Becker Chapter Elects Leaders for 1928 Society
Becker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected Mrs Dessa Heelding er and Verne Bashford as worthy matron and patron to succeed Mrs C Hi Trunkey and Robert Krancis as chief executives for 1928. Other officers include Mrs Loumm Dunlavey associate matron, Mrs Martha Shireman conductress, Mabel Morr secretary, Mrs Susie Black wear, and Mae DeGun representative on the Masonic temple corporation. Fifteen Winner school girls gave a Scottish dance and Jean Fergeman sang in colonial dress during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Shelton
Lorraine Krasky
Betty Bickley
Margaret Craham
Coralie Green
Helen Browne
Milo Hagelman
Virginia Cole
Evelyn Hur
Way
Howard Burr
R.A. Brayton
Anna Winters
Carol Burr
Gwendolyn Edwards
Marian Hollis
Louise Green
Merrian K Ross to Present Pupils in Piano Recital
Miss Merrian King Rosa a Ross conservatory teacher presents 27 pupil piano pieces in a Friday evening recital in the conservatory rooms. The program includes The Bird Nest Pleasant Morning Swing The Lion Man Heather Ross Waltz Inng Cannon Prigcet and other selections by learners including Ruth Helen and Audrey Mugler among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrian King Rosa
Ross Consevatory
Bilbro
Donald Lighttont
Syrebog
Bowen
Dorcas Beek
Strelog
Anna Mu
Floreney Hea
Llehrer
Miry Weston
Claderella
Lyon
Ruth
Pleas Meoudog
Helen Bilnetei
Kitude
Locshom
Temple OM
Lion Man
Florence Reay
Jeni Ectinerelter
Heather Ross
Lange
Katherine Tacoleon
Reinhold
Virginta
Brahtas
Marton Milles
Carnations
Raabenstein
Audrey Mugler
Cannon
Prigcet
Tschaikow
Trey Utarbuch
Anite Sine
Nuptial Vows for Gertrude Kline and Harmon Warwick
Gertrude Kline and Harmon C. Warwick exchange nuptial vows at 8 p.m. in a single-ring ceremony at St Mark's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. C. W. Baxter. The couple will reside at 735 Washington Street. Attending are immediate family members only. Kline, a six-year nurse, trained at City and County Hospital in St. Paul after Independence High School. Warwick, son of Mr and Mrs W T Warwick of 507 Wellington Street, works as traveling rep for Groffet and Dunlap Publishing Co. in New York and previously ran the family book and stationery store. He is a West High School graduate.
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Washington Street
Gertrude Kling
Harmon C.warwick
C. W. Baxter
St.Mark’s Episcopal Church
Kling
Dra
H. L. Rehit
JH. Thompson
City and County Hospital
St. Paul,Minn
Independence High ‘School
J.B. Eline
Warwick
Airs
W.T. Warwick
Wellington Street
Groffett_and Dunlap Publishing company
New York
New Plymouth Women Elect Wilson Walton President
Mrs Wilson Walton was elected to succeed Mrs Harry Pines as president of Daughters of Plymouth at an all day meeting in Plymouth Congregational church. Mrs Pines named for vice president and Mrs A J Weigel to serve as secretary with Mrs EQ Kelley as treasurer. Yearly reports show the society in good condition. Mrs William Hardcastle hosted a bus picnic luncheon and a bake sale was planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Walton
Harry Pines
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Atrs. Pines
Vica
A. J. Weigel
Eq. Kelley
William Hardcastle
Christmas Supper and Program for Railroad Trainmen and Women
B R T and Women’s Order hosted a Christmas supper for over 130 attendees in the men’s hall Wednesday evening. A program followed with readings, violin and piano pieces, guitar and vocal duets, and an address of appreciation. Mrs. P. J. Mulray chaired arrangements. assistants included Arthur Haskins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Camp and Auxiliary of U S W V Holiday Party
Members of Fred Willier camp and United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary held a Christmas party in Memorial hall. More than 150 people attended including children, with musical numbers readings and an invocation. Pound donations were collected for needy families and Santa Claus gave treats to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willier Champ
United Spanish War Valerang
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Otto Zuehlke
Mary Frances O’brien
Fern Pennington
Genvieve McGee
Virginia Burton
Virginia
Smith
Thelma
Ruth Swartz
Charlotte
Margaret Burton
Misa Myrtle Webber
Gierson
Ethyl May Miller to Host Thirteenth Birthday Party
