty Melrose Daughters of the American Revolution Iowa U. S. A H. B. Maynard Liffring U.S. A

Junior Hadassah Honors Regional Leader at Dinner

Mrs Irma Barron regional chairman of Junior Hadassah was honored at a Hotel Russell Lamyon dinner with 30 rural members present. Mrs David Siegel commended the juniors and presented Mrs Barron who spoke of the Palestine home housing 500 orphans and eight school buildings.

Irma Barron Chicago Hadassah Russell Lamyon Bes Duetchman David Siegel Siegel Barran Palestine Barron Bessinger Ann Feldman Evelyn Cohen Gilda Kapaa Unger

Church Groups Report Holiday Meetings and Elections

Woman's society of Union Congregational church to hold annual meeting and officer elections in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon with a picnic to follow. Major guild of First Presbyterian met with 35 members present and planned a Dec 28 Christmas party with each member to bring a small gift. Central Christian church society gathered with 25 members and one visitor, hosted by Mrs E W Wardle, Ella Stines, Charles McKee, and John Billings Division five. Circle four of First Lutheran Missionary society met with Mrs B J Bruns. Elizabeth Bruns assisted. next meeting Jan 11 with Mrs J J Brink.

Woman's Society of Union Consregational Church First Presbyterian Church All Society of Central Christian Church E. W. Wardle Ella Stines Charles McKee John Billings Division Five Circle Four First Lutheran Missionary Society B. J. Bruns E. L. Douglas Elizabeth J. J. Brink

D A R Chapters Host Night School Christmas Party

Waterloo and Mary Melrose D A R chapters held their annual Christmas party at Memorial hall with 125 high school students and alumni as guests. The program featured singing, Danish Greek Swedish and German performances, violin and piano solos, an operetta, and dancing with refreshments and a large holiday tree.

America Memorial Hall Waterloo Mary Melrose Daughters of the American Revolution Elsie Lorenz West Schools Nelle F. Brooks Greece Spiros Daskalakis Herman Grappendorf J. W. White S. D. Smith W. P. McCormick Martha. McCormick Lorenz May Barnes Innes A. F. Miller Mines L. T. Potter T. E. Scott W. W. Warsaw Elizabeth DeWald Mary Melrose Chapter Brooks W. R. Cole F. W. Megaw John Hartman H. B. Maynard

Mrs W F Schrag and John Duke to Head Star Chapter

Mrs W F Schrag elected Worthy Matron of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star last evening in Masonic hall with John Duke as worthy patron and other officers named. Public installation set for Jan 6 at Elks club with Mrs Harriett McMasters installing. banquet to honor McMasters precedes. reservations via Schrag, Hulett, Short.

W. F. Schrag Waterloo Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall John Duke Roy Metzger Ralph Slippy Rush Forbes Glenn Tibbitts F. J. Clark J. W. Miller Masonic Temple Board Elks Club Harriett. McMasters T. L. Wheeler McMasters Schrag Roy Hulett R. F. Short Nellie Sperry Oskaloosa

Mrs Dilworth Elected Leader of Church Group

Mrs Dilworth was elected leader of the Daughters of Piyas ih at a Rome ine yesterday after door at the church. Her officers were announced: Mrs Glen Clark vice president Mrs M Kellerlain secretary and Mrs Wilson Walton treasurer.

Daughters of Piyasih Rome Glen Clark M. ©. Kellerlain Weretary Wilson Walton

T P A Plans for Dinner and Dance Tomorrow Night

Travelers Protective association hosts an annual dinner and dance at Black's tea room Friday evening with dinner at 6 30 pm. Also tonight Northminster Presbyterian church Sociable-Young People meet for sled ride or church gathering. Rebekah lodge holds Christmas party with tree and program. Mrs Floyd Margadant will move to Long Beach California after a bridge party in Margadant home. Iowa peat lands may yield high vegetable crops says vegetable grower convention speakers.

Black's Tearoom Temple Rebekah Black Hawk LO O. F. Hall Gold Leaf Camp K. of C. Hall St. Mary's Auditorium Petrova Club Thoms Plaherty Yeomen K. of P.hall Young People’s Society Northminster Church Travelers Protective Association Black's Teapoor Temple Rebekah Lodge Floyd Margadant William Margadant Long Beach Cal Sioux City Iowa Iowa State Vegetable Growers’ Association

Local residents and visitors cited in holiday notes

Chronicle of brief notices listing travel plans and family updates. Cummings tickets at C G W station in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Roy Boehl on winter visit to Raena. Merk B Witt among Moody Bible Institute candidates. Charles Frank convalescing at Presbyterian hospital. Ralph Conry visiting sister Mrs Frank Mickie for Christmas. Charles Foote visiting Waterloo Cedar Rapids. Mrs Lester Miller improving after major operation. Christian Poulsen reopens Cedar Falls blacksmith shop. W H Root predicts Lincoln Highway paving across Iowa by late summer. J F McFarlin charged with illegal liquor possession after police raid. Paul Zielke and J L Napp noted among out of town visitors.

Charles Frank Sycamore Street Presbyterian Hospital Ralph Conry New York Frank Mickie Lincoln Street Charles F. Foote Minneapolis Minn Waterloo Cedar Pass Lester Miller Fourth Street Allen Memorial Hospital Christian Poulsen Cedar Falls Park Avenue West Poulsen Greene W. H. Root Ames Iowa Highway Commission Lincoln Highway J. ©. McFarlin Brockwell Arms McFarlin

Koerner and Stockdale Wills in Magic Township Probate

Anton Koerner of Magic township dies five days after tying on Dac 16 leaving a life estate to his wife Katherine and equal division of the remainder among children Kale, Henry, William, Joseph, Theodore Koerner, Mary Schaefer and Josephine Siebel. Katherine’s will leaves support for her mother and $1000 to sister Bertha A. Stockdale upon death with the balance to sisters Florence M. Lowe and Jennie B. Balisbury. Jennie Salisbury is named executrix. Odd Fellows dance tonight at west tide ball at 6:30.

G & Hal Sanaa Magic Township Anton Koerner Katherine Kale Osauer Henry William Joseph Theodore Koemer Mary Schaefer Josephine Siebel Abe Bertha A. Stockdale Florence M. Lowe Jennie B. Balisbury Jentle West Tide

Story County Opens New Road Campaign in Ames

Story County launches a road bond campaign after a chamber of commerce meeting. A committee will survey farmers and businessmen on issuing bonds for a proposed 1.4 million dollar road program. The vote defeat earlier stalled Jefferson and Lincoln highways crossing Story County.

Story County Ames Chamber of Commerce

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