Waterloo Woman's Club schedules luncheons with guest speakers
The Waterloo Woman's Club board agreed to sponsor luncheons before lectures by Miss Jane Boyd of Cedar Rapids and Prof. Stephen A. Bush of the state university on January 13 and 23. Season tickets for two remaining concert course numbers cost 75 cents, with reserved seats on sale January 21 at Schuneman drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Stephen A. Bush
Lonally
Waterloo Woman’s Club
East High School
Caroling Powers Thom
Georgette Ila- Motte
Schuneman Drug Stores
Boyd
Home and Education Department
Woman’s Club
Perkins Hospital
Town City
Bush
The
State University
Waterloo
Former Waterloo Girl to Visit Here on Wedding Journey
Former Waterloo resident Florence Tutt Willoughby, now Mrs. C Morley Willoughby, arrives from Regina Saskatchewan with her husband for a brief visit in Prospect Hills Waterloo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H A Kendall before continuing a Florida wedding trip. Mr Willoughby is district manager of Beaver Lumber Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Willoughby
Florence Tutt
Regina
Beaver Lumber Company
Community Chorus Resumes Practice After adjournment
Waterloo Community chorus resumes rehearsals at 7 30 Tuesday evening in Citizens Gas and Electric Co with 58 members. Director Martin Heyde seeks more enrollments. First public concert planned mid February likely Hast High School auditorium. Also Royal Neighbors Woodmen of Gannon to install officers January 16 at Ben Sur social hour follows. Royal Neighbors card party January 16 afternoon. Married Sunday Miss Minnie Holwbar and Jay J Burke wed at First Presbyterian Cedar Rapids ceremony performed by Dr J R Macartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Community Chorus
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Martin Heyde
Royal Neighbors
Royal Aifbors
Gannon Camp
Ben Sur
Anna [Eeney
Bee Smith
Minnie Holwbar
Jay J. Burke
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Church News Briefs Highlight Local Women Groups
Daughters of Plymouth plan an all day session at Mrs Edward K Kellys home with officer elections. Fidelity class of First Methodist will hold a picnic supper at Mrs Mary Johnsons Tuesday followed by a business session and social program. First Presbyterian trustees meet at 7 40 pm. Har moby class of First Presbyterian gathers Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E O Sanquist Mrs G W Perkins Mrs M F Peterson and Mrs A Peterson as hostesses. Lydia society of First Presbyterian meets at Mrs C M Allen s home Tuesday evening. First Congregational women visit Mrs J D Easton for a timblebee Wednesday afternoon with hosts. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist installs officers this evening. Grace Methodist women hold all day session Wednesday with a 10 26 am Home Missionary meeting 1 15 pm aid department and 2 15 pm Foreign Missionary session. lunch by Mrs Sara Pierce and J R McBroom. Silver Cross circle of Kings Daughters meets tomorrow at Mrs B C Mowbray s with officer elections. Mrs A J Lovejoy and committee will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Wiil
Edward K Kelly
First Methodist Church
Mary Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Mmes
E.O 'Sanquist
G. W. Perkins
M. F. Peterson
M. A. Peterson
First Congregational Church
J. D. Easton
Mrs. Easton
Mrs. Franz
Women of
Grace Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
Aid Department
Land the Foreign Missionary Society
Sara Pierce
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daugters
B. C. Mowbray
A. 3. Lovejoy
Side Talks am The Girl Who Tries Too Hard
A reader reflects on a woman in a restaurant who overly pleases her companion. The piece contrasts anxious effort with natural ease, noting how overt attempts to please spoil spontaneity and erode charm. It advises women to hint at interest and avoid obvious displays of effort even after marriage.
