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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1928

Page

2

Society Calendar Dances Parties Bridge and Elections

Social season shifts to Christmas parties dinners and dances across clubs and fraternal groups. Kiwanis Canopus and many others host dinners and entertainment at Hotel Russell Lamson Black's tearoom and parish venues with officers elected and year-end programs planned. Regular activities pause after holidays as new officers are installed and groups finalize year-end business.

Kiwanis Club Hotel Russell Lamson Canopus Club Black's Tearoom

Anniversary Is Celebrated Here at Wiese Home

The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wiese was celebrated with a family dinner at their home on 310 Wellington Street. They received a chest of silver and other gifts. Guests included Mary Boege Adolph Boege Herman Boege Julius Boege Ed Wiese and Julius Boege.

Louis Wiese Wellington Street Mary Boege Adolph Boege Herman Boege Julius Boege Reinbeck Ed Wiese Grundy Center John Shield Ed Collins Lincoln Lester Wiese Amelia Hagenstein Waterloo

Rockford Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary

Rockford Iowa December 15 Mr and Mrs Carl Brandenburg marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home. Both born in Germany they wed there and moved to America about two years later settling near Greene Butler County. They later farmed near Rockford and moved to town in 1908 having one son who died in infancy and five daughters all married and living locally.

Courier Rockford Carl Brandenburg Germany America Greene Butler County

Hints in Beauty Care: At Home Turkish Bath Imitation

A reader describes a woman who runs a home based Turkish bath imitation charging a dollar per session. She heats a small room to high temperature, uses a bath cabinet, scrub brush and castile soap, then bath, massage, shower, and rest. The piece also includes brief beauty and health tips on hair, ankles, oily scalps, and weight loss routines.

Social Events on Week's Calendar

Calendar of club meetings and social events across venues including Hotel Russell Lamson Black's tea room Moose hall and multiple lodges. Highlighted groups include Kappa Theta Psi S N B club Red Cross events and Daughters of Union Veterans with gatherings at Memorial hall Universalist church and Carnegie spaces throughout the week.

Retiring Officers Honored at Waterloo O E S Dinner

Mrs W F Schrag and John Duke retiring worthy matron and patron of Waterloo chapter O E S were guests of honor at a Friday dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson with 50 officers committee members past matrons and patrons present. Mrs Metzger presented gifts. Mrs Miller Mrs Cornish and George Potters won favors. G A Tibbitts was top auctioneer. Gifts came from a Christmas tree.

W. F. Schrag John Duke Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson Schrag Duke Roy Metzger John W. Miller S. Cornish George Potters G. A. Tibbitts Metzger H. W. Walker R. F. Short

Ceremonial Will Be Held Dec 28 by White Shrine

Bethany White Shrine of Jerusalem held plans for its annual Christmas ceremonial at the Cedar Falls Masonic temple. The event on December 28 features a 6 30 p m banquet preceding the ceremony, with about 150 present at last night’s meeting. A vocal solo, a dance, and a one act Christmas play were part of the program along with a Christmas tree and gift exchange. Refreshments were served from tables decorated with lighted trees and red tapers.

Bethany White Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Falls Masonic Temple W. F. Bowes Jessie Wood Irene Forgeman Sigrid Wood

Christmas Playlets Highlight Friday Study Club Event

The Friday Study club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. A. Cole’s home on Fourth Street West attended by about 50. The feature was the play Fiat Lux with Azariah played by Mrs. A. E. Jewett and Father Ambrose by Mrs. M. S. Cornish, joined by spirits of the dead son and daughter. Musical numbers included a piano solo Yule Time Charm by Irma Cole and two songs It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and Christmas Carol performed by Mrs. F. A. Wisner.

