Bernice Thompson to Marry William J Lynch Dec 28
A society group honored Miss Bernice Thompson daughter of Mrs Agnes Thompson at a dinner last evening at Black's tearoom with Christmas decorations. Ruth Smith later hosted a party at her home and favors were given to Miss Frances Barron and Miss Florence Lynch. Additional guests included Miss Catherine Hayes of Buckingh am IA and Misses Helen Joyeco Angeli Striegel Clarica Lynch and Mary Kathryn Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice, Thompson
Agnes Thompson
Dawson
William J. Lynch
Black's
Ruth Smith
Banco
Frances Barron
Florence Lynch
J. H. Smith
Christmas social events listed in Pine County society notes
Tonight events include an Elks club dance and Temple Rebekah lodge party. Royal Neighbors and Gold Leaf camp hold Christmas gatherings, with K of C and St Marys venues hosting dances and suppers. Local churches list Young People's Society events and a Presbyterian party Saturday afternoon.
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Elks Club
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. O
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
St. Mary's Auditorium
Petrova Club
Thomas Flaherty
K. of P. Hall
Young People's Society
Northminster Church
Dwiler C. E
First Presbyterian Church
D. P. Merriman
Lend-a-Hand Guild Names New Leaders and Plans
Mrs. T. P. Ashmore was elected president for a fifth term at a yesterday meeting hosted by Mrs. Corn Voelker. Mrs. George Ferguson became vice president replacing 20 year veteran Mrs. A. F. Hoenig, with Mrs. George Rollins as secretary. The group outlined holiday efforts including a Christmas box for county farm women and other cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Ashmore
Lend-a-Hand Guild
Corn Voelker
A. F. Hoenig
Guild
George Ferguson
George Rollins
Fred Coleman
Frank Rath
KH. L. Tucker
BE. l L. Rath
O. F Stromeren
Nisa J. C. Fairweather
J. A. Johnson
Nate Hattong
Christmas Social Events Planned by Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Episcopal Church gears up for December events including a Dec 20 supper at 6 15 p m a play Why the Chimes Rang by alumni at 7 30 p m and a Christmas treat for all with extra goodies for kids attendees are asked to bring provisions for a child whose parents are absent and own silverware and dishes The Kindergarten Sunday school unit hosts a Christmas festivity at 3 p m on Friday Dec 23 under Miss Ruth Gury supervision.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Ruth Gury
F. O. P. Club Christmas Party and Election Held
F. O. P. Club members met at Mrs. D. F. Merriman's home for a 1 o'clock luncheon with holiday table decor. Gifts and favors were exchanged and officers elected: Mrs. Hinman president, Mrs. Akin secretary, Mrs. Bailey press correspondent. A tea at East Raleigh Friendship Club followed with faculty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. C. P. Club
D. F. Merriman
Charles Grown
L. V. Fox
Merriman
BR. R. Hinman
Frank Akin
Paul Bailey
Frank Jirsa
Holiday Party Arranged by Cedar Heights Woman's Club
The Cedar Heights Woman's club Literary department hosted a Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Litchfield’s home. Attendees included Cedar Heights school faculty and spouses, East High School teacher Leola Strope, and local club members and guests. Music featured piano, violin duets, organ, and carols. hot chocolate and wafers were served.
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Cedar Heights
Ettabelle Storer
Virginia Wilson
W. J. Sutchliffe
Junior Auxiliary Christmas Party At Waterloo Woman's Club
Seventy members of the Junior Auxiliary to the Fine Arts Department of the Waterloo Woman's Club enjoyed a Christmas party at the clubhouse. Miss Clover Sterlingsig led carols with Miss Geraldine Smith. Dorothy Hohnes read a piece. A cafeteria dinner, small tree, gifts, and dancing followed.
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Junior Aux Mary
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Pom
Clover Sterlingssig
Geraldine Smith
Dorothy Hohnes
Fifty Attend the Christmas Party by M. B. A.
About fifty members gathered last evening at K. of P. hall for a Christmas program and oyster supper hosted by M. B. A. lodge No. 1115. Songs contests and other features entertained guests as Santa Claus presided over gift exchange and candy sacks were handed out.
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K. of P. Hall
M. B.A. Lodge
Santa Claus
G B G Members Meet for a Christmas Party
Members of the G. B. G. club held a Christmas party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. G. v. Bellinger’s home with seasonal decorations and gifts from a large tree. Mrs. James Edwards assisted the hostess in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. G. Club
G. v. Bellinger
James Edwards
C. B. Quackenbush
S. A. Dudley
O. O. Donley
Hints In Beauty Care The Sports Grouw
A column extols home fitness through chores and sports, urging women to blend housework with exercises and to pursue activities like tennis and games. Advice covers breathing, posture, rolling for thighs, and simple skin care tips, with emphasis on keeping blood moving and using available routines.
