Gladys Shores to Wed Harold Fuchs Saturday Noon
Society notes say Miss Gladys Shores and Harold Arthur Fuchs of Tampa Florida will wed at noon Saturday in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs EM Shores 202 Highland Boulevard. The ceremony will be performed by Rev S BR Mounses at Christ Episcopal Church. Fuchs arrives from Tampa Thursday. Announcement was made by the Shores this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calunar
Gladys Shores
Harald Arthur Fuchs
Tampa
Fla
Shores
Highland Boulevard
BR. Mounses
Christ Episcopal Church
Foehs
Rose Schultz Honored At Luncheon Bridge Event
Rose L. Schultz was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge in the home of Benjamin Mazavetsky on 10-Rishi Street Monday afternoon. Miss Tena Mazavetky presided as hostess with sister Miss Sophie Mazavetky assisting. Guests at three tables played bridge, favors awarded to Miss Mary Lipkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosei Lenore Schultz
Jerome Deutsch
Plaice
Benjamin Mazavetsky
Tena Mazavetsky
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Sophie Mazdvetsky
Chicago
Dinner Party Honors Universalist Choir by Parish Women
Universalist church choir members their husbands and friends were honored with a dinner in the parish house Monday evening by the Ladies' Social Union. Yuletide colors and symbols guided the arrangements. former members visiting Waterloo over Christmas attended. Mrs Al Es Cobb directed the choir with Pastor Herav C Bodall and Mrs Frisbie assisting, while Mrs Victor Long and others organized the courtesy.
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Universalist Church
Ladies’ Social Union
Waterloo
al Es. Cobb
Herav. C. Bodall
Frisbie
Victor Long
G. N. Shane
Myrtle Barr
Truman Aldrich
G. A‘ Rolling
Frishia
Mrs Harold L Smith Honored Guest at Afternoon Bridge
Mrs Harold L Smith of Sioux City is honored guest at a small bridge party hosted by her sister Ruth Lumry in Cedar Rapids. Guests include her parents Mr and Mrs I vned Miss Evon Lackum and Judge and Mrs H B dies visiting from out of town.
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Harold
Smith
Sioux City
Ruth Lumry
Honore
Christ
Evon Lackum
Cedar
H. B
Baptist Class Party for Parents at Walnut Street Church
Informal party in church social rooms honoring parents of Sunday school members. More than 60 attendees with Clyde Demmel as master of ceremonies. Program included welcome by George Hadley, talks by Raymond Mayer and Roger Gisna, piano solos by Gordon Whitney, violin by Wayne Whitner, and talks by Rev C H Snasheil and Hay Lewis. Sewing Circle meets Tuesday afternoon in school hall with officers reporting. Birthday observances for H B Lichty and Mrs R A Polk include a small dinner and bridge at Lichty apartment.
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Walnut Street
Nettle Blesia
Donald
Ferguson
Ieee
Clyde Demmel
George Hadley
Raymond Mayer
Roger ‘Gisna
Gordon Whitney
Wayne Whitner
C. H. Snasheil
Faster
Hay Lewis
Church News at St Pauls Mech Mission and Biest church
Mrs Homer Jobs opens her home Wednesday evening to members of the Woman's Home Missionary society of St Pauls Methodist church. Mrs Louis Nyhan will conduct the lesson study and Mrs Joy Mercher the mystery box. Assisting hostesses are Mrs More Shatter and Mrs dd Squires. Majer guild meets with 10 cent gift exchange in Biest Presbyterian church parish room at 2 40 Wednesday afternoon. Hasvesges for the occasion are Mrs George Scott, Mrs J E B Setzer and Mrs B S Shapland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Jobs
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Majer Guild
Biest Presbyterian Church
Hasvesges
George Scott
J. EB. Setzer
B.S. Shapland
Y W Will Accept Gym Enrollments for Rest of Term
Miss Idna George health education director at the Young Women's Christian association announced that the regular gymnasium and esthetic classes will open to new members January 2 at a special rate for the balance of the term ending in February. Some classes meet weekly others semiweekly. Details are available by calling the association's business office.
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Idna George
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lax
Miss Ida Rubin Betrothed to David Siegel in Chicago
Frank Rubin and Christian Botke of Cedar Falls announce the betrothal of their daughter Miss Ida Rubin to David Siegel of Chicago. The couple met at a Christmas dinner in Cedar Falls and plan a future wedding. The fire incident and timing are noted but do not affect the engagement.
