Alta Johnson and Emryn Williams Wed in Nagle Home
Alta Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton R Johnson Lime Springs Iowa and Emryn Williams son of Mr and Mrs J A Willams Lime Springs Iowa were married at the home of Mr and Mrs F Nagle at 7 pm Monday Dr J Arthur Young pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church read the service The couple will make their home in Lime Springs where Williams is a produce dealer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Johnson
Alton R. Johnson
Lime Springs
Wimryn Y Wa- Haris
J. A. Willams
F. Nagle
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Brida
Willams
University of Iown
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Alpha Phi Epsilon
Limes Springs
Williams
B P W Club Co-Operating in National Survey
The B P W Club plans an occupational survey of 47 000 members of the National Federation of Business and Professions Women. Miss Payne chairs the committee with Miss Selah Rickenberry Mrs. Gererusle Loewe and Miss Mae Toward. The aim is to document members' activities and guide young women choosing careers, using past experiences in open fields as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professions
Miaifuzel Payne
Miss Payne
Waterloo
Selah Rickenberry
Gererusle Loewe
Mae Toward
Inelking
George GB. Worthen
W. HH. Shirey
Dy Cowley
Warsiew
Pern Grey
Rose Veefy
Catharyn Mehl
Ghulus Atkins
Mable Lopo
Tran Pyllek
Iva Brady
Mary Horner
Nina Sticketty
Toulse J. Fimer
Anna Gonton
Paiansete
Piatus Jeavey
Berheuna
N.Y
Ride Less Read More, Minister Advises PTA
Dr Earl A Roadman Grace Methodist church pastor urged the John Wiske School PTA to value education beyond tolls and to pursue practical knowledge. He warned education steeped in selfishness breeds greed war, and urged service, kindness and love as guiding aims. Clarence, Dewey led community singing and the grade school orchestra performed while Mrs Raines and Mr. Urmit accompanied piano and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Wiiscopal
Jberg
Parent-Teacher Association
John Wiske
de Roadmin
Clarence
Dewey
J. B. McEwan
Raines
Urmit
Arts Club Meet Preview From Water loo Woman's Club
The Water loo Woman's Club Arts Department meets Friday at 219 p m in the clubhouse. Mrs. John Fanning will present current events, Mrs. Pred Muller gives a paper on Smaller Forms of Fine Music, and musical numbers include Polonaise in C Sharp Minor performed by Mrs A W Peterson Noc turne sung by Mrs Don Axon and Meditation from Theals played by Mrs Leron Berry. Hostesses are Mrs A A Holtman and Mrs H B Maynard. D O V Mrs Jane McMasters Cedar Rapids installing officer. Mrs Marian Han Davenport installing guide. 1027 staff officers inducted at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department of
Waterloo “Woman's Club
John Fanning
Pred Mller
W. Peterson
Don Axon
Pearl Carrah
Theals
Fussent
Léron Berry
Hiostesses
A. A. Holtman
H. B. Maynard
D. O
Jane McMasters
Cedar Rapids
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Marian Han
Davenport
Club Notes and Social Activities in Local Clubs
Club notes indicate QM W club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Walter Dietz and P C BE club will meet Friday with Mrs J Sternberg after postponement. Mrs O W Eason and Mrs Anna Huffnagle host social band tomorrow at Mrs Eason's home with luncheon at noon and officer elections. Mrs Ruth Bennett donated her home yesterday for Anteek club belated Christmas party with gifts from a tree and Santa impersonated by Robert Gott. High card scores at Columbus club yesterday afternoon at Mrs John Mulvey home: J RP Sexton, Charles Marlow and John Mulvey led. Mrs J BlifeNon ough assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QM. W
Walter Dietz
P. C. BE
