Miss Ariens Stull to Wed George Loveall in Pink White Home Ceremony
Miss Ariens Frances Stull daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Stull 1210 Second Street West will marry George A Loveall son of Mr and Mrs G H Loveall 617 Mulberry Street at 4 p m in the home of the bride's parents with immediate family present Rev Carolla Krenagy will read the service The bridal decor features pink and white Ophelia roses and cathedral tapers The bridal party includes Miss Margaret Taettle Stull as bridesmaid The gown for Miss Stull is poudre blue crepe with grotto blue wildings and a colonial bouquet The couple plan a civil ceremony followed by a trip to Dulbart and travel by Rock Island road The bride is a West High School graduate 1923 and active in school theatricals The groom attended Most High School and Town State College at Amis where he joined Kappa Stema fraternity and she pledged Pil Bet Phi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariens Frances Stull
Afr
A. E. Stull
Second
Geore A, Loveall
Loveal
Mulberry Street
Carolla Krenagy
West Tix P
Miargaret Taettle
Stull
Coluihgit
Dulbart
Rock Tstand Allroad Company
West Wigh
Ha Shoul
Levéall
Leveatl
Town State College
Ami
60th Anniversary Is Being Observed at Shilliam Home
The Shilliam family marks six decades of marriage, noting Mary Bates and Samuel Shilliam wed in 1866 at Mazel Green. Now in Waterloo since 1368, they celebrate at 902 Vatnyette Street with five children and nine grandchildren. Friends and relatives recall early life, business ventures, and the enduring family name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gf. Bates
Samuel Shilliam
Edweard Bate
Mazel Green
Shillian
Vatnyette Etreet
Waterloo
Wilian Tates
Fourth Street
Mra. Hhilliam
Hazel Green
Uers
Mira
Bates
A.C. Bratnaber
Shl¢ Lum
Veo
Pedder
Thompson Brothers
An+ wo
Ren
Allen
St, Ja
Delve
Vel
Bratnaber
Shilliam
Waferlan
Sithlam
Shillam Avenue
Shiltian
City Omnibus Service
Etta Barnard
Chicago
Kele Miller
Marshalltown
Sabine Rugg
Harold H. Rugg
Campbell Avenue
Ruger
Frank Shilliam
Barnard
AliMer
Myr
Mma. Strayer
Witter Saelster
Ars
Shilitam
Treynor to Wed Leo Gohrt in Sioux City Church
Gertrude Treynor of Sioux City will wed Lee Colir of Waterloo at 3 30 p m December 28 in First Presbyterian Church Sioux City. Miss Treynor earned an A B from the University of Iowa in 1922 and belongs to Delta Gamma. Colir, son of Mrs T Cobrt, graduated from the University of Town in 1919 and 1922, is Phi Kappa Psi member, and practices law in Waterloo with Pickett Swisher & Arweil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Gamma
Woodbury County Savings Bank
Sioux City
Mr. Cobrt
Mra. T. ¥. Cobrt, Trust
University of Town
T. S
LD. GB
Phi Kappa Psi
Pvt Delte. Phi
Waterloo
Pickett, Swisher & Arweil
Lincoln G A R Circle entertains state officers and guests
Five department officers attended the inspection and dinner at Memorial hall with Mrs. Jennie Beymer of Des Moines leading the visit. Other officers included Mrs. Louisa Shupe Waterloo and Mrs. Florence Haas Des Moines. The event featured a Christmas talk by Truman DeRoame, musical numbers, and gifts from a Christmas tree. Forty five members and five guests attended. A separate recital by Mrs. Lorena Berry’s pupils featured Ruth Hey and others. The W C Club held its annual Christmas party with gift exchange at the clubrooms Tuesday evening and supper at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Ginegin
G. A. Rs
Memorial Hall
Esterday
Evening
Black
Jennie Beymer
Des Moine
Louisa Shupe
W.terloo
Gertrude Meade
Dubuque
Florence Haas
Des Moines
Ita Bidelman
Davenport
Beymer
Truman DeRoame
Lorena
Berry
Ruth Hey
Melen Parkman
Sarah Shelton
Dorothy Peterson
Margaret Gallup
Plf
W. Club
R. W. Walte
H. B. Boles
H. C. Wilbur
Rolleah
Kiiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Hotel Russell
Lamson
Santa Claus
Church News Highlights of Holiday Service
The Astrarian class of First Methodist Episcopal met at Mrs. W Peavey home. Mr EB Johnson gave a reading from The Gift of the Mass in Henry. Christmas along led by Mrs J W Sr John. Gifts were exchanged and plans made for a box of food and clothing for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W Peavey
EB. J. Johnson
Hlenry
J. W. Sr. John
Ming
Gamby
Marriage of Doris Allen and Bickel in coming week
The upcoming wedding of Miss Doris Allen daughter of Paul M Allen 133 Third Street West to Mr and Mrs D Bickel of McGregor Jamaica will be an interesting event of the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Allen
