Miss Florence DuBois and William Thomson to Marry in Cedar Falls
Deputy county superintendent Miss Florence DuBois and sales correspondent William Thomson will wed at 8:30 this evening at H H Drohman residence Cedar Falls. The ceremony by Rev TL C Culver follows a candle lit service and reception. couple will reside at 1114 Williston after January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence’ DuBois
William Tromaon
Associated Manufacturing Company
H. H. Drohman
Cedar Falls
TL C. Culver
Methodist Epicopal Church
Miss du Bois
Jean du Bais
Town State Teachers ‘College
Gelwain
Thomson
Duncan“Thomson
Wlliston Avenue
Glasgow
Scotland
Bobbie Thomson
Bering Hester
H. B. Thomson
Barron and Grupp Tie The Knot In Local Church Ceremony
Miss Mabel C Barron and Martin Grupp were married at 1 pm yesterday in the parsonage of First Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J Arthur Young officiating Attendants were Miss Nina L Sprevil and William Grupp Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W Barran of Vernon township Graduated from West High School 1920 and State Teachers College 1924 She has been a supervisor at Eastern College Madison SC Mr Grupp works for Harding Bakery in Chicago After the ceremony the couple planned to reside at 858 Diviston Street Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel C. Barron
Martin Grupp
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Nina L. Sprevil
William Grupp
Grupp
W. Barran
Vernon Township
West
Small Hostess Receives Guests on Her Birthday
Jacqueline Bartling daughter of Mr and Mrs Verne L Bartling celebrated her fourth birthday Tuesday afternoon Tiny guests invited included Kathleen McGuire Lou Glaza Mary Lea Sindlinger Arthur Bork Emma Lou Burk Reed Schaeffer Sara Anna Smith Darlene Milley Joan Cable Barbara Jean McDonald Ramona Duke Freddie Pashby Beverly Jean Vincent Catherine Ann Yerkes Lucille Drake Jimmie Walpole and Verne Bartling Jr Gifts were distributed From a Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of Little Friends
Jacqueline Bartling
Verne L. Bartling
Rae
Walnut Street Choir Elects New Officers
Claude Crane was reelected president of the Walnut Street Baptist church choir at a meeting last evening. New officers include H C Wagner vice president Miss Fre Collins secretary C S Insko assistant secretary Miss Hee Bogardus treasurer and Miss Gladys Snyder librarian A music committee was also named Mrs Clifford Walker and Milas Eilowene Jensen were added. Regular rehearsal followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Crane
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H.C. Wagner
Mias Fre Collins
Insko
Hee Bogardus
Gladys Snyder
Clifford Walker
Milas Eilowene Jensen Werd
Pretty Holiday Dinner at Petersen Home
Mr and Mrs A T Petersen entertained last evening at their home for a post Christmas dinner party. Covers were laid for 10 with a toy village centerpiece and miniature Christmas trees at each place. Candle light, music and games created a festive mood as gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Petersen
Gilchrist and Bare Exchange Vows in Iowa Parsonage
Miss Helen E. Gilchrist and John M. Bare from Spencer's Grove wed Tuesday at Grace Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Dr. Earl A. Boadman officiated before family and friends. A dinner followed at Black's Tearoom, then a short honeymoon trip before returning to Spencer's Grove. The bride teaches home economics at Blairstown, Iowa, while the groom farms locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Gilchrist
John. M. Bare
Spencer's Grove
Walker
Grace Methodist. Episcopal Church
Earl A A. Boadman
Mary Gilchrist
Hattle Bare
Martin Gilchrist
Marold Bare
Black’s Tearoom
Mrs. Bare
Blairstown
Mr. Bare
Salzs Host 168 at Dinner for Miss McLarnan
Mr and Mrs J P Salz entertained 168 guests at a seven o clock dinner in honor of Miss Pearl McLarnan who plans to move to Alamo Florida next week. Attending were relatives and friends including Rev L B Striegel, Dr and Mrs G G Murphy, and several Salz family members from Decorah Ia and Dubuque Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Salz
Pearl MccLarnan
Alamo
Fla
J. P. Sala
Andrew Wz
Louis Salz
Pat Doherty
Boss Burns
A. A. Hoftmann
Will Salz
Decorah
L B. Striegrel
Dubuque
Bernadino
