Eastern Star installation in Waterloo chapter
In Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star ceremonies in the Masonic temple Monday installed new officers led by Mrs. L. Wheeler and Ab. Dahl with Roy Hulett and John W. Miller taking matron and patron chairs. A social hour featured song by Mrs. Kirk Olsson and refreshment service followed by listing of officers and committees and grand officers present from Iowa and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hulett
John W. Miller
Petron
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
L. Wheeler
Grand Chapter
Town
Netwerd
Dahl
Cedar Falls
Mary Ethel Dixon
Igatron
Dixon
Charles III. Chickering
Hulett
Wheeler
Abs. Dahl
Ashley Dunham
George Welker
Plano
Miller
Roy Short
Ralph B. Slippy
W. FE. Schrag
Aliss Loma Griffin
Charles Ashwell
Hare Dietrick
Fred Wimber
Ralph Blekelberg
Alice Margheret Shirley
Adah
Plorence Gabriel
Ruth
R. J. Metsgar
Esther
D. J. Callahan
Martha
H. L. Kaufman
Electa
Jeanette Kepler
Warder
Pater Daley
Sentinel
Cornish
Charles Chickering
Inezland
C.'i
Gormley
Charles Kline
Peter Daley
G. R. Potters
W. Miller
J2'B.palan
John Duke
Charles Lewis
Charlies Chickering
Werera
Grace Layton
Creco
C. H. Trunkey
Florida
Chickering
Michigan
Russell DeGon
Credental
Iowa
Socig
Kirk Olsson
Spirit Flower
E. D. Jacks
Rotary Formal Reception Planned for Women's Societies
Walnut Street Baptist church hosts an all-day session on Wednesday with executive board at 10 45 am and reports at 1 45 pm. Mrs H S Burnnell is re elected president. Mrs E L Holmes to preside at the missionary session. Mrs Fred Wilcox and Mrs Charles Glockner plan program numbers. Mrs J A Smith and committee will serve noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
H. S.burnnell
Mill
Ebay
Ele. Holmes
Fred Wilcox
Charles
Glockner
J. A. Smith
Grace M E Pastor and Wife Hosts Choir Members at Parsonage
Open house for Grace M E church choir and music committee members was held Monday evening in the Grace Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Guests included Rev. Charles Luce from Cresco and Rev. W H Mitchell from Sumner. Amid socializing, attendees were grouped into three units named Princeton, ale, and Harvard for friendly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Luce
Cresco
W. H. Mitchell
Sumner
Princeton
Ale
Harvard
Former Resident Understudy for Opera Principal
Former Waterloo resident Mrs. Jensess of 214 Clay Street has returned from a Chicago visit with her daughter Mrs. Josephinel Shimer. The pair attended a Milwaukee charity presentation of The Student Prince where Kathryn Shimer, their granddaughter and daughter, led and understudied the princess role. Kathryn Shimer is a former Waterloo girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jensess
Josephinel
Shimer
Chicago
Jensess
Milwaukee
Prince
Kathryn Shimer
Miss Shimer
Waterloo
Alberta Close and C C Redding Wed at St John’s
Alberta Close and Cecil C. Redding wed at St. John’s Catholic Church with N J Leutz as pastor. The ceremony occurred at 9 30 a m. Monday. The couple will reside at 401 Sunnyside Avenue. He works at the Waterlon Gasoline Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Leutz
St. John's Catholic Church
Alberta Close
A. J. Close
Wyoming Street
Cecil C. Redding
Lenore Redding
Fredericksburg
Thelma Hasbrook
Edwin Clase
Redding
Sunnyside Avenue
The
Waterlon Gasoline Engine Company
Prayer Day Services Jan. 7 for W C T U Unit
The local W C T U unit will observe January 7 as a day of prayer with all day services in Willard hall. The program opens at 10 with general officers not in charge. Sessions are open to the public and a noon picnic luncheon will be served with sagan dogs and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Beauty Chat Advice From Journal Readers
Readers seek guidance on eyes, mouth acidity, cold hands, hair removal, dental care, skin clarity, and overall health. Advice covers expression through health, milk of magnesia as mouthwash, exercise and tonics for circulation, cautions on depilatories, hair bleaching risks, teeth care, and liver related skin issues with hazel and astringents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Mary F. G
B P W Welcomes New Members at January Dinner Meeting
Waterloo Womens club hosts first January dinner welcoming four new members under the bet a member campaign. Leah Eikenberry Bess Davis of Waterloo Public Library staff Tina Martin of Palais Royal and Mrs Ailes Warsaw of Peavey Co will enroll. Mrs Sage police matron will be speaker and Alice Vinten reads. Alice Wykoff elected recording secretary to fill vacancy. Mrs Geneni Jenness named finance chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dUlgs Bess Nichols