A. ©. Cole Fourth Street A. E. Jewett Azariah Engleman Irma Cole Speaks Cook F. A. Wisner C. A. Lasser M.S. Cornish T. E. Scott C. W. Stilson A. E. Randall Willis Johnson

Sororities Initiations At Iowa State Teachers College

Two new members, Miss Betty Ahrens and Miss Frances Fleeger, will be formally initiated into Alpha Beta Gamma sorority at Iowa State Teachers College with a service at Black's tearoom Saturday evening. About 20 members will attend a candle and flower decorated dinner. At Hotel Russell Lamson this evening, Miss Maxine Vaile and four others will be initiated into VV O Sigma Phi sorority with a dinner and program.

Betty Ahrens Frances Fleeger Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority Iowa State Teachers College Black Hotel Russell-Lamson Maxine Vaile Dorothy Hartleip Madelyn Peters Margaret Noonan Virginia Fish

Northeastern Iowa Marriage Announcements Skim

A string of Northeastern Iowa marriages is listed with bride and groom names plus their hometowns and where the ceremonies occurred. Couples include Mabel Lankford of Ames to Sam McMasters of West Union in Nevada Iowa, and many others from Webster City, Independence, Lost Nation, Oelwein, Shellsburg, and more, with venues such as church parishes and parsonages across Iowa and Missouri.

Mabel Lankford Ames Sam McMasters N. H. McMasters West Union Nevada McMasters Iowa State Colege Grace Marie Cook William Cook Lost Nation Leo J. Burke Waterloo St. John’s Catholic Church Independence Frances Morgan Thomas Burke Iowa State Teachers College Cellar Falls Mr. Burke Henry Burke Connolly Auto Company Etta Myers Fred Myers R. R. Browne Chicago Remington-Rand Company Bonnie Elliott Kansas City Don C. Pickell Mexico Mexico Christian Church Frank Hilott Troy Mills

Church News Christmas Parties and Meetings Across Local Faiths

Fellowship class hosts a Christmas party next Friday at First M E Church with a 6 o'clock dinner followed by a tree and gifts exchange. Christ Episcopal parish house hosts a family supper and pre Christmas party Tuesday evening with a short program by Sunday school pupils. Men’s council and Sunday school officers sponsor the events. First Lutheran church Girls glee club held a Christmas party Friday at Miss Alma Nottger’s home. Plans include a $10 Christmas gift to a needy family. In-banco prizes awarded to Doretta Walters and Margaret Callies. Gifts exchanged and luncheon served. First Lutheran Brotherhood elected officers Friday: President Roy Gilfillan, VP John Hall, secretary LaVerne Wente, treasurer C O C Herman. Donation to the orphans' home at Waverly. three new members welcomed. Music by Ruth Gabriel, Ruth Mueller, Roy Gilfillan, John Nightingale. Next meeting slated for January. Woman's Society of First Baptist met Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in the church chapel with about 35 members. Mayor J J Miller presided. Bazaar and rummage sale reports given. box sent to Polacca, Ariz. plans to send another. Christmas quotations read. chairwoman GC Kenagy led program. Gesu Bambino sung by Mrs G C Kenagy. Talks on Christmas in foreign fields by several members. Meeting closed with candle lighting and refreshments.

Business and Professional Women's Club Hotel Russell Lamson W. P. Kearns Alice Wykoff Fern Gray Evelyn Jay Florence Harris Florence Stines Gladys Dawson Flossie Horsfall Margaret Lubey Nelle Packard Quota Club Russell-Lamson W. OC. A Blue “Triangle League Waterloo Mary Melrose Christ Episcopal P. E.O Kingbard Avenue W. E. Spencer Oliver’ Stevenson Eliott Wise Xeoman Lodge K. P. Hale Prayerers’Protective Association Moose Hall United Commercial Elks Club Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors At. K. Co. Hail Woman's Benefit Association Daughters of Union Veterans of Memorial Hall Association of Temple Rebekah Lodge Entz American Legion and Auxiliary St. John's Masonic Temple O. B.S All Eastern Stars Masons The Elks Lodge Hotel Russell-Lamson Waterloo Chapter Hadassah Society Pythian Sisters Woman's Labor Bureau Waterloo Camp Silver Cross Mizpah King’s Daughters B. of L. E Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Woman’s Relief Corps Gold Leaf Camp Temple Rebekah Lodge Becker Chapter O. EB Cedar Heights Woman's Club W. S. Carrington Mother's Department I. C. James W. D. Burdick H. J. Burdick Christ Episcopal Parish House Men’s Council First Lutheran Church Alma Nottger Adams Street Doretta Walters Margaret Callies First Lutheran Brotherhood Roy Gilfillan John Hall LaVerne Wente C. O C. Herman Waverly Ruth Gabriel Ruth Mueller John Nightingale Woman's Society First Baptist Church J. J. Miller Polacca Ariz GC. L. Kenagy Forrest Gilpatrick L. Tarbell Dorothy Bussler Kenagy W. F. Thompson Roy Kendall A. J. Wittick Miller

