City churches plan watch night services on New Year Eve
Watch night observances are planned across several churches including First Church Walnut Street Baptist and First Brethren with varied programs. Rev Edwin Boardman leads a purely religious gathering at First Brethren from 11 to 12 20 and other churches host testimonies prayers and youth activities into midnight. Moose and Legion dances and a Junior auxiliary event at local venues complete the social offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed- World League Mmbers
Fatal Methodist
Gt’ First
Walnut Street Baptist
Edwin Boardman
Tc First
Brethren
Burton Avenue
First Baptist Church
St. Paul's Shareh
Concrestion
Ron
A. L. Brown
Fia
Bish Kaltenback
Epworth League
C. R. Miller
George Berry
James Vandersall Recital Friday With Eight Pieces
James Vandersall, a 15 year old violinist from Ga Porle City, will perform eight numbers in a Friday recital at Calvary Evangelical lodge hall. The program includes Bruch Adagio and Finale, Wieniawski Waltz in A major, Brahms pieces, and Prokofiev? style polonaises, showcasing selections from classical and romantic composers. The event coincides with New Year’s Eve festivities at the Knights Chicago American Conservatory of Music and Phi Sigma Chi dance series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Vandersall
Ga Porle
Ellis
American Conservatory of Music
Phi Sigma Chi
Knights Chicago
Pythias Hall
Calvary Evangeli
West
Eal
Lad
Max Bruch
Ccc
Polonulse
Wreniawsk
Junior Fine Arts Auxiliary Dance at Waterloo Club
The Junior Fine Arts Auxiliary plans a dancing party this evening in the Waterloo Woman's Club auditorium with Dr and Mrs L C Hemsworth chaperoning Forty couples will attend arranged by Carolyn Johnson Alice Rodamer Rosalie Jackson and Olivia Enderlein Haumparuner Wwurster Alrs Katherine Baumgardner and C Wurster Cedar Falls will marry today at Plymouth Congregational church Reverend William Hardcastle officiated Breakfast served attendees Mr and Mrs W Boyer Mr and Mrs Wurster to Maquoketa then Cedar Falls later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourghe
Moose
Moose Hall
Legion
Forum
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club Auditorkn
Mes
L. C. Hemsworth
Waterloo Woman's
Haumpariuner - Wwurster
Katherine Baumgardner
Waterloo
Ciivist Wurster
Cedar Fills
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
W. Boyer
Ab Black
Abs
Wurster
Maquoketa
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Vallentine Draude
Anna
Barbara Braun
Augusta Draude
Miss Janet Little Hosts Tea for College Girls
Miss Janet Little hosted a tea at her home 714 Ham mond avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Noble Little presided at the serving table with a large red candle and Yuletide decorations including poinsettia and red carnations. Guests included college girls Mary Stevenson Margaret Weishaar Anna Marie Becker Betty Williams Wilma Hey Eloise Burton Mary Cowan Gladys Towne Ruth Paulsen Margery Corey Nina Andrews Margery Banion Kathleen Campbell and Ida Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Little
Hammond Avenue
Noble Little
Mary Stevenson
Margaret Weishaar
Anna Marie Becker
Betty Williams
Wilma Hey
Eloise Burton
Mary Cowan
Gladys Towne
Ruth Paulsen
Margery Corey
Nina Andrews
Margery Banion
Kathleen Campbell
Ida Schultz
Star Rebekahs elect official staff in Waterloo
The Star Rebekahs club of Waterloo elected Mrs. George Whitey as 1926 president at a Monday luncheon at Mrs. W. G mb's home. Mrs. Prank Duke was elected secretary and Mrs. John Geertsen press reporter. Music contributors included Mrs. Praific Sherwear, Mrs. Geertsen, and Miss Carolyn Jolngon. retiring president Mrs. C. Shupe chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Rebekah Club
Waterloo
Eastern Stary
Rebekahs
George Whitey
W. G Mb
Alrs
Duke
John Geertsen
Praific Sherwear
Geertsen
Carolyn Jolngon
C. . Shupe
Christian Endeavor Elects Officers at Union Congregational Church
Ruth Dial was elected president of the Christian Endeavor society of Union Congregational church. Alice Twaites becomes vice president, Cleon Richards secretary and pianist, Gerald Wall treasurer. Committee chairs include Paul Cole, Mrs Nellis Gotis, Mrs Gladys Moran, Russell Twaites, and Lucile Waulkner. A social hour followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dial
Christian Endeavor Society
Union Congregational Church
Alice Twaites
Cleon Richards
Gerald Wall
Paul Cole
Nellis Gotis
Gladys Moran
Russell Twaites
Lucile Waulkner
Eighmey Hosts New Year Party for Homemakers Class
Mr and Mrs F J Eighmey invite the First Presbyterian Sunday school homemakers class to a New Year party at their home tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Eighmey
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Beauty Hair Care Tips From Gentle Reader