Ethyl May Miller will celebrate her 13th birthday this evening from 5 to 9 at her parents’ home 411 Hammond Avenue. About nineteen girl guests will join in games a program and radio music with supper served at the hosts’ table. Guests include Lucy Jane Miller Ardeth Wick Mary Jean Blough and others. Decorations will feature Christmas motifs and the event will include a short program with local musicians and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl May Miller
Mary Jean Blough
Ardeth Wick
Lucy Jane Miller
Morris Kirby
St. Mary's Sewing Ciring
Plano
Cle
Ardeth
Mabyrns Murphy
Maxine Moon
Potters
William Lynch
Eco
Leo Kraft
Theodosius Plagsmeyer
James McMullan
W. E. Brennan
Christmas party plans at St John’s Young People’s Club
Members of St John’s Young People’s Club plan a Christmas party in the hall this evening, with each attendee to bring two 10 cent gifts for exchange. Hosts will be young men of the club and a pie supper is to be served promptly at 2:34. The Ladies Auxiliary section notes a monthly thimblebee gift event by the American Veterans Auxiliary, formerly hosted at Mrs. Camilletz’s home on Dawson Street. Mrs. Murson will be the next host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Pergens
A. Ve
Veterans
Ge Jirs
Temple Rebekah
Fourth Street
A. BR. Lawton
Rs. Oh. Cheever
Peter Hurley
Beauty Tips For Fresh Night Out Looks From Home
Instructional piece offering quick postwork beauty routines. Recommends hot baths, tea, cooling creams, and salt for refresh. Describes cleansing, toning, and nail care including lemon juice and paste mixtures for whitening spots. Emphasizes grooming hair, lashes, and skin to look vibrant for an evening out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neval
Graves Memorial Sisterhood Christmas Party Held
Twenty nine women attended the annual Christmas party of Graves Memorial United Brethren church Sisterhood at the home of Mrs. W. W. Anderson. New members were Mrs. Louis Tunis and Mrs. James A. Hoskins with seven guests. Mrs. I. Ness arranged entertainment including The White Christmas and readings. Guests discussed The Gift that Has Given Me the Most Pireur. Luncheon was served and gifts were collected for a Christmas box for Otterbein Home at Lebanon, Ohio.
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Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
W. W. Anderson
Louis Tunis
James A. Hoskins
Maies
Wade Oswald
C. A_ Carthy
Allen Peverill
Frank Jacobs
J. G. Fodd
Alice Hapfeld
TB. Fullene
I. Ness
Past Matrons of Waterloo O B S Luncheon Notes
Past Matrons club of Waterloo O B S chante, Order of Eastern Star, held its annual Christmas luncheon at Mrs. George Schoel’s Cedar Heights home. Members dressed as children, juvenile Eames provided entertainment, and Mrs. M. S. Cornish as Santa distributed gift exchanges. Special guest was Mrs. XN. Drilling of Urbana, Ta.
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Waterloo
Chanter
Order of Eastern Star
George Schoel
Cedar Heights
M. S. Cornish
Santa Claus
XN. Drilling
Urbana
Charles Chickering
Mons
Mary Ethel Dixon
Church Picnic and Christmas Gatherings Across Local Churches
Homemakers band of First Baptist hosts 1 pm picnic Friday at Miss Ella Williams home. husbands invited. Will follow with a business meeting and china and silver to be furnished. Truthseekers at St Pauls Methodist held Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. George Deyo home with 40 plus attendees. Gifts given to teacher Mrs. Claude Miller. Christmas story by Mrs. Joseph Hay and gift distribution noted. Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian met at Mrs. George McCleary home with serving committee named. Santa Claus featured. First Methodist Women held all day meeting with missionary programs and a party gift exchange. multiple speakers and songs listed. Central Christian Woman’s Aid held Christmas picnic supper. officers elected for Ladies’ Aid. Northminster Presbyterian Women’s meeting featured March election of annual activities and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ella Williams
St. Pauls Methodist Church
George Deyo
Claude Miller
Joseph Hay
Ronald Templeton
Santa Claus
Ladies' Aid Sociaty
United Presbyterian Church
George McCleary
J. W. Carpenter
Wilson Graham
Belie Harner
First Methodist Church
di Nurch Partors
Ja Nk Hecker
Flora Buroware
Sala
Alfred Winder
P. Jones
Gertrude Rieckar
de Tutthusphow
Fervant
If IL
Kresa
Donm
A. H. Gilbert
Woman's Sanitary of
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Durchen
The
Annies
Yuletide Parties in Districts Highlight Busy Christmas Season
Teachers from both districts hosted annual Christmas gatherings. West district guests dined at Black's Tearoom with red and green decor and a 105-cover table setting. East Waterloo Teachers' Club met in East High School cafeteria with entertainment, readings, and a tree gift exchange.