Christmas Club Parties Jump From Street to Riviera

Mrs. Roy Gilley hosts T. T. F. club Christmas party on Thursday afternoon at 116 Lane street. Get Together club meets Tuesday at Mrs. A. R. Moore’s home 604 Campbell avenue for Rebekah club’s party. Rebekah club gathers Tuesday at Mrs. J. F. Reidy’s home 1107 Mulberry street with lunch at 1 o clock and gift exchange. Dickens club holds annual Christmas party Monday at White Sea inn then at Mrs. M. J. O Keefe’s 144 Gates street for program and gifts. Miss Mabel Kies hosts T. T. D. club Christmas party Friday at Melrose apartments. bridge on three tables with prizes to Miss Marguerite Stanton and Miss Agatha Cimmigotti and gift exchanges. Malcolm Willard acts as Santa. refreshments by Mrs. Martha Taylor. Miss Cecelia Byrnes Miss Helen Nauman and Mrs. Mark Campbell special guests. Miss Margaret Welch hosts at Riviera tearoom January 7.

Chautauqua Circle Public Brary West Sunshine Lodge L. A Firemen's Hall Dickens Club White Sea Inn M. J. O'Keefe P. EB. O F. L. Northey Quota Club Hotel Russell-Lamson F. Altstadt Get Together Club A. R. Moore Campbell Avenue Rebekah Club J. F. Reidy Mulberry Street Gates Street Mabel Kies T. T. D. Club Melrose Apartments Marguerite Stanton Agatha Cimmigotti Malcolm Willard Santa Claus Martha Taylor Cecelia Byrnes Helen Nauman Mark Campbell Margaret Welch Riviera

Christmas Party at Waterloo D A R Chapter

Forty seven members and guests were entertained at the Waterloo chapter D A R Christmas party at Mrs. Rumsey s home. The event featured carols, a program by Miss Grace Ullemeyer, a quintet from East High, readings by Mrs. Brosseau, and plans for joint events with Mary Melrose chapter. Donations were made to Tamassee School Hindman settlement and International College. Gifts for Ellis Island and films were noted. Other hostess details and luncheon plans for the Helen Gould auxiliary followed.

Waterloo A. E. Rumsey Fourth Street West Grace Ullemeyer East High School Anna Morse Virginia Berry Thomas Hadsel Cecil Miller Normandy Bethlehem Margery Fern Alfred J. Brosseau Thomas Eaton Miss Morse Miss Berry Ironsides Mary Melrose Fort Des Moines Tamassee School Tamassee S. C International College Springfield Mass Hindman Settlement School Kentucky Ellis Island Air Circus Alex the Hero Annapolis Herman C. Miller Edward Brooker W. R. Burkett Bess Nichols L.C. Hemsworth W. A. Lane Florence Wald C. D. Becker J. R. Thompson W. W. Beal R E. Crowther Rumsey

Victor Herbert Program Given at Woman's Club

A Fine Arts department program at the Woman's club featured Victor Herbert music with talks by Mrs. W. P. McCormick and Mrs. W. W. Beal. Performances included Natoma opera stories, piano preludes, and a piano duet closing number. Luncheon followed, then a morning Literary department meeting and all day sessions concluded for the holidays.