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Cedar Falls
Dulas Ware
Elise
Frank Rubin
Christian Botke
Seder Falls
Savage
David Sleget
Chicago
Atles Bacaling
Rubin
Rubin Oma
Miss Rubin
Mr. Siegel
Buchanan Couple Celebrates Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Independence, Dec 24. The forty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer of Independence was quietly observed at home. He has lived in the community for 70 years, arriving from Lancaster, Pa., with his parents when seven. She is Ena A. Spangler before marriage, born Oct 21, 1855 in Cosoc ton county, Ohio. They have one son, Clifford S. Meyer, who resides on the old homestead.
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Independence
John Moyer
Thin City
Lelig
Lawn City Ice Cut Planned By Smith Fee Company
Cedar Falls dispatch reports Smith fee company will cut six thousand tons of ice from the river starting Monday to replenish emptied storehouses. A cleared channel now yields an even thickness of 11 to 12 inches. Sixty men and three power saws will be employed in the harvest.
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Cedar Falls
Smith Fee Company
Smith Sye
City in brief highlights and society notes
City columns report residents with family ties and travel. Harry White returns to Chicago with parents at 1002 Berth Avenue. Cedric Smale and Miss Zatha Sewell also visit from Las Animas and attend Chicago schools. New officers of Crescent council to be installed Jan 2 replacing Jan 4 plan. Wayne Weber returns to Chicago after holidays with parents on Argyle Street. Mrs. A L Moritz fracturing her left leg on icy sidewalk, slow recovery noted. Joint officer installation postponed to Jan 11 for several orders. elaborate entertainment planned. O. A. Onties of Holland, Iowa visits Waterloo seeking state senate prospects. Dan McGlade, Waterloo native, now in Chicago in furniture accounting line. Luella Weinhold seeks divorce from Dan for cruel treatment. custody sought of son from previous marriage. County Treasurer reports heavy crowds for motor vehicle licenses. license No. 5,729 issued. Ruth Hill leaves New York after studying family welfare here. invited by Victor Zellhoefer and Annie Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Northey to winter in California. Mr. Northey travels alone this year. Red Cross knit sweaters reach 20 total for Knoxville hospital. yarn provided for knitters. Further notes mention Turkey vine and New Year’s resolutions.
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Chicago
Charles White
Berth Avenue
Cedric Smale
Christ- Iung
George Smale
Zatha Sewell
Las Animas
Colo
Schol
A. R. Verguson
Harrison Street
Crescent Council
Wayne Weber
Chicago School of Telegraphy
EB. H. Weber
Argyle Street
AL N_ Moritz
Hammond Avenue
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Omar Temple
Pythian Sisters
O. A. Onties
Holland
Grundy County
M. L. Bowman
Black Hawk- Grundy
Friends
Waterloo
Daiies B. McGlade
W. H. McGlade
Iie
Hay- Ward-Wakefield Company
McGlade
West High
Gates College
Luella Weinhold
Dan Weinold
Wavers
Iife
Verdon
Anderson
Ed Milligan
Kood
W. F. Jeffrey
Ruth Hill
New York
American Association of Social Work
Northey
Laree
California
Red Cross
Knoxville
George W. Worthen
The
Redross
Heichels to Observe Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J G Heichel will celebrate their golden wedding with a reception at Prairie Farm south of Waterloo, home of their daughter and son in law Mrs Percy L Tones. They were married in Ohio on December 30 1875 and have four children.
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J. G. Heichel
Prairie Farm
Waterloo
Percy L. Tones
Ohio
Beauty Chat Tips For Hair And Skin Care Advice
Letters reply with home remedies for oatmeal use in face care and whitening on top of scalp care. Suggestions include grinding oats, tonics from doctors or druggists, breathing techniques to improve oxygen, and cautious use of products like cod liver oil. Readers are urged to seek medical advice for circulation and dandruff issues, with short at home routines.
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Esther
Mary Jane
Council approves flourmen defend two bills after price boosts
City council, amid sharp debate, approves two bills tied to traffic code printing and safety zone standards, totaling 463.20 dollars. Critics argued the finance committee had not been consulted and the treasury is depleted. Mayor Gnagy said printing of ordinance pamphlets and safety zones were agreed upon, leading to final approval.
