Diners, Gideon Bible Work Highlight Waterloo Event
Rev Thomas Raymond Niven spoke at the annual dinner of Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gideons. Reading by Teresa Harley, songs by S Francis Martley, Harold Milcor, and John Liffring performances. Local clubs and church groups listed with events and hymn numbers. funds for Bibles noted and union Gideon services planned for Feb 26 at Wellsburg and Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Raymond Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Gideon
Gideon Bibles
Teresa Herine Harley
S. Francis Martley
Harold Mil Cor
Cerdar
Music Needs Iowa State Song Seeks Cooperation
A radio appeal by Rev. George Bennett from WSUI Iowa City urges Waterloo musicians to compose a new Iowa State song. He cites earlier efforts tied to the Lee School of Wild Life Protection and the Daughters of the American Revolution, seeking a distinctive music to accompany new lyrics and inviting collaboration from composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
WSUI
Iowa City
George Bennett
Order of Wild Life Protection
Iowa
Lee School of Wild Life Protection
McGregor
State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Florence Chapin
Patriok Organization
Maryland
Gov. Kendall
Wsui Radio 1
Town City
Bennett
Methodist Church Quartet
Ruth: Evans
Mildred B. Paddock
Wilbur Childress
Randall Patty
Jowa
Towa
Nellie Bloom to Wed George Panakuk in February Announcement
Nellie Bloom daughter of Mrs Ana A Bloom of 56 Lane Street and George Panakuk son of Mr and Mrs B A Panakuk Titonka Ia will marry February 18. Bloom a 1924 East High School graduate has worked at Bike Sias Zimmerman and Prank. Panakuk a Gates Business College graduate is manager of Gamble-Robinson at Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bett G. Panakuk
Nelle Bloom
Ana A. Bloom
Lane Street
George Panakuk
B. A. Panakuk
Titonka
Miss Bloom
Fven
East High School
Bike
Sias
Zimmerman
Prank
Panakuk
Gates Business College
Gamble-Robinson Company
Fort Dodge
J. W. Schumann
Vert Albee
Harol Wright
M. B. Ingebritson
Glen Delabaugh
Kansas City
Thelma Daley
Ning Andrews
Dana Campbell
Bernice Scrogey
Iirene Hill
Irene Feely
Florence Edgeerton
Alfrieda Wilson
F. A
Patriotic Sociable at Walnut Street Church Is Enjoyed
A patriotic party hosted Friday by Fidelis and Homebuilders classes of Walnut Street Baptist Church featured red white and blue decorations and an appreciative program. E E Bunce presided, with a varied program including the Star Spangled Banner, recitations and songs by a quartet and soloists. More than 110 attendees enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs Claude Ir sco and Mrs H G Ludtke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
E. E. Bunce
H. C.eiber
Iowa
America
W. CG. Ketchum
H. ©. Keiber
Bunce
James McMillan
G. W. Schrodermie
Lo O. Burton
Birthplace of
Lincoln
Tealing
Joe’ Margadant
Oscar ‘Berry
Claude Crane
W. H King
A. K. Smith
Buhte
Preston Briden
Clarence Briden
Favors
Bert Rogers
Rogers
Ketchum
Ralph Eighmey
Claude Irsko
H. G. Ludtke
Birthday Surprise for Twin Girls at Home Picnic
Misses Bernita and Juanita Simmons celebrated their sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at 418 Franklin Street. About sixty relatives and friends attended a picnic dinner, theater park outings, games, and music. Mrs. J L Simmons planned with Mrs. H J Starkey, and a five colored wedding cake adorned with panties was cut. cake baked by Mrs. W A Bellinger. The day ended with gifts for the twins and future club meeting noted for the King’s Daughters Silver Grass group at Mrs. C H Abbs’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita
Juanita Simmons
Franklin ‘Street
Oelock
J. L. Simmons
H. J. Starkey
W. A. Bellinger
Simmons
Club Notes West Orange Meets Wednesday This Week
The West Orange club will gather on Wednesday rather than its usual Thursday meeting. Members are advised to adjust schedules accordingly and confirm venue prior to the updated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange Club
Mildred Ryan and La Vern Hursh Wed at Reinbeck
Mildred Ryan and La Vern Hursh wed in Reinbeck with the Rev. Ludwig Emerholz of the Congregational church officiating. Mildred, a 1925 West High School graduate, worked at Litchfield Manufacturing. La Vern, also a West High graduate, is chef at Corey's restaurant. They will live with Mildred’s parents, Mr and Mrs P J Ryan, until new residence. Rowena Circle hosts a gathering for husbands at Mr and Mrs W E Silver's home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Ryan
Reber Avenue
Mildred
la Vern Hursh
Charles Hursh
Forest, Avenue
Reinbeck
Ludwig Emerholz
Congregational Church
West High School
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Corey
Ryan
Rowena Circle
W. E. Silver
Church Guilds and Societies Meet Across Local Churches
