Book Conversation to Open AAUW Meeting in Mason City
Miss Lydia Barrett and Miss Calle Wieder will lead a Book Conversation for the American Association of University Women in Mason City. The event, to be hosted by Mrs. I. W. Dallman at 824 Johnson street next Tuesday evening, features remarks by Mya J. Sanders and music by Mrs. D. W. Axon. Hostesses include group two of Iowa State Teachers collars with Florence Wald and several Misses Popp Hazen Hin Lynch Ross Warnock Williams Young Ross Gregar as participants.
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Mason City
Ubrarian
Calle Wieder
Waterloo
D. W. Axon
Iowa State Teachers Collars
Florence Wald
Maude Popp
Opal Hazen
Henrietta Hin
Clair Lynch
Della Ross
Florence Warnock
Ella Willams
Bessie Young
Kiyrna Ross
Katherina Ao Gregar
Golden Wedding Jubilee Celebrated at Waverly
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Cretzmeyer was celebrated at St Marys Catholic church in Waverly with a renewal of vows, a luncheon, and a reception at the Cretzmeyer home. Attendees included family members sister Mary Gertrude, Professor John Cretzmeyer, Dr Charles Cretzmeyer, and Mrs Nellie Dilley, among others. Frank Cretzmeyer unable to attend due to illness. the couple first lived in a brick house on Walnut Street in 1862, later moving to their current residence in 1922.
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Courier Sperin
Kervive
Waverly
Tan
Henry Cretzmeyer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
T. R. Collins
John
Rose
Crelarmeyer
Joseph
France
Mary Gertrude
S Eters of Mercy
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Cretzmeyer
Columbia College
Dubuque
Charles Cretzmeyer
Algona
Frank Cretzmeyer
Munetsburz
Mary
Annette
Margaret Waverly
Nellie Dilley
Oslweth
Hurdton
N.Y
Wendertin Cretzmeyer
Cretzmeyer
W. Weldlischka
Stenhsen
Prank
Cretemeyer
Hugh Mooney
Baltimore
Mooney
Village Club Notes and Social Gatherings Summary
Several local clubs held meetings and social events. Joyle club entertained at Mrs. GG Farnsworth’s home with bridge and praise for Mrs. Horner Gordon and Mrs. Charles Shatiner. NY B club met at Mrs. V Wayold’s home with guests including Mrs. Rick Tyler and Mrs. WP. McGinnis. Fieden club gathered at Frank Beck’s home for a social afternoon, while Social Band elected new officers led by Mrs. S. G. Stevenson, with committees named for hostesses, devotion, publicity, flowers, work, and shut-ins. Last year the group sent fruit, clothing, and toys to Council Bluffs orphanage. Mrs. Huffnagle received a birthday cake from Mrs. Cole. Walter Dietz hosted a small gathering and a luncheon followed by a program.
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Joyle
Farnsworth
Nees
Horner Gorden
Charles Shatiner
Daniel Holmes
Ma. Shatiner
Mes. Holmes
N.Y. B
V Wayold
Van
Rick Tyler
WP. McGinnis
Tullis Youngman
A. J. Lusbrook
Tathforda Beek
J. Luttiman
Fie Ysminn
Jouhrman
Minsipan
Chicago
Nee
Frank Beck
Sunnyside Avenue
5. G. Stevenson
O. A. Eason
C. G. Coniff
Anna Huffmagla
J. C. Schame
Dbd
T. Bockey
Wa. Thompson
Hattla Hason
G. A. Lininger
D.L. Nutt
Council Bluffs
Cole
Huffnagle
Huoffnagle
Hints in Beauty Care and Mid-Season Hats Fashion Talk
Edna Kent explores mid season fashion in beauty and hats. She argues for frequent wardrobe changes to stay stylish through a long winter season and suggests violet felt hats for blondes. She warns against dull, common looks and promotes color and varied accessories.
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Edna Kent
America
Haig
City in Brief highlights local incidents and notices
A series of short items outlines local happenings: Fred Latta, 18, released from Allen Memorial Hospital after a month there. Fireman A. G. Holden injures his right arm in a fall at station No. 4. Mrs. Leland Selzer rests comfortably at Allan Memorial after tonsil operation. Jerry Pierce recovers after Wednesday surgery at a Waverly hospital. Thomas A. Geiger visits Hazleton, Pa. Guests at a dinner include Mrs. Gaucy Leser. St Mark’s Church to hold annual parish meeting at 7:30 pm with officer reports and vestry elections. Christ Episcopal parish meeting set for Jan 12 with a family supper and vestry elections. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Ty of Jefferson Street travel to Winter Haven, Fla., for a Central States Jabertile project. Green will supervise plant construction. Patrick Bas recently returned from Patr Mant. Paul Kildee gains attention at Site University for dramatic work. Tay Taylor elected to lead in Mayers production. Warder Prior of Vestville, Ind., plans a private gathering at the Black Building with cameras and diaries on display. A Canada-US incident involves a man on the US side of a border. Vera Episeeupat project mentioned. Chicago Western route advertises May trip with schedule details. Reservations via phone.
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Fred Latta
Walnut Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. G. Holden
Christ Episcopal Church
Accordanea
Tomeagting
Warsdens
Mro
Harry L. Ty
Jefferson Street
Winter Haven
Flo
Green
Bas
Central States Jabetile Company
Bbe
Heen
Tay 'Ydorittic
Mayers
Vewardt Prior
Vestville
Tradiing Oldlerman
Pak Winstonian
Hin
Canada
United States
Vera Illega
Oyen We Sa
Music Heard Here by Bob Jones Party in McKeesport
A Bob Jones evangelistic party broadcast music titled Saved by Grace from McKeesport Pennsylvania. Mrs Dena River, a party member, announced the program on EDICA and through Waturlar receiving sets at 7 am. Other party members and Rot members joined in. Telegram accounts reported opening of Jones Wahernacla meetings in McKeesport.
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A. Cornet Bolo
McWeesport
Dena BK
River
Hob Jonas Evangelistic Party
Edica
Caane
A& Rey
Waterloo
Othe Jones
Hudson Couple Celebrate Sixty Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Glenny of Hudson Iowa host a Saturday open house marking their sixty seventh wedding anniversary. Born in Ireland in 1837 and 1843 respectively they migrated to the United States, married in 1864, and settled in Hudson after a long life of farming and civic involvement. They have four children and many grandchildren.
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Hudson
Scouster
Wnudsen
Atrs
Henry Glenny
Glenny
Ireland
County
Sligo
United States
Gincoln
Philadelphia
Rockford
Ann Smith
New York
Willie
Hattie Strayer
Libble
A. E. Brandhirst
Walter
Newton
Chia
Gates College Welcomes 26 New Winter Term Students
Gates college reports 26 new enrollments opening the high winter term. Names include Aliss Smelser Erma Rivers Anna Conney Bessie Spohr William Petersen and Wil liam Petersen among others across Cedar Falls Forest City Hampton and Bristow. total enrollments since Sept 1 reach 215. Roy Shoemaker spoke on The Spirit of 1927 and medals were awarded for typing speed gains and highest rate.
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Gates College
Aliss Lilian Smelser
Erma Rivers
Anna Mae Conney
Bessie Spohr
William Petersen
Waterloo
Elmer Gatlery
Masonville
Susan Jean
Jonta
Whelma Whitinger
Rice Ville
Vernon Smesrud
Sv Ansgar
Iarold Sheaman
Cedar Falls
Lucele Kelly
Forest City
G. V. Zimmerlin
Duncombe
Herbert Moore
Urbana
Elizabeth Robbins
Edgewood
Gwenda Payne
Hermann Wise
Brit
Dwight Purcell
Hampton
Leslie Ands
West Union
Lyrio Serfus
Bristow
Olis Retenius
Britt
Wendell Fleming
Voorhies
Prank Burger
Bist
C. Hi. Rogers
New Sharon
Earl Hunt
Earlville
Missionelle Higgason
Elijora
Goose Lake Area Plotted for Aid of Bass Project
City Engineer Nathan Barber and assistants mapped Goose Lake near Kia Portely Ta from a survey to support a proposal for a bass hatchery and small state park. The plan, promoted by the Waterloo chapter of Isaak Walton League, outlines roads and a drive for the lake area.
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Goose Lake
Bass
Nathan Barber
Kia Portely
Waterloo
Isaak Walton Leagua
Waltonians
Perce City
Barker
Incturla
Tziak Wattan Leagie
Waterlan
la Torre Gite
Philadelphia Evangel Visitors Head First Methodist Campaign
The annual week of evangelical activity at First Methodist Church in Philadelphia begins with Dr. George B. Dean of Philadelphia delivering sermons at both Sunday services and directing the campaign. He will speak and oversee the outreach next Sunday and throughout the week.
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First Mathiud
Ana
George 8. Dean
Philadelphia
Campaign visitation plan at Waterloo church district
Dean leads evangelism effort for a four million member church with ten Waterloo district pastors assisting. About 115 lay workers will visit homes mainly on the west side during evenings, sharing supper, instructions, and reports. Daily at nine o clock a special conference will gather ministers. No public meetings except Sunday. Campaign runs from Sunday to Friday night.
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Dean
Department of Evangelism
Waterloo
Alostoc
Dean Wil
Is He or Isn’t He Nick Kitsch Still a Student
University of Town grapples with Nick Kitsch status as a student or former student. Dean Rienow and Kitsch declined comment amid campus chatter about his future and fraternal associations.
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Nick Kitsch
Town City
Inn
University of Town
Nick
Cowboy) Kitsch
Kutsch
Dean Rienow
Colonist Ancestors of Lawn City People on Same Church Roll
Four Cedar Falls Congregational church members are descendants of settlers who belonged to the church at Wingham Massachusetts in 1636. The list names Tacavitt S Vetsny My Wester and Alva Rutledyp as descendants identified at a parish society meeting.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Railroad Motion to Strike Damage Petition Debated
In district court yesterday the railroad sought to strike portions of the damage petitions filed by El Schultz and Frank Ruble against Chicago Great Western Railway Company and D O Fox. Judge advised on Count 2 and considered striking other sections while requesting more specific statements. Schultz seeks 50000 dollars and Ruble 5000 for alleged slander. Attorneys Clifford Cox represented the railroad, while P Er ranks led the plaintiffs' side.
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District Court
Dotemsa
Peti
el Schultz
Frank Ruble
Chicago Croat Western Railway Company
D. OA. Fox
Tudge FL
Boise
Sehales
Nwl Rubin
Clifford
Officers Seek Russell Price He Seeks Pardons
Russell Price, convicted of bootlegging by a jury Feb 3 1926, must serve three months in the county jail and pay a 300 fine plus costs unless Gov Hamill suspends the sentence. The case arose after a municipal court fine for illegal possession. Firemen found eight one gallon cans of grain alcohol in Price’s car during a fire on Water Street. Price appealed to the Supreme Court. the appeal was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Russell Price
John S Tamimill
G. WW. Wraod
Price
Supreme’ Court
J. W. Thompson
Mittimus
H. T. Wagner
F. W. Edwards
Edwards
Waterloo
Hamnault
Weod
Supreme Court
Ienr
Water Street
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
W. A. Cook
Meads of Committees Named by Waterloo NCC
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People branch in Waterloo appointed committee heads at a recent executive meeting. Mrs. A Dent chairs education and recreation. J D Hopkins handles grievance. Judge John W Gwynne leads legal. Mrs. E Be Cheatham oversees meetings. Milton F Fields in charge of finance. Membership committee includes Mrs. Edie Scell as chair with Mrs. Kate Sage and Mrs. Myrtle Dollmire. A mass meeting is set for Thursday night January 33 at Mount Carmel Baptist Church.
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Kate Sage
Myrtic Dollmire
Mowit Carmel Baptist Church
Courier Patterns For Fashion Department Orders
Patterns to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design sent to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlooo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 16 days after sending your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Property Sold Figures In 1926 Record Gap
Between January 1 and July 1, 1926 the number sold was only 17 of that year's total of 2 028, reflecting a sharp mid year slowdown in sales despite the higher annual figure.
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West Union
Jan
Fayette County
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