Doris Clock to Wed Herbert Kahler in Hampton
Miss Doris Clock of Hampton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Clock, will marry Herbert Kahler son of Mrs Lena Kahler at 12 30 Tuesday at the brides parents home with only immediate family present. Res H L Michael pastor of First Congregational church will officiate with guests from Reinbeck Denison Waterloo Geneva and Traer. The couple will reside in Traer. Miss Clock has taught kindergarten in Crosion for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Clock
Ernest F. Clock
Hampton
Herbert Kahler
Lena Kahler
Freer
Res. H. L. Michael
First Congregational Church
Urner
Hugo Kehler
Charles
Reinbeck
Waldo Wahler
Denison
Russell White
Waterloo
H. CG
Vern
Marjorie
Geneva
Traer
Afiss
Crosion
Iowa Women to Attend Meetings in Washington DC
Iowa women will represent the state at two Washington meetings this month. Directors of the General Federation of Women's Clubs convene in the national capital Wednesday through Friday with attendees including Mrs Henry G C Taylor Bloomfield recording secretary and Mrs John Fox Lake Shenandoah director. The fourth national conference on the cause and cure of war runs January 15 to 18 with ten national organizations cooperating. Iowans Mrs Fred Hunter and Mrs Ernesta Brown of Des Moines and Mrs Clarence Knutson of Clear Lake are listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DB. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Capital
Henry Gcg. Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation
Mya
Wlliam Michrist
Sioux City
Town Federation
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
Pike to Speak on Friday at Woman's Club
George E. Pike will discuss World Peace at a Civic department program of the Waterloo Woman's Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. L. Gorton leads the program committee. hostesses include Mrs. H. W. Grout, Mrs. W. R. Walker, and Mrs. E. E. Petrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Pike
Woman’s Club
George E. Pike
Civic” Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
E. L. Gorton
H. W. Grout
W. R. Walker
E. E. Petrie
Society Calendar Shows Varied Meetings Tonight
The community calendar lists Book Tonight at Natural Music Club with Mrs. F T Gillpatrick, Waterloo OES chapter, Grace M E events, Boy Scouts family party at church parlors, Quota Club at Hotel Russell, parish dinners and annual church meetings, Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist, Tuesday Morning review at Woman's clubhouse, Tuesday Afternoon Book and Needle Club led by Mrs A H Frank, and multiple club gatherings including Happy Hour, Tuesday Luncheon at Black's Tearoom, Elks, Circle 5 at First Lutheran, Sons of Union Veterans, Mothers and Box Scouts, Daughters of Isabella, and more at various venues such as Memorial Hall, Fireman's Hall, and Carpenter Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
F.T. Gillpatrick
Chanter
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Masonic Semple
Grace M
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
First Brethren Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
First Lutheran Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Woman's Clubhouse
A. H. Frank
We. T. U
GC. A
Happy Hour Club
J. W. Rath
Black’s Tearoom
Elklets
Elks Club
Circle 5
First Lutheran Mtssionary Society
E. J. Burk
Sons of Union Veterans—Memorial Hall
Mothers
Graves Memorial
A. Behweh
F. H. Schrader
Sunshine Lodge
R. T
Mary Melrose
D. A. Ra
R. C. Bodwell
A. A. U. We-Woman's
State Has 3 000 Beauty Shops in Towa
A state health official reports 3 000 beauty shops with 4 500 operators across Towa. She notes strong competition, ongoing modernization, and plans for higher training and compulsory high school education for new cosmetology exam entrants. The state regulates parlor work, effective July 4, 1927, promoting sanitation and professional interest. Local events include book review, club meetings, and a card party fundraiser for Our Lady of Victory academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Goldie Cessna
State Department of Health
Cessna
Gessna
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Hints in Beauty Care From Expressions
A vintage beauty guide advises on altering facial expression to suit one’s looks. It suggests smiling corners raised slightly for friendliness or cultivating serious, quiet looks, and warns against nervous chatter and unnecessary hand gestures. It covers posture, head and shoulder alignment, and weight management with simple routines and cautious use of creams and massage for leg and facial areas.