Victor Herbert Fine Arts Woman's Club Howard Burr W. P. McCormick W. W. Beal E. S. Dunkelberg Molly Fred McClain Robert Parrott Fred Miller A. W. Peterson

W R C Elects 1929 Officers

Mrs Lottie Flick was re elected president of Woman's Relief corps at Memorial hall Friday afternoon. Her officers include P B Shirley senior vice president Eudora Keiderling junior vice president Julius Dennis chaplain Addie McCormick treasurer A H McKeller conductor O A Obele guard. Delegates named to department convention in Fort Dodge with alternates P B Shirley and J H Lawless. Ida Alderman to district meeting at La Porte City with Keiderling alternate. Christmas party planned for next Friday. baskets to shut in comrades. Initiatory services were held.

Lottie Flick Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Hall P. B. Shirley Eudora Keiderling Julius Dennis Addie McCormick A. H. McKeller O. A. Obele F. H. Moore A. J. Rodenhaver Department Fort Dodge J. H. Lawless Ida Alderman la Porte City

City in Brief and Court Actions Reported

City brief notes a lost pocketbook on Fourth Street East and a pawned theft of a robe and wrenches from a car near the Illinois Central depot. It covers a postponed Boy Scout court session, a judge appointing counsel in a liquor transportation case, a clerk changing jobs to Hotel President, and remarks on local clergy visiting from Los Angeles. It mentions civic talks and area project meetings in Decorah Cresco and West Union with Waterloo as headquarters in January.

Illinois Central Joe Eagle Iowa Street Arthur F. Jury Waterloo George Felker Lincoln Neb Decorah Cresco Union Iowa

Tripe and muffins and bread tips from old cooking note

A vintage cookery note shares steps for preparing tripe by boiling then broiling with butter and seasoning. muffin style bread with cornmeal and sugar. frying dry fish. cheese chili toast canapes. and brushing bread crust with butter before baking for a soft crust.

Seven permits issued for building homes in Waterloo

Building commissioner David Toenjes reports seven permits for seven dwellings in Waterloo this past week with an estimated cost of 28700 dollars. Remodeling permits were issued for five homes and three new garages at 400 dollars each, totaling 32375 dollars for the week.

Waterloo David Toenjes

Designer Mrs Covington Struck by Machine at Franklin Fowler

Mrs. Cora J Covington of 1402 Franklin street a Waterloo Garment designer was bruised after being struck by a machine operated by H R Foster of 404 Fowler street while crossing Franklin street. She was returned to her home by Foster.

Cora. J. Covington Franklin Street Waterloo Garment Company Franklin and Fowler Streets H. R. Foster Fowler Street

Waterloo Technical Society Meeting Discusses Building Problems

Twenty five members attended the November December gathering in Black's tea room. John Bartley, local architect, spoke on Some of the Problems of Building Construction an Architect Has to Contend With, focusing on planning the addition to Black's dry goods store.

Waterloo Technical Society Black John §. Bartley

Mrs Goldie Cook to Conduct Services at Unity Center

Mrs Goldie Cook will conduct services at Unity Center Lafayette building on Sunday morning at 11 oclock.

Goldie Cook Unity Center Lafayette Building

Brain Test Answer With Wrong Words Exposed

A brain test reveals four incorrect terms: ruby, crim son. coronado, whippet. isthmus. cleek, dike. The list highlights misfits or red herrings in a vocabulary challenge.

