Weddings Crowded With Bride and Groom Names In Waterloo Descriptions
Social section reports several weddings in Waterloo and nearby areas. Aliss Mildred Bass married at Graves Memorial United Brethren in Carlton, with Laurie Rourke as bridesmaid and F E LeClerc as best man. Another ceremony for Bernice Stevens and Arnold Armagast at Grice Methodist parsonage. Also engagements announced: Alice Crandall to Fred Gamajata and Beulah Kimbley to Wesley Peverill. Social calendar outlines events at local clubs and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Mildred Bass
John L. Bass
Eleventh Street West
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Carlton DB
Laurie Rourke
F. E. LeClerc
Mr. Purdy
Marsh Dairy
Roy Leslie Smith
Grice Methodist Church
Bernice Stevens
Arnold Armagast
Waterloo
W. HK. Stevens
Rowley
Wesley Stevens
Claude Stevens
Cedar Falls
Beulah Kimbley
Garin
Wesley K. Peveri
HE. W. Malm
Lloyd Peverill
Moir Street
Mr. Peverill
Campbell Baking Company
B Natural Junior Auxiliary Holiday Party at YMCA
The B Natural Junior Auxiliary held a holiday party Saturday afternoon at the YMCA building. Miss Wanda Craft, Kathryn Cowles, Elsie Gronberg, and Andrew J. Anderson played piano solos. Miss Faith Kelford and Miss Virginia Gable played a piano duet. Jane Eby read The Story of Orchestral Instruments and Gable led the Folk Music lesson. Harriet Egan directed games and gift exchanges while Mildred Gleason served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Craft
Kathryn Cowles
Elsie Gronberg
Andrew Jane Anderson
Faith Kelford
Virginia Gable
Jane Eby
Church Meetings and Installations Across Waterloo Area
First Methodist postpones its official board meeting to next Monday as Dr F C Witzigman district superintendent will meet with Waterloo Methodist ministers. A full day gathering at First Methodist precedes Woman's organization of First Congregational Church luncheon at 1 PM. Retiring president Mrs W H Bickley will install officers as Alpha Guild at First Presbyterian is hosted by Mrs Af G Wilbur. Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society meets Wednesday at 2 PM in the Searchlight room with reports from retiring officers and year-long committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
F. C. Witzigman
Waterloo
Vicinity
Tomerrow
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
W. H. Bickley
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Af. G. Wilbur
Woman's Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Groups of Friends See Old Year Out and New Year In
New Year s Eve gatherings featured social visits and parties across Waterloo and surrounding areas. Frances Pederson hosted a watch party. H S Arms hosted a New Year s Eve bridge dinner at the Irving hotel with J W King R D Klepper D E Wilder and Paul Graham among guests. Out of town visitors included Miss Vers LeValley Harold J Hickey George R Burton and Phil J Schneider from Chicago. The Kings Daughters Silver Cross circle plans a meeting. Payton Farewell event honored Rev and Mrs Endres hosts. B of 4 F and E auxiliary to meet tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Arms
Irving Hotel
Messrs
Mmes
J. W. King
R. D. Klepper
D. E. Wilder
Paul Graham
Sally Schuler
Harry St. Clair
Klepper
A. J. Knapp
King's Daughters
Silver Cross
G. H. Abbs
A. ©. Cole
Ella Williams
R. W. Schear
Payton
Sermon Celebrates Glory’s Breadth in New Year
Rev. J G Greede, new rector of St Mark's Episcopal, urged that true glory lies not in place wealth or power but in the glory of Christ as shown in John’s Gospel. He preached on New Year's Day and led the communion as light and peace are wished for men of good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Greede
Charles City
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
John
Areta
Hints in Beauty Care Elbow Treatment and Skin Care
An era manual hints at easy elbow care during nightly beauty routines. Dry elbows absorb face cream, so a light wipe completes the regimen. For very dry or chapped elbows, hot-water scrubs, then nourishing creams or olive oil are advised, with lanolin for heavier protection. Regular cleansing and careful scrubbing open pores and improve absorption, while vanishing cream and powder suit evening dress. A doctor is advised for red swellings near nails, and a person aged 24 with height five feet three inches should weigh about 118 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Thore
L. M. Ni
Feast of the Dolls Observed in Japan and U S
A National Geographic bulletin notes Japan marks March 3 with the Feast of the Dolls. Shelves display emperor and empress dolls, musicians, and generations of family dolls, with children visiting and gifting at doll shops. May 5 brings the Carp Festival with warrior dolls and patriotic displays. Doll making is a thriving household industry exporting dolls to the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
National Geographic Society
Japan
Aye Qaurt
Tange Jesser
Dhls
Lfetime
Europe
Dai Ninpan
Magpie Points: Economic Impact and Faults
Washington Jan. 2 The magpie, a plains and mountains bird, shows economic influence akin to the eastern crow. A department study finds magpies eat a large share of insects, rodents, and pests, with 46 percent of diet from grasshoppers and caterpillars but they also prey on poultry and vulnerable livestock. Experts warn there is no easy method to prevent numbers from rising, and careful management is needed to avoid complete destruction of the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Adenture
Gospel Bishop Manning Calls Faith Bigger Than Doctrines
Forecast from 1928 by Bishop W T Manning of New York urges less controversy between modernists and fundamentalists and asserts the gospel is larger than labels. He predicts stronger simple faith in Christ, a fight against anti Christian forces, and a push toward Christian unity joining Catholics and Protestants in fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William T. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
W. T. Manning
Koveling
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mrs. Robinson Active in Delaware Civic Work
Mrs. Robert P. Robinson wife of Delaware’s governor is mother of two and teaches Sunday school while assisting on a farm. She began teaching at 16 in Hanover Presbyterian church. Now superintendent of the governors church Sunday school, president of the Women’s League, juvenile grange superintendent for the eastern US district, and honorary member of the Wick Quinta club and the Delaware division’s Pennsylvania Railroad Women’s Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Deb
Robert P. Robinson
Delaware
Robinson
Ume
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Robison
Walnut Street Church completes 1927 $20000 addition
Walnut Street Baptist Church at the Walnut and Lime streets junction was enlarged and beautified during 1927 at a cost of $20000. An extension on Walnut street increased seating and added social facilities while the interior was remodeled to include a larger balcony a pastor’s study and secretary’s office. Mortimer B. Cleveland supervised as architect and John A Miller served as general contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Walnut
Lime Streets
Mortimer B. Cleveland
John A
Miller General
City in Brief notes on visitors and local illness
A patchwork of short items records Adelaide Gilchrist visiting relatives in Anderson, Elses King leaving for Granite City, Leo Giltason resuming studies in Ames after Christmas, L A Cobb improving at St Francis Hospital with possible surgery, Mr and Mrs Crane visiting from Chicago, Mrs W M May recovering from a slip and fracture, George L Corson with pneumonia, and social visits between Evanston residents and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Gilchrist
Waterloo Garment Company
Ward Stilson Regalia Company
Anderson, Ind
Iresie King
Granite City
C. M. Raub
Commercial Street
Leo Giltason
Washington Street
Town State College
Ames
L. A. Cobb
Park Avenue West
St. Francis Hospital
W. W. Crane
Chicago
Walter Deckert
Ninth Street
Crane
Deckert
Mount St. Joseph College
Dubuque
W. M. May
Lafayette Street
George L. Corson
Wimball Avenue
Holiday visitors and school notes in local column
Afgies with Wellington Scott from Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs F M Seance at 405 Third Street East and stay until Wednesday. Misses Doris and Helen Whittle teaching in Iowa Falls and New Providence return to posts. Mrs Samuel Shilliam, now improving at 902 Lafayette Street, has son Frank in Oklahoma City who visited over Christmas. Ray remains in town. Henry L Cecil of National Association of Book Publishers will speak at East High at 1 35 p m Wednesday January 4, stressing love of reading. One of the last known regions in North America is northern Labrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Crandall
W. Crandall
Columbia Street
Fred Gama J Yata
Waterloo
Chicago
Independence
Camarata
East High School
P. B. Rizzo
Wellington Scott
Mrs. F. M. Seance
Third Street
Doris
Helen Whittle
Iowa Falls
New Providence
A. T. Whittle
Third Avenue West
Samuel Shilliam
Lafayette Street
Frank
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ray
Henry L. Cecil
Bureau of Lecturers
National Association of Book Publishers
New York
East High
Supt. C. Ww. Kline
Cecil
Check Up on Your Health Jan 1 Is Doctor's Advice
A health checkup urged by Dr. J. Wallace deputy health commissioner urges each person to inventory health. He notes annual exams by military services insurers and businesses and cites a $60,000 spend for 6,000 policyholders with $120,000 in benefits paid. A Grand Canyon to Bright Angel Point mail trip distance is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
J. Wallace
Wallace
Que Insurance Company
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Bright Angel Point
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Bessie Mae Diehl
Charles Diehl
Allen Street
Donald Allen
M. N. Allen
Sioux Falls
E. F. Dichl
Thurch
Becker
banaid—Elks Club
Wermeat's Club
Woman's Club
Chautauqua eclub—Library West
Natural Junior Auxiliary
Church News
Mary Linsts
Axpease
Frances Pederson
Mro
CG. H. Pederson
D. Endres
W. H. Gooper
Vaterloo
Dorsey Endres
Firemen’s Hall
Meee Quota Club
Wil
St. Mark's
America
Magpie
Tiree Oe
Welk
Ares
Clara A. Meyers
Henry J. Meyers
Mra
Imink Wehrmacher
Sumner
Bertha Heineman
Readlyn
Meyers
Wall-Sisters
Bishop Manning
Piast Leahy
Walnut Baptist Church
Buchanan's
North America
Labrador
Docuillet
Swallow
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Pricea
Fonda Mae
Special Mail Order Department
Java
Tiller’s Millinery and Beauty Shoper Eten Era Ans and
Lol. Ee
Couries
Fashion Department
Stereos
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