J. Sternberg
O. W. Eason
Anna. Huffnagle
Ruth Bennett
Anteek Club
Robert Gott
Santa Claus
Columbus Club
John Mulvey
J. RP. Sexton
Charles Marlow
J. Bl.ifenonough
W. GC. EU
W. C.T. UG
Wow. Cooper Aes Orlork
Abs. Perl Wilkens
Waterloo O. FE. S installs staff of new officers
Three hundred members and friends attended open installation services in Waterloo for the O. F. S. within Masonite hall. Mrs. Hulett led as installing grand matron with grand chaplain Mrs. Dietrich and grand marshal Mr. Wimber guiding officers into the chamber as palms and ferns adorned the setting. Following the ceremony, gifts and roses were exchanged, a vocal tribute by Miss Florence Gabriel and Miss Ruth Gabriel accompanied, and a first regular meeting is set for June 12 with a paid supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Corson
Clark Crormley
Roy Short
Worthy Vaitron
Florence Gabriel
Aliss Ruth Gabriel
Collows
A. A. Sphner
Worthy Petron
W. P. Sehrag
Faith Slippy
Margaret Watterson
Fred Wimber
Roy Metager
M Krank Stolt
VW. Wright
Marshal
J. 8
Mory
Glenn. Tibbitts
Adah
Charles
D. Sturgis
Ruth
M. &. Cornish
Hints on beauty care for legs and figure
The piece advises shaping the legs through careful dieting and exercise, noting avoid overdeveloped calves and recommending dancing, walking, and leg massage. It mentions slim ankles, potential use of gym or dance classes, and cautions on diet choices like whole wheat and dairy, with emphasis on gradual, balanced changes.
Church Notices From St Mark Episco pal Parish Officers Elected
Church news lists officers elected yesterday at St Marks Episcopal Church for the Girls Friendly Society led by Miss Bernbreck with Mrs G rants as president and Miss Bernbrack as recording secretary Also updates on Wareburg league officers and a missionary meeting with a forthcoming banquet details include names Dow Traus Brice and others Churches plan a series of meetings and monthly sessions with officers elected for the Immanuel Ladies Aid and First Methodist classes in nearby parishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassih
Merman Hubb
David Siegel
S. Zugerou
Julius Schultz
Rubin
Hadassah Hospital
Palestine
H. A. Davidson
Walnut Court
Motts
Noble Grand Association
Templa
Rebekah Jodge
Abrs
Girls’ Friandly Society of
St. Mark’s Episcopal Elurch
Helen Toulse Bernbreck
HB. G.rants
Bernbrack
William Ashmore
Ass Muarjorie Tanner
Janet Troup
Chaiman
Mina Troup
John Stolta
Wareburg League of
Pirst South
Bran
Vernacd Whitninger
Havel Dow
Louis Stolte
Loretta Huebrer
Made Flower Fund
Louise Hitver
Doward Erke
Wipptinger
League
Black
Miss Dow
Margaret Traus
Mr. Brice
Plainfield Woman Breaks Hip in Fall
Mrs Wy Kern, 75, of Plainfield, suffered a severe fracture after tripping on a rug at her home Monday evening. She was taken to Mercy hospital in Waverly. Doctor Kern and Mrs. Jay reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlainfield
Japan
Mra. Wy
S. Kern
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Torchil Qeen
Te GC. Kern
Jay
Obele
Waterloo Straet
Calvary Baptist’ Church
Julus Jénsen
Mains Street
Philip Frank
Afra
Fanll
Fronle
Wis
Daugher
Chanel Wise
Ber Childran
Cedar Heights lots sell at three dollars in tax auction
Cedar Heights residential lots in Waterloo sold at as low as 3 dollars each at a scavenger delinquent tax sale conducted by County Treasurer Ed Musli gan in the county board room. Other tracts went for 15 dollars. Purchasers must pay general taxes and city assessments due, with a three year wait for use and bid conditions noted by Mayor Glenn A Tibbits and deputy treasurer A O T Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Ed. Musligan
A. O T. Bunn
Glenn A.tibbitts
Waterloo
Thore
Two Couples Here Plan Paris Journey With Second A. E. F.