Practical Sunday morning grooming guidance for girls detailing prewash routines on Saturday night. Advice covers sulfur-lard scalp treatment for dandruff, olive oil for dry hair, and a hot-water shampoo using castile soap. Foot nail care emphasizes trimming straight across to avoid ingrown nails and smoothing with a file and pumice stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Frank
Kappa Sigmas Bid Farewell to George Loveall
Seven Kappa Sigmas and guests hosted a dinner at Black's tearoom in Ames as a farewell for George Loveall who will leave with his family January 8 for Los Angeles California. Attending were Roger Bruwn Dwight Spensley Ben Good Frank Webber all of Ames and Frank Miller from the University of Illinois chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigmas
Black’s
George Loveall
Los Angeles
Cal
Groun
Roger Bruwn
Dwight Spensley
Ben Good
Frank Webber
Ames
Frank Miller
University of Illinois
Club Notes Elite Circle Luncheon at Black's Tearoom
Elite circle members will have a 1 o'clock luncheon and exchange on gifts at Black's tearoom Thursday. Double ive club played 500 Tuesday afternoon in Black's tea room, honors going to Mrs Leo Re Bal and Mrs Ray Gilley. Dinner was served at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s
Leo Re- Bal
Ray Gilley
Rath Packing opens new administration building tour
Open house at Rath Packing company's new administration building drew many visitors late yesterday. People praised the commodious quarters and the basement display of Bath prepared meat products. 125 office employees guided guests through the building, explaining efficient accounting features and building shortcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
Texas Spuds Coming to Believe Famine
Chicago reports that the United States faces a per capita potato shortfall of about one bushel. Texas new potatoes are arriving north to help ease the semi famine as the 1925 crop tally shows 2.8 bushels per person versus 3.7 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec. c
United States
Texas
Government Bureau of Secicnatural
Radio Programs Across Stations List Evening Concerts
A compilation of radio listings from multiple stations including Wittsburgh, KFAB, KENF Shenandoah, BBCA Seattle, KHJ Los Angeles, KOA Denver, KDKA Pittsburgh, WEAF New York, WGN Chicago, and many others. Entries show times, program types, performers such as mandolin sextet, sopranos, baritones, orchestras, and dance bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdka—Wittsburgh
KFAB
Lincoln
Slick” Merriam
KENF
Shenandoah
Syracuse
Neb
BBCA
Seattle
Beve—University City
Krewhe
Hollywood
Iirth
Prograssing Quartet
Boliet
KGV
Portland-Oregonian
KHJ
Los Angeles
KNXN
Hollywood Express
Moble Hga
Deaver
Book of Knowl- Fox
KOA
KOA Peehes
San Francisco
KVRC
Houston Post-Dispatch
Wer
Ok Springs National Park
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
WEAF
School of Music
Tew Russell
Nate Caldwell
Two Jays
Charlie Gurhun
We—Springfield
Nature J Story
Uilk
We. We Synahueeh Press
Rogram
Wear
Philadelphia
Health Iiky
Dad Bailey
Minuaanelis
St. Paul
Detroit Free Press
WKAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
New York
Weat Boston
Ochestra
Des Moines
Harmony Singers
Whistler
War
Detroit- Pontiac
Ss Choir
Prass
WEW
Cincinnati
WMAQ
Chicars News
Reep
Srpaniss
Wwas
Chicago
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Indy
Wsi
Azhville
Bedlime
Scottish Rite Chorus
WWI
Detroit News
KDKA
Plexburgh
Attte
Yhiphony Oarchestith
Shrine Vand Wand Orchestra
Witch Night Servier
Kenu Shenandoah
Kitj
Denver
Bos Krlo
Ortcesra
Kokcerbousten Post-Dispaten
Dunvye Orchestra
KsG—s
Younis Post-Dispateh
Ciood Wel
Kyrhs
tHor Springs National Ark
KYHS
Artis
KRYW
WREM
Christian Gritani
Arttates
Wingfield
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Weco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WCN
WEA
Ninslette
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
Schenectady
Trinity Chimes
Louisville Times-Courier
WHN
WMO
WIP
WIK
Detroit-Ponting
WEKRC
WLS
Ford and
Glen
Rc Wlw
Chicago News
Gram
US of Chicago
WMC
Memphis
Wooaw
Omaha
wWoc
Davenport
WSAT
WSH
Wtic
Tartford
Derolt News
Y's Men's Glee Club Promises Varied Program
The Y's Men's Glee Club offers a varied concert program for Wednesday night at West High school auditorium on January 13. Max Noah leads the group with wide choral experience from Waterloo to Cedar Falls, featuring Ralph Barron, Ari Zellheeter, John Welles, Elmer Hull as first tenors, Ray Cable, Willis Richardson, Clarence Dewey, E. A. Pickworth, Earl G. Smith as second tenors, Charles McElroy, Graham Hay, Floyd Hershberger, C J Nagle as baritones, and Henry Dallman, Gerald Holton, Wayne Smith, Richard Holmes as basses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giano
Y's Men's Glee Club
West High School
Max Noah
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Tea Club
Ralph Barron
Lawndale Library Station Opens Thursday Night