Hilda Striegel
G. G. Murphy
Wintheap
Hoftmann
Burns
Watch Dinner to Be Given and Cards to Fill Evening
Mr and Mrs James Searles host a New Year s Eve watch party in Black s tearoom. Guests invited for dinner and bridge include C E H Schmolt J J Horsfal Damon Cheney Oscar Dybsford Percy Manning Walter Larsen Tom Keegan William Seherrin Carl T Petersen Nath W N Waterstrete and Larry McCright. Poinsettias and Kolly contribute holiday touches to table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Searles
Black
Messrs. and Mines
C. E H. Schmolt
J. J. Horsfal
Damon Cheney
Oscar Dybsford
Percy Manning
Walter Larsen
Tom Keegan
William Seherrin
Carl T. Petersen
C. ©. Nath
W. N. Waterstrete
Larry McCright
Beatrice Scott Hosts Holiday Party for College Friends
Beatrice Scott entertained guests including Miss Helen Mae Asquith and Homer Asquith home from Denison University and Robert Williams of Fort Dodge at her residence. The event featured games, contests, favors for Anna May Anderson and Williams, and a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Scott
Helen Mae Asquith
Homer Asquith
Denison University
Granville
Ali
F. R. Asquith
Robert Williams
Fort Dodge
University of Town
Asquith
Anna May Anderson
Church Night Watch Service At Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church hosts combined church night and watch night with supper at 6 40 p m Bible class then games and fellowship from 9 to 11 led by five youth divisions The Spooks The Goblins The Hobgoblins The Eagles The Sprites names listed followed by a viewing about 11 20 pm and a watch night service extending to the new seat arrival Majer guild meetings yielded 27 members and two guests with exchanges of gifts.
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Tomor
Grace _ Methodist Episcopal church
Spooks
Nel- Ve Truai
Goblins
R.A Holdiman
Ed Trintz
Ed Trintz; “the Eogles
Mra. S
Cohagan
Sprites
Dallas Dobson
Mon Moyle
Hints in Beauty Care Winter Hands
A column suggests cosmetic glove treatments to soften and protect hands during winter. Methods include nightly cold cream rubs with cotton gloves, or a cocoa butter mix with almond oil and borax. A travel method uses oversized rubber gloves with cold cream, then hot water wash. Exercises for circulation are also proposed.
Minneapolis Bride Sophia Chowning Weds Dale Fairweather
Miss Sophia Chowning daughter of Dr and Mrs W M Chowning of Minneapolis married Dale Frank Fairweather son of Mr and Mrs D W Fairweather of Waterloo at Gethsemane Episcopal church. The bride an alumna of the University of Minneapolis and Lambda Gamma Delta member and a pianist. The groom previously worked in Donaldson's decorating department and attended Iowa State Teachers College and Maddigan School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Chowning
W. M.chownig
Girard- Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn, and
Dale
Frank Fairweather
D. W. Fairweather
South Straet
Waterloo
Gethsemane
Fairweather
Donaldson's
Minneapolia
Paul Davis
Iowa State Teachers College
Maddigan, School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art
Pairweather
Edna Suffern Guest of Honor at Bridge Party
Miss Edna Suffern of Decatur Illinois was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss Betty Lamkin in her home. Invitations listed several guests including Mrs. Lou Bollinger and Misses Abe Driggs Marjorie Loomis Trolse Burton Wilma Wey and others. Miss Moore will preside at luncheon and bridge for Ms Suffern and Mrs Bollinger tomorrow afternoon in Black's tearoom.
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Betty Lamkin
Edna Suffern
Decatur
Ivan Moore
Suffern
Waterloo
Lou Bollinger
Abe Driggs
Marjorie
Loomis
Trolse Burton
Wilma Wey
Mary Cowan
Eva Moore
Janet. Little
Anna Marie Decker
Mary Rath Tendry J
Marjorie Wheelock
J. G. Lamkin
Miss Moore
Hicheon and
Bridge
Alissa Suffern
Mrs. Bollinger
Black
Aberdeen Visitor Inspires Evening at Bridge
Miss Vesta Paul hosted four tables of bridge at her Aberdeen home assisted by Miss Emily Russell. Guests included Mrs Charles Greeley Mr Donald Sindlinger Mr William Steely Mr Phillips Taytor and others with Misses Virginia Lary Darlene Decker Dorothy Lumry Ruth Lumry Josephine Lumry and Catherine Ortick. Tables were lit with lavender green and pink tapers and refreshments served.