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Prenti
Leona Beener Honored at Christmas Gift Shower
Miss Leona Beener, to wed Sylvester John Speicher on Christmas Day, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower held at Miss Laila I Shanger's home. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon, dances, and favors for Flor ence Sickert and Marian Hollis. Orchestrated decor featured orchid and nile green with a miniature bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Beener
Sylvester John Speicher
Laila I Shanger
Florence Sickert
Marian Hollis
C. J. Shauger
F. H. Moehlman
Jerry Yungtmaan
H. C. Britzman
Lila Spelcher
Myrtle Smith
Violet Michael
Christmas Party of Double X Club Brings Cheer
Members of the Double X club enjoyed a pretty Christmas gathering at the home of Mrs. Frank Cooley. A good attendance filled the rooms as red candies lit the table for the picnic dinner. Gifts were exchanged afterward.
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Double XX Club
Frank Cooley
Christmas Party Planned by Junior C E Society
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of First Presbyterian invites members to a Christmas party at the church from 2 30 to 4 p m tomorrow hosted by Mrs P J Mulray The event includes a Christmas program and a gift box for the Macoochee Institute children ward in Saout Ga with each attendee bringing a present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Ihhurch
P. J. Mulray
Macoochee Institute
Saotu
Club Notes Highlight Holiday Gatherings and Exchanges
Joyle club members enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs. Otto Stegman home with gift exchanges and bridge favors to Mrs. Walter Schneider Mrs. William Hitching and Mrs. Henry Selmeider. Forget-Me-Not club met at Mrs. William Alderman home with favors to Mrs. Ella McKinley and Mrs. James Elliott. Mrs. Ola Obie to entertain Jan 17. Da-R-Best club met at Mrs. S. A. Dudley home for a 1 o clock luncheon with sewing and conversation. Plans for a Dec 20 party at Mrs. Milton Woodman’s were discussed at Mrs. W. Holmes Cedar Heights gathering.
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Joyle Club
Otto Stegman
Bridge
Walter Schneider
William Hitching
Henry Selmeider
G. H. Farnsworth
William Stover
William Alderman
Ella McKinley
James Elliott
Victor Nichols
J. W. Ritze
Ola
Obie
Milton
J. BO. BE. Club
W. Holmes
Cedar Heights
Thratair
Oveanue
Necker and Ars
Mra. A. HH Hauer
Iito
Church News Highlights Parish Meetings and Charities
The article notes a Saturday meeting of the First Carheran Missionary group with twenty two members and six guests, plus a plain supper served. Vead led the parish guild meeting at the church hall with officers named. Winans society of First Baptist met in the church as White Cross work for a Christian center on Polacca Avenue was presented with a missionary play performed by Dorothy Holmes Tone Crumline Flora Smith and Nile Swyers.
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Theigmieh
Winans Society of
First Baptist Church
White Cross
Polacca
Boy Scout Books Seen as Worthy by Miss Feyerelsen
Waterloo readers and parents hear Miss Theresa Feyerelsen outline criteria for selecting children books. She emphasizes good books with real appeal for boys and girls and notes the Every Boy's Library collection endorsed by the public library for Scouts. The list includes Adventures in Braver Stream Camp Dugmore along the Mohawk Trail Fitzhugh Animal Heroes Seton Baby Elton Quarterback Quirk and many more classic titles.
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Waterloo
Theresa Feyerelsen
Hebrary
Boy Scouts
Braver Stream
Dugmore
Pfitzhugh
Teroes—seton
Baby Elton
Quirk
Bartley
Heyliger
Taily Yopsall
Dr. Luke
Duncan
Grizzly—Seton
Boy Scouts of the
Black Eagle Patrol
Oey Scouts of
Bob's Hil
Burton
Brown Wolf
London
Mathiews
Buccaneers
Brockton
Call of the Wild
Doubleday
College Yeats
Hey-liger
Son Strong
Barbour
Gaunt Gray Wolf
Walace
Wallace
Hack
Alsheley
Jim Davis
Masefeld
Stevenson
Altsheler
Mohicans
Cooper
Lane Bull
Schultz
Pete
Ames
Ransom
Red Chief
Henry Stories
Mathhews
Daniel Boone
Tomlinson
Kit Carson
Gauss
Treasure Island
Verne
Boy Beeut
Ungays
Bob—Wallacs
Mrs P B Shirley Heads Wild Rose Club In 1928
Mrs P B Shirley was elected president of the Wild Rose Club for 1928 at a meeting held yesterday at Mrs L S Rickard’s home. Officers include Mrs McGlade as vice president Miss Addie McCormick secretary and Mrs A H McKellar treasurer. Mrs R W Crawford named press correspondent and Mrs J M Cerda heads the sickness committee with Mrs H L Williams leading entertainment. A Christmas tree centerpiece marked the picnic lunch and gifts were exchanged from an umbrella after the business session.
