Gate for Youth Needy Described by Mrs Warsaw
Mrs Warsaw city police matron spoke at a Woman's club program outlining the city's duty to youth and the less fortunate. She urged homes provide mental physical and spiritual care, noted 1918 raring cost of a child, and highlighted schools churches and government justice as essential parts of the community background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Warsaw
Woman's Club
Waterloo
Thome
Warsaw
Warsai
Warsen
Society Calendar Pages Reveal Local Meetings and Receptions
A busy Saturday afternoon calendar lists receptions and meetings across town. Knights Templar Masonic temple hosts, Gold Lest Camp, Royal Neighbors at K C Hall, Weavers class at First Baptist with Mrs M Laftute, Brotherhood of American Yeomen at K P Hall, Gleaners Circle at East Park Presbyterian with Miss Elizabeth Mortis, Central Christian Marred Folk's Class with Mr and Mrs Charles Blasch, Ladies Auxiliary B of L and Firemen's Hall event, Graves Memorial A B Church quarterly conference, and King's Heralds at Grace M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Gold Lest Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
First Baptist Church
King's Heralds
Grace M. E. Church
Miss Kinsel to Wed Harold Gadbois in March
The engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Paarl Kinsel of West Union to Harold B. Gadbois of this city were announced at a dinner party at Black's barber shop Thursday night. The ceremony is planned for March involving Miss Kinsel who works for Lauerman's department store and Gadbois connected with the Standard Oil company. Guests included Misses Viola Mishak Bess Larsan Eva Spencer Stella Kreil and Matt Uc Brass. Pink and blue decorations framed the event. A theatre party followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paarl Kinsel
H. ¥. Kinsel
West Union
Harold
Gadbois
Black's Barcom
Iginsel
the Nation Department of Lauerman’s
Mr. Gadbols
Standard Oil Company
Viola Mishak
Bess Larsan
Eva Spencer
Stella Kreil
Matt Uc Brass
Wedding Date Celebrated at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls on Jan 4 hosted a forty first wedding anniversary dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hughes with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ruby of Springfield. The event followed a separate card party at St. Mary’s sewing circle hall where prizes were awarded to several attendees. Dinner party host Ben Brown of Town Public Service Company entertained department staff at Entz cafe with a brief talk and social evening for 16 attendees.
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Cedar Falls
David McDonald
Leo Hughes
Glenn Ruby
Springfield
Bridge
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
FP. J. Hecker
Alvin Bute
Thomas Faley
John Delegardell
Willam Bill
Matt Frost
Stokte
Ben Brown
Town Public Service Company
Entz Cafe
Church group elects officers at Lutheran aid meeting
The First Lutheran Ladies Aid and Immanuel Lutheran church groups held annual business meetings Thursday. Re-elected officers include President Mrs. 3. A. Fratzke and President Mrs. William Burtt with several secretaries treasurers and vice presidents across both societies. Committees for quilting and flowers were formed and plans made for a rummage sale and annual parish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
3. A. Fratzke
Otto Meier
Detst
G. A. Mead
Ladies’ Aid Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
William Burtt
Andrew Hatn
R. Venter
A. H. Seemmann
Arthur Abbey
Mary Wicharm
Anna Heke
William Gindt
August Frahm
H. W. Flint
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Walter Johnson
Parks Avenue West
W. E. Cawan
J. T. Riordan
Charles Howe
Georer van Duyn
J. G. Creede
Nual
Hints in beauty care for frugal women of 1920s style
The article offers thrift beauty tips advising readers to skip expensive perfumes, use sachet powders mixed with talc as substitutes, and create scented undergarment pads. It suggests inexpensive wooden coat bags for storing sachets and outlines simple crafts to preserve scent, plus general tips on hair and hip reduction through light exercise and natural regrowth care.
Many Weddings On New Year’s Day In Iowa Towns
On New Year’s Day multiple northeastern Iowa couples were married in home and church ceremonies. Hazel Killin wed Ray S. Fischer at Ackley with dinner hosted by the bridegroom’s sisters. Woodine Hill and Frank Hapgood married near Blairstown with attendants present. Helen Hauser and Lewis Crosser tied the knot at Whitten, followed by dinner and plans to reside on a Dawn Hill farm. Mary Matula wed Charles Balloun at Chelsea’s St. Joseph’s Church. both are Iowa State College graduates and will live in Stanton, Iowa.