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Emily Russell
Aberdeen
Vesta Paul
Bridge
Mmes
Charles Greeley
Donald Sindlinger
William Steely
Phillips Taytor
Garden Fish
Ray Paul
R. J. Autfer
Robert Miller
Ben Howrey
Virginia
Lary
Darlene Decker
Dorothy
Ruth
Josephine Lumry
Catherine Ortick
Rehenie
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Gutknecht Draws Hudson Guests
Relatives and friends gathered at the Gutknecht home in Hudson last evening to celebrate Mrs. Gutknecht's birthday with a surprise party. Guests included J. c. T. M. and WW. FP. Gutknecht, Irene Andors, Gus Gutknecht, Harold Gutknecht, and others from Cedar Falls, Dike, and nearby areas. Refreshments were served at midnight.
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7. Tiutknecht
Messrs
Mmes
WW. FP
Fred Gutknecht
Irene Andors
Gus Gutknecht
Harold ‘Gutknecht
Hudson
C. L. Bast
Gus Bauer
Nellie
Floyd
Edward
Cedar Falls
Bernie
Simond Knudsen
City in Brief Jazzed by Holiday Notices and Travel Ads
Pr and Mrs J B Howd of 622 Washington stay with relatives in Warsaw while Dr Howd recovers at his family physician Dr Loomis. Black's Tea Room hosts New Year events and a New Year's Eve dinner with music. Black Hawk Coffee Show in Cedar Falls features travel ads for Chicago Great Western service with Waterloo connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Howd
Washington Street
Workey
Cedar Falls
Gophers Geese and Snakes Change Winter Habits
Farmers report animal and wild fowl behavior shifting for winter. Meyer trapped two pocket sophers on a farm journey and brought them to Grundy Center to test the tale. Brower saw two wild geese flying south. a Bremer County farmer uncovered garter snakes near late plowing.
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Courter
Grundy Center
Effert. Meyer
Brower
Bremer County
Cowin Elected President Real Estate Board
R N Cowin was elected president for 1927 of the Waterloo Real Estate Board at the annual meeting yesterday at Black's Tea Room. Officers include George H Scully first vice president J C Umbaugh second vice president Lester W Miller secretary A C Cole treasurer. The board reported achievements including property appraisals for city firms and corporations totaling about four hundred thousand dollars and Miller was reelected secretary for the fifth consecutive year and given a traveling bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N.cowin
Waterloo
Real Estala Hosrd
Black's Tearoom
George H. Scully
J. C. Umbaugh
Secon
Lester W. Miller
A. C. Cole
Cole
Jesup Baptists Elect Officers and Community Events
First Baptist church elected officers led by Leanfird Brown as clerk and James Sparren as treasurer with other officers named. A Past Chiefs party of Pythian Sisters was held at Mrs. James Copenhaver’s home with gifts from a tree. F C Robert broke his right arm on the farm east of Littleton and B P U L will host a New Year’s Eve watch party at the Emerson home.
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Courier
Jesup
First Baptist Church
Leanfird. Brown
James Me. 'Sparren
B. B. Bunnell
H. J. Ganicre
Florence Brown
Leonard Rown
R. C. Williams
Chiefs Circle of Pythian Sisters
Ames Copenhaver
A. C. Knowles
Copenhaver
G. Copenhaver
Virginia Copenhaver
J.bloom
C. A. Marsh
F. C. Robert
Littleton
C. A. Emerson
Alley Damage Appraised in City Condemnation Case
A sheriff's jury valued alley damages at six hundred dollars in a city condemnation proceeding for alley use. Lichty company receives three hundred for its 94 year lease on Sycamore street property, another three hundred to the owner. Jury members were C. A. Morris H. H. Wente A. W. Chamberlin C. M. Allen G. H. Scully and E. C. Glasson.
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Lichty Company
Henry J. Meyers
Sycamore Street
Park Avenue
Abhley
Alexander Garage
James Black Dry Goods Company
Former Iowan Dies in North Dakota
Wellington Lewis was summoned to Steele North Dakota when his brother John Lewis wife Lettis Thornberg died suddenly. Lettis, daughter of Ed and, Mrs Thornberg, spent much of her girlhood in Orchard. Survived by husband Mont and daughter Grace Lewis.
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Courtar
Osage
Wellington Lewis
Steele
N. D
John
John Lewis
Orchard
Lettis Thornberg, Dauhter
Ed Thornberg
Mont Lewis
Misa Grace Lewis
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Society and Deaths
Cedar Falls page reports White Shrine yuletide banquet with 250 attendees and 13 initiated. Zion evangelical church marks 40th anniversary with staff changes. Danes Mutual Insurance to meet Jan 14 at city hall. Nazareth church to hold annual meeting Jan 11. Mrs Mary Barker buried in Jones county and other personal notes from Cedar Falls residents.