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P. B. Shirley
Wild Rose Club
L. S. Rickard
W. H. McGlade
McGlade
Addie McCormick
A. H. McKellar
R. W. Crawford
J. M. Cerda
H. L. Williams
Gerda
F. J. Brass
William Brayton
Martha Sweeney
H. G. Williams
Fifty Women Attend Card Party of Sewing Circle
Fifty women attended a card party yesterday afternoon hosted by St. John's Sewing Circle. Favors valued at 500 were given to Mrs. W. Shiek Mrs. H. J. Conter and Mrs. Edward Jirak. Bridge favors went to Mrs. George Johnson Mrs. S. J. Bussey and Mrs. J. L. Brannom. The committee included Mrs. Will Kramer Mrs. Arthur Hartson Mrs. W. H. Lucas and Mrs. Margaret Elieseh. Refreshments were served.
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St. John's Sewing Circle
W. &. Shiek
H. J. Conter
Edward Jirak
George Johnson
S. J. Bussey
J. 1. Brannom
Floyd Stogies
Will Kramer
Arthur Hartson
W. H. Lucas
Margaret
Mrs Klingburg Hosts Bunco Christmas Party
Mrs Oscar Klingburg entertained guests at a Bunco Christmas party last evening. Favors were given to Miss Hazel Bisby and Miss Peggy Morehouse. Attendees included Mrs Glen Hallman Mrs Iva Musgrove and several Misses. Refreshments were served and Christmas gifts exchanged.
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Oscar Klingburg
Bunco
Hazel Bisby
Peggy Morehouse
Glen Hallman
Iva Musgrove
Alice Walters
Marian Steyvens
Gladys Brandt
Alensha Saunders
Margaret Zevwis
Mene Greeley
Fern Niehals
Children Story Hour At City Libraries Christmas Tales Told
Children are invited to attend a Christmas story hour tomorrow at the east and west libraries at 240 PM. Miss Monica Nettleton will narrate at the west library and Theresa Feyereisen will tell stories at the main library, with a quartet of children singing carols. this is the last story hour before Christmas.
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Chistmas
Monica Nettleton
Westbrary
Mist “Pheresa Feyereisen
Morary
Christimas
Mary A Welsh to Wed Charles B Pearl at Fairbank
Myr and Mrs FE Welsh announce the coming marriage of daughter Mary Antonia to Charles Bernard Pearl of Oelwein. The ceremony will be read by Father John Halpin at Immaculate Conception church in Fairbank on December 31. A dinner dance at Black's Tarnont tonight has been postponed.
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Oni
Mason to Leave Temple January date fixed
January 3 1928 is set for the Targney McGinn Realty Co to occupy the old Masonic temple site at Sycamore street and Park avenue and begin demolition. All Masonic orders must vacate by then with temporary quarters still under review. The Masonic crafts committee led by Ashley A Dunham and Mrs Mary Miller is arranging space for members until the new temple at Park avenue and Mulberry street is ready. Demolition will start soon after vacancy to allow spring hotel construction.
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Targney-McGinn Realty Company
Sycamore Street
Park Avenue
Masonic Temple
Altho
Ashley A. Dunham
Mary Miller
Masonic Crafts
Mulberry Street
City in Brief Christmas Gifts and Local News
Father and mother receive glasses from Buchanan's for Christmas. Frank E. Bentley travels to Clarion on business. Mrs. E. E. Coleman visits Denver relatives in Summner street home. James M. Hyde returns from Kansas City after a Sin clair Refining meeting. Anna Gary heads to Los Angeles for winter with sister Alice Strayer. Bodell undergoes appendicitis operation. condition satisfactory. Dan H. Brian recovering from cataract removal. doing nicely. Allen Memorial nurses host Christmas party in hospital parlors. Rotary snow plow operations continue to widen primary roads. Court appraisers set Lois E. Wangler bookstore stock value at 4798 plus book counts. Religious instruction topic to be discussed by superintendents. Mrs. Wolling and husband improving after Hanover auto accident. other injuries noted. Miss Pauling Knapp injured but improving after fall and hospital visit.