Key Homes Project by Club Federation Introduced
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches ideal community homes in each state to provide authoritative homemaking information. Led by Mrs. John Sherman, the Los Angeles setup honors Hoover's home life. Homes will be staffed by experts in maternal health, child psychology, and home economics, with free community counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John Sherman
American Homes Department
Federation
Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
Chambers of Commerce
Thru County
Des Moines Meeting Draws Waterloo Delegates
Waterloo will be represented at the annual Iowa Master Painters and Decorators meeting in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs F M Michael will attend sessions Tuesday to Thursday and greet the women's auxiliary at its fifth anniversary tea. A luncheon, president’s reception, and banquet are planned with other Waterloo attendees listed. Also noted is the marriage of Pauline Ellen Stickles to Warren E Bales and the Triple Five club banquet in Cedar Falls chaired by Mrs J F Loranzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Des Moines
F. M. Michael
Michael
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Younker
L. E. Oehlerts
Ralph J. Myers
B. Brown
Robert Andre
Frank Snider
Pauline Ellen Stickles
Cedar Rapids
Warren E. Bales
Triple Five Club
Cedar Falls
Black's Tearoom
J. F. Loranzen
Church News Circles Meet at 2:30 Today
First Lutheran Missionary society plans a Wednesday meeting at 2 30 PM at 942 Walnut Street hosted by Mrs Anna Gabriel. Introns' class hostess is Mrs F H Schrader. Graves Memorial U B church gathering Tuesday afternoon at 712 South Street with assistance from Mrs W W Anderson and Mrs R W Kendall. Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary joins Macedonian and Westminster Worker classes for a 1 PM luncheon Wednesday with brief business sessions after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Anna Gabriel
Walnut Street
F. H. Schrader
Graves
U. B. Church
South Street
W. W. Anderson
R. W. Kendall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster
Club Notes Hostess Plans Tuesday Luncheon at Black's
Mrs. GS. G. Stevenson will be hostess at Tuesday luncheon gathering. The event aims to bring members together at Black's tearoom tomorrow afternoon for social and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. G. Stevenson
Black's Tearoom
Funeral Services for Robert M. Knox Wednesday
Funeral services for Robert M. Knox, a prominent bond man killed Friday night after alighting from a streetcar at Independence Avenue and Wight, will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the late home 8 Alta Vista Avenue. Interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Faves C and daughter Janet travel from Hollywood, California for the service. A minister will be chosen near their arrival. A coroner jury exonerated Clive G. Matthews, Northwestern University student, who drove the car that struck Knox, and passenger Francis W. McCarten was also exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponstal
Raber
MM. Knox
Independence Avenue
Wight
Alta Vista Avenue
Elmwood Cemetery
Faves c
Janet
Hollywood
Cal
Clive G. Matthews
Halltown, In
Northwestern University
Knox
Francis W McCarten
Matthews
Paris Opens Greatest Covered Market Place
Paris marks the opening of a permanent catered market on the Champs de Mars by the Belne river. The new mercantile village features reinforced concrete streets and avenues of stores, illuminated by electric light, designed as a central hub for shopping and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Champs de Mars
Jefe Bank of
Safety Campaign Aims to Cut Automobile Deaths
The Iowa Automobile Association joins with educators and officials to launch a statewide safety drive. A dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson will outline plans led by W B Rood to reduce child and general automobile fatalities. School boy patrols will guard intersections before and after classes, teaching safe play and home habits to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Automobile Association
Towa
Yows Automobile Association
Russell Lamson
Glenn A. Tibbollits
W. B. Rood
Des Moines
Towa Automobile Association
Town Automobile Association
Acteal
Waterloo
Seek Lost Half of Cullinan Gem Crown Jewel
Two rival diamond syndicates conduct vigorous searches for a diamond over a thousand carats believed to be the missing half of the Cullinan, now part of the crown jewels. Since 1993 reports said a native possessed the other half. both groups claim solid information on its whereabouts as the Premier Diamond Company funds the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Dan
Engand
Tower of London
Premier
English Village Without Wedding for Six Years
In St Audries England the village faces a six year wedding drought. Rev J Basil Rust seeks to spark romance with dances but youth remain reluctant. About 20 to 30 marriageable girls exist, one engaged, many busy in London, while local boys are blamed for lingering singleness. In Iowa a pioneer obituary notes Augustus M Matsell, 67, former NYPD chief’s son, dies in Cedar Rapids after months ill.
