Sunnyside Women’s Party appoints new committees 1929
Henry C. Wurster announces 1929 committee chair appointments for the Sunnyside Country Club women’s section. Gwynne Weston leads the entertainment committee. Lamard is membership chair. O. K. Cropper and Ky. L. Bragdon head sports and pastimes. Twenty five new members added this year with plans for social events and grounds improvements under R. H. Garrison, A. L. Lommeci, and L. V. Surtees.
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I sAmong
Henry
Si Entertainment
Thode
Chatr- Wism
Gwynne Weston
John’ Berg
C. S. Cory
Rrott
J. W. Witty
Robert Cass
Carleton Sias
Fe “Rath
Harry Simon
Grounds
Ly Lommel
JV. Surtees
Bowser
G.H. Hospers
F., Adams
H. B. Cropper
Gropper
Nathan Barber
Nathan Barber. minership—Lamar, J. Duke, Chair: Any Wilk A. Lane, H. C. Dixon
O. E. Butler
A. B. Chambers
James Clark
Frank CoHord, Jr
Harry Skelberg
G. Greeley
Deckson Mcoy
Marshall
Leo E. Mak
Wayne
Raymond
Harry Shaw
H. T Shephen
George Shoemaker
Thornton
le. C
Schroeder Bride of Harold White in Marshall Minnesota
Miss Cora Schroeder and Harold White were married last Saturday evening at the home of her parents in Marshall Minnesota. The ceremony followed a Mendelssohn wedding march with about 45 guests present. The couple will reside in Chicago where Mr. White is an assistant cashier for a Sun Life Insurance Company unit.
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Cora ‘Schroeder
Allen
Harold White
Minnie
D. White
Waterloo
Miranda
Evangelical “Deaconess. Hospital
Chicago
White
University
College
Sun
LifeInsurance .Com
Pany
Canada
Klemuk White Nuptials Read at Grace Church Parsonage
Viola White daughter of Mr and Mrs J L White of 437 Conger Street wed Mike Klemuk of Dike Indiana in a Wednesday morning ceremony at Grace Mission Parsonage officiated by Rev Roy Leslie Smith. The couple, attended only by themselves, plan to reside in Dike. The bride studied at Gates Business College. the groom is an automobile mechanic whose parents live in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola White
J. Ls “White
Conger ‘Street
Mike Klemuk
Dike
Grace M. Bechurch
Roy
Leslie Smith
Gates Business College
Klemuk
Russia
Dile
Eee
Dinner Tonight Attracts 150 From Waterloo Federation
About 150 reservations have been made for a dinner meeting to be held this evening by the Waterloo Federation of Women's clubs at the Hotel President. Arch W. McFarland, lieutenant governor, will be the main speaker on the topic Pending Legislation. Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R plan regular meeting Friday at 2 o'clock in Memorial Hall.
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Waterloo Federation ‘of Women
Arch W. McFarlane
Lincoln Cleete
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the
G. A. Ma
Oelock
Memorial Hall
United , Commercial
Engineers
G. LL A
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of
IL. F
Fireman's Hall
Temple Rebekah Sees
Black Hawk
Society Calendar of Evening and Friday Events
Tonight and Friday feature many activities across Waterloo including Universalist parish-house clubs and hotel meetings. The sequence lists committees and hosts such as the Young people’s activities club, Blue Triangle league Y W GA Central Christian Father and Son banquet, Mystic Workers hall and Gold Leaf camp card party, and multiple dances at Hotel President and K P hall.
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Young People's ‘Activities Club
Universalist
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Blue Triangle League
Y. W
Central‘ Christian Father and Son
Black's
Security Benefit Association
K. P. An
Marriage Rite Performed at Joyner Home
Isabelle Joyner daughter of Mr and Mrs B S Joyner became the bride of Archie S Holland son of Mrs Edward Holland of Rochester Minnesota on Wednesday evening at 9 30 at the Joyner home 923 First Street West The double ring ceremony was performed by Warren L Stevens pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church in the presence of immediate families Attendants were J A Joyner and wife The bride wore yellow georgette and Joyner wore navy blue Mrs Holland attended West High School and Corn Belt Business College Mr Holland works for Shores Fuel and Transfer and the couple will reside in this city
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Harristle
Isabelle Joyner
B.S. Joyner
Archie S. ‘Holland
Edward Holland
Rochester
Minn
First Street West
Warren L. Stevyes
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. A. Doyner
Georges
Recent Bride to Be Honored at Deere Dinner Party
Mrs. Robert Mayer hosts a dinner for the bride to be Miss Lois Herring at the Green Lantern Café. A miscellaneous shower of gifts will be presented. In charge of the affair are Miss Mildred Anderson and Miss Minnie Ellis, with many guests listed including Iva Cole Myrtle Armstrong Maxine Clow Helen Wells and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ Mayer
Lois Herring
Fearcom
John, Deere Company
Munger
Mildred Anderson
Minnie Ellis
Iva Cole
Myrtle Armstroig
Maxine Clow
Helen Wells
Fern Keln
Mrs H B White Elected President of T P A Auxiliary
Mrs H B White was elected president of the Travelers Protective Association Ladies' auxiliary at a luncheon in the home of Mrs William Hanson. New officers include vice president Mrs L G Marling and secretary treasurer Mrs W F P Close. Two new members were welcomed. bridge prizes went to Mrs L G Ransom and Mrs George Moothart. The group meets March 27 at Mrs William G Davidson's home.
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H. B.white
Travelers Protective Association
William Hanson
South Street
L. G. Marling
W. FP. Close
L. G. Ransom
George Moothart
William G. Davidson
Engagement of Ruth Prekel Made Known
Rev and Mrs H Prekel of Oak Park announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Mete Prekel to Dr MM EF Sweeley of Chicago son of Mrs Fiza beth Sweeley of Volin. Miss Prekel is a Lutheran Hospital Hampton Ind and University Hospital Minneapolis graduate. Dr Sweeley will graduate from Rush Medical College Chicago in June. No wedding date announced.
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H. Prekel
North
Austin Boulevard
Oak Park
Waterloo
Ruth Mete Prekel
MM. EF. Sweeley
Chicago
Fizabeth Sweeley
Volin
Prekel
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
University Hospital, Minneanois
Minn
Sweeley
Rush Medical College
Tired Treatments for Rested Looking Skin Advice
The article describes hot towel facial routines graphite through five minutes, massaging cream, repeated towel heat, and cold finalizing steps. It claims improved absorption, refreshed skin, and reduced wrinkles. It warns against overdoing dieting and suggests lighter foods, daily weight checks, and mild toners like witch hazel with gentle cream if necessary.
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Thorely
Mabel
Initiatory Meet by Waterloo Chapter O E 8 Held
Waterloo Chapter O E 8 hosted an initiatory meet at Faso temple with 150 members and guests. Ruth Gilbert assisted the ceremonies. visitors included Mrs EA Black Becker Chapter and Mrs S A Williams with Rev Mr Driver from Jesup chapter. Attendees came from Lime Springs Guttenberg Humboldt Rockford Sedalia Mo. Dinner preceded the meeting. decorations were red and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chanter
Faso
Ruth Gilbert
Black
Becker
S.A. Williams
Driver
Jesup
Lime Springs
Guttenberg
Humboldt
Rockford
Sedalla
Lou Wright
Paul Corson
Henry Gee
Paul Ewing
George Welker
Clarke ‘Gormley
Sara Bachman
State Center
Churchwomen Gather for Missionary Meeting in Mason City
Mrs. J. F. Boeye of Des Moines will guest the First M. E. church branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Saturday at 4 PM. Dinner to follow. Stand ard Bearers hostesses. Junior sisterhood meets Friday at 4 PM at Rosabelle Smith's home. Clara Barton guild meets Monday at 8:30 PM. Mrs. Lavine and Miss Steege hostesses. East Park Presbyterian Missionary society hosts a Persia boys’ school fundraiser at Mrs. Anna Kipp’s home. Daughters of Plymouth plan a doughnut sale Saturday at Mrs. Wilson’s home. Deborah society holds a business meeting with devotional and a playlet. guests include Mrs. Lotus Survay and Mrs. J. P. Jones. Central Christian’s Married Folk’s Club hosts a hard times party Friday at I. E. Black’s. picnic supper at 6:30. First Congregational’s W. Hamptond circle meets with lunch and a business meeting. lawn fete planned for June 12–14 to raise church funds. Maaji guild elects officers at First Presbyterian: President Mrs. E. L. Rummel. Vice President Mrs. F. A. Hunt. Secretary Mrs. William Wings. Treasurer Mrs. D. Merriman. 21 members attend.