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Northeastern
Tawa
Alvin Fischer
Ackley
Hazel Killin
Ray S. Fischer
J. M. Krafft
Fischer
Woodine Hill
Bloipstown
Frank Hapgood
Dike
A. E. Hill
Blairstown
J. G. B. Peck
Lucille Groff
Ervin Schmuecker
Hapgood
Boettcher Furniture Company
Helen Blanche Hauser
Lewis FL Crosser
George Hauser
Whitten
H. A. Wingard
Gladys Callaway
Willard Cobb
Iowa State College
Ames
Eldora
Crosser
Jessa Crosser
Dawn Hill
Mary Matula
Frank Matula
Chelsea
Charles Balloun
van Ballown
St. Joseph's Church
Father Dostal
Little Brown Church Weddings Shine in 1928
In 1928 the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa performed 688 marriages up from 462 in 1927 with June setting a bridal-month record of 142 couples. The town leads states with 60 wedding principals, followed by Minnesota 87 and Illinois 46 among others. Week’s weddings list include couples from Spring Valley Minnesota, Davenport Iowa, Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, Worthington West Virginia, and more through Jan 2 with dates spanning Dec 27 to Jan 2.
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Nashua
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
California
Missouri
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
At York
Texas
Washington
Maurite Schneider
Gélo Daniels
Higin
Clarice MM. Fenbar
Spring Valley
Minn
Clarence EE
Dormady
Salem
N. D
Darlene Carlyle
Red Oek
Earl Sattron
Elliott
Ruth BH. Schimmel
Davenport
Ranald Weersing
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Elenore Haggen
Worthington
W. Va
George L. Mast
Fayette
Ruby White
Ely
Leonard G. Gordon
Mt. Vernen
Ruth G. Meeker
Theodore Hideman
Denver
Mrs Walls Plans Hawaiian Winter Trip Abroad
Mrs Vera Rock Walls of 318 Wellington street will depart Friday for St Louis to visit friends and relatives. She then travels to Tulsa Oklahoma Onin Treson Arizona and various California towns before sailing from San Francisco on the S S Malolo to Hawaii for about four months ending in Honolulu and other islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Vera Rock Walls
Wellington Street
St. Lewis
Tulsa
Onin
Treson
Ariz
California
Pele
San Francisco
S. S. Malolo
Hawaii
Webster City Wedding Details and Community Celebration
Miss Serena Mathering Christenson of Hawarden and Bernara J. Facle Grave were married at a Webster City parish church with close family and friends in attendance. The event featured a reception at a local venue and included a birthday surprise for a guest, along with other community members noted for upcoming anniversaries and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Mathering Christenson
Hawarden
Bernara J
E Facle Grave
Wenier Clie
Herlock
Pare Tianal
Kepler
Melers
Eagh Grove
P T A Christmas Program At Roosevelt School
This afternoon the Payent Teacher Association organized Christmas treats and programs in the school rooms. Miss Mildred Senader, the principal, received a gift from the room mothers and officers, with Mrs. Glenn Tibbitts presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Roosevelt Durind
Imothers
Payent-Teacher Association
Mildred Senader
oMilerra
Assaekin
Glenn Tibbitts
Club Notes and Bridge Prizes at Local Gatherings
Bridge clubs met Thursday with various hostesses across the area. Mrs. Stewart Reed hosted at 829 Muilan Avenue West while Mrs. Dudley and Hancher received favors and luncheon was served by Mr. Ford Reed. Other groups met at homes on Fourth Street West and Hillcrest, distributing prizes to winners such as Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Moothart, with January 17 gatherings announced at multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Stewart Reed
Muilan Avenue
Favors
S. A. Dudley
E. H. Hancher
Ford Reed
Los Comedres Club
P. D. Keagy
Fourth Street West
Henry Ludtke
W. H. Gallagher
Mi-to
Hillcrest
George Williams
P. J. Hofley
Ray Bush
Baltimore Street
Thisisus Club
Dale Williamson
Frank Collins
George Logsdon
Collins
Lodge Officers Installed at Moose Hall
Women of Mooseheart Legion held a Thursday installation at Moose Hall. Officers installed included Senior Regent Mrs. Fred Bartz and Junior Regent Mrs. GC B Peterson, with ten candidates initiated. Grand installing officer Mrs. George Weilein led ceremonies. gift presented to retiring senior regent Mrs. Weilein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Fred Bartz
B. Peterson
George Wellein
John Furbush
GC. A. Bowers
BH. E. Haller
L Dawson
Lb. H. Dean
Lyle Saterlee
M. Neimmiers
Fred Y Follette
George Weilein
H. A. Duke
G. W. Randell
Lois Burright
Weilein
Harriett Wightman
A. L Hewitt
O E S Chapter to Install New Officers Monday
Weterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will install 1929 officers Monday evening January 7 at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Mrs W F Schrag is in charge with Mrs T L Wheeler installing officer and Mrs Carl Bachman grand marshal. A 6:30 dinner precedes the event with music during dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W. F. Schrag