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Finiance Committee
A. E. Gnagy
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Inance Committee
Councilmenus
Miller
Tibbitts
Ben G. Howrey
Myron Arbuckle
Death probe into man killed by falling tree
Nevada Iowa December 25 UPI report on A J Page killed when a tree being cut down toppled onto his enclosed car. Sheriff Nebergall and County Attorney Spedal are handling the investigation as the wrecked car body is described and the incident details noted. The report also contains unrelated notices about local figures and events.
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Nevada
UPI
A. J. Page
Sherif Nebergall
Spedal
Elmer Smay
Page
To All Good Fellows Bernice Rawlin Tribute
Poem praising Bernice Rawlin for charity work. The verse acknowledges readers near and far, noting how she eased hunger and poverty by bringing warm clothes and kindness. It recalls Saint Nicholas spirit reviving hope in children and mentions Alin who remains in hearts.
Reinbeck Farmhand Hit by Iron Bar Stop Quarrel
Reinbeck Ia Dec 29 Albert Lauer 30 peacemaker between his employer Edward Baldwin and neighbor Henry Buchmann received severe cuts to the head when struck by an iron bar in Buchmanns hands. The dispute rose from damages claimed by Buchmann for a Baldwin pig that entered a cornfield and ate grain. Baldwin and Buchmann had imprisoned the animal and the amount claimed was paid before the quarrel escalated. Frank Lauer Jr brother of Albert was killed about six weeks ago when struck by a car. Armour section notes T Ogden Armour consuming indigestion resting.
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Reinbeck
Albert Lauer
Edward Baldwin
Henry Buchmann
Buhmann
Bulhmann
Baldwin
Baldwin S
Lauer
Frank, Jr
Names and naming trends in Black Hawk county births
A study of local birth name statistics shows shifting fashions from traditional Eliza Jane or Elizabeth Jane for girls to Betty Jean and Mary variants, with one and two syllable short forms rising. Boys commonly carry their father's name as a junior, while unique modern options appear and older favourites wane.
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Eliza Jane
Betty Jean
Elizabeth Jane
Nut
John Henrys
Joseph Adolphs
Denis
Richards
Roberts
Black Hawk County
Mary
Mary Jane
Mars Jean
Mary Jeanie
Donna Mae
Geor Mae
Emily Mae
Elaine
Donna
Patricia Ann
Rose Marie Git Rogemary
Rose Mary
de Jacqueline Kenora
Waterloo
Ae Gwenlolyn
Genevieve
Guinevere
Yeaune
Radio Programs and Concert Schedules Across Cities
A compiled listing of radio stations and their daily programming across multiple markets. It notes times for orchestras, concerts, lectures, theatre music, dance programs, travel talks, and children's broadcasts with numerous station call letters and city references.
Waterson Evening Courier Notes From Lia Port City
Resident news representative Edith Adams reports from La Porte City. Mrs Ray Teeter recovering from a surgical operation at Aten Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Miss Hager to visit after Rochester operation. Community events include Cantorey Girls and Christmas charity efforts. Visitors from California and brief notes on local social happenings.
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Lia Porte City
Edith Adams
la Porta City
Waterson Evening Courier
Ray Feeter
la Porte Chay
Kie
Dew
Ray Teeter
Spring Creek
Towip
Aten Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Five Slater
A. M. Thompson
ATTA
Waterlog pattern requests for Evening Courier fashions
Readers are invited to obtain up to date TRARYng design patterns from the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo, sending 15 cents per pattern. Patterns cover seamed garments for small girls, including a popular play suit, with four sizes and material yardage noted, mailed to any address in silver or stamps.
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Waterloo
Family News Notes in St Louis Visits and Moves
After spendix the day here in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geren Mr. Shaw is a sister of Mrs. Caren Returns to St Mauls Mrs Celesta Arnold returned to her home in St. Louis Mo. on Saturday. Jane Home from Town Falls Mr and Mrs C C Hahn returned home from Tow alls Christinan gusts of Mr Hahn's nlecn and husband Sor gad Mrs Eran Waterstradt Runyans in New Home Mr and Mrs Clair Runyan have moved into the new cement bungalow on Walnut street owned by BfGC Fox.
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Spendix
Ed Geren
Shaw
Caren
St. Mauls
Celesta Arnold
J. R. Buser
St. Louis
Jane
Town Falls
C.C. Hahn
Towalls
Mr. Hahn
Nlecn
Eran
Waterstradt
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