Aul
Allen
Third Street
Err
Bickel
D. Bickel
McGresor
Library Staff List Revised for Woman's Club Fiction Library
The revised desk staff for the Woman's Club fiction library at Black's end balcony is announced by Mrs. Alfred Longley. The library charges a 6 cent daily loan and 5 cent enrollment, with reservations noted and a 24 hour pickup window. Titles include Revelry by Adams and Chevrons by Nagon as popular reads, with a total of 120 titles available and more titles expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Fac
Alfred Longley
Club Sites
Waterloo
Samuel Hailes ‘Adams
Harding
Hirary
jLeonard Y. Nagon
Summer Brehelora
Warner Wabtan
F.C. Wren
John Galsworthy
Helen of Troy
Gilahad
John Arsuine
Sprary
Miner
Lea Leeper
C. W. Chapmans
Karl Manz
Charles Chickering
C.A. Bowlsby
John Reel
Porter Henderson
H. W. Stallowell
P. W. Paving J
Miss Maude Popp
Ames
Jay Brown
H- B
Lielly
GA. Vieree
Dh Juntoon
Cropper
Mra
T. Mechtel
Minesd
Lea Mak
Ch C. Shenn
Walter Hunt
Ralph Young
Johnson
Vorster
D. G. Clark
Dansan
Chamber
Italu
Hnson
H. OW
Sleworth
TJ. Witeverald
FH. Wheeler
Engagement Report for Elsie Byvank and Ronald Baum
Elsie D. Byvank is engaged to wed Ronald I. Baum. Details describe the couple and note civic and school connections, with references to locations in Ors Lafayette and nearby Albany, mentioning communities and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie D. Byvank
Ronald I, Baum
Lafayette
Byvank
Ronald
Baum
Titus Yeregne
Taintibetay
Hints in beauty care what dentists say
Fragmentary advice on dental care and toothbrush modification. The author suggests shaping bristles and adjusting brush rows to fit teeth, noting results vary. Readers are urged to diet and consult a dentist for individual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisilas
Druehull
Tin
Greens Placed at YWCA For Pres Christmas Ceremonial
One hundred home and business women, grade and third school girls gathered at the YWCA for The Stringing of the Greens a pres Christmas ceremony. Spirit of Toy Lola Lawk led tours decorating rooms as a candle lighting by the West High friendship club Bria Wp Hums. A Girl Reserve will light a candle each evening in the window and a Kamas program followed with refreshments hosted by Mrs S Bunnell chairman of the hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Toy
Lola Lawk
West High School Friendship Club
Bria
Bunnell
Chaiman
Privay Study Club Notes May Gather for Christmas Event
The club met yesterday in honor of OB with reminders of a birthday, exchange of gifts, and a dinner served at 4. Members and guests included Mrs. W.L. Bradford and Mrs. Do, with Mrs. Cratsley hosting at her home. A Christmas tree entered the room and a miniature train centerpiece topped the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privay
N Sheet Peermany
Chris Tres
Evra
Oaterlea
Lele
Mra
Bradford
Mars
Worl Thurris
Thea
Ddimer
Dann Cratsley
Frank Dowell
Cratsley
Man
Drwely
Alcotts P.2 A to Hear a Tuesday Evening Program
Tuesday evening program at the Alcotts P.2 A school features Mrs Ailsa Joy together with a student recital. A trio including Miss Fitta bella Storer, J A McEwan, and Miss Jessie Shirley perform violin cello and piano. Assembly singing directed by Tuy Giffilan. Cedar Rapids conference report by Mrs W W Stirk. Mothers of fifth and sixth grade Lunia to serve refreshments. Attendees asked to bring cup and spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Ailsa Joy Tiarmdn
Fittabella Storer
J. A. McEiwan
Jessie Shirley
Assembly
Tuy Giffilan
Alcott Orchestra
McMicin
Cedar Rapids
Past Noble Grand Association Elects Sunshine Revival President
Mrs J 13 Myers was elected president at a meeting held yesterday in Mrs Lucinda Wrights home. Supporting officers include Mrs John Munson and Mrs Carpenter. A Christmas box for a child was packed and the next meeting is Jan 21 at Mrs Myers home in Surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Noble Grand Association of Sunshine Revokah
Lucinda Wright
John Munson
Carpenter
Treas- CT
Delock
Santa’s Courier letter reveals Christmas wish lists from readers
Read a festive dispatch from Vernon Page and other readers as a Santa Claus courier column fields letters requesting toys, clothes, and gifts. Names like Vernon Page and Francis Barnard appear among jumbled handwriting and era-specific addresses as lists of wish items are printed for holiday cheer.