T. L. Wheeler
Carl Bachman
State Center
Emple
Roy Metzger
R. H. Forbes
Glenn Tibbites
A A U A W to Host Clubhouse Program
The American Association of University Women will host a program at the Woman's clubhouse next week. Mrs Vera Rock Walls and Miss Blanche will discuss nonofficial international organizations. Mrs Max Wilson will sing, with musical numbers from T Hallowell and May Chinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iVera Rock Walls
Blanche
American Onef University
Wa- Woman's Clubhouse
Max Wilson
T. Hallowell
May F
Chinnell College
RB. G. Pratt
W. 4. Bickley
Henrietta Hill
University of Chicago
C. A. Bowlsby
Beloit College
M. ©. Arbuesle
Rockford College
City in Brief: Operations, Elections, and Obituaries
City notes report Mrs W B Kearns recovering from surgery at Presbyterian hospital after a morning operation. City Assessor J A Townsley hosts deputy instruction in county board room. Tax rules require personal property and real estate possessors to act this year. Knights of Pythias grand chancellor John Tuthiil attends funeral of William Narvis, pase grand chancellor, in Muscatine with B F Carroll. Miss Alia Wilmerth to lead a teaching study center at Hastdunthor High. County superintendent A Sawett announces a new course of study effective this school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PB. Kearns
Commercial Street
AL Presbyterian Hospital
Golire
J. A. Townsley
John 5
Tuthiil
Knights of Pythias of
Towa
William MM. Narvis
Ab Muscatine
B. F. Carrol
Tubbi
Narvis
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Alia Wilmerth
Town State Teachers College
Hast Duntor High School
A. Sawett
County
Mr and Mrs Fred H Spohr to celebrate fiftieth anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred H Spohr, longtime residents of Waverly, mark their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at home on 1020 Jefferson street with a Sunday reception from 8 to 4 5 o'clock. Sons from Waterloo will join. both are 76 and in fair health. Spohr came from Hanover to Bremer county in 1872 and 1873, married in 1874. He retired from Illinois Central as construction foreman after nearly 50 years of service. Granddaughter Miss Bessie Spohr spends winter in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H.spohr
Waverly
Fred H. Spohr
Jourier
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
W. Spohr
Commercial Street
H. H. Spohr
Leavitt Street
Mrs. Spohr
Bessie Spohr
Los Angeles
Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted for Eldridges
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Eldridge of 1519 Commercial Street were honored Thursday evening by Union Congregational Church friends to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Married January 1, 1879 in Waterloo by Justice George Crittenden, they have lived in Waterloo their entire married life and have three daughters, all residents of Waterloo: Mrs. Winnie Morrow, Mrs. Pearl Smith, and Mrs. Ed Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Eldridge
Commercial Street
Union Congregational Church
Eldridge
Waterloo
George Crittenden
Winnie Morrow
Pearl Smith
Ed Cole
Health Authority Shares Beauty Secrets A Man Would Use
A fragment from an Evening Courter piece imagines a health authority detailing how she would shave if she were a man. She muses on water temperature, lather, shaving frequency, skin care, and powders to protect skin, ending with a playful note on feeling refreshed and ready for social outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Courter
Improvement Reported for Capt Ettinger at Home
IS BETTER Capt A L Ettinger 729 Fourth Street West at his home was slightly improved today it was stated by attendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ettinger
Fourth Street West
Brain Test Answer Reference Sequence
The text presents a list of numbers in parentheses with occasional labels and groupings. It appears as a puzzle answer sheet or test key referencing item numbers and page positions without descriptive context or narrative.
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Mary Edgerton
Scott
Heart of Midlothian
England
J. G. McAlvin
Edmund Burke
Charles James Fox
Wilam Pitt the Younger
Burke
Fox
Pitt
McAlgin
Society
Miss Kinsel
Harold B. Gadbois
Church News
T. Losin Bao
Vane St al
Vale
Mrs. Walls
Webster City
P.T. A. Activities
O. E. S. Chapter
A. A. U.aw
PRIEF
Buchanan Optical Service
Buchanan Optical Company
Buchanan
Buchanan’s
Optometrists
Mi’g
S. AL
Jefferson St
BE. 4Th St
Waterloo Motor Sales Co
Maytag, Swan & Leytze Co
the Wygienic Products
Canton, Ohio
Sanid Hash
Pashign Department
Dix
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City and
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