Church news notes gatherings of First Presbyterian Alpha and Circle six groups at homes and churches. Miss Jennie Jensen, returned missionary from India, to speak at a city wide young peoples dinner in Central Christian Church Mississippi. East Park Presbyterian class meets for February birthday celebrations with prize winning entries. Fidelity class of First Methodist Episcopal plans a 730 PM self denial meeting at Mrs Cora Glough home with Mary Johnson program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Waterloo Garden Club
Gahan
BP. L. Club
Floyd Stoyles
Mappy Hour Club
Black’s Ten
Circle Thee
First Lutheran Missonary Society
H. Dickmann
Fast Noble Grand Association
Sibert
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Carl Salsburg
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
George Garrellson
Elkless—Elks Club
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionay F Society
John Tegtmeier
Sliver Gross
the King’s Laughters
H. Abbs
Waterloo
X. of PL
Sunshine Rebekah Judge
Vi—Memorial
P.T
John Fiske School
Fidelity
Firsh
Cora Clough
St. Mary's School
L—K
Jennie Jensen
George Garrettson
Miss Jensen
India
Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary ‘Society
R. E. Clay
J. S. Leland
East Park Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Morris
Pauline Sanders
Mary Frances Shedd
Miss Shedd
Charles Lindbergh
First Methodist
Hints In Beauty Care Sale Baths
Advice on using sea baths to improve health during winter. Recommends daily sea salt baths, cheap salt from stores, large jars ready for use, and salt water rubs for neck and back to harden skin. Encourages creams, proper water softness, and routine for skin care amid cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SALE
Jess Fabia
Lew Taleb
Lane
H. Moi
Catherine Hayes Hosts Shower for Agnella Striegel
Catherine Hayes entertains a miscellaneous shower at her Buckingham area home for Agnella Striegel whose marriage to Edward L. Hayes is set for Wednesday. Guests include Flor ence Horan Anna Farrell Lucy Striegel and others. two course luncheon served with help from Mrs. John Hayes and Miss Leonore Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balensiefer
Mynnie Bruner
Ww. Balensiefer
Mmes
Emmett Webber
Kenneth Farrell
William Gleason
Roy Armstrong
Harry Shane
John Hartong
Armstrong
Fort Dodge
G. J. Fuhrman
Catherine Hayes
Buckingham
Agnella Striegel
Edward L. Hayes
Bance
Florence Horan
Anna Farrell
John Hayes
Leonore Cummings
Lucy Striegel
T. Cummings
J. R. Cavanaugh
Tom Hayes, Jr
Hilda Striegel
Helen Joyce
Margaret Cramey
Ella ‘Thornton
Marjorie Lonergan
Margaret Hayes
Anna Viet
Mae Cummings
Verna
Ehlers
Nationally Popular Revelers to Perform at T C Tomorrow
The Revelers, a male quartet famed from the Eveready radio hour, appear at Teachers College auditorium tomorrow at 8 15 PM. Their program blends Liszt selections with popular numbers and brass arrangements. Frank Black, arranger and accompanist, will feature piano solos including Rhapsody in Blue with the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Eveready
Liszt
Frank Black
Y Summer Camp to Open in June at Waterloo YMCA
The 1928 YMCA summer camp in Waterloo marks its twenty fifth anniversary and will open around June 5 with a 10 day session for local boys led by G Vern Remy as secretary and J H Godtfring as director. Don M Gary guides nature study and Frank Spenser serves as cook. Subsequent periods include Waterloo YMCA groups, YMCA boys, Brotherhood of St Andrew Episcopal youths, a colored boys camp, and a northeast Iowa H Y period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
G. Vern Remy
J. H. Godtfring
Remy
Don M. Gary
Frank Spenser
Waterloo Y. Ww. ©. A
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Episcopal Boys. S
Colored Boys
Iowa
Twelve Families Move From City In One Week
Mn and Mrs Newcomer P H Owens 1415 Hawthorne H D Grove 1906 Third West L L French 611 Lime Edward Pothast 506 Newton B H A Hanson 309 Rath Peek Building L B White 729 Eleventh West B F Kutz 2645 Fourth East Vaughn Griffin 507 Wellington D B Filton 214 Kingsley David Oaks 1711 Fourth East R A Sickles 703 Fletcher Frank A Orth 304 Cortlandt Harold Hussey 712 Riehl Gordon Bentley 2624 Lafayette R A Grange 1320 Leavitt. Twelve families removed from the city during the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Owens
Hawthorne
H. D. Grove
L. L. French
Edward Pothast
Newton
BH. A. Hanson
Rath-Peek
L. B. White
B. F. Kutz
Vaughn Griffin
Wellington
D. B. Filton
Kingsley
David Oaks
R. A. Sickles
Fletcher
Frank A. Orth
Cortlandt
Harold ©. Hussey
Riehl
Gordon Bentley
Lafayette
R. A. Grange
Leavitt
Brain Test Puzzle Lines With Letter Counts
A puzzle note states that line seven contains eleven distinct letters and line eight ten letters while other lines have specified counts. It lists lines one through nine with varying targets and asks to deduce the sequence or validate the letter counts across the lines. The fragment suggests a wordplay challenge rather than a narrative.