Waterloo Benes & Professional Women’s Club
Leah Eikenberry
Bessis S. Davis
Waterloo Publicbrary
W. 5B
Ives
Conmnelege
I’. G. Sage
Alice, Bickley
State School For the Blind
Vinten
Willl
Alice Wykoff
Geneni Jenness
Becker O. B. 8 to Install Officers at Dinner Session
Becker O. B. 8 of the Beck er chapter Order of Eastern Star schedules a 6 15 p m dinner and installation in Black's tearoom with more than 60 officers named including 1925 1936 post matrons and patrons. Mrs Edward Dah Cedar Falls acts as installing officer with Mrs C E Trunkey assisting as installing marshal and Mrs Lewis Hecklinger LaVerne Bashford to take obligations at public ceremonies in Masonic temple. A brief business session precedes the installation led by Mrs Trunkey and Robert Francis. Waterloo A A A review holds Moose hall meeting tonight with officers urged to attend and refreshments served. Rowena Circle Mrs Floyd Cashman hosts women Yeomen Wednesday with a card afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Black
Edward Dah
Cedar, Falls
C. EE
Trunkey
Lewis Hecklinger
LaVerne |Bashford
Jin Masonic Temple
Robert Francis
Church Groups Plan Activities for Wednesday in Area
Various church and missionary groups schedule discussions, lessons, and social events for Wednesday afternoon and evening. St Pauls Methodist hosts a lesson study, mystery box and devotionals. Trinity Lutheran plans officer elections with refreshments. Central Christian Missionary Society hears Miss Mary Campbell in India. Westminster Women meet at 2:30 p m with bazaar updates. Grace Methodist opens for all day womens societies session with a 10:30 luncheon. St Luke's English Lutheran Women hold a 2:36 p m meeting. Walnnut Street Baptist council meets. Plymouth Daughters shift to Thursday for their program. First Presbyterian Woman’s Aid and Graves Memorial United Brethren host events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra. M. L. Newton
Foreign Missionary Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. A. Borden
H.R. Plowman
James Peak
Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Mission
E. D. DuMond
E. H. Cheever
Aid
Women's Aid Society of
St. Luke's English Lithan Church
Ralph Needles
Ray Howe
First Presbyterian Church
T. L. Tollefson
CG. A. Morris
Woman's Rotary Plans to Join Quota Club
Fentativea plans for installation of Woman's Rotary club as Quota club International Incorporated in late month discussed by members at Ridgely Rugsel Laws Monday dinner. Miss Mary Mussell Purman, international president from Pittsburgh, will grant the charter. Installation banquet replaces the annual guest night with presidents of men’s professional clubs and wives, leading women’s organizations, city officials, and Quota club guests from Sioux City and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Rotary Club
Quota Club
Tnternationalé Incorporated
Hidely Rugsel-Laws
Mary Mussell Purman
Pittsburgh
Sioux City
Davenport
Mrs Ness Becomes President Of B Natural Music Club
Mrs Ness was elevated to president at a meeting in Miss Stuth Knittle's home as Mrs Robert Watterson departs for Los Angeles with her husband. The program included a finger exercise on The Growth of Instrumental Music by Mrs Harold I Smith and piano solos by Misses Louisa Hagerman and Fae Collins, with current events led by Mrs Co Albert Scholin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watterson
Los Angeles
Cal
Natural Music Club
Stuth Knittle
CG. J. Ness
Ness
Harold I. Smith
Louisa Hagerman
Fae Collins
Child Conservation Club Meets for Study Program
The Child Conservation League formed in November with 50 plus members met Monday at the Young Women's Christian Association parlors. Papers were read on Vitalizing the Club Life, A Baby His Coming and Welcome, and Baby Hygiene Food and Clothing. Musical selections were given, with Mrs. A. Cathey contributing. Ralph Kennon presided as vice president. New Year’s dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs L K Petit drew Petitt and Michael families from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Young Women’s
Chrisian Association
Leo Hoover
F. H. Pennington
J. H. Butts
A. Cathey
Ralph Kennon
Archbishop Keane Dedicates School in Mason City
Archbishop J J Keane of Dubuque celebrates solemn high mass at the newly finished parochial school in Mason City Iowa following dedicatory services. The $110 009 structure hosts a lecture in the auditorium that evening as priests and parishioners from surrounding areas attend both morning and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
J. J. Keane
Dubuane
Keane
Waterlog Evening Courier PATTERNS for Cottier patterns
