Engagement of Bernice Call to Frank Holman Announced
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Bernice Call daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Call 1402 Jefferson Waterloo to Frank Holman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Holman Los Angeles Cal and nephew of Mr and Mrs George Nauman Sans Souci Park The wedding is set for February in Los Angeles Cal Miss Call will depart Waterloo in the second week of February She has studied at West High School lowa State Teachers College and Columbia University and teaches kindergarten She is a pianist and member of the Waterloo Woman's club First Baptist church Holman a native of Marshalltown graduated in Pasadena and UC Southern Branch He served in France in WWI and is now an automotive instructor in an urban high school in Los Angeles Several pre wedding parties are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Call
C. W. Call
Jefferson Street
Frank €. Holman
Harry Holman
Los Angeles
Cal
George Nauman
Sans. Souci Park
Miss Call
Waterloo
Misa
Call
West High School
Low State Teachers College
Columbia University
Washington
Waterloo Woman's Club
First Baptist Church
Holman
Uyed Im Wrterlac
Marshalltown
Pasadena
University of California, Southern Branch
France
Iunie
Women's Christian Temperance Union Institute Plans February Meeting
The W C T U county institute for Black Hawk County will convene in February at the Hudson auditorium with about 1,500 names on the county roll, the largest in the state. The meeting adopted the slogan Hold fast and Go Forward and speakers included Mrs. Ida B Wise Smith and district and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renorte
Bello Jewell
Cedar Falls
Elmer Blough
Orange Township
WW. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Wichals
East
Tina BaNheim
Ga Porte City
William ‘Briden
Oak Ridge
G. A. Sheridan
Mildred McConnell
Cedar Walls
W. OC
Te Us
College
Ars
Ida EB. Wise- Gralth
W. C. TU. Te
Pew E O Chapters Plan Founders Day Meet at Library
Pew E O chapters of FP BE O announce no Monday evening meetings at 112 in Mrs C Butler home and 7 at 8 in Mrs Northes home. Two week Founders Day luncheon planned at Black’s Tearoom with a memorial library building pledge by both chapters. Speakers include Dr J A Laurie of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian and reviews of The New Negro and Colour by Countess Cullen. Ground breaking for the Mary Allen Stafford Memorial Library and Administration Building on Iowa Wesleyan campus in Mount Pleasant scheduled with many dignitaries and a procession to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mya. BL
Northes
Black's
J. A. Laurie
Gedar Heights
Iowa
Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Mary Allen Stafford
Carl
William
Trugtens
Dru. Sy Smith
Smith
Charles Whittaker
I. G.leist
Martha McClure
Donald Newell
Fc. J. Myers
Mrs Champ Gross Bride Honored At Shower Party
Misa Lucilla McQuilkin entertained in her home last evening in honor of Mrs Champ Gross who before her marriage on December 4 was Miss Leo Drape. An electric item was presented to the bride. Hosts served a two course luncheon in pale green and pink with a two tone cake centerpiece. Ice cream molded as flower pots held real roses. Games filled the evening as guests gathered including Mrs John Recent, Mrs James Dawson, and Misses Maude Meyers Tucille Schmidt Agnes Kasent Hulda Matthias Janet McKenzie Laura Brandt Nitella Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lucilla McQuilkin
Champ Gross
Leo Drape
Caledonians Reelect Officers at 1926 Meeting
Reelection of the Caledonian society officers occurred last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rust. Cedar Heights president Dr. J. A. Laurie Cedar Falls first vice president I. J. Dempster Cedar Falls second vice president A. R. Baxter Cedar Falls secretary Mrs. Margaret Milversted Waterloo treasurer Mrs. G. Stevenson Waterloo committees chairmen are social Mrs. John Hansen Cedar Falls Mrs. Rust Waterloo Mrs. Atuey Campbell Cedar Heights flower Mrs. J. W. Robe program Mrs. Donald Findlayson. Plans outlined for the Burns banquet at Cedar Falls in January. Child Conservation league members host a tea at the clubrooms Monday afternoon with each member free to bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Caledonian Society
C. E. Rust
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
I. J. Dempster
Waterloo
A. R. Baxter
Cedar Falls
Margaret Milversted
G. Stevenson
John Hansen
Cedar Falis
Rust
Atuey Campbell
Flower
J. W. Robe
Donald Findlayson
Woman's Club Anniversary Marked by Birthday Party
Waterloo Woman's Club marks its forty ninth founding anniversary with a 2:30 p.m. party at the club. Mrs. A. W. Kerwin chairs the January event with music by soprano Catherine Sedgwick and a piano solo by Mrs. A. G. W. Peterson. Cards, refreshments, and decorations are planned by committees, while the Fine Arts department held a session yesterday with 36 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Weishnar
Waterloo Woman's Club
AW. T. Kerwin
Misa Catherine Sedgwick
W. E. Spencer
FF. Ll. Marquis
Glen Miller
C. O. Juamson
J. W. LaBarre
L. C. Massner
R. M. Knox
Jackson McCoy
Leo Leeper
N. A. Lichty
Lee Litchfield
DL. Clark ‘Beaper
C. A. Boatman
Karl EