Monroe Doctrine Discussed by Fortnightly Club
C W Loesbe spoke on the Monroe doctrine at a Fortnightly club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lay at 923 Steeley Street. He traced the doctrine from its origins to its role in later U S foreign relations and connected it to contemporary problems. Fred Repass contributed to the discussion, with some arguing the doctrine may endure while others doubted its fit for all future occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Loesbe
Fred Repass
Society Calendar Rushes Through Friday Night Events
Tonight a busy society calendar lists Sacred Heart festival at the school hall Blue Triangle league Y W C A and a record party at Elks club plus a Father and Son banquet at Plymouth Congregational church Aeolian club concert I S T CG eudiorium and St Johns young peoples club at the school hall Women’s Missionary Society Trinity American Lutheran church Friday afternoon features Friday Study club Mrs Co A Dasser Civic department Woman's club house St Joseph's Rosary society card party Our Lady of Victory auditorium ei Group 43 First U P church Mrs E P Cowles W R C Memorial hall Friday Evening Waterlog chapter D A R Black's tearoom Valentine dance Universalist parish house Homemakers class First M & church Philathen class First Presbyterian church Miss Margaret Hunt White Shrine Cedar Falls Masonic temple new Homemakers class First Presbyterian church Black's tearoom Badger clue Mrs Homer Jolls First Lutheran brotherhood Church parts Standard Bearers dinner for Foreign Missionary society Grace Ar church Beehive No 114 Mateabece Waterloo I O OF hall Petrova club Mr and Mrs S K Doherts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
School Hall
Triangle League
P.O. R.ecord
Elks Club
Father and Son
Plymouth Congregational Church
Aeolian Club
I. S T
Eudiorium
St. John's
Young ‘People's Club
Women's Missionary
society—Trinity American Lutheran Church
Co. A. Dasser
Civic Department
Woman's Clubhouse
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
Our Lady of Victory
First U. P. Church
E. P. Cowles
W. R. C.—Memorial Hall
D. A. R.—Black
Universalist
First
M. &. Church
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Hunt
Cedar Falls
New Homemakers
First Presbyteran Church
Black's Tearoom
Badger
Homer Jolls
First Lutheran Brotherhood — Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Ar
E. ‘Church
Mateabece
Waterloo
I. O. OF
Petrova Club
Mrs
S. K. Doherts
Couple Wed at Clutier Church in Iowa
A couple united in marriage Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Shyireh in Clutier Ia. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Pather Thain Vopatek with relatives and friends present. Bride Miss Agnes Kuchynke wore georgette with veil and carried white lilies and pink roses. Attendants included Julia Kuchynka Libbie Hremenek Frank Chrudimsky and J S Ko. The couple will operate the Kuchynka farm northeast of Clutier after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopher
Traer
Wiliam Oksudimsky
Agnes
Kuchynke
Chitisr
Frank
Chrudimsky
J. S. Ko
Brida
Clulier
Kuchynt
Reception for pastor and family at Burton Avenue Baptist
Approximately 150 friends attended a reception Wednesday evening at Burton Avenue Baptist Church honoring pastor Rev C O Loken and his family. Warren L. Steeves of Walnut Street Baptist and Mr. Larrabee spoke in response. Social hour and refreshments followed. Becker chapter Valentine dance announced for Feb 14 at Masonic temple with refreshments, bridge, and prizes. Dinner dances at Hotel President planned for Lincoln's birthday Feb 12 in Gold room. Waffle dinner hosted for Monarch Film girls at 262 Kenilworth. Ladies Auxiliary to meet Friday to act on bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 0. Loken
Familly
Burton ‘Avenue Baptist Church
Friends Press
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Larrabee
Ken
Becker
Masonic Temple
GQ. A. Boatman
W. L. Oswald
Frances Hartlett
Gold Room
F. B. Brocksus
Monarch Film Company
Kenilworth Road
Evelyn Farrelly
A. L. Anderson
Ladies' Auxiliary
P.T.A Officers Host Teachers At Roosevelt Dinner
Roosevelt P T A officers and room mothers planned a dinner for teachers tonight at the president's home 1309 Logan Avenue Past presidents Mrs Pred Grant and Mrs J P Morris will attend Special guests will join the host group Decorations will be pink and orchid About 26 people expected to attend social games planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Logan Avenue
Pred Grant
J. P. Morris
Women’s Groups Elect Officers At Local Meeting
Officers were elected for the Woman’s Working Association and its two member groups during an all day session in First Presbyterian Church. New leaders include Mrs. W. J. Egan as president, Miss Mary Doughtry as secretary, and C. K. Benty as press correspondent. Missionary Society officers feature Mrs. C. G. Heath as president and Mrs. Ida Cooley as secretary, among others. About 140 members attended and a noon luncheon followed a program of talks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Egan
Katherine Doughtry
J. W. Rath
Hints in Beauty Care Modern Hands
A vintage guide extols modern hands and grooming, urging active use through housework and activity. It praises flexible wrists and well developed muscles, links beauty to health, and cautions against overusing borax in creams while stressing proper preparation and care.