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Society In ‘Review Helen’ Gould Wiese Firemen’s Hall Waterloo Business and Traveling Men's Association Edna Kent Forbes L. I. Fi P.M. D Kappa Theta Psi Russell- Lamson Triple Four Donald Bandfield Ralph Steninger D. F. Merriman V. O. V. Sigma Phi Alpha Beta Gamma Black’s Russell Lamson Canopus Roosevelt School P.-T. A.—Hawthorne School Daughters of Union Veterans— Memorial Graves Memorial U. B. Sisterhood First U. P Becker O. E Rho Sigma Eva Blott Helen Gould Cedar Heights St. Mark's Episcopal Church George Lingelbach T.T. F. Club Roy Gilley la Lomita Club Rex Bryant Triple Four Bridge Club Herbert Lawless F O. P. Club Dave Merriman Hadassah Ralph Sherman Central Christian Church Ladies’ Auxiliary LD. F Blue Triangle League Autumn Leaf Club Harry Padget Lincoln Circle G. A. R. —Memorial K. C. Hall Yeoman Lodge K.P. Hall T Pp iMoose Hall K. Cc M. E. Church U. GC Eldeen Club Black’s Tearoom White Carlene Miller E. L. Miller Webster City Harlow Lachmiller J. H. Lachmiller Kirksville Lachmiller Evangelical Deaconess Training School Children’s Hospital Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery Kirksville, Mo Laura Duncan Roselle W. C. Dearhammer Oelwein First Baptist C. E. Hillis Frances, Soden Orville Cue Fred Soden Shellsburg Frank Ward Cedar Rapids Frances Bixby Warren Johnson Cue Bird Cue Jessie May Boots David E. Hoover Elkader Manchester J. F. Moore Mr. Hoover Clayton County Blanche Parcher Lester Blum Marble Rock Charles City Baptist Parsonage L. Winman Elias Parcher Town Bernice M. Jacquot George Jacquot Everett E. Gootee Henry Nelson Council Bluffs Gootee H. F. Roggensack Monument Kathleen Lantz F. S. Lantz Willard Minn Bernard Olson Cedar Falls Methodist Parsonage W. G. Rowley Mr. Olson Qle Olson Glenwood Edith Perry E. D. Perry Nashua Leon Gobel Floyd Charles City Catholic Church Emily Mehlberg Sheffield William C. Pralle Hampton Mason City J. L. Pickett Frank Mehlberg Pralle Henry Pralle Coulter May Houskin E. W. Schollian Bradford Iowa Falls J. M. Herbst Lutheran Nema Lena Schroeder Lars Schroeder Jerry DeVries Philip DeVries Chapin P. H. Achtermann Zion Reformed Church Florence Graepp Louise Graepp Dysart Carl Mack Mary Mack New Hampton Zion Lutheran Church E. Grosz Fredericksburg Mary Carey Lloyd Mohler Denver Colo Levi Mohler Toledo Mohler State Industrial College Golden Robert Muckler Lola Smith Sioux City J. W. Smith Mr. Muckler H. D. Muckler Long Beach Cal Bank of Italy Hollywood Mae Billings Lloyd Claus Little Brown Church Claus Wagner Manufacturing Company Alice Lewis Roff Aaron E. Main Dupree Mae Carr Kanawha Henry J. Kraft Renwick Minnie H. Jorgenson Russell M. Hoyne Albert Lea Lucille M. Hagge Clutter Floyd H. Conrad Inez Lindt Rudolph Selken Keystone Benton County Luzerné Virginia Snyder Prescott Ray Kitch Elmer Kitch Hawkeye Kitch Hawthorne School Nettle Nuss John Nuss Howard Amos Anderson Amos Church News Lane Street T. T. F. Club John Boeller Rebel Avenue Charles Brown Victor Woman’s Club PRIEF Buchanan's J. W. Chapman Lincoln Street Boy Scout Court of Honor Blanche Beatty Martin Bros. Company Marion Parker G. W. Wood M. F. Fields Wayne A. Neal Los Angeles S. H. McCarty Second Street West Mr. Neal West Christian Church Indianapolis Ind Susan Poole Davis Lakeport, N. H Waterloo, Iowa Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co Technical Society Fashion Department Evening Courier
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