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James M. Hyde
Sullivan Avenue
Kansas City
Sinclair Refining Company
Anna Gary
First Street West
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Strayer
Charles Bodell
Willard Bodell
Universalist Church
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Hof
Willa Goetz
June Hevener
W. Cbd
Johnston
M. H. Kelly
John G. Kascht
Ed McGarvey
Lois E. Wangler
G. GB. Huston
Bb. S. Wright
Cedaralle
Mitchell
Jancaville
Anvil Chorus to Perform at East High Tonight
East High Orchestra directed by G. T. Bennett will give its semi annual concert in the high school auditorium at 8 pm. The program features over a dozen numbers with marches and novelty acts. The finale is the famed anvil chorus. Proceeds fund new instruments and uniforms for the ensemble.
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Anvil Chorus
East High
East High Orchestra
G. T. Bennett
Gaiety at Party for Retiring Eastern Star Leaders
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star honored retiring worthy matron Mrs. Roy Ghort and worthy patron A. A. Lohner at a Hotel Russell-Lamson dinner. Seventy guests attended with festive table decorations, gifts, music, and balloon dances.
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Roy Ghort
A. A. Lohner
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Santa Claus
W. F. Schrag
Short
Mr. Lohner
Mines
Glenn Tibbitts
Mae Sturgis
Ernest Johnson
E. Guenther
Fred Clark
Louis Eickelberg
Mr. Eickelberg
Ralph Slippy
St. Nicholas
Embezzlement Case Ties Bank Bond Chief to Luxuries
Delbert Smith a 31 year old head of the bond department at Citizens Trust & Savings bank in Buffalo confessed to embezzling about 66 000 dollars. He said he used the funds to maintain his lifestyle and luxuries for his family. Smith a Notre Dame graduate married with a two year old daughter was released on bond.
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Chicago
Delbert Smith
Buffalo
Ee Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Smith
University of Notre Dame
Patterns for the Courier Fashion Department
The Waterloo Evening Courie advertises patterns for accompanying designs sent to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 15 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and aim to reach customers within 10 days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Wasterloo
Seur
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Bernice Thompson
Miss Thompson
Prudential Lifn Insurance Company
CALE
Episcopal Parish
F. 0. P. Club
East Raigh Friendship Club
Fine Arts
Dep’t
Emerson School
Black
All
Crear
T. S
Exerelon
Elks’ Club
Elks
Elks' Club
Charles E. Witt
Louis Albert
Webb
Double X Club
C. E. Society
Church News
Cecil Puckley
Guild of Chase Episcopat Church
Atvaw
Charles Slack
Hodge ‘Taylor
Bred Northey
Feyerelsen
Mrs. Klingburg
Mary A. Welsh
Charles B. Pearl
Fairbank
Lucien Lelong
Masong
Temple
Buchanan
Frank E. Bentley
Clarion
E. E. Coleman
Denver
Colo
M. R. Francis
Third Street West
L. F. Smith
Sumner
Clinton F. Smith
Dan H. Brian
Cortlandt Street
Ofice
Nor ;Ris Plan Company
Black's Tearoom
Mabel Lanning
Albert
Todd
Leota Lillian Delzell
Cedar Rapids
First United Presbyterian Church
W. O. Chisholm
Wallace Campbell
Whitman
Foss
Murray
Garrett
Bunte
the Hutchinson
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Hutchinson Ice Cream Co
Seigfried Reint
Linden Ave
Frances Swartzbaugh
Park
Luther Watson
Fairview Ave
Gertrude Crandall
Columbia St
Orville W. Barber
Burton Ave
Charles Shedd
Cutler
Robert Chisholm
Wellington
Rosemary Johnson
Pleasant Ave
Peggy Newman
Hawthorne
Phoebe Katheryn Irwin
Conger St
Gerald Nissen
Rhey
Alice Marie Lucht
Allen St
Robert Schmidtz
Virginia Davis
Box
Jesup
Jack Cook
4Th St
Lulu Grace Conrad
W. 7Th St
Lyle Hennessey
Sycamore
Florence Hamlet
Washington
John Sulze
Columbia
Agnes Boesen
Broadway
Jean Mansfield
Shell Rock
Evelyn Knode
Randall St
Roger Wagner
Randolph St
Francis J. Cameron
Irving St
Glenn Nissen
Rhoy
Dorothy Gallagher
Home Park
Shirley Scovel
Utica St
Isabelle Scorey
LaPorte
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
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