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Minehead
Eng
Tao
Cupid
St. Augres
Quantock Hills
S. Nevieau
J. Basil Rust
Altho
St. Audries
Fance
London
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Augustus M. Matsell
New York
Matsell
Wapsipinicon River
Brain Test Answer Card
Puzzle note lists steps for a brain teaser: (1) Letter Bin space, (2) Cros in first space, (3) Circle around 22. (4) No, yes, yes. (4) Grasses in the first three spaces. No circles.
Charm Chars Makeup Rules for Women Readers in Courier
A humorous guide on cosmetics and makeup technique urging restraint and knowledge of color, facial geometry, and contour. It warns against overindulgence, promotes correct application steps from cleansing to lipstick, and uses period voice to discuss blush rouge and powder blending for a natural look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charm
Mealtty Om
Beatty
Evening Courier
Toto
Egypt
City in brief and local notices mixed ad item
Glasses broken have them repaired Buchanan's phone 4343. Shean, ill at 761 Riverside Drive, improved today. Harold Fox of Fox Shoe Store, 619 Sycamore, left for Chicago on a business trip. Nancy Y. Heffa, Walnut Cart Apartments, left for Los Angeles and California. George F. Lichty, president Smith Lichty & Hillman Co., returned from Exl elsior Springs Mo. heavier snowfall there than here. Bertha Turner filed for divorce from George Turner seeking alimony and attorney’s fees. Married July 14, 1925 at Independence. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Winterbottom, 432 Denver, left for Los Angeles to spend winter with San Francisco, Denver and Salt Lake City. Dr. Roland and Dr. Brinkman attended a birthday clinic at Mercy Hospital. Harry Burd and A. C. Behrens, Graham Paige dealers, returned from Detroit after dealers meeting. James M. Graham left for New York to attend Hahn Department Stores meeting. Officers for 1929 to be elected at Waterlog Social Welfare League board meeting. December health and social work reports to be read by Miss Jane Thompson. A. C. Sherwood, ill with influenza, improving. expect to leave bed soon. Mrs. Sherwood died Monday of pneumonia. their son Kenneth died Wednesday of scarlet fever. burials Saturday. Jacob L. Buachele’s will leaves estate to wife Carrie S. Buachele, executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burd
A. C. Behrens
Jocus Graham-Paige Automobile
Detroit
Graham- Paige National
James M. Graham
James Black Dry Goods Company
New York
Hahn Department Stores, Inc
Waterlog Social Welfare League Board of Directors
W. CO
Jane Thompson
A. C. Sherwood
Edwards Street
Sherwood
Kenneth
Local Education Leader Passes After Brief Illness
Mr. Buechele, who died Wednesday, served ten years as Black Hawk county superintendent of schools and later led Independence city schools in Ja. He was a prominent figure in regional education and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Buechele
Black Hawk County
Independence, Ja
Repass Resigns as General Agent for Connecticut Mutual
Fred C. Repass resigns after four years as general agent of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance. Don D. Miller named successor, coming from Cedar Rapids. They will co lead city and outer district work as office moves from the fourth to tenth floor of Pioneer National Bank Building to expand space. The Northeastern Iowa headquarters serves 32 counties. Miller previously led Equitable’s district operations in Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Repass
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Don, D. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Repass
Miller
Towa
Pionser National Bank Bultdae
O. A. Hepass
Connecticut Mutual