Lawndale library station at 6 Shilliam avenue on Mobile street will be formally opened Thursday evening with musical numbers readings and a tale by Miss Callie Wieder city Librarian Appropriation for maintenance was approved at the December board meeting The station will be supervised by Miss Ruth Fressle with J E Mills in attendance Refreshments will follow the program and the building will be open for inspection from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawndale Library
Shilliam Avenue
Mobile Street
Callie Wieder
Rustees
Ruth Fressle
J. E. Mills
Civil actions in municipal court doomed to dismissal
Between 100 and 200 civil actions pending over 18 months in municipal court will be dismissed January 1 under Iowa law. Clerk Koepke and Deputy Clerk Ailes prepare a list. attorneys will be notified before dismissal. If cause is shown, cases will not be dismissed. Police seek forger who passed three checks for $10 at Merchants in Center Point Cedar Rapids Iowa December 30 AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
WW. Koepke
Irene Ailes
Cedar Rapids
Dee
Center Point
Laid to Rest Mrs Eliza Critchfield 74
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza beth Critchfield 74 prominent Methodist Episcopal church worker in Waterloo were held in the Milam an Gindt chapel at 3 40 pm. Dr Earl Roadman pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church officiating Interment was in Fairview Relatives from out of the city included son W H Critchfeld Winona Minn and his wife and sister Mrs George H Jarvis Clinton Ia and her husband Pallbearers were Otto Zuehlke Charles Cotton FF Yapp R Cassell Harry Fisher Harry Steely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Critchfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Milaman & Gindt
Earl 4.Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview
W. H. Critchfeld
Winona
Ming
George H. Jarvis
Clinton
Otto Zuehlke
Charles Cotton
FF Yapp
R. Cassell
Harry Fisher
Harry .A. Steely
Des Moines Churches Plan Feb Visitation Drive
Des Moines will host a religious visitation campaign from February 8 to 12 under the direction of George Irving, New York, head of the religious work department of the national council of the M C A. The event appears coordinated by local churches as part of a national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHAN
Des Moines
George’ Irving
New York
National ‘Council
M.C
Pattern request notice from Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date Pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Extra Movie Girls Can't Smoke Shock Director
A MGM director Benjamin Christianson faced a surprise when 20 of 30 extras confessed they could not smoke cigars for a scene. The incident, described as a blow to sensational mags, followed tests led by the property man passing cigarettes. A Creston Iowa report adds that Clarence Kuntinback, 19, was found unconscious after a dance hall attack by two alleged stool pigeons Felix Bradley and Howard Louden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Benjamin Christianson
Christianson
Beve
Creston
Clarence Kuntinback
Omaha
Felix Bradley
Howard Louden
Guests Crowd City Hall in Subzero Month
City jail guest ledger for December shows 5 to 15 transients nightly seeking lodging. Chief E. F. Leighton notes many are transient laborers or hobos, with old men in grimy clothes lacking barber care for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 4
Leighton
Oll Ledger
Chief Leighton
City in Brief: Local Notes and Visits
City in Brief reports Henry L. Crowell’s departure to St. Louis for his ailing mother, guests Cecil W. Powell and family in De. Wy. Powell, Dr. Joynt ending practice with Dr. A Joynt, Miss Alice Powell starting work at First Trust & Savings, Clarence Pettit visiting from Omak after 17 years, Harry Pettit of San Francisco visiting, Mrs Kathryn Cognac death in Chicago, Cognac daughter of Josephine Ramsay, Moose worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Crowell
St. Louis
Cecil W. Powell
St. Paul
Wy. Powell
Reber Avenue
W. B. Small
A. . Joynt
Alice Powell
Chicago
First Trust & Sa €Ings Bank
Clarence Pettit
Omak. Wash
F. K. Pettit
Vine Street
Harry Pettit
San Francisco
Cal
George Weilein
Bieventh Street
Kathryn Cognac
Sirs. Cognac
Josephine Remsey
Moose Circlog
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Chautauqua
Jeans
Grant
Golumbia
Thebes
Valley of Lambs
Glenny Tostess
Ray Fuller
Des’ Moines
Frances Glenny
Helene Glenny
T. F. Glenny
Vermont Street
Powell Rayburn
B. WV Swisher
Berdee
B. WV. Powell
Christa
Royal Neighbors
Gannon Camp
Woodmen and Friends
Star-Rebekahs
Christian Endeavor
Gladys Weatherwax
Evelyn Page
Eleanor Dean
Odd Fellows Dance
Odd Fellows of
Waterlon
West Hall
Church. News
Castile
Rath Company
Y’s Men’s Glee Club
Canton
Ilinois
Waterloo, Towa
Pani
City Hall
Jens
Buchanan's
Y.alo.a
West Fourth St
P&g
A. Leath & Co
Court House
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