Christmas Dinner For Club Women In Pinkerton Building
A Christmas party for a women's club group filled the Pinkerton building rooms Tuesday night. Decorations featured a winter motif with tiny Christmas trees and red candles. The program included a candlelit quartet and readings, songs, and a Russian dance by Whittier School girls. Santa Claus and gift exchanges rounded out the evening before the door opened to reveal snow fairies and a central Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Ieanual
Eudora
Carey
Elva Doris Moore
Longfellow
Maude Jacobs
Gretchen Faylor
Maxine Potter
Whittier Echeal
Ruth Updegraff
Wis
Charlottsbell Pedersen
Lovise Frank
Bess Nichols
Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held an officer installation led by past president Mrs. Bo J. Muleny. Seated were Charles Bruce counselor Mrs. S. A. Temple past president Arthur Hoskins president Verne Fox vice president Mulony secretary and others including L. S. Ball treasurer B Lightheart chaplain W. FH. Drush conductor N. B. Oliver warden and J. N. Whe outer guard. Mya Wilkins delivered a history paper and a past president jewel was presented to Mrs. Peeple with a gift from the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Caleumbus
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Tratumen
Bo J. Muleny
Charles Bruce
S. A. Temple
Arthur Hoskins
Verne Fox
Mulony
L. S. Ball
B. Lightheart
Waterloo Review Officer Hosts Party for 50 Juveniles
Mrs Katherine Clifford led Waterloo review unit for a Christmas after school party for 50 juveniles. The event featured a picnic supper, games, lists and cards, readings by Wilma Barnes Katherine Rudrack Virginia Collenting Thelma Wihié Donald Stiles duets by Wilma Barnes Marr Stiles and others, and a dialog by the girls quartet. An adult session included plans for installing officers January 5 and a note on October November December birthdays with a post‑lodge supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Clifford
Waterloo Review
W.bl
Anose Alt
Wilma Barnes
Katherine Rudrack
Virginia Collenting
Thelma Wihié
Donald Stiles
Bones
Elenora Duke
iMerjorie
Farmer
Marr
Stiles
George Krienman
Luther League Christmas Party for Nurses at Trinity Church
The Luther League of Trinity will host a Christmas party for nurses from Presbyterian Hospital tonight in the church parlors. Entertainment includes informal social diversions, Christmas carols, and performances by Lila Shaugeer, Gertrude Wiegert, Violet Michael, Lillian Michael, and Irene Peters. The Past Matrons' Club of the Becker chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held a 12:30 luncheon Tuesday at Mrs Russell deGon’s home with holiday appointments and a decorated tree.
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Atyatic
KC. Ball
Becker
Aia
C. W. Powera
la Lomita
J. L. Statzer
T. A. M. Bridge Club
D. W. Nicholas
E.W. Marek
Waterloo
Trinity’ American Luther League
Presbyterian Hospital
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Russell deGon
Irs
Etta DeGon
R. H. Milligan
RH. WiNigan
Presbyterian Church
Faculties of Public Schools to Have Holiday Parties
Wocally members of both school districts will have their annual Christmas dinner parties. West district teachers gather at Black's tearoom with W. B. Ewan presiding as feastmaster. Social and program committee includes Misses Lillian Sohner Ruth Hutchins Mary Moore Josephine Milligan Charles Lynch and W. W. White. Dorothy Martin chairs the Black’s party committee.
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Waterloo Teachers Club
Ast
West
Dorothy Martin
Cedar Falls Friends Honor Burts With Dinner Tonight
Cedar Falls residents Mrs. and Mrs. Austin Burt and their children Dorothy and Dick will be honored at a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. LeClair Martin at 613 Tremont Street Cedar Falls. The family plans to move to Pomona California. Another Cedar Falls couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller hosted a dinner in honor of the Burt family recently.