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Peachers
West
Black
Chembera
East Waterloo
East High School
Black’s
John Clements
Santa Claus
Beau Orchestra
Miusicians
Ralph Pronk
Cora Mae Busby
Jimmie
Elizabeth Harris
Sara McMahon
Nettle McKinnon
Pronk
Dorothy Martin
Fern Gray
Barnadime Wendel
Helen Easter
Christmas Club Notes Brighten Double Five Events
Club notes from the Double Five and Triple Four groups describe Christmas parties at Mrs. George Hishley and Mrs. FH Heskett homes with gift exchanges, special guests, and contest winners. Other gatherings included R. O. W. and George Wright households with tree decorations, Santa Raymond Snodgrass, and refreshments, plus plans for future parties and social afternoons.
Legion Urges Service Above Self at Iowa Banquet
Ray Murphy of Ida Grove told Legion and Auxiliary members at Hotel Russell Lamson to unite for universal conscription of wealth and a strong defense. Frank Miles of Des Moines urged duty to fallen comrades and warned of profiteering exposure by the Legion. H. J. Laird described claims work, law-backed county relief, and broader support for veterans. District officers were named, the Third district band formed, and a plan for a permanent district organization approved.
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American Legion
T J
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
State Command
Legion
Murphy
International Court of Justice
Eed
Iowa
United Front
United States
Frank Miles
Des Motes
Iowa Legionnaire
Auxiliary
Miles
Mies
H. J. Laird
Des Moines
State Department
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
W. H. Muhlemann
Bogie Grove
Margaret Jones Hinderman
Bes Moines
Gwendolyn McDowell
Baldridge
P. R. Baldridge
George B. Boyce
Coralie
Phillip Coontz
Memorial Hall
Holton
Gerald Holton
Becker Chanman
W.H. Muhlemann
Elgin
Ryan
Eldora
Clare Chenette
Ackley
pMoint
Mubhlemann
Tregang
New Christian
Treganza
Hawk County
T. J. Fitzgerald
Thhe Y. W. Coa
Vivian Innea
B. Duthbert
Cedar Palis
Leta Lusenioeff
Bremer
Edgar Bicam
Bachattan
Sirs
Harrys Hill
Butter
Rutt Krouss
Delaware
Charles Kretschmer
Dubuque
Hartzenger
Hardin
A. M. Dorland
Franklin
Eleanor Steinberg
tHidora
B. Cuthbert
Cedar Falls
Gwendolyn Wig- Een McDowell
Alice Brown Shores
Jack Althouse
Gates Students on Program at Christmas Party
Annual Christmas party for Gates College students and alumni association members will be tonight at K of P hall. The program includes community singing, readings by Austin Marlow and Margaret Michaelson, a saxophone solo by Robert Boysen with John Corson, and the college orchestra. Gifts from a Christmas tree will be distributed and a dance will follow. Yeomen Lodge regular meeting at 8 Friday evening in Moose Hall will be followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College
Alumni Association
K. of P. Hall
Austin Marlow
Margaret Michaelson
Robert Boysen
John Corsan
Yeonen Lodge
Moose Hart
Waterloo Aviator Weds in Paris After WWI Crash Romance
Roland J. Klein of Waterloo, Iowa, once a crash survivor in a French plane near Paris in spring 1918, marries Mlle Martha M. Feuillie of a prominent Paris family. He later serves with the Red Cross and works for United States Lines in Paris. the couple plan to visit Waterloo and Klein’s parents in Iowa after their southern France honeymoon.