Car Theft Reported Near Fourth and Washington
Nyeland of 106 Walnut Street reported a possible car theft last evening. Three tires and tubes, one rim, and an AOL of shrink were stolen from his car parked at Fourth and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyeland
Walnut Street
Ehrink
Fourth and
Washington
St John’s Day Speech and Third Degree Planned by Waterloo Lodge
Grand Master Harry M. Belt of Des Moines consents to visit Waterloo on St. John’s Day December 29 to confer the third degree on a class of candidates. He will deliver the St John’s Day address in the lodge on the third floor of the temple at Sycamore Street and Park Avenue. To accommodate the event the dining room was moved to the second floor, adding extra space for large gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Belt
Des Moines
Waterloo
St. John’s Day
Temple
Sycamora Street
Park Avenue
Three Hundred Players Please in East Concert
More than 800 pupils from east district public schools joined a concert at East Leigh auditorium last night. The program spanned classics to popular ballads and featured East High symphony orchestra and a 200 piece grade school band. Proceeds fund instruments uniforms and equipment for the groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Distric
East Ieigh
AES
East High Symphony Orchestra
City in Brief Christmas Guests and Local Notices
Anni Speicher leaves for Chicago while Mrs. Megim and son Jerry visit Eva Weires in Eldora. Mrs. Hope C. Martin and daughter Faye Dorothy plan a New York return, spending holidays here. Sophie Braslau and pianist Louise Lindner stay with Lindner family in Wellington. Don Gary and Jack Heavey of Neshotah visit Waterloo for Christmas. Mabel Barron from Eastern Normal College visits Mt. Vernon Township. Mary's will allocates two thirds to Ralph E and one third to A B, with Ralph as executor. County Auditor Esher notes Cedar Rapids streets ice-free amid thaw, following a recent storm. Edith Weidemann’s condition after a Dec 4 accident shows little change. she remains hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni Speicher
Third Street East
Chicago
Harry Megim
Jerry
Eldora
Eva Weires
Hope C, Martin
Faye Dorothy Martin
New York
Don Gary
Jack Heavey
Episcopsl Theological Seminary
Neshotah
Wis
Waterloo
Mabel Barron
Eastern Normal College
Madison
I. W. Barron
Mt. Vernon Township
Mary
Gilbert
Edith Weideman
Fourth
Alten
Presbyterian Hospital
Weideman
Waterlog Evening Conrigs PATTERNS
Waterlog Evening Conrigs PATTERNS to obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design. Send to Fashion Department Evening CourierWaterloo enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you within 20 days after sending your larios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Weekend Visit Interrupted by Severe Injuries
A woman conscious in Umea suffered a skull fracture and other serious injuries. Mrs Arthur Wolpert of Milwaukee, formerly Dorothy Borchert of Watartos, arrived to spend the weekend with friends. She and her husband will stay with relatives during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umea
Arthur
Wolpert
Milwaukes
Wis
Dorothy Borchert
Myre
Rarry’ Anderson
Annetté Borchert
George B. Rowell
Third Street
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Will. Mnaka
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Chriatman
Harry
Damsey
San Pran
Cisco
Charles H. Davis
Hemmond
Alden
Ocr
Corn Belt College
Tama
Waterloo
Toledo
Bible Study Group Meetings Are Set
Bible study groups list meeting times and hosts across multiple addresses. Sessions occur Sunday and weekday evenings with hosts including Mrs. Tiugh Patterson, Mrs. W. A. Ballentine, Mrs. James Rogister, Mrs. Morice Downey, Mrs. D. Clark, Mrs. Peter Woodring, Mrs. H. G. Northey, Mrs. M. M. Strawn, and others at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standiay
Tiugh Patterson
Fowler
W. A. Ballentine
James Rogister
Fourth West
M. M. Strawn
Wallgate
Wesday
B. Schrock
Hammond
W. H. Foutch
Ricker
N. An
Geo. A. van Duyn
Wip
W R C Honors La Porte Civil War Vet John Good
La Porte City observes John Good, one of six Civil War veterans in town, with a party at 2 Party by the Woman's Relief corps marking his seventy ninth birthday anniversary. Other local veterans include Joseph Eusman David Alligon Charles Herring John Tripp and Andrew Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
la Porte City
John Good
Woman's Relicf Corps
Joseph Eusman
David Alligon
Charles Herring
John Tripp
Andrew Bishop
Choral Union of 170 Voices to Sing The Messiah
Cedar Falls scene with Teachers College Choral Union of 170 voices to perform The Messiah at 4 p m Sunday. George W Samson at organ Rosas Lena Rueg nitz at piano G A Fullerton conducts. Other Christmas concerts planned across 18 churches with sermons on Christ’s birthday and Nativity pageant at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cédar Falls
Teachers College Choral Union
Choira
George ¥. Barsalow
First Congregational Church
R. 1D. Kehlin
First Presbyterian
Zion Evangelical Church
G. L. Bergeman
J. Db. Wading
Calvary Baptist Church
Ralph Ellery
First Christian Church
First Baptist
Thomas Anderson
First Presbyterian Choir
Fire in Porte City Garage Damages Cars and Building
A Porte City garage fire at 4 a.m. damaged automobiles and the structure. The blaze likely started in one car, causing greater damage than the others. Insurance will cover most of the loss, per the owner’s estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Gourier Special Service
Porte City
Ponsford Garage
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Arléne Stull
George A. Loveall
Alcott Kohn
Chrislinds Yarts
Christies Party
Gertrude ‘Treynor
Leo Gohrt Dee
Lincoln Circle
Church News
Bride
Eleet
Woman’s Club
St. John’s Church
Gerber
Max Gerber
Etter
St. John's Church
Vatio Minsle
Anna
Mssessie Mathis
James Dw Gon
Marcarat
Kye Milier
Maegee Shs
Betty Kaye
Mloreana Roth
Arline Tar
Waterton Wargan
Oan MA
Pate
Favors Gore Gyfer
A. AL Daley
Zack
Tay Smith
O. Donley
Mrs. Wasan
Alcotts P
Past Noble Grand Association
Ovis Vollenweller Esterday
Mmes
Joe Voetlinger
Wiehard Bartlett
Thomas Funey
Thomas McNally
N. 2B. Ernelding
Carl Reepe
Ralph Bartlett
George Smale
Maurice Kirby
Henry Schmidt
Maria Barrett
al Bridge
McNally
Kirby
Schmid
Vollenweider
S—Becker
Counless
Santos Courier
Santa
Rowith
Vernon Page
Kingsley Averate
Vernon
Max Pate
Kingsley Sus
Tor the Bey
Maatiber Ory
Collie Ritsinger
Serioul Veatoyday
Nae
Detler
Virginia
Tole
Evn
Samti
Ale
Gwe
Harry Ms. Belt
Waterloo Masons
Buchanan’s
A. Kidg
Sophie Braslau
Louise Lindner
Miss Lindner
Mr. and
Atrgy. C. Cy
Lindner
Wellington
Siva
Chichko Great Western
Norman Searbaugh
Thoraday
H. J. Merlien
Campbell
la Porte
M. Twadols
Resiaene Néwa
Lin Cedar
Evenige Laurier
Biftes
Cedar. Falls
Choral Union
Messiah
Ham‘ Churén
Styre Holat
Vinita
University and
Colllege
Duttaa Ac
Ldlltan HH. Merner
Misa Grace Williams
The
State University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Migsy Hilan
Nuhn
Helen Bergemann
Northcentral ‘College
Naperville
Cedar Falls
Town City
State College
Grandview College
Des Moinés
Lonny Waugh
Atlantic City
Edward J. Whtugh
Washington Street
Harry C. Culver
First Methodist Church
Rockford
Frank Smilth
Culver
Christian Aid
Ladies’ Aid
G. I. Campbell
A. W. Fenner
Tl. J. Bhele
J. A. Garnar
Christmias
American Legion Post
Woma's Auxiliary
Eleanor Steinberg
Migs Paulinp Probert
Karl Dubbert
Ralph Eller
Carda
Zion Evangelical Sunday School
W. O. Nuno
W. C. Lang
Illinois
Watkins’ Coal*& Lumber CO
Mister Man
Pds
Bill Sibert
Sibert
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