Two couples from Waterloo plan a Paris trip tied to the Second A E F and the American Legion annual convention. The piece notes eight months remain before departure, urges rapid reservations, and mentions contact details for steamship arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
American Legion
Wroerloo
J. J. Brucher
Meeker Chapman
Merican Legion
Memorial Hall
City in Brief and Local Court Actions
City in brief notes a Minneapolis and Chicago visit by Mr and Mrs John T Rock and several local residents. Judge H B Boies grants divorces to Frances Montgomery and Viola Seuss. Local residents return home after holidays. a school attendance case leads to an arrest. fire department discharge appeal filed. Central Branch meeting of the Associated General Contractors event. various civic and church planning activities. a postponement of a union rally. boys detained for school supplies from a burned book store ruins but no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Rock
Wellington Street
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mary Slumiphey
Dorothy Dickinson
Davenport
St Katherine's School
H. B. Boies
H. Sf. Seuss
J. V. Blantte
St Paul
Minn
Charles Mantle
Locust Street
Jesse Snyder
Lafayette Street
Dorothy
L. G. Larson
Ely Service Commission
Fire Department
Charles AlacKay
Ross Baldwin
Ray Piller
Co. D
Town National Guard
Fred Tt. Clark, Jr
Clinton P. Sharklay
Hight
Citumns
New Presbyterian Church
Mair
Held
Parsons College
Central Tabor Union
Fourth Street East
George Cgillley
Hugh Crimline
C. I. Thornberry
John We Gynne
Latife Hanoum Secluded and Other Women News
Woman Latife Hanoum, ex-wife of President Kemal, lives in seclusion in Constantinople, keeping silent about publication. London’s Violet Clayton, 18, shows golfing promise for England. Rosetta Collins weaves homespuns in a one-woman mill in Tastcate. Debates on women jurors arise after a murder trial incident in London. Guildhall welcomes first waitresses serving the Prince of Wales. Elizabeth Dangerfield buys thorobreds and promotes women in breeding. French girls study history seriously at the Wrench School. Dr Elizabeth Sloan Chesser urges domestic science and cooking for girls in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latife
Hanoum
Constantinople
Henoum
Kemal
Shahna
Stane
Tastcate
Middlesex
England
Rosetta Collins
London
Miss Colting
Stone Marts ‘Triangle
Violet Hunt
Ross McCaulay
Ross Dags
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth Sloan Cherse
Chesser
Ice House Finished at Y M C A Camp Completes Program
A new ice house donated by Claude A. Clark was completed yesterday at the Morris Isle camp. The 40 ton capacity ice house includes a storage room to protect camp property. The project finalizes the local association’s camp building program, expanding grounds to over 100 acres with screened cottages, a 100-person sleeping capacity, a mess hall, a kitchen, and a seven to none lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Clark
Morris Isle
Orintion India
Ite
Mitchell Girl Weds Clarksville Man in Immanual Lutheran Church
Mitchell girl Mias Riley Graves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Graves, wed Clarksville, Indiana, man Carl Daimmen in the parsonage of Immanuel Lutheran church. They will reside in Clarksville after February 1 where Daimmen works with his father in the hardware business. Nearby, farm bureau officers were elected at a separate notice. Ceci G. Hurst, leader of Hurst's orchestra, married Nadine Morgan in Mankato Minnesota. They will reside in Winnipeg, Canada for the winter. Paul Hallingby of Los Angeles arrived to be with his father Ole Hallingby, a longtime figure in the lumber industry and local lodge president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Poe
Orvin
Waverly
Anna Leonard
Waterloo
Orta Ortman
Frank Ortman
Independence Avenue
Pinca
Emil Rawael
Ond Besther
Wiver Ortmai
Jina
Waterloo Iaundry
Hler
Independence Ovatiue
fCourier
Mias Riley Graves
Mya
Tenac Chaves
Mitchell
Carl Dammen
Clarksville
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. N. Framstad
Tride
Witehell
Mr. Daimmen
GiLbert Dammen
The
Farm Bureau
Charing Jacobs
Mra
OM. A. Wroodward
Judson Burtch
Mayne Spalding
Reaaurer
Mankato
Ceci G. Hurst
Hurst
Nadine Morgan
J. K. Morgan
Minn
Winnipeg
Can
Paul Hallingby
Los Angeles
Cal
Hero
Foriaua
Ole Heallingby
Nimber
Loa Angeles
Fanthe
Niate Jumbernyen's Association
Clark Funeral Service in Cedar Falls for Lorenzo Clark
Cedar Falls service details for Lorenzo Clark 74 who died at 1116 Washington Street after weeks of heart disease. Visitation at home Thursday afternoon with Dr. Culver officiating and mausoleum in Greenwood. Clark born Feb 3 1853 in New York State, longtime Cedar Falls resident. Survived by widow and foster daughter Mrs F H Bragonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Jan
Lorenzo
Clark
Washington Street
Harry
Culver
First Methodist Church
Greenwood
New York State
Cedar Fats
College Hil
F. H. Bragonier
Lois Bronson
First Issue High School Paper Will Be Friday
La Porte City Ta Jan 5 The Purple and Gold Reflector staff announced the first issue will hit Jan 14. Faculty advisor W F Schneider. editors Martta Brust Gladys Human Mary Shnpson. circulation Russel Bow ers. sports Ernest Nies William Turner. advertising Oakley Or coll Minnie Loveless. alumni Miss Winogene Anderson. feature Thalia McChane. class reporters Ruth Lutes Alice Eyle Francis Christian Helen Skeet. Two hundred fifty four subscriptions received including entire student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Purple and Gold Reflector
W. F. Schneider
Marttta Brust
Gladys May Human
Mary Shnpson
Russel Bowers
Galen Haven
Ernest Nies
William Turner
Oakley
Coll
Minnie Loveless
Bob Jones Evangelistic Campaign Opens in McKeesport
A 6000 seat Bob Jones evangelistic event began last Sunday in McKeesport Pa with a 1900 seat choir. The campaign will broadcast weekly from Sea, my eastern time, for four weeks from East Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpactts House
Bob Jones
McKeesport
S. A. Cohagan
Harry Storrs
Evangelistic Party
Mekeesrport
Frant Stati
Widisa
Pittsburgh
Aiehig
Tob Tones
Ice harvest under way at Independence site
The Independence operation proceeds with workers from the Tadependence company loading up the churn and preparing ice blocks as crews work to complete the harvest. The scene centers on the plant and its staff around January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Company plans homes at state hospital and county home
Two houses are filled and Independence Produce Company prepares ideas for furnishing the houses at the Lews State hospital Independence Produce Company and Uehansa county home. A threat of 11 inches thick was measured but recent weather cut it to about 10 inches. This is the first year since May that the company has let all of its horses property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews State Hospital
Y Independence Produce Company
Uehansa County
Open up channels from pavement pools urged by city officials
Mayor Glenn A. Vibbitta and street commissioner Harvey Will urged residents to open channels in waterlogged pavements to drain ice and melt on safety streets. They said residents near standing water could cut a channel to the gate for the water to drain, a service to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Vibbitta
Tarvey
Cornu
Farre
Benton County Grand Jury Sees Few Cases for January Term
The Benton County grand jury reports a light docket for the January term of district court. Only two investigations remain, one involving alleged liquor-law violation and larceny, the other an instance. The report notes few business items for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Benton ‘County
Against Poisoning Alcohol Laws Spark Sheriff Alarm
Slogx City Jan. 5 A. M. Simpson superintendent of Woodbury County Antisaloon lease warns that poisoning commercial alcohol diverted to bootleg channels is an act nearly murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OD. M. Simpson
Woodbury County
Waterlog Evening Couries PATTERNS Pattern Orders
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, goal $1 to IWASHION DEPART. MAN, EVENING COURIER, Wa TERLOQ, enclosing 15 cants for echh pattern. Theo patterns allow for soirits, All orders Clied as soon as possible, but should reach you to 10 days after sending In your order.