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Roland J. Klein
Araduate
Af East High School
Waterloo
Wnh
Peter F. Klein
Locust Street
Garth
Paris
Birdman
Mile
Martha M. Feuillie
Klein
Plana
Sumer
Feuillie
Martha
Stimonia
Kletu
Feuilllie
Red Cross
Eurth
Steamship
Compans, Afr
Honeymcon
France
United States Lines
States
New York
de Pauw University
Ausist
Uly
Dein
Warsaw
Cedar Falls News Roundup From Waterloo Courier
Cedar Falls items report: six of eighteen Ancient Order of United Workmen members plus five others celebrate at Oxford hotel with dinner. Petersen reports braifle receipts of 346 from Cow’s owner operations, with milk supply. Beulah Philpot heads to Saskatchewan then California. High school oratorical contest set with three classes and three participants per class. Women’s Relief corps plans joint installation with Grand Army January 6. Gifts for Surfors hospital to be collected at meeting. Plays scheduled for Teachers Training High School with seven in Three Pills in a Box and nine in The Ghost Story. Dual debate features Teachers College hosting DuBuque University on intramural vs intercollegiate athletics. Mrs Frances Hostetter travels to Cedar Rapids for daughter’s appendectomy, condition satisfactory.
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Cedar Falls
Order of
United Workmen
Oxford Hotel
National Order
Meadrville
J. Wi. Byers
Samuel Wartman
Fred Hoffman
BE. H H. Weber
John A. Harm
William Cox
John G. Petersen
Clay Street
Petersen
California
Beulah Philpot
Saskatchewan
Bert Philpot
Women’s Trellet Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Chapter
H.C. Culver
Surfors Hospital
Th. C. M
Teachers College
Dubuqua University
Teachers College At
DubLuque
Frances Hosteter
Cedar Rapiis
Harold B. Duke
City in Brief: Promotty lens, Sioux City visits, estate probate
Short city notes report a broken lens incident duplicating promtory at Buchanan's, Harry M Reed in Sioux City on federal business with Judge G C Scott, a Henry Fagekind garage permit for 200 dollars on Idaho Street, J A Brooks estate probate to wife Sophia O Isigwill, Waterloo realtors at State convention, M C A secretary A Cohegan in Chicago, Buckley Davis Crimline day near Allison, Monte Saunders liquor nuisance released on bond, Eugene Bell Jr to broadcast from WIID Mooseheart, Winnie Stevens attended Grundy Center case, Gruver under arrest in Mason City for nuisance and bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenry Fagekind
Idaho Street
J. A. Brooks
Sophia O
Isigwill
Lester We Miller
George II Seally
W. FE. Herren
Waterloo Realtors
Sioux City
A. Cohegan
M.C.A
Chicago
National Council
Iowa
Monte Saunders
Ugene Bell, Jr
Eugene Bell Jr
Florence Street
WIID
Mooseheart
Sudga GW. Wood
Nis Pe. Torter
Winnie Stevens
Grundy Center
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo
Retail Food Costs Rise 31-2 Per Cent in November
Washington report shows retail food costs up 33-3 percent Oct 15 to Nov 15, with year-to-date rise around 69-1/3 percent. November increases hit numerous items led by potatoes up 41 percent, eggs up 15 percent, canned salmon and storage eggs up 3 percent, flour 2 percent, while pork chops, round steak, lard and granulated sugar fell about 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
New York Mayor Walker vows action against gambling and vice
New York December 17. Mayor Walker charges the city has become an open town recently. He says plans are under way to rid the city of gambling and other forms of vice in an upcoming address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asker
New York
Tag J. Walker
Elk Committees Plan Full Use of Club's New Home
Elks members at a regular meeting set up committees to manage activities across departments in the enlarged Henalih home. They named Walter Bass and Dedon tod Burr G Towne to revise by laws, while gymnasium sports were assigned to McCoy Diekty Liste McDonald. A bowling committee led by Glenn Tibbitts and others will run alleys and promote tournaments, with bridge organizers chosen by Sibert Shelden and Dunkelbere. Initiation Tuesday will induct many candidates including radio entertainer Jack Leonard, and 30 additional membership applications were received for next meeting. A New Year ceremony honors Robert Hardin, with a New Year’s Eve dance and a card party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henalih
the Elks
Walter Bass
RB i. Dedon Tod
Burr G. Towne
Pininca
RL McCoy
Bure Diekty
Liste
Jack Little
Hardin
Robert Hardin
Pattern order notice for Evening Courier wares
A vintage ad invites readers to obtain the Courier up to date pattern collection by sending 15 cents to NWASHION DEPARTMENT Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns include seams and AJ orders. patterns expected within 10 days of ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwashion
Waterloo
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