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Mystic Workers
C. Hall
PastsMatron' ‘Club
Waterloo
F. B. Dietrick
Gold’ Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
First Brethren
Rosabella Smith
B. of L. F
Qancoln Cirele
Temple
Rebekah Jodge
J. F.boeye
Mason City
Des Moines
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First‘Brethren Church
Rosabelle. Smith
Western . Avenue
Vivian Brown
Anna Kipp
East Park
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Lofan Avenue
Rescht
Persia
Roy Jones
Henry Steffans
F. L. Grofaat
Deborah Society
M. E
R. Stevens
C. G. Chester
Albert Winder
J. W. St. Joan
Wattle Eason
Lotus Survay
Julia Brace
Algona
J. P. Jones
Eva Hayes
Married Folk's Club
Gentral Christian Church
I. E. Black
Third Street West
Maajei Guild
Presbyterian Church
E. L. Rummel
F. A. Hunt
William Wings
D. ¥. Merriman
Club Notes From Mrs Pearl Ellis Host Home Event
Mrs Pearl Ellis entertained the Jolly Bix club at 809 Walnut Street with music and contests. Favors went to Mrs Wil Blowers and Mrs John O'Keefe, guest Mrs Sudioe Barron. Limcheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs John Carey's home. Petrova Bridge club plans March 20 meeting at 315 Lincoln Street with Mr and Mrs T E Flaherty at 8. Kildare club to dine Friday evening at Black's Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ellis
Jolly Bix Club
Walnut Street
Wil Blowers
John O'Keefe
Sudioe Barron
Limcheon
John Carey
Petrova Bridge Club
T. E. Flaherty
Linicoln Street
P T A meets with speaker on thrift theme
About 100 attend Central Parent Teacher Association gathering in city, with Harry Reed as main speaker on thrift. Mrs. B P Cowles reviews movement history and founder’s life. Lyla Day leads ringing. Virginia Wilson performs violin solos with Day at piano. Refreshments by local hosts follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reed
B. P. Cowles
P.T. A. Council
Lyla Day
Virginia’ Wilson
Stevens
Kendall
Buck
Dinner on Yaster Day Menu Curio
A dated recipe collection presents a suggested festive meal including chicken bouillon roast duck candied sweet potatoes cauliflower au gratin fresh green peas and a nutty eggnog dessert. Also included are cookies lemon jelly and a homemade jelly dessert with lemon juice and gelatin.
Southern States Coldest in Years, Waterlooan Reports
L Ek Miller of 411 Locust Street says the southern states have seen their coldest winter in years after a three week trip to Dallas and Fort Worth Texas with his wife and daughter. He notes temperatures down to 32 above and that Texans kept windows open despite bone chilling air. The couple traveled by car over snowy and icy roads, finding Texas had little snow unlike other states.
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L. Ek. Miller
Locust Street
Dallas
Fl. Worth
Tex
Fort Worth
Miller
Millers
State of
Texas
Post Office Buildings Sought in Public Works Plan
Federal and Iowa post office projects are proposed in a $398 million public buildings list sent to Congress by Secretary Mellon and Postmaster General New. Iowa sites include Gedard Rapids Davenport Du buane Town City Mason City Sioux City Fairfield Newton Spencer Albia Oelwein and others with varied new or improved facilities and second class post offices under review. The town of Oelwein seeks $70,000 for a new post office after 15 years of campaigning and hopes for $200,000 for a building to support future growth.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Mellon
New
Iowa
Gedard Rapids
Davenport
Dubuane
Town City
Mason City
Algona
Oelwein
Ctourier Special Service
J. , W. Dwyer
Commercial Club
Oilbert N. Haugen
February Weather Records Set In State Snow Totals Rise
February brought record cold with a night of 25 degrees below zero and a high of 38 above. The month logged 10.1 feet of snow, far exceeding February 2 years ago, when 2.3 feet fell. February 1928 saw minimal below freezing days.
Mason City News Briefs Highlight Local Events
James G. Clark of Clark & Clark is in Mason City on legal business. Izaak Walton Teague spoke to the Mason City chapter last night. Mrs. Anna M. Kepford celebrated her eighty sixth birthday on Feb. 26 with a son present. A. Kepford, former supervisor of the children's home at Toledo, now Cedar Rapids, attended. A sedan was reported stolen near Fourth street and Commercial, later found near its original parking spot. Gus A. Thode, vice president of Adams Paper, is laid up after a fall on Mulberry and Third streets. Mr. and Mrs. Shimer returned from Columbus after attending the funeral of Joseph M. Downing aged 82.