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Berens
Kraft Lehmkuhl Service Read at Fairbank Church
Miss Clara Lehmkuhl and Fred Kraft of Fairbank were married at Sts. John’s Lutheran Church Fairbank on Wednesday at 2 30 PM Rev FL W Bruch officiated in a double ring ceremony attended by relatives and friends Miss Eileen Pleger Mrs John Niebuhr Wilbur Lehmarkuhl and Marshall Kraft served as attendants A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lehmkuhl and will reside on the Ed Kraft farm near Fairbank after a short wedding trip out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl Independence Mrs Mary Kraft Oelwein and Mrs Charles Kraft Tripoli
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speolal
Fairbank
Sts. John's Lutheran Church
Clara Lehmkuhl
Fred Kraft
Fairlank
FL W. Bruch
Eileen Pleger
John Niebuhr
Wilbur Lehnikuh
Kraft
Ackerman Twenty-Eighth Wedding Anniversary Surprise
Mr and Mrs J A E Ackerman of 122 Franklin street were honored with a surprise party on their twenty eighth wedding anniversary hosted by daughter Miss Manetta Ackerman. Twenty eight guests played 500 and other games with prizes won by Mrs Henry Ruepple Mrs Cal Landau Charles Brown and Mrs Louis Oehlerts. Refreshments featured a large wedding cake.
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J. A. E. Ackerman
Franklin Street
Ayere
Manetta Ackerman
Henry Ruepple
Cal Landau
Charles Brown
Louis Oehlerts
Local clubs host luncheon and bridge prizes stories
Numerous social clubs met across the city with luncheon and bridge games. Prizes were awarded to Den Peck, J. C. Murphy, and other winners. Events included Valentine dances, birthday surprises, and upcoming meetings by W. L. G. C., Wodin Bridge, T. O. W., July Times, and other groups at homes and local venues.
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W. GL. G
White Sea Inn
George McGuire
St. ‘Bridge
den Peck
J. C. Murphy
Church groups plan meetings with dinners and talks
Church news outlines a series of parish events this week. The Modern Child and ther Idea of God was read at a plenary supper and business meeting, Lutheran Brotherhood hosts a Friday evening gathering with a pork feast, and Grace M Church hosts Foreign Missionary Society activities with talks on Africa and missions. Daughters of Plymouth and Graves Memorial U.S. Sisterhood report missionary programs and readings, with refreshments served. Westminster Presbyterian Woman's auxiliary elected officers at a midweek meeting, about 50 attending. initiation for Macabees at Waterloo hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist-church
Graves Memorial U. S. Sisterhood
Layman Church
Jed de 'Yolions
A.F. Kingsbury
R. W. Sthear
W.W. Anderson
G. J. Ness
A. G. Kessler
C. J
Brain Test Answer Instructions Analysis
A fragmented prompt presents a word puzzle task with cross out instructions. It lists items to cross out in three parts, referencing articles, letters, and garbled terms. The passage seems to test pattern recognition and does not provide a clear news event or person to summarize.