A Pretty Croce Suit Pattern From 1920s Catalog
A vintage pattern description details a wool crepe suit with trim and silk options. It lists bust sizes 38 to 44, yardage requirements for material and contrasting vestee, belt and pocket pieces, plus a pattern instruction note and an offer to send silver or stamps to obtain the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emryn
Nagle Home
Becker Thipter, O
Masonic Temple
Mr. and Atys
M. Liehty
Telon Couldauxfiliney—Memorial Hall
M. B.A. Lotige
C. Hall
National Survey
King’s Daughters
Lilver Cross Circle
Cc. J. Ness
C. F. Ghaney
Chity
J. C. Tsrbes
Ranance
Rose Mowbray
Viola Pierce
St. WW. Schear
Treacy Glasener
L. C. Ransom
Murtige
Albert Mirrke
Cart Mhrke
Uafayette Street
Maude Sweat
Independence, Ja
WW Zeilinger
Ehrka
Northaistern Iowa Power Company
Alu Barnes
Edna Engler
Anne Wastendorff
Wilma Gates
Black Hawk Lodge
Jaat Hall
Knights of Pythings
Mooseheart Legion
P. Om
Moose Hall
P.T. A
Arts Department
Woman’s Club
T.wo GA. H
Wi OM. U
Miy Sane
Luyehseon
Elses
Otherwins
Honda
J. Tio
Uers
Church News
Ald
Lamar
Flostesser
J. W. Hall
J.A. Fratzke
Iymoouth Congregational Churches
Giao Pp
Immanuel Ladies’ Aid Society
Hours Meyer
Mir. Whiter Meyer
Carl Nath
Plainfield
Gedar Heights
Exclusive
Buchanan
Stanley D. Moor
Mand Vridge
Uel Jfalden
Bryant
Dex
Associated General Contractors of
Ameren
Joyce Wethered
Balter
Misa Violet Clayton
Clayton
George Duncan
Thorobreds
Lexington
Elizabeth Dangerfield
Miss Dangerfield
S. D. Riddle
Messrs
Wrench School of Historical
Y.M.C. A
Mitchell Girl
Ghorgd H. Twaddle
Cellnr Falls
Waterloo Evening Courisr
Repertec
Lil West Fourth Street
Berlin
Fred W. Barnes
Walnut 'Street
Iward Bennett
Chillicothe
N. W
J. Gray
Wyoming
H.gray
A. i. Gray
Omaha
Neb
Barnes
R. A Barnes and Son
Fred
Bloomfield
Hive
Calvary Baptist Congregation
Zion Evangelical Church
Benn
F. J. Heras
Evangelical
Hubbard
Amala Matheisen
Boysen Shoe Company
A. H. Lamb
Maynard Showers
Wyth- Lamb Shoe Company
Shoe Dealers
Clarence H. Faust and Son
Dubuque
J. P. Jepsen
Vacoma, Wash
Fred Rehbock
Neva McChre
San Porte City
Watering
Evening Courier
Good Cheer Club
Newlywerls
C. Bf. Moyt
Compte
Beyerlainn
L. Gott
AL E B. Ayers
Folls Club
A. Huyzlett Wome
Lotus Club
GC. A. Hnoysleft
Inanber
EH. Tt. Ashley
A Woodley
L. A. Ritter
E. " Osborne
Ts. V2
Texas
Roy Stahnke
Austin
Lex
State University
Flo
Rebbokal
Cedar Falls Lodge
PW. O'Brien
Rebekah Lodge
Inxlail
Happy Thought Lodge
Aacompiung
Tom Jelwottl
Sir
Wilkinson
William Wilkinson
Fern
Tnd
Tt. W. Wilkinson
New Thartford
Afr
Ife
Gay Markett
Ohtt
Hackett and
Dilipehter
Visibad
Mr and Ars
James Smith
Martford
Syceal Kerviews Tadependance
Acclaimed
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co., Distributors
Ulb
Benton
YM. GC
AL Rlde
Fea
Ensoll
Marinella
Yaleamaanabin
Marinello System OF
National School of Cosmeticians
LaSalle Ave
Mama
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