Emilie Moery Weds Russell Makinster in Sunday Service
Emilie Moery married Russell Makinster Saturday evening at Union Congregational Church in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. L D Blandford. The bride wore silver satin with pink rose corsage. attendants included Leona Holdiman. best man Gerhard Berger. They will reside at 828 Forest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Moery
Sommerelal Street
Emilie Moery
Russell Makinster
J. F. Makinster
L.D. Blandford
Union Congregational Church
Leona Holdiman
Gerhard Berger
Makinster
East High School
Makinsier West
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Forrest Avenue
CITY IN BRIEF Huchan optical repair ad and community notes
A compact city in brief digest covers ads and local updates. Items include Huchan optical services, Russell Spreitzer leaving for Ames, Karlsens trip to Cedar Rapids, stolen 1926 license plates, Daughters of Veterans installation, Mrs. Buelk’s return from Minnesota, Mrs. Shane's emergency visit to Waverly, Frank Wilson's grip illness, Fred Aschenbrenner's recovery, Briggs visiting from Iowa State, creditors meeting for Mack bankrupt, Dorothy Woodruff visiting, Miss Dorothy Woodruff en route to Lansing, Mrs. James ill with heart disease, Mrs. George and Knapp preparing Texas visits, Harold Dean heading to Kansas City for auto school, district court convening, jury reports, various local court matters, and youth interests sermon notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Spreitzer
Ames
Iowa State College
Garl Kullen
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Cox
W. L. Smith
Kingsley Avenue
Daughters of Veterans Organization
Memorial Hall
R. A. Buelk
W. Powell
St. Paul
Minn
M. B. Shane
Second Street West
Waverly
H. F. Bunth
Frank M. Wilson
Wilson & Sweitzer
jElas
Fred Aschenbrenner
St. Francis Hospital
John E. Briggs
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Wilbur Briggs
Vinestreet
Briggs
Iowa
The
Courier
Ray FP
Mack
Black Hawk
J. E. Jordan
Dorothy Woodruff
Lincoln
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural College
Mary Herzing
W. Co. A
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
University of Nebraska
Marie James
West
St. Danis Hid’ Cotal
Kansas City
Swerney Auto and Electric _School
Et. B. Boies
G. W. Wood
Marie Maharies
Horace G. Fish
District Court
F. A. Robinson
Fish
Cedar Falls
Belfast
Robinson
Hand Massage Versus Manicure Promises in Beauty Shops
The piece compares hand massage and manicure services, noting high prices and claimed benefits like smoother skin and relief from rheumatism. It warns about overblown claims, urges self-massage routines, and then shifts to a children’s tale featuring Jillie, Uncle Wigglly, and a cheese-seeking mouse girl.
Bodell Chooses Local Pastoral Post At United Universalist Church
Rev Willard Oliver Bodell has accepted the call to serve as pastor of the Church of the Redeemer Universalist, succeeding Rev O A Raspe who left for Cambridge Mass. Bodell, about 50, widowed with several children, has led the Universalist church at Galveston Indiana for three years and will assume duties soon after leaving Galveston. He is highly recommended by the universalist superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Oliver Bodell
Church of the Redeemer
Universalist
O. A. Raspe
Cambridge
Mass
Bodell
Galveston
Ind
General Superintendent of Universalist Churches Oflagers
Ice packing and weather notes from Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports a week of steady cold with weekend temperatures from 33 above to 17 and 34 above to 16. Seven thousand tons of ice were packed by Smith company in 48 hours, with about 3,000 tons slated for shipment to Ackley, New Hartford, Hudson, and Lincoln in carload lots.
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Tuesay
Cedar Falls
Smith Company
Ackley
New Agkford
Hudson
Lincoln
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solved Clues Challenge Readers
Puzzle page presents mixed clues for across and vertical words. Fill consists of verbs nouns and a future answer note. Clues reference gathering place time a teacher tasks and an organ and include a forecast for tomorrow’s answer.
Mouse Girl Traps Cheese in Winter Woods Tale
Uncle Wiggily encounters Jillie Longtail in a snowy woodland. Jillie builds a cheese trap to help her brother Tollie, planning to use a box and a string to release a slipping cheese from a store. A plan unfolds as Jillie hides and a round object or cheese rolls toward her.