City in Brief Glasses Repaired and Local Notices
City in Brief items report repaired eyeglasses at a shop, multiple residents listed with illnesses and recoveries, including influenza and bronchitis. Several residents travel or study away, others report injuries from a shooting accident and a broken arm. Community events include a father and son banquet at First M E church and a John Deere workers Legion post meeting.
Man Hit By Car Then Taken To Address For Care
A man named Baker was struck near 1480 block and left at an address after being treated by a physician. Marian Gaston of 401 Hammond Avenue departures for Creston Tay to assume surgical supervisor and assistant superintendent duties at Creston Great Community hospital. Three big nights at Sacred Heart church feature a reunion festival from February 7 to 9 with dancing music and mirth, all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Baker
Independence
P Muss
Marian
Gaston
W.W. Gaston
Hammond" Avenue
Creston
Tay
Miss
State to Rent Snow Plow to Widen County Tracks
County authorities arrange temporary use of a Rotary snow plow owned by the Iowa highway commission to widen county roads on Dewar road. O C Thompson, County Engineer, notes the plow will work only if not needed on primary routes and may be removed if snow conditions shift. The unit, costing 7500 dollars with truck, is rented hourly as Black Hawk county lacks such equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Commission
Thompson
Black Hawk County
Van Forfeiture Hearing Set Over Till Tomorrow
Hearing on forfeiture of a $5,000 moving van owned by George Bell of Milwaukee, seized by detectives with 1,000 gallons of alcohol, was continued until tomorrow morning due to Judge G W Wood's trial schedule. County Attorney J W Gwynne seeks the proceeds beyond mortgage debt for the county, while intervener Ball claims lack of knowledge of liquor transport. George D Harris represents Bell. D Newald's Sons Co of Milwaukee holds a $3,200 mortgage claim on the van and another Bell truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Milwaukee Furniture
Meaver
Tomoorrow
G. W. Wood
J. W. Gwynne
Ball
Gwynne
George D. Harris
Bell
Harry M. Reed
West High Grads Win in Colorado Swim Meet
West High graduates Hunter and Carvel Greene, now at Colorado Teachers College, won events as their team defeated Colorado University 36 to 33. Huriter graduated West High in 1923 and Greene the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirst Hunter
Carvel Greene
West High School
Colorado Teachers College
Colorado University
Huriter
West High
Greene
Mission and Means of Christ in Modern Ministry
Dr Schermerhorn urges ministers to center on Christ not self and to preach humility in mission. At Garrett Institute in Evanston he opened the Grace church gathering for 60 pastors, stressing a Christian world through a Christ centered message, spirit, and motive. He cites global movements, warns against wealth driven aims, and calls for penitence and faithful worship as core duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thealogy
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Grace
Dubuque
Waterloo
Upper
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jérusalem
World
W. E
Nob
Jesus
Christ
Gea
W. G. Crowder
Schermerhorn
Atchison
H. CG. Atchison
J. D. Clinton
Charming Afternoon Frock Pattern Offered by Evening Courier
The Evening Courier presents a practical pattern for a charming afternoon frock with a surplice Ines design and diagonal bodice crossing. The pattern 1657 features a pleated skirt on slanting lines and a narrow belt with a buckle. Pattern delivery requires fifteen cents and a written name address style number and size. fashion book available upon ten cents mail request.