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Austin Burt
Dorothy
LeClair Martin
Tremont Street
Cedar Falls
Irts
Pomona
Cal
Frank B. Miller
Franklin Street
Harold Bralney
Atrs
Harold Brauller
Rarpn Runyan
Waterloo Mat and Epworth Girl Wed
Miss Harriet Rosser daughter of Mr and Mrs G Rosser Epworth Indiana and Pater Zarafis a member of Wilch Metropolitan Shoe Repair were married at 2 oclock this afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church Epworth They will reside temporarily at the home of William Zarafis brother of the bridegroom at 224 Newell street They are to be at home after a trip to Chicago The bride has been employed as bookkeeper at liker grocery Epworth She attended school there and also has a student at Epworth seminary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet’ Rosser
G. Rosser
Epworth
Pater Zarafis
Wilch
Metropolitan Shoe Repair
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Zarafis
Newell Street
Chicago
Brite
Beauty Chats Pimples Old Health Advice
A vintage column offers dermatology tips focusing on digestion and cleanliness. It advises drinking water with salt, strong food digestion, and regular meals, then proposes direct skin treatments including steam, sulfur ointment, ether and alcohol applications, and sterile needle drainage as a last resort.
Year's Best Play Reviewed at Fine Arts Meeting
A Waterloo Woman's club Fine Arts department session featured Mrs. A Magee praising Whet Price Glory as the year's top play, with Mrs. Crippen sharing Scottish art insights. Mrs. McClain and Mrs. O'Keefe spoke on productions, a piano trio performed, and officers and plans for a banco party and a Christmas gathering were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Magee
Scotland
J. Si. Crippen
Waterloo
Lafayette P T A Christmas Party Attended by 150
Lafayette P T A held its Christmas party in the Lafayette School building drawing more than 150 attendees. The program featured community singing, readings, musical numbers by students and staff, a Dickens dramatization, and a luncheon after the show. Teachers continued the annual custom with a Woods Home room party and a gift presentation. Mouse Dance at Waterloo lodge 428 to entertain with a seven-piece orchestra starting at 9:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa Evyenlug
Lafayetta
Turk
Herald Angels
Grace Ullemeyer
Maurine Borgs
Nick Kinnoff
George Davis
Gerald Witking
GC. W. Harrop
Brade
Leanora Vaughn
Hmerson School
Owl Home
Nettie McKinnon
Jher
Waterloo Lodge No
Organization
Stapher Loses Appeal in Disorderly House Case
Attorneys for Frank Stapher said they would appeal to the supreme court after Judge H. B. Hoyes overruled a motion for a new trial in a disorderly house case. They claimed two jurors were prejudiced by a morning newspaper article read in the jury room. The court fined Stapher $100 and costs and set the appeal bond at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stapher
H. B. Hoyes
Supreme Court
Boies
Municipal Court
Stander
Roies
J. C. Murtagh
I. H. Meyers
Stapher
Jacy Room
J. S. Tuthill
Waterloo Rotarians Help to Institute Manchester Club
About 15 Waterloo Rotary members attended in Manchester with delegations from Oelwein Independence Monticello and Dubuque as Al Falkenhainer Algona district governor presided over the charter presentation. Some 150 guests including 17 charter members heard Bruce Gates Waterloo club president speak on Rotary Friendship and Fred D. Adams district governor’s representative led the preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Manchester
Oelwein
Independence
Monticello
Dubuque
al Falkenbainer
Algona
Gleaners Cirutle
Last Park
Elizabeth Morris
al Gildner
Manchester Club
Judge Eper
B. Stiles
Bruce Gates
Waterloo Club
Rotary
Fred D. Adams
Waterloo
Dearers of Grave M E church meet with Miller as hostess
Members of Grave M E Church gathered Monday evening with Margaret Miller hosting a short business meeting followed by a program as part of church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Dearers of Grave M. E. Church
Margaret Miller
Church groups plan Thursday social and meetings
Members of the Missionary Society of First Lutheran plan to attend the Sussiph church social Thursday afternoon and bring fruit donations for a Christmas box to the orphanage at Waverly. Hostesses include Mrs. Karl Hoff and Mrs. St. Margarets Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal Church holds a wet meeting with Mrs. Charles Rickley. Jesus Christ Church Ladies Guild outlines Thursday business with bazar reports and officer elections. Mrs. Ceril Bickley and committee will serve a 1 o'clock luncheon.