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Jillie
Jol- He
Uncle Wigglly
Jilia
Uncle Wiggily
Black Kitten
Uncle Wigilly
Uncle Wigerly
Jlie
Mousie
Alwouse
Jollie
Anela
Jittie
Jotlieck
Von
Jike
Tollie
Willie
Heldie
Julte
Mrs. E. A. Boggs Addresses Ministers on Playgrounds
Mrs. E. A. Boggs, secretary of the Waterloo Playground commission, spoke to the Waterloo Ministerial Association at YMCA about the value of playgrounds in reducing juvenile delinquency. She cited church authorities, urged wholesome leisure as part of Christian living, and compared per capita playground spending to luxury expenditures. Rev. C. Allison reviewed The Living Universe by Dr. L. V. Jacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bages
Waterloo Playground Commission
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Children Share Estate Bequeathed by Mother
Mrs. Susan KK Bentz died recently and left her estate to her children through a probate filed will. Gifts from the children revert to the givers and personal effects go to the offspring. Charles K., a son, is trustee of a trust fund paying income to Ida A. Cootey, daughter, who on remarriage receives one fifth as principal while four fifths go to the other four children George, C. K., Arthur I., and Aura Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan KK. Bentz
Charles K
Ida A. Cootey
George
C. K
Arthur I
Aura Parker
A Stylish Frock for the Growing Girl 1910 Pattern
Water loo Evening Courier advertises patterns for a plaid woolen girl’s dress with crepe facing. Converts to a convertible collar, 2 4 length sleeves, offered in sizes 6, 5, 10, 12 years. yardage listed. Order form available with 11 cents stamps or 15 cents per pattern, shipped to any address within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
Sears
Blade Ag
Milk price cuts ripple through Waterloo markets today
Milk price cuts ripple through Waterloo as Sanitary dairy lowers quart price to nine to eleven cents retail following Waterloo Cooperative dairy cut on January 1. The move sharpens a regional milk war, with local farmers objecting to winter production costs while other cities show higher charges. In other notes a new Masonic temple plan for Indianola is set to begin spring construction at Buxton Boulevard and West Clinton Avenue, costing about 20 000 dollars beside Simpson College and a 175 000 dollar school project next year. Also, a Pittsburgh blaze injures two and damages a PennA avenue loft, with 66o or more firms affected. marriage licenses list several Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Dairy
Teac
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy
Reduction General Sanitary Dairy
Orhal
Waterlaa
Indianola
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Buxton Boulevard
West Clinton Avenue
Simpson College
Price War Sparks Milk Prices Debate Among Farmers
Farmers voice split views on milk price cuts with some opposing reductions while others support a drop. Disagreement over which milk plants to use is blamed for the crisis, plus calls for unified selling and a cooperative plan to stabilize earnings. Some point to unresolved deals between plants as the root, recalling a last fall proposal to manage surplus that failed.
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el Newson
Society
Black's
Linden Methodist Church
Marian Biglow
Ted Marshall
Jewell Johnson
Vernier
Grace Grant
Ted Besh
Nina Andrews
Jane Adams
Paul Thornton
Alice Johnson
Seth Winslow
Wilbur Howard
John Campbell
Leo Gleason
Andrew Walters
Evan Saga
Leo Craig
Allen Loomis
Harold Klingaman
Roger Schner
Eastern Star
Becker
St. Johnn’s
Harry Roberts
Anna Fritz
Theresa Butterfield
T. E., McCoy
Grant Barber
George Grieger
William Shultz
John Co. Fairweather, Jr
John C. Fairweather
Lafayette Street
Beatrice Russell
Birmingham
Tinited Presbyterian Church
WO. Chishom
Church News
Board of Trustees
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
iEmilie Moery
L. A. Danion
Noble Grand Association of
Temple Rebekah
Huchanan, WY
Bldg
R. PD. Erhlin
Nashua
Charles Kuhns
W. C. Bodell
Church of Redeemer
Howard R. Garis
E. A. Boggs
Endowa
Naamo
Wwenesese
Woo Hort
Pittsburgh
Fromen
Penna Avenue
Sauale
John C. Fairweither
Peatrice Roissell
Fruscel F. Mackinster
Emille Moery
Sibert
Johnny
Daddy
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