Waterloo society notes honor Miss McLarnan before Miami move
A social column recalls Miss Pearl McLarnan leaving Waterloo for Miami accompanied by a dinner at a Black a tearoom and a bridge party at the Milter home hosted by Mrs. May Barrett of New York City. Guests included Misses Marie Miller Louise Miller Anita Fontiman and others. favors given to Mrs. Barrett and Miss Dette Trainor. Other gatherings list Daughters of Veterans Memorial Waterloo C E S Mason ic teni a and a range of club and PTA events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McLarnan
Waterloo
Miami
Fla
Marie Miller
Louise Miller
Anita Fontiman
Milter
May Barrett
New York City
Tressa
Dette Trainor
Bess Burns
George Murphy
Winthrop
Miss McLarman
Hette Saylork
Mabel Trainor
Celia McDermott
Bridge
Barrett
Miss McLarnan
Matt O'Keefe
Miss McLarran
Fifty Years at the Levison Home Celebrated
The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Levison’s marriage is observed with a reception at the couple’s Janesville home. Daughters Mrs. Roy A. Sickles and Mrs. Raymond Slaughter assist. Martha Shaffer of Janesville attends. George Levison came to Town in 1877 for his bride Mary J. Briden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
George E. Levison
Martha Shaffer
Roy A. Sickles
Raymond Slaughter
Sioux City
Levison
Michigan
Mary J. Briden
Women speak on Mexico missions and society meetings
Mrs J B Ridenour will discuss Mexico after luncheon, sharing travel impressions. Cedar Heights Woman's Missionary Society plans noon luncheon with talks on Mowlem Lands and Mormonism. Clara Barton guild meets at Universalist church parsonage Wednesday. Various church groups schedule meetings and devotions with hostesses and collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allbee
Mra
J. EB. Ridenour
Mexico
Cedar Heights
Woman's Missionary Society
Mra. WF. Parrott
Mira
James Edwards
Mowlem Lands
M. J. Fowler
Clara Barton
the Universalist Church
Parsh House
Miss Burlingham to Wed John Weber Jr in Spring
Mr and Mrs Frank Burlingham announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Elizabeth Burlingham to John Weber Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Weber Des Moines Iowa Tr The wedding is planned for spring Miss Burlingham attended Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls taught in Brandon schools and belongs to Nu Sigma Phi sorority Weber completed a course in the engineering department at Iowa State College and is pursuing a masters in architectural engineering He practiced in Buffalo for two years after graduation and belongs to Kappa Sigma fraternity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burlingham
Third Street West
Lorraine Elizabeth Burlingham
John Weber
Des Moines
Burlingham
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Brandon
Nu Sigma’ Phi
Koe
Buffalo, WN
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Woman's Club Birthday Observed With January Party
Waterloo Woman's Club marks its forty ninth founding anniversary with a January party at the club house next Monday. Mrs Kerwin serves as general chairman with committee chairs for program Mrs Lindner refreshments Mrs Limbert decorations Mrs Knox and cards Mrs Manz. The club organized in 1878 and split into departments in 1911, joining the state federation in 1896 and the general federation in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
State Federaion
General Federation
Mr and Mrs Sipe Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Sipe honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a family gathering on a Sunday. Guests included their brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Floyd Kennedy who attended and gave a gift. A picnic supper was served as part of the celebration at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O
Moir. Street
Sipe
Floyd Kennedy
Florida Visitors to Be Guests at Dinner and Bridge
Florida visitors attend a prettily appointed dinner at Black's tea room in St Petersburg honoring Mr and Mrs Karl use with Dr and Mrs H O Dell Dr and Mrs W A L Acker Mr and Mrs Galen Greene Mr and Mrs Robert Sneckenberger among others. The guests will then play bridge in the tea room evening. Dinner hosts include Dr and Mrs Everett C Claus and guests Charles Coulter Ruth Callen Lynn Swaney Dorothy Pattison Helen Gould Auxiliary meets at Memorial hall with joint installation to follow with Spanish American War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Karl Use
St.: Petersburg
Fla
H. O'Dell
W. AL Acker
Galen Greene
Robert Sneckenberger
Everett C. Claus
Tripoli
Ara
Roussell Lamson
Charles _ Coulter
Galesburg
Mise Ruth Callen
Denver
Colo
Lynn Swaney
Waterloo
Dorothy Pattison
Oelwein
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Club Federation Announces Drama Week Observance
The General Federation of Womens Clubs announced a nationwide drama week from January 13 to 19 to promote appreciation of good drama and theatre as a social and educational force. Mrs. Dear Bennett Broxam of Maquoketa chairs community drama. hundreds of clubs planned plays, readings, radio programs, and contests. Waterloo Woman's Club notes no special observance this week. regular program includes a February 17 meeting with a three act Illinois Central Drama League plan and piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Iowa
Dear Bennett Broxam
Quoketa
Federation
Washington
Drama League ‘of America
East
van Buren Street
Chicago
G. I. Ostrander
Eve‘ning
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Star
A. Boggs
Illinois Central Drama League
King EB. Beal
C. A. Boatman
Lucile Huntington
Miss Chandler Elected President of Local Quota Club
Miss Ethyl Louige Chandler was elected president of the Quota Club at last evenings officers meeting in Hotel Russell Lamson. She succeeds Mrs. W. D. Ives with Mrs. George Worthen and Miss Callie Wieder among named officers. Directors include Mrs. Ives, Miss Besa Nichols and Miss Meddie Hombs. Tellers were Miss Mary Neary Grehambrd and Miss Winnie Stevens. Officers will be installed at the next meeting. G. I. A. to B. of L. E-Specials meet to plan election and installation tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Waterloo I. C. O. F. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Louige Chandler
Meade
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Chandler
W. D. Ives
George Worthen
Callie, Wieder
Inez Coburn
Tio
Clara Frenzel
Miss Chandler
Sirs. Worthen
Miss. Wieder
Miss Coburn
Mrs. Ives
Besa Nichols
Meddie
Hombs
Mary Neary Greham
Winnie Stevens
Eva Miller
Adelaide Hungerford
Mary Horner
Ives
B. of L. E
Tomorow
Waterloo
Hall
Bridge Club Postpones Meeting and New Year Party
The D. B. L. Bridge club postponed their meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. The Golden Link club will be hosted at a New Year party tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. James Lammert home with Mrs. Gene Trupp as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. L. Bridge Club
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Gene Trupp
Hints in Beauty Care Answers Letters
Readers ask about beauty and health tips. Advice covers growth, nail shaping, freckles, eyebrow castor oil, neck fat, and chin exercises with massage and warm water. Other tips include olive oil and grape juice weight gain, corsets fading, rice powder, peroxide use, and eye health from overall wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane
Patricia M
Marie G. L.—Castor
Egein
B. H
Mary F
Dolly
Yoursoir Ce
Walnut Street Baptist Church Officers Installed In Class
Fidelis class officers and committee chairpersons were installed last evening in the church parlors with Dr. Warren L. Steeves presiding. Forty-six members attended, and refreshments were served by E. R. Mayer and committee. Upcoming meetings across several churches and women’s groups were announced, including Grace Methodist and Westminster Presbyterian, with hosts and hostesses listed for January activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lela Kelber
L. O. Butler
Joseph Diurgadant
Frank Cisna
Claude Crane
Ella Freeland
Claude Insko
L. 8. Ball
Ro, Leighmey
Kirk Scroggy
J. W. Thompson
Claude Lytle
Elizabeth Enfield
Oscar Berry
A. K. Smith
Cyrus Sherrill
Floyd Saucer
Warren L. Steeves
Divorce action dismissed in January term case
The divorce suit George A. Corey versus Rosa May Corey was dismissed at the plaintiff's costs. Dr. T. G. Wheeler of Des Moines returned home after spending New Year's at his mother Mrs. H. W. Dunlap's home on Fifth Street West. Lions club quartet from Marshalltown will perform at Servites at Westminster Presbyterian church next Sunday at 7 30 p m per Dr. W. F McCormick. John H. Nauman, medical student at University of Iowa, returned to Iowa City after holiday recess with his parents at 524 Rebel Avenue. C. A. Hanson, Greater Waterloo assn traffic manager, attends Iowa railroad commission hearing on exceptions to western freight rate classification set to take effect March 1. George E. Hunter, 27, Waterloo, enlisted in the army and sent to field artillery at Cheyenne. Sgt. Lee Green recruiting officer reported vacancies for two stenographers at cavalry HQ Fort Bliss Texas. R. H. Peek, western salesman for Service Shoe Co, Nashville, Tenn., left to oversee the display room at the national shoe manufacturers convention in Chicago. Mrs. Florence W. Ross and daughter Miss Harriette Ross returned from Chicago after attending a national convention and a course in anesthetic dancing. Daisy Stevens Stipp now with Agnes Thompson Beauty Shop. Phone 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Corey
Rosa May Corey
T. G. Wheeler
Des Moines
H. W. Dunlap
Fifth Street
Lions Club Quartet of
Marshalltown
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. FL McCormick
J John H. Nauman
College of Medicine
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
A B. Nauman
Rebel Avenue
C. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Iowa Railroad Commission
George E.hunter
Waterloo
Field Artillery
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lee €. Greenup
Cavalry Headquarters
Fort Bliss
Tex
R. H. Peek
Riehl Street
Western
Service Shoe Company
Nashville, Ten
Olivette Meier Dies in Cedar Falls After Long Illness
Olivette H Meier 44 died at home 400 Clay St Cedar Falls after a long diabetes illness. Survived by mother Carrie Burroughs and two daughters Mrs Raymond Bailey Nogales Ariz and Miss Marguerite Hayes. Funeral Thursday 2:30 pm at residence Dr E C Culver officiating. Meier once worked at Johnson Christianson Hardware as bookkeeper. Also note: stolen bank papers recovered near Valley Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Jan
Olivette Meier
Carrie Burroughs
Clay Street
E. C. Culver
Waterloo
Hinds
Raymond Bailey
Nogales, Ariz
Marguerite Hayes
Clayton
Hayes
Meier
Waterloo Scout Leaders Plan Renovated Patrols
A Waterloo meeting of 89 adult leaders and Boy Scout officers at First Congregational church approved a major revision of patrol leadership and activities. Scout executive Arthur F. Jury announced a yearlong trophy for top patrol and outlined duties, while scribes received reporting guidance. Monthly meetings will begin at First Presbyterian church, with a nominating committee to pick council candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Arthur F. Jury
Vereusst
Dny
Della B. Hetch
Sval Stants
First Presbyterian Church
Edmund Rausch
Jteproom
Waterloo Boy Scout Council
Meeting called to organize Boy Scouts auxiliary
A meeting was scheduled to organize a mothers auxiliary in the Boy Scouts. The gathering was set for Tuesday, January 11, at 3 39 p m in the YWCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yw, O. A
Formal Opening of Legion Rink Delayed by Warm Weather
The American Legion rink opening has been postponed due to springlike weather that turned the dairy hip podrome into a semi lake. With a return of colder conditions, the surface will refreeze into a smooth arena inviting skaters to enjoy the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hippodrome
Congress
Paroled Man Undergoes Sentencing Shuffle
Des Moines report notes Alex Fountans paroled December 30 to Louis Fountans enterprise after a October 1925 liquor law violation sentence of three years. Louis Fountans had previously pleaded guilty to a prohibition related change and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WET
Ves Moines
Alex Fountans
Heniten Umy
Louis Fountans Terprise
Case Debis Listed in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Debis totals 7 786 28 with az cots 4619 92 and 499 923 Ja exempt claimed. Referred today to J F Jordan referee for noctinasiows. Nabilities show 61 192 18 secured and 6 584 unsecured. Cedar bank lists largest creditor for borrowed money at 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Thor Dean
Cader Falla
Lini
Patti
J. F. Jordan
Noctinasiows
Cedar Bank
Damages Denied In Mal Injury Case At Municipal Court
G A Draper sued Tim D Baldridge for 1000 dollars alleging injuries from a May 17 1926 accident at Fifth and Commercial streets. The jury found for the defendant after a late evening trial, Baldridge contending Draper rammed into his car while Draper claimed Baldridge struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Draper
Tim D. Baldridge
John W. Gwynne
Municipal Court
Draper
Fifth and
Commercial Streets
Baldridge
pPraper
King
Edna Wallace Hopper Youth Hand Lotion Promises Soft Hands
So Soft- So White By Eden Vi topper. Nearly every woman who goes them envies me my hands. They ask me how I keep them so soft and white. This hand lotion, Pendration perfected for me by experts, dries instantly and resists grime, weather, and age. Supplied by toilet counters at 60c with a dealer guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Vi“ Topper
Edna Wallace Hopper
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Daughters of Veterans—Memorial
Masonlc Tenia
John Kiske
Raymond Hall
St. Paul's W. F. M. S
Carl Kingell
Bocker O. E
Masonic Temple
E. M. Llehty
W. CT. U
Black Hawk County
Mary J. Philpot
Y. Wig. A
Rose Wid
Harold Baskins
Mount Vernon Township
Herold Crawford
Burton Renner
Basking
Rebekahs
Sunshine Lodge
J. C
F. Hall
W.B
Woman's Working Association of
West Presbyterian Church
James Graham
A. M. Place
F. A. Sporle
Aid Sociesty
Ald Society of
St. Luke's
Ina Smuch
East Park Presbyterian Church
C. L. Erickson
Women’s Missionary Society of First Brethren Church
Frank Wisner
Etta Lichty
Miss Burlingham
John Weber Jr
Woman’s Club
Mrs. Sipe
Florida
Club Federation
Edna Kent Forbes
Church News
Faul Corson
Woman's Auxiliary
Social Union of Universalist Church
G. D. Rollins
Walter Thomas
Grace Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Grace Methodist Church
Home Missions ‘Society
George Wiley
W. B.reed
Aid Society
The
Foreign Mission Society
Woman Society of Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. &. Bunnell
T. McManus
Women’s Organisation
Mmes
A. L. Landis
J. H. Hadley
Wiram Gross
Mes
W. B. Nauman
WW. D. Olson
MM. A. Parker
C. E. Ransler
C. EK. Salisbury
Ray Tackman
Alice Walker
J. A. Young
E. J. Zimmerman
Rhoda Stephens
C. L. Bain
C. W. Campbell
Margaret Daniels
J. D. Easton
J. Valentine
Joseph Ingamells
R. W. Jennish
W. W. Kauffer
H. W. Farr
M.S. Potter
V. W
Buchanan
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Florence W. Ross
Ross, Conservatory of Music
Harriette Ross
Olivette H. Meier
Lawn City
Mortga Cs
Alleman State Bank
Sheriif Findley
Valley Junction
Legion Rink
Optical Service
Optometrists
First National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Concelere Arama Ban
Peta
Edna Wallace Hepp
Lake Shore Brive
Shore
Rumford
Leonal
Mi Lady Beauty Shop
Lanfayotia
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