Betrothal announced at society gathering in town
Miss Lucile Whittle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Whittle, and Tracey H. Glasener, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Glasener, were announced to friends at a hotel party hosted by Miss Helen Bovee. Guests included Miss Doris Whitrie, Evelyn Walker and Doris Gaston as servers. The engagement leads toward a January 12 wedding in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Whittle
A. T. Whittle
Tracey H. Glasener
William Glasener
Helen Bovee
Doris Whitrie
Evelyn Walker
Doris Gaston
Whittle
Ma G
Miss White
Clark
Women Returning to College After Parenthood
In fall news, a 48 year old Boston University freshman mother with two children symbolizes women rejoining college for the education they missed. The piece argues middle aged study frees from economic and domestic burdens and suggests women pursue college or community work to find purpose and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Eivision
Waterloo News Roundup with Local Notices and Ads
Local notes report visits and travel plans for Mrs. James Cashman and others, with arrests for intoxication. Land patent transfer in Waterloo township, nurse Esther Anton returns from Chicago training, and an adjourned delinquent tax sale. Eastern Star memorials, real estate suit, and holiday gatherings fill the Waterloo scene alongside holiday parcel post rush and Pilgrim half dollar interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Anton
Linwood Avenue
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Chicago
County Board
C Courthouse
Helen LaMolle
Metropoliltan Life Insurance Company
Laura Wilhelson
G. E. Weaver
Kansas City
R. Hohl
Fifth Street
Weaver
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Georges OC
Welker
Max A. Fickler
William Leask
Fickler
Doris Leete
Orlando
Fla
Herbert
Beauty Chats By EXSA HENT FORBES
A London style column notes a clear day with hints of spring in the air. Paris contrasts with London’s quiet spirit as the city enjoys warm sun and lingering fog memories while readers recall real fogs that disrupted traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exsa Hent Forbes
London
Paris
Pioneer resident Catherine Highmey dies at Cedar Falls home
Mrs. Catherine Highmey aged 6 died just before midnight at the Cedar Falls home of her brother-in-law. She had suffered pneumonia since Wednesday and will be buried in Fairview. She was born in Germany October 20 1834 and came to the United States at age 23. Surviving are sons W F C W and F J Bighmey of Waterloo and daughter Mrs H F Miller of Danville. Miller expected in the city tonight for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Farley
Waterloo
Chicago
J. ©. Borchers
A. 0
Hasselman
Sycamore Street
Borchers
Greater Waterloo Association
E. F. MacDonough
C. ©. Ball
Cedar Rapids
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Waterloo Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Ball
Lincoln Savings Bank
Plymouth
England
Mass
Catherine Highmey
F. J
C. H
W. F. Eighmey
Cedar Falls
Orson Eighmey
C.W. Eighmey
C. H. Eighmey
Independence Avenue
EB. J. Lockwood
Fairview
Eighmey
Ceremany
la Sallie
County
C. W. Fighmey
Rockdale
Dubuque County
Black Hawk County
Hagle Township
W. F
C. W
F. J. Bighmey
H. F. Miller
Danville
American White Cross Movement Expands Nationally
The first anniversary of the American White Cross marks rapid nationwide expansion to bring free skilled surgery and nursing care to the needy regardless of creed. Originated by Bishop Homer C. Stuntz and the Iowa Methodist Hospital board, it operates through Des Moines and plans to extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Atlantic
Pacific
Homer C. Stuntz
F. X. Miller
Cannibal Trialcloud Over Haiti Case Reaches Navy Action
President Dortiguenave of Haiti refused to order a civil trial for Cactus Bellgarde whose murder and cannibalism conviction by a U.S. military court was set aside by the navy for lack of jurisdiction. Bellgarde had said he would return as a mosquito to torment Marines after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dortiguenave