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Cedar Falls
White Cedar Falls
White Sherine of
Jerusalem
Evang
R. J. Miller
Sunday School
Zion Evangelical Church
Laat
Kemper McBride
Karl W. Miller
A. I. Mether
A. Fl. Smith
Slate Street
Denmark
Nazareth Church Associates
Marlier
Viking Pump Company
Lane
Smith
Hana Co
Edith Smith
Laufalot Club
David J. W.ters
Washington Street
W. W
Clara Mathes
Nazareth
Jones County
Mary Barker
I. . Rammer
Olin
Mills-Lenore Stiliman
Chicago
National Commercial Teachers Association
John TW. Gerholdt
Friends
Patterns for Weams From Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain up-to-date pattern of accompanying dasiza send pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Orders tied as soon as possible but should reach you within 16 days after sending.
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Dasiza
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
New Year Advice by Chas Webster in Des Moines
State Railroad Commissioner Charles Webster urges bold effort in the new year. He notes a naturalist’s aquarium lesson showing the value of persistent action and argues that business results depend on ongoing daily effort, with mental obstacles as the only real hindrance.
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Chas. Webster
Steeial Servicr
Des Moines
Charles Webster
Towa
National Lumbermen's Association
Pastor A R Coover Takes Ten Day Vacation
Rev A R Coover pastor of the Methodist church will take a ten day vacation visiting his mother in Indiana. The trip follows a year end dinner event and is noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
A. R. Coover
Methodist Church
Indiana
Ben Gibson Praises Five Year Service Record
Des Moines Attorney General Ben Gibson reports that his six year tenure yielded peak department activity and significant revenue gains. He cites outcomes in railroad tax cases securing about 240000 dollars for the state, bank tax wins for state and municipalities, and favorable rulings for depositors in bank receivership cases. Gibson urges higher peace officer appropriations and notes a pending New York Life case could influence remedial legislation.
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Courier Special
Des Moines
Ben Gibson
Hammill
Hie
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Stite
Polk County
Avhich
Eircnit Court of Appeals
Pri
Supréme Court of the State ‘of
Towa
New York Life Insurance. Company
W. J. Burbank
Supreme Court
United States
Premme
Supreme Court of
Iowa
Gibson
Boy Scouts Stay Extra Day in Camp
Twenty scouts with A. F Jury plan to remain at Camp Tageawanis between Janesville and Waverly one more day. They delay returning until tomorrow afternoon as the bunkhouse is well heated and fears of illness are dismissed.
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Boy Scouts
A. F Jury
Camp Tageawanis
Janesville
Waverly
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William Thomson
Chicaro
Williston Avenue
Walnut Street Choir
Petersen
Helen Gilchrist
John M. Bare
Mrs. Salz
Miss McLarnan
Claude Johnson
Binck’s
W. H. Buxton
J. IT. Love
R. of. Corbin
P. FH Swain
Roy Seliner
Alvin Peters
FR Mosier
Mitesta
Johnson
Rebekah
Black Hawk OO
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Hoon In Black
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Majer Guild
Dar. Merriman
Clarence Bybank
Edna Kent Forbes
George F
Minneapolis
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Javier
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waoman
Loren’ Reilty
Max A. Wil
Dhanerous
Hos
Josephins Maine
Gillan Grange
Carol Burr
Rosalie Jackson
Cora’ Mae Bushy
Margaret Weishaat
Melan Swisher
Janet Knox
Mary Nawman
Mary Stevenson
Ida Mae Bradley
Freston Sweltzer
Sea Buchanan
Sidvert
Chicago Great Western
Chien
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Teave
Cowin
Miller
Jesup Baptists
North Dakota
Hutchinson Ice
Grevall H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth
Treat
Boure
White Shrine
Ainner
Odn
Olive Street
Charles E. Denton
Main Street
Allbraukes
Krausiup
Milwaukee
Reel Rock
Own
Rumford
A&p
America
Ginger
Coffee Lipton’s Te B. F
Japan
Dill Pickles Knox Gelati
Bokar
Gar
Hersehy’s
Cicoa Snider’s
Catsup
Scott Co
Red Beans
EF. 4Th St
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Logan Ave
Franklin
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