J. I. Leavitt
Pioneer National Bank
R. Russell
Emmons Johnson
Equitable Insurance Company of New York
Fort Dodge
Waverly Banker Identifies Robber Suspect at Memphis
Waverly Ia Jan 7 Final identification of Frank Dever held by Memphis police on bank robbery charges has been made by EB Moehling of Waverly who viewed the suspect and said he is positive Dever is the man who gathered the crash from the counter during the daylight robbery of the State Bank here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Frank
Dever
Aemphis
Tenn
Memphis
Moehling
Sumner Girl Puts on 3-Act Comedy in Western Cities
Esther G Ladwig originator and producer of When Men Marry a three act comedy will leave tomorrow after a holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs O Ladwig. She is joined by her assistant Miss Mabel Parker St Ansgar. They tour from Wallace to Spokane Seattle Vancouver and then to California presenting the home talent production under local auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Jan. T
Esther G. Ladwig
O. Ladwig
Mabel Parker
St. Ansgar
Walla Willa
Spokane
Man Recovering After Fall from Wagon to Ground
Edward Freese remains at Mercy hospital in Waverly with head injuries after falling from a wagon load of hay when a pulley rope broke. Specialists report no skull fracture but severe concussion. His brother Harry stays by his side on the farm southwest of Clarksville, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Edward Freese
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Rohlfs
Harry
Free
Here
Horseradish Appetizers and Leftover Duck Timbales Dish
Horseradish appetizers mix horseradish with mayonnaise and spread between thin brown bread slices. Duck and rice timbales combine chopped roast duck with cooked rice eggs pimento and giblet gravy set in custard cups and served with tomato sauce. Browned cabbage uses cabbage in cream sauce with cheese butter and breadcrumbs baked until brown.
Italy to form an academy modeled after Richelieu's Paris
Italy will establish a national academy modeled after the Paris academy created by Cardinal Richelieu. It will have 30 members, unlike the French body which has 40 Immortals. The Roman academy will be government appointed rather than self perpetuating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rone
Italy
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Hadassah S Buds
Elizabeth Greenberg
Hadassah
Lane Street
Esther A. Siegel
Min Wattey
Rose Feinberg
Elizebeth Greenberg
Esther D. Siegel
Palestine
Vera Rock Walls
Maude Popp Wiese
Fourth Street
Wesk
Woman‘s Tabor! Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Lulu Cushman
St. John’s Party
St. John's Sewing Circle
Ted Slaughter
Joseph Otto
Society
Charles S. Brooks
Doris Welstead
Public Library Staff
Woman's Club
de Meeling
Silver Cross
Sunshine Lodge No
L. A
B. of
Fireman's Hall
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
CG. A
Mrs. A
Mary E
Church News
Robert M. Knox
Mayer
Vom
Pars
Redfern
Rita
Advic
PRIEF
Buchanan
G. CG. Shean
Riverside Drive
Harold Fox
Fox Sioe
Sycamore Street
Chicago
Nancy Y. Heffa
Walnut Cart
California
George F. Lichty
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Excelsior Springs
Bertha Turner
George Turner
Independence
John W. Winterbottom
Denver Street
San Francisco
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
T. A. McManus
Dor. BE. Ts. Rolif
J. B. Brinkman
Dor. W. A. Rohlf
Jacob L. Bucchale
Lenger
Carrie
Buachele
Executrix
Fred C. Repass
General Insurance Agency
Don D. Miller
Eureka
del Monte
Hershey
Sauerman'’S
Academy
Frencis
Hane
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sant-Fligsh v
Fashion Department
Wena
Nama
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