Advertisement-style notice offering up to date Cottier patterns from the Evening Courier fashion department. Readers are instructed to mail orders to Waterlo o with 15 cents per pattern and receive the designs within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dodge Dealers Gather for Big Dodge Brothers Meeting
A special 12 coach Dodge Brothers train carried 162 dealers from Tow and Nebraska to the Dodge Brothers Inc and Graham Brothers annual meeting in Detroit. The Illinois Central train sped Waterloo to Fort Dodge in 2 hours 10 minutes with the largest engine on the Illinois Central system. Delegates from every state and many foreign countries will tour Dodge and Graham plants with a banquet Thursday at the Book Cadillac hotel and a final business day Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
Hru
Waterloo
Dodge Brothers
Tow
Nebraska
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Graham Brothers
Detroit
Mich
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Frank Ollord
Dodge
CG. W.graham
Oelwein
R.O. Burr
Marshalltown
Louis Thompson
Jack Pyle
Mienols Central
Kip” Doxey
Fred Hunt
Lou Stroud
Dubuque
Bookjadillec
Local society notes and travel mentions from Waterloo
The column lists residents and visitors around Waterloo including Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bown departing for Los Angeles, Leon Leser slated to perform at the Armory on January 7, and several families visiting relatives over the holidays. Quarantine for scarlet fever is noted for Barney Goldberg, with other entries on university students returning to Iowa City and Madison after Christmas vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bown
Third Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Leon Leser
Waterloo
Lucy Leser
Armory
Hunt
T. J. Duffy
Tenth Street East
Chicago
Joseph Duffy
Minnie G. Burrows
South Bend
Ind
Thhem
Lucile Graveler
Sam Marshall
Washington Street
Iowa City
University of Owa
Barney Goldberg
Twelfth Street
Alice
Margaret Stotts
Stotts
Kern Street
University of Iowa
Edythe Sinnard
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Roy Sinnard
Franklin Street
Elks to Hold Regular Meeting After Busy Season
Water loo lodge 8 P O B will host a regular meeting tomorrow night following a busy season of ceremonies entertainments and fifty cent events tied to the dedication of the Elks new home at Park avenue and Mulberry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Waterloo Lodge
Initiation of Ten Candidates for Ant Lers and Applications
A meeting will vote on the initiation of 10 candidates for ant lers and a number of applications for membership. Lunch will be served in the girl after the session.
Estate Left to Monmouth College in Will
Los Angeles Jan. 5 A will filed here today leaves the entire estate, valued at over 50 000 dollars, to Monmouth College Ill for the benefit of the institution and its students. Four nieces and nephews from Wapello Iowa are left five dollars each. The bequest is said to represent the life savings of Mrs Rebecca Jane Bratson and her late husband William Wallace Statson.
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Los Angeles
Monmouth College
Blonmouth
Til
Rebecca Jane Bratson
Statson
Wapello
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Eastern Star
Misa
Karol Mitenett
St. John's
Mrs. W. Bruner
Grace M. E
D. Easton
France
C. Q. Balliett
England
Earl Snyder
Felton
J. G. Me
Alvin
C. C. Redding
St. John’s
Presbyterian Hospital Auxilary
8. O. Hitchins
Re. Mabel Mead
Iowa State Teachers College
St. Mary's Social Club
Cireic Il
Herins
Jean
Mary G. F
Becker O. B
W. BR. A
Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Rowena
Floyd Cashman
Church News
Burton Avenue Baptist
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
B. Bh. Trey
George Muthaler
Central Christian Missionry Society
Mary Campbell
India
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminser Presbyterian Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Yardcastle
Wigabeth Harrison
Wilde
Wilson Watton
Missionary Society of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
George Bovey
Rotary
Mrs. Ness
Child Conservation Club
LK. Petit
Vine Street
Petitt
Michael
Harry
San Francisco
Clarence
Omak
Wash
Archbishop Keane
Sino
OWA. C
Qelwein
Marshall’ Town
Rip Doxey
Ory
Buchanan's
Bey
A. L Bunn
Little Rock
Ark
G. W. Bunn
Mr. Bunn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Herbert . Webber
Richard
Minneapolis
Minn
F. 8. Morgan
Leonard Street
Margaret Webber
Lafayette Street
Illinois College
Chiropractic
Drs
Harvey
Moodie Chiropractors
Black Blag
Tropic
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