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First Lutheran Church
Waverly
Karl Hoff
Jdurgenseon
Enr
St. Margarets Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Thurst
Charles Rickley
Tadies
Guilt of Christ Eniscoven Church
Ceril, Bickley
Commitige
O'Clark
Club Notes Myre A Miles Hosts Women’s Club
The Young Women’s Club association meets at the Old Inncheen with hostess A Miles and Mes T S Axtell assisting. Members share an informal parlor gathering, a two-round luncheon, and a table centered by AY Hshtedree. The event hints at upcoming Jan 7 dates and follow-on entertainments by LD Miller and J W Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
A. Miles
Hupny Flour Club
M Ludtke
Hshtedree
Mes T. S. Axtell
Et Tackett
Aly
LD. Miller
Ogbin Held in Jail at Waverly Lacking Bond for Freedom
Kenneth Ogbin is jailed in Waverly awaiting a preliminary hearing after demanding it. Glen Goush waived hearing on a charge of stealing from Plainfield creamery last week and will appear before the January grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogbin
Waverly
Wiverly
Dee, Jr
lKenneth Ogbin
Glen Goush
Plainfield Creamery
Crane
Janney Moves to Establish Hotel in Parrott Block
G C Fanney signed to buy the Matt Parrott and Sous building on Park Avenue and Street turning the four story brick structure into a tourist hotel. The Parrotts sold the property to Fanney, a former site of the Waterion Daily Reporter and blank book publisher. The Waterloo Elks lodge had used the quarters recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott & Sous Cy
More Street
Park Avenue
G. C. Fanney
W. F
J. S. Parrott
Waterion Daily Reporter
Blank Book Publishing
Ore Parrotts
Whatnover Street
Waterloo Elks Lodge
Notre Dame and Northwestern Rivalry Recap
A scrambled score note lists Notre Dame 30 over Northwestern 20 and Ohio State at 0, with Ohio Weerleyan 19 and Kent College 6. Names Loveln, Reamnear BR, Jaime, Pah appear as stray tokens amid disjointed team references.
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Notre Dame
Northiwesterm
Ohio State
Ohly Weerleyan
Loveln
Kent College
Reamnear BR
Jaime, Pah
Countess Keeps Silent Amid Palm Beach Kidnapping Chaos
West Palm Beach reports say Countess Sulin von Toogstraeten, heiress Millicent Rogers, resists speaking despite threats to reveal truths. Private detectives clashed outside Waikiki cottage as legal moves and counter moves unfolded over custody of their year old son. Conflicting claims from the count and his lawyer followed a shooting incident and alleged kidnaping attempt.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Sulin von Toogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Sant
Waikiki Cottage
Palm Beach
Buerope
New York-Palm Beach
Jame
Thaerman BH. Goodstein
New York
Goodstein
W. Fr. Rogers
Black Hawk County Employees Plan Second Annual Banquet
With 115 reservations Black Hawk County employees and spouses prepare for the second annual banquet and reunion at Black's tearoom starting 5 30 p m. Dinner at 6 followed by brief program by Dr. Harry O Anderson Arthur H McKee tenor and Mrs B K Stover pianist and carnetist from Walnut Street Baptist church. This is the evangelists only outside engagement while in city. Renewal of power contract Authorized. Hudson votes to renew municipal electric power purchase from Central Iowa Power and Light Co. Olik Williams 66 shooting himself in Fort Dodge after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Hudson
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Waterloo
Puerry
Fragmented SITY IN BRIEF BUCHANAN PROMPTS LOAN HEARING
Miss Gathering Anderson 219 Adams street visited New Sharon Pa. Miss Anna Speither 400 Third street returned from a month with Chicago relatives. Bond hearing for J Wesley Campbell on auto larceny continued to 9 am Dec 22. bond set at 500. Fire chief Ray Tiller received 124 theater tickets for firemen families. Mrs Grace Everson 629 Mullan avenue west improving after a fall on ice. Plato Be associated with Kearley Fisher in Florida bar admission after Tallahassee exam with 479 applicants. Chief Tiller received $25 from Fowler Co to aid firemen pension. Roy Armstrong dep sheriff to Menard IL to fetch E Lynn Wilson on forged check charge. possible jail breaking charge.
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Gathering Anderson
Adams Street
New Sharon
Anna Speither
Third Street
Chicago
J. Wesley Campbell
G. W. Wood
Ray Tiller
Fire Department
Plaza Theatre
Alexander Frant Amusement Company
Harare Vin Metre
Waterloo
West Palm Beach
Plato
Kearley & Fisher
Florida
Tallahasse
Frank J. Fowler
Fowler Company
Waterloo Hardware Company
Lafayette Street
Fowler
Roy Armstrong
Menard
E. Lynn Wilson
Wilson
Ilinois
Roy
Sheri . B. Henderson
Past Matrongs Night In Cedar Falls
Cedar Walls Dec 26 Past matrons night drew about 140 members of the local Order of Eastern Star chapter for ceremonial, program and refreshments. Officers included C C Lewis and B S Baldwin among many named.