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Willford
Izaak Walton Teague
America
Mason City
Anna. M. Kepford
Kepford
Upton B
Cedar Heights
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Shimer
Thompson Avenue
Columbus
Miami
Hia
Havana
Guba
Gold and feathers weighed differently in a brain test
In a weighing test gold uses troy weight while feathers use avoirdupois. The avoirdupois pound is heavier than the troy pound. Answer 4 is correct.
Revival Meeting By Reserve Officers Chrysler The Chryslers
Reserve officer Rev. Harvey Chrysler and his wife Marie Chrysler host revival meetings at the Salvation Army hall 513 Water Street Council Bluffs under the Nazarene church. They travel widely and have served in the U S military including Iberia and the Philippine Islands. The couple preach sing and play instruments and have held services in Iowa Timali Missouri and Nebraska. The revival in Council Bluffs runs until March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey ‘Chrysler
Marie. Chrysler
Council Bluffs
Salvation Army Hall
Water Street
Church of the Nazarene
Chrysler
United States
Iiberia
Philippine Islands
Officers Reserve Corps
Iowa
Timali
Missouri
Nebraska
Snow Plow Reaches Waterloo After Des Moines Trip
A rotary snowplow with four wheel drive left Des Moines at 7:31 p.m. Tuesday for Waterloo to repair county roads. It arrived around 3 p.m. yesterday and began work on the county system at Wesburn traveling east through Gilbertville toward Jubilee Road and north to Jesup. The driver faced a heavy plowing task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waterloo
Weshburn
Gilbertville
Jubilee Road
Jesup
Des Moines Waterloo Highway Snow Clearing Observed
Members of the board of supervisors and County Engineer O. C. Thompson observe a snow clearing machine at work along the highway stretch between Des Moines and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Thompson
Community program honors fathers with music and speakers
The event featured a blue theme and toil master role by Lawrence Rulon, led by Eugene Davis and Bruce Lamb Baye. Charles Myers spoke on The Goal for My Lads, Rev. Thomas R. Niven delivered What His Father Means to Him, and a male quartet including Eugene Davis and Carl Hamner performed. Lorela Miller accompanied Joe Robinson for solés, while Jean Binough and Florence Blough played vibraphone and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hamner
Jack Thompson
Vamne Schrock
Joe Robinson
Lorela Miller
Jéan Binough
Florence Blough
Morrill Weatherwax Marriage to Be Annulled
Bremer County officials who conducted the marriage of Carl H. Morrill of Atlanta Georgia and Gladysanne Weatherwax of Waterloo at 1230 a.m. Saturday February 16 have been informed by a Des Moines attorney that the marriage is to be annulled. The attorney requested an endpy of the license with the justice's return as O. T. Schwake, clerk of courts, issued the license and the marriage was performed by E A Schlefelbein Justice of the Peace at Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice, of the Peace At
Waverly
Dainty Best Dress Fashion Book Promotion
Advertisement notes a fashion book titled Dainty Best Dress priced ten cents. It directs readers to mail to Courier Pattern Dept. in New York City for delivery and specifies not to mail orders to the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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Schroeder
Harold’ White
Joyner Home
H. B. White
T. P. A. Auxiliary
Ruth Prekel
O. E
Woman's Re- Hef Corps
A. ¢. Rodenhayer
Mae Tunis
Victor Nichols
Mary Bartlett
T. P. Shaffer
Edward’ Margadant
Shaffer
J. B. Myers
Betty Harrington
T. E. Scott
G. Eubanks
Louie Filek
Maccabee Club
Trainmen’s Hall
Fourth Street East
Maccabee Orchestra
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Church
Joseph Lavine
Maxine Steege
Plymouth
Walton
Franklin Street
Universalist Church Cabinet
Tvan Pfeiffer
Belle R. Harbin
Kildare Club
Black's Tearoom
T. A
Bessie Bray
R. A. Newville
Sherwood Park
Donald Allensworth
Milton Beckwith
Harriett Wightman
Waterlooan
Ockhrein
Max
Snow
Ptedeee
PRIEF
Glasses Brosen
Buchanan’s
James G. Clark
Clark & Clark
Harvey Chrysler
Marie Chrysler
Hugekses
Morrill-Weatherwax
Mme, Chernoff
A &B
Chernoff
Chernof
Chernoff Beaut Products, Inc
Cincinnati
Ola
Laverman's
Chernoff S Sba
Margofe Beauty Products, Inc
OHIC
Celn
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
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