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Courier Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Evangelism program meets to revive church members
Shorea Prontiers Friday morning meeting presides on evangelism efforts. F D Weed leads the Pastoral Call, Ow Ke Hudson speaks on building children into the church, J A Young on recovering inactive members, Al W Henke previews Our Program to Easter with a discussion led by T J Elwick E Seldon J B Bird F C Hillmen CG E Luce G W Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorea
Prontiérs
Land
T. J' Elwick
E. ¥ Seldon
J. B. Bird
F. C. Hillmen
Cg.e.luce
G. W.W. Turner
Objections Heard in Wallpaper Bankruptcy Case
Judge G W Wood hears testimony in Cedar Rapids in a suit by trustee Frank A Hronik against I Wartey. The objection challenges a receiver’s report on disposing of 28 370 rolls of wallpaper from the bankrupt estate purchased May 21 1923. Attorneys J vol Hronik for plaintiff and I H Mc Coy for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Frank
A. Hronik
Cedar Rapids
Fred Murray
I. Wartey
Plaintife
Wartey
Hronik
J. Vol. Hronik
I. H. McCoy
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Society
Clutier Church
Burton Avenue
St. Fotus's
People’s
Wiil
Alice Darveon
Arlyne
Lucas
Bernadette Callahan
Genevieve Shannons
Kathleen Thorpson
George Mayer
Fred, Schtel
Peter Daley
Independence Avenue
P. J. Bryant
E. R. Hagerson
Hagerson
J. A. Mungon
P.T. A
St. Mary's
F. L. Stanton
J. Nauman
A. Saltz
Carl Bruggeman
J P Bruggeman
Boatman-Thomas
Glenna Thomas
Bussey
Donald’ Boatman
Central Christian Church
CG. A. Lasser
Second Street West
WR. C.—Woman's Relief Corps
Ehernagn
Memostial Syatl
Kraft-Lehmkuhl
Fairbank Church
Wodin Bridge Club
Hugh Mathes
Fifth Street West
Lee Briden
Lloyd Wells
Joe Glaza
T. O. W. Club
Death Wyant
Joe Engels
July Times Club
C. R. Meeker
Orange Township
Jack. Nargang
Will Cummings
Carl Anderson
H. Pennly
George Carpenter
Natgang
Anderson
Meeker
Sam Rawlings
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Riviera Tenroom
H. G. Gordon
Fred Wittstock
Gordon
Frank Warner
A. B. Smith
Bettch Avenue
Saveh Sherman
Mildred Hersch
Bridgeet Club
Walnut Court Apartments
Avis Black
Lede Ritter
Harry Blank
Rally Six Club
D. Willoughby
J. Ley Parkett
Willoughby
Will Blowers
Pearl Ellis
Valentine
Petrova Bridge Club
S. X. Doherty
Third Street East
F. W. Porterfield
Swith Tuncheon
Silent Hight Bridge Club
S. S. Scott
Locust Street
Charles Kurth
Sewall Page
Scott
H.B. Shandler
W. W.W. Allen
Katherine Cliffin
Ninth Street West
Clifford
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Florence Satterlee
Rosary Society
St .Joseph's Church
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Margaret Carrigg
John McNamara
Church News
Lutheran Brotherhood
Grace M
First Congregational Woman's Organization
Sharch
B. F. Holton
C. J. Langfeldt
Africa
Daughters of Plymouth
Elizabeth Harrison
Waitt Street
Marjorie Guyer
Jessie Sweeney
Women's Societies
EB. J. Lockwood
Friends
O. G. Eubanks
Congo
Ladies’ Aid Society
George
Home ’Missionary Society
Missionary Home
Blyen
Woman's Missionary Society
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Nas
Grace LaBarre
Edwin Boardman
O. R. Brundage
Frank. Wisner
Mason
Howard Morris
Brundage
Jennie Isenninger
W.W. Klingaman
5. A. Staddard
Westminster Presbytrran Woman's Auxiliary
Clyde Graham
G. M. Fish
Nettle Bakker
Maxine Potters
WW. A. Kirk
I. O. O. F. Hall
Magevine
Qral
Harry
PRIEF
Ab Gechanan
Bidg. l
Mayme Egan
Jefferson Street
E. E. Clemens
Kingsley Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
C. N. Winslow
Knoll Avenue
Anna J. Watterson
Johnson Street
Riverview
Cal
Robert Walterson
Janeb Knox
R. M. Knox
Alta Vista Avenue
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
E. A. Dawson
Fourth Street
Jake Gales
Washburn
T. Francis Hospital
M. E. Church
H. J. Burg
Stabler
Cornell College
John Deere Tractor Company
Berker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Allen Head
D. A. Wallace
May Hallock Teeler
Glendale
Dysart
Ella Hallock Lathrop
Lathrop
West High Grads
Colorado
Mme
Chernoff
Mani
A&r
Tollat
Chemmall Beat Products. Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Serrec
Lauerman’s
Anoff Beauty Products, Inc
Schermehorn
M. E
Grace’ Church
Ius
Jersey
Moreys
Sikin Cloak Co
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