Haiti
Cactus Bellgarde
Navy
Bellgarde
Youngirl
Belgarde
Spanish War Veterans Yuletide Program Planned
Veterans of the Spanish war and their families will gather at Memorial hall for a Christmas tree event tomorrow night. A Yuletide program, light refreshments, and presents for children are planned. Helen Gould auxiliary leads the festivities and invites all Spanish American war veterans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Cuba
Philippines
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Rainbow Veterans to Host Christmas Party at Memorial Hall
Members of the Rainbow Veterans association will gather at Memorial hall this evening for a Christmas themed party. Every Rainbow man, together with his guest, is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Veterans Association
Memorial Hall
Rainbow
Oriental Rugs by Harry Mooradian at Davidson’s Furniture
Oriental rug dealer Harry M Mooradian is in town for a visit through Wednesday with a large stock of rugs. He notes prices have dropped, offering notable Christ values for customers. his inventory is displayed at Davidson’s Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Mooradian
Orienta Yug
Len
Waterton
Wedaay
Loot Stolen From Three Homes Recovered By Police
Loot from three city robberies located by blood hounds from Shores kennels. Value included two rugs from the Grant Willer residence. Trailed from Logan avenue to Argyle street barn then toward near the San Francis hospital area. Arrests expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Willer
Logan Avenue
Argyle Street
Sa Francis Hospital
Y M C A Boys Granted Use of Two Cottages
Two summer cottages about one and a half miles from Lafayette Street are donated by W N Bird for Y M C A boys to use for hikes. Plans include several holiday expeditions to prepare the cottages. About 25 boys passed through the Iowa Telephone Company exchange office Saturday as part of a Y organized preparatory class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
W. N. Bird
Exchange Office of Iowa Telephone Company
Scroggy Responds to Wife's Divorce Plea Seeks Custody
Harold I. Scroggy filed an answer and cross petition to his wife's divorce action asking the court dismiss her suit and grant him freedom and custody of their 2-year old daughter. Both suits allege cruelty by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold I. Scroggy
Rival Booze Runners Battle as Rotarians Aid Christmas Cheer
In Omaha two rival booze running bands fought in an east Omaha road house leaving two men badly wounded. About 30 men fired hundreds of shots. police have yet to locate the injured. Separately Rotarians collected about $50 for the Good Fellows fund and Salvation Army at Hotel Russell-Lamson, to be split for Christmas cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Rotary ‘Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Good Fellows Fund
Salvation Army
Ben F. Swisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Business
Professional Woman's Club
Winifred Garvin
Leona Robbins
Nan Canfeld
A. B. Johnson
Myrtie Jobe
W. D. Ives
Samuel
Hiam
BE. Rugg
Hazel Green
Wis
Rugg
E. B. Barnard
BE. J. Miller
Marshaltown
Elizabeth Billings
Central Christian Church
Ruth Trier
Mrs. Purvis
Sullivan Avenue
Norcross-Wideman
Alice Wideman
Eleanor Wideman
Wil A. Norcross
William Norcross
Webster
Smith
First Church
Secon
Flossie Widema
Viola
Simpin Si
Minerva Club
J. S
Misa Forbes
Rute Cameron
Buchanan
James Cashman
Elma Ja
Jis
J. R. Egan
Jefferson Street
A. L. Jabe
Myrtle W. Jabe
Russelllameon
David Hutton
Santa Cruz
Cal
William Goodfellow
John Krentz
John Hershy
Thomas J. Campbell
Waterloo Township
G. L. Carson
Mary
Johnny
Benner
W. Eighmey
Panora
Son
White Cross Movement
Yuletide
Floyd Harvey Bowdish
Marypard
Anna Belle Koeppel
Hawkeye
Edward Sprouse
Minnie Miller
Oriental Rugs
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterlooq
City and
Ae An
Martin Luther
Christ
Imestres
Q. A. Repass
Harry Kiester
Clarence Campbell
John Sweeney
Hall-Exhielt Co
Uphol
Hoosier
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Park Ave
Lafayette ST