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Cedar Walls
Order of Eastern Star
C. C. Lewis
B. 8. Baldwin
Mmes Emima
van Orgdel
G. W. Dickey
Jessie Wood
Harold Milversted
George Wood
E. A. McNabb
Arthur Bicknell
Edward C. Dahl
George Wilson
Joseph Miller
Louis Begeman
J. K. Maynard
M. J. Connell
Hughes Dry Goods Company
Black Hawk
Bruce Township Fannies Meeting in Bruce Center Hall
Bruce Township women will hold an all day meeting at Bruce Center hall Friday December 18. Miss Frances Hersey presents the fourth lesson on nursing care of the sick with topics beds bathing and equipment. Attendees are asked to bring favorite foods and their own dishes and silverware. Meeting begins at 10:30 am and ends about 4 pm.
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Bruce Township
Fanny Bureau
la Porte City
Ja. Dac
Fann Bureau
Bruce Center Hall
Frances Hersey
Daily Social Notes From Dysart and Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Charles Herd of Dysart spent the day at Mrs Herds parents residence with Mr C Strelan on Monday. Showers of Waterloo joined friends aboard a boat at Porte City Saturday. Miss Linds Turner of Waterloo visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Herman Hirmac. Miss Hilmer is training as a nurse at Allen Memorial. Miss Nell Gannon returned home from a short visit with Miss Nate Mitchell in Waterloo.
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Tina Geeth
A. H. McCutcheon
Cedar
University Hospital
Nettie Brown
XN. McQuilkin
Lisbon
Mary Kenderdine
G. C
Lee
Los Angeles
D. W. Smorgan
Charles Herd
Dysart
Herman Hirmac
Hilmer
Allen Memorial Hospital
Nell Gannon
Nate Mitchell
Waterloo
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury in District Court
Five liquor and two automobile cases were indicted in Judge G W Woods division after a monthly grand jury session. Defendants include C R B Higgins in jail at Alpine for motor car theft, Lulu Santell Michael Worn and others for liquor offences, Adelph Braunicke 17 larceny of an automobile, and Richard Anderson among the liquor nuisance charges. Adjournment set for December 28 to review any new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
District Court
Grand Jury
Itfunlin
C. RB. Higgins
Higgins
Alpine
Tex
Lulu Santell
Monte Saunders
Michael Worn
Fred Turner
Adelph Braunicke
Richard Anderson
Waterios Evening Conrice PATTERNS
To obtain the Courier in to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier 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.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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B.R. T. Auxiliary
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Luther League of “Trinity
Burts
Rinner Stanela
Herbert Root
Fose- Phine
Kansas City
Harold Blydenberg
Des Moines
Walter Blydenberg
Gunnison
Colo
A. C. Prosser
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Frances Sternbergh
Adele B
Daughters of Veterans
Aid Nodenbauer
Memorial Hall
Banco
Gene McMasters
Cedar Rapids
Vo Jue
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Chmutauqua Gireles
Egypt
Columbia Circle
Library West
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J. WL .Thompson
RL de
Bridge Club
R. Ro Milier
Roy Allar
We Thomann
Janney
Parrott Block
Black Hawk County
Fort Dodge
Olk Willams
Sity
Buchanan’s. YACLC_A. bldg. S
Grace Everson
Mullan Avenue
Vetar Salis Pailin Wews
George H. Twaddle
Cedar Calle
Waterloodventig Courier and Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Hayre
Allo. E
Womun Miurts
Wiilager
Bootiick
United Danish Lutheran Church
Bluff Street
Legion Chrisomas
Santa Claus
American Legion Post
Albert B. Flick
Hibbard Spenter Bartlett Company
Witek
First Congregational Women’s Association
Jennie
Mamie Hearst
Prank Hammer
Sara M. Pises
Church House
Cedar Falls High School
Leo Ford
Garry Birch
Emmiett van Horn Cable
Gwendolyn Kern
Charles A. Shelley
Points
California
J. G. Wyth
Viking Pump Company
Ha ‘Porte City
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Phona
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Vally
Garene Vandersall
Stella Clark
Donald Beliner
Vivian Coburn
Lois Bentson
Leo Kober
Dorothy Pell
Im Porte City
Yarlows
Carlson
Peter
Buchanan
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Cummins
Farm Bureau
Horlick
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