Conger 15 Tried as Drunk Driver
Charles W. Conger of 614 Washington street faced trial in Judge G. W. Wood's division on July 12, 1927, for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a collision with A. A. Zimmerman of 519 Western avenue. Jury impaneling began at 10:30 a.m. F. W. Edwards prosecuted. J. C. Murtagh and E. H. McCoy defended Conger. He had previously been acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Miss Fannie Chilberg of Rock Island, TL, from injuries in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Conger
Washington Street
G. W. Wood
Conger
A. A. Zimmerman
Western Avenue
J. C. Murtagh
E. H. McCoy
F. W.edwards
Fannie Chilberg
Rock Island, TL
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Thomas Niven
Chapler
Laura Tholsaur
A. HL
wili@hian
Hotel Russel-Lamson
Black’s
Natural Music Club
Mise Hartett
Wigan
Caila
Tao
W. K.peyerill
Mr. Peveril
Lloyd Peverill
Ata Mf Peverin
Messrs
Donald Peverill
Sheckler
Florence Gaughter
Jo Gina Baughman
Waterson
Glendal Parker
Ava Baughman
Givom
Ang
Baughman
Gesupugh Schaor
Oskaloosa
Centerville
Hurlbut
Clinton
Questa Wera
Edward Barton
Wilbur Fox
Narvet Meish
Robert Manske
Floyd Fish Austin Becker
M.r Sehsmith
Clance Otto
Bobby Hurlow
Harat
Gile Starsweather
Mrs. Hurlbut
Tyce
Emis Ianeheon
Etinns Caeed
Wiliams
Samiurdiaye
Kenneth
Allen McGonnell
Waltner
Arts
Edward Ginniecister
Servnea
Nellie Bloom
Mines
H. C. Orrick
T. C. Menges
W. 5
Johnson
W. F. Schrag
Jackson McCoy
Max A.wilson
Fred Debe
Theeomen
Phall
G._ J. Mahanke
Girele
C. H. Abbs
Mildred Ryan
Church News
Majer Guild
M. R. Garnett
J. W. Kilgore
W. L. Harper
Christian Endeavor
Gentral Christan Church
Jeanne Lanvin
Doris Welstead
Public Library
Speakman
Waterloo Woman's Club
John Fiske
Bruce Gates
Parent-Teacher Association
Lulu G. Conrad
H. W. Conrad
Gladys Johnston
Tona Hoard
Lorraine Scheidecker
Dvyonne Lowry
Harriet Egan
Harold F. Smith
D. O. I—Daughters of Isabella
Formorrow
E.of
GC. Hall
Ote
Cads
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
L. J. Schmitt
Frank Schroeder
Leo Cochran
Bert Sterns
W.M. Hemer
H. M. Ludwig
Royal Neighbors
T. C
Newcomer
Oye
Fashion Center
West Fourth
Lardeson Art
SOL Fievlarovian
O. S. Lardeson
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
J. P. Hovland
Tir
Paul J. Sardeson
Fourth Street
Middle Western States
Valerksaaril
Ffovland
Wopaen
Dr. M. R. Francis
Elks Club
Hauer
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Seees
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