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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1928

Page

3

Mrs IvesSpeaks at Quota Club Christmas Party

Mrs W D Ives former Quota club president and first BPW club chief spoke at the annual Quota club Christmas party at Russells Lamson Hotel. She described the Delphian society aims and the 49 nationality Wright brothers celebration with the Kitty Hawk plane. Santa gifts were handed to attendees including guest Mrs George J Ross.

W. D. Ives Inez Coburn Sycamore Street Quota Club Hotel Russell-Lamson Ives Business and Professional Women’s Club Progressive Delphian Society The Delphian Society Dayton Wilmington National Society Wright Brothers Business and Professional Women's Club Waterloo Santa Claus George J. Ross Valley City N.D

Hospital staff host students Christmas party Allen Memorial

Allen Memorial hospital training school students enjoyed a Christmas party in the hospital dining room hosted by staff members. The event featured two children’s party themes with costumes, games, gifts, and Christmas cookies. A lighted Christmas tree was a main decoration. A student pageant The Lighted Highway is planned for Friday in the first floor solarium with parents and board members attending, including a tree and gift exchange. L M L club members will hold their annual Christmas party Thursday at 1 PM with a potluck lunch at Mrs C J Langfeldt’s home, featuring a gift exchange and informal music. Miss Niola Mishak and Miss Bertha Hope hosted a Bridge Party Monday at 429 State Street with 12 guests. prizes went to Miss Georgia Beal and Miss Bee Driscoll, followed by refreshments. Other attendees included Mrs Ralph Emmons, Mrs James Dawson, and several Misses.

Pfts L. M. ‘L'club C. J. Langfeldt Fourth Street

Club Notes Bridge Club Christmas Party and Luncheon

The Wednesday Bridge club plans a Christmas party and luncheon tomorrow at 2 PM at Black's tearoom. Frilora club gathered Sunday at Miss Cleola Ashford’s home on Edwards Street for a business session and refreshments. B.G. W Friendship circle schedules a Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs. Dana Leonard’s home on Sixth Street West. Mi Jo club postpones its Wednesday meeting to Jan 3 at Hillcrest apartments hosted by Mrs. W. H. Gallagher. Forget-Me-Not club meets Thursday at Mrs. William Alderman’s on Lafayette Street. members to bring gifts for a Christmas box and dishes and silver for a picnic lunch.

Bridge Club Black's Tearoom Frilora Club Cleola Ashford Edwards Street B.G. W Dana Leonard Sixth Street West Mi Jo Club W. H. Gallagher Hillcrest Apartments Forget William Alderman Lafayette Street First Baptist Church A. J. van Doren Graves Memorial AL. B Kensington Club Henry Shelden Walnut Street Baptist Church Charles Army East Park

Community clubs and church gatherings list night events

A dense roster of social and community meetings across Kiwanis, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, Epworth League, Women’s clubs, churches, and fraternal groups. Events span hotel Russell, Memorial hall, church houses, Masonic temple, and school halls with dates noted as Wednesday and evening gatherings.

Kiwanis Club Rusell- Lamson Canopus Black’s Tearoom Business and Professional Woman's Club Russell-Lamson Moose Hall Daughters of Civil War Veterans Christ Episcopal Church Epworth League M. E. Church Anteck Blanche Sippel

Christmas Party Initiation Held by Chapter 7

Fifty members of Chapter 7 PEO attended the annual Christmas party Monday evening at Mrs. F. L. Northey’s home 219 Kingbard avenue. Gifts for the county home were placed around a tall Christmas tree. A short program included piano numbers by Mrs. Oliver Stevenson and readings by Mrs. W. E. Spencer. Mrs. B. L. Corton led initiatory services. Cards were written to absent members during social hour. Refreshments were served with Mrs. W. R. Law and Mrs. Carton at the tea table. The event was organized by Mrs. Ralph Hoxie, Mrs. Julius Kuhrke, Mrs. J. H. Butts, and Mrs. Ronald Reed.

Chapter 7 P.E. O F. L. Northey Kingbard Avenue Oliver Stevenson W. E. Spencer B. L. Corton W. R. Law Carton Ralph Hoxie Julius Kuhrke J. H. Butts Ronald Reed

Church News Items From Kensington and Surrounding Churches

Various church groups announce meetings for midweek at homes on Conger and Riehl streets and church basements. Evangelical Ladies' Aid postponed due to sickness. other societies set Wednesday 2:30 pm gatherings led by hostesses with light refreshments and a Christmas tree exchange. Public dinner planned at 6 pm with visiting ministers for ordination services.

Calgary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church

Hints in beauty care classes of foods

The piece classifies foods into four groups protein fat carbohydrates and minerals outlining their roles in growth energy and body function. It cautions against excess protein stressing excretory strain and suggests olive oil for weight gain while noting cold creams from vegetable oils do not promote facial hair growth and cocoa butter is too heavy for exposed skin.

Children Present Holiday Program for Chapter FE

A Christmas program of music and readings was given by children of Chapter FE, P. E. O., at a meeting Monday evening in the home of Mrs. C. F. Altstadt. The event featured performances by Barbara Neubecker, Esther Peterson, Tommy Shear, Aura McEwen, Allan Wallace, Betty Lane, Mary Shear, Paul Peterson, Billy Lane, Robert and Richard Marquis, Mildred Graser, Arthur Porter, Eugene Enderlein, and others. Eighty gift boxes were donated for the county home, and refreshments were served by a host committee and helpers amid seasonal decorations.

Chapter FE C. F. Altstadt Alta Vista Avenue Ray Paul Frank Fowler, Jr Barbara, Neubecker Esther Peterson Tommy Shear Aura McEwen Allan Wallace Betty Lane Mary Shear H. C. Shear Paul Peterson Billy Lane Noel Robert Richard Marquis F. L. Marquis Louis Walker Mildred Graser Arthur Porter Eugene Enderlein A. E. Enderlein Betty Bickley Betty Young H. ©. Wilbur George Lichty W. T. Gordon J. J. Peterson G. W. Kuck

Ye Yz Ones Close Contest for New Members

Ye Yz Ones wrapped up its membership drive with a dinner and Christmas party at the YWCA Monday. Miss Josephine Jamerson’s team won the contest, while Miss Leone Carter’s team will host the winners at the January 14 meeting. Santa handed out gifts as games and songs filled the evening, with donations sent to assist a ne edy family.

Josephine Jamerson Leone Carter Santa Claus Martha Beuler Maud Michael

Directory Seeks 10000 Ex-Soldiers in New Almanac

Ex soldiers of the regular army retired list will get a pocket directory with names addresses and grades of every enlisted man. A separate directory for over 10000 navy and marine corps retired personnel is also in preparation. The listings are alphabetically indexed and free to ex soldiers through Retired Men's News Arcadia Cal.

Army Albert Robitsch U.S. Army Waterloo Fleet Reserve Navy Marine Corps Sgt. Robitsch Arcadia Cail

City in Frief

Listings of local residents leaving for holidays and traveling to California Center Point Ia Valley City Nd and Detroit Mich plus local incidents and welfare notes including influenza cases police report front seat cushion loss and a legal sentence for illegal transportation of liquor and a gas explosion aftermath plans for a Shell filling station at 27 Fifth Street East involving J O Trumbauer site clearance and Des Moines Life insurance agent E R McCormick

Roscoe Murphy Cortlandt Street Fourth Street Fifth Street J. O. Trumbauer Shell Oil Company E.R. McCormick Des Moines Life

Local notes reflect births, flu cases, and civic activity

An annuity firm departs for Des Moines for a general agents meeting. Cheney of the W N railway is in Chicago on business. A seven pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs O H Ehlers of Ogden Iowa. Edward Rohlf, son of Dr and Mrs E F Rohlf, ill with influenza but improving at home after transfer from Iowa City. Police chief Mohlis to attend state peace officers convention in Des Moines. secretary Emil Steffen to address delegates. Mrs W W Marsh returns from St Louis with twin grandsons Wilbur Marsh and Kimball Clark reported healthy. Judge H B Boles acts in municipal court as judges Sager and Beem recover from colds. Waterloo fire station reports four absentees from influenza. Mrs Gertrude Chilcote attends funeral in Beardstown for her brother Paul Schultz. Advertisement notices included.

Charles Mohlis Des Moines Emil Steffen

Old Man Sunshine Shows His Smile on Waterloo Streets

Daybright sun returns after eight days of clouds. Christmas shoppers perk up as Water loo townsfolk revel in clear skies. Physicians say sun and reduced snow may curb flu fears while Waterloo cheers and the city lifts in holiday mood.

Sunshine Mr. Sunshine Waterloo

Cantata to Santa's Land Dream Man at Jesup Church

A cantata titled To Santa's Land with the Dream Man will be presented Christmas Eve at the Jesup Methodist Episcopal Church in Jesup Iowa. Cast includes Dick Harris as the dream man and a long list of players with dancers and musicians, plus an orchestra featuring Rosalie Rogers and others.

Jesup Church Courier Jesup Santa’s Land Molly Stepp Roberta Davis Marjorie Devis Margaret Stevenson Ellan Warteon Gwendolyn Miller Louise Meyers Helen Harris Santa’s Light Guards Albert Coonrod Gilbert Stoddard Victor Fuller Glen Miller Dale Cook Albert Holman Naomi Allgood Matie Gleason Gledys Miller Lyle Brown Jimmy Coonrod Patrick Carroll Bobby Carroll Bear Gleason Donald Cook Rosalie Comfort Romaine Rogers Virginia Davis Velma Davis Regina Lane Imogene Ingamelll Betty Coonrod Betty Fox Darlene Fox Vivian Handley Verna Hundley Milroy Brown Keith Bright Rosalie Rogers Theodore Arnold Marjorie Miller Ruth Comfort Carlton Stoddard A. D. van Eman Kenneth Cramer Albert Pierce Maxine Gleason

From Maple Syrup to Chocolate Pudding Classics

Recipe notes describe clearing boiled maple syrup with an egg then reboiling to remove impurities and create a clear amber syrup. A plain omelet is served with a savory tomato pepper celery bacon onion sauce. Followed by an easy chocolate pudding using corn starch cocoa sugar salt milk and vanilla.

Building Permits Reported for Two Dwellings

A W Peverill files for an addition to a dwelling at 230 Moir Street with a value of 200 dollars. G E McCoy proposes a dwelling at 528 Kingsley with a value of 4000 dollars.

Moir Street G. E. McCoy Kingsley

Brain Test Answer Revealed Sequence List

The note provides a numbered sequence of patterns using X O K letters from (1) to (10) with entries such as KOOX XOOO and OXXKO OXXO. The item seems to record the expected answers for a brain teaser, listing both line numbers and corresponding patterns.

Minnesota Man Killed in Chicago Mystery Slaying

Police found Clyde Healy formerly of Rochester Minnesota dead in Chicago. The back of his head was crushed and authorities suspect a drag or assault. A bank book from First State and Trust Bank of Rochester was found in his pocket.

Chicago Clyde Healy Rochester Minn First State & Trust Bank of

Ill Loomer Taken To St Francis Hospital

M. H. Loomer ill with influenza at 620 Fourth Street East was moved this afternoon to St Francis hospital for treatment. His wife has been a patient there for several days. Mr. and Mrs. O A Frahm, son in law and daughter, will care for the home during their absence.

M. H. Loomer Fourth Street East St. Francis Hospital O. A. Frahm

Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier designs

To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to the fashion department in Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending in the order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

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Society In Review Becker O. E. S—Masonic Temple Christ Episcopal Parish House Gates College O. F Young People’s Party St. John's School Hall Dalton Library West Church News Baltimore Street Kensington Grace M.E. Church East Park Presbyterian Missionary Society John Kaltenbach Conger Street Woman's Missionary Society of Burton Avenue Baptist Church C. O. Loken Riehl Street Loken J. C. Armstrong J. C. Morrison Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Roy Kendall Edna Kent Forbes Chapter United Spanish War Veterans and Helen Gould Auxiliary Orange Township School Frief Buchanan's O. W. Call Jefferson Street California John T. Holloway Center Point Nellie Brooks N. D George Cay Williams Detroit, Mich E. L. Johnson Leland Avenue Mary Lamkin Locust Street Charles Pickens Pickens Claude Spiker R. W. Hasner Frank Collard, Jr Prospect Avenue Rochester, Minn Frank Stark Dane Street Presbyterian Hospital Paris Fleurette Paul Poiret Rita Co. M. Cheney St. Francis, Hospital O H. Ehlers Ogden Sarah Seger F. H. Seger Independence Avenue Edward Rohlf FE. L. Rohlf Sheridan Road Iowa City University of Iowa Rohlf Kimball Clark H. B. Boles George J. Sager J. C. Beem Waterloo Fire Department Frank Andrews Lloyd Hundley Henry Schrag Jessie Smelser Gertrude Chilecote Russell Beardstown F. Heverly Black Hawk W. 4Th St Dad Buchanan Hanan Royal Royal Portable Underwood Smith Remington No. Ee Woodstock Royal Standards Remington Corona Waterloo Office Supply Co Ellis Hotel Merry Christmas Fannie May Hotel Entz Cafe First National Bank Bldg K&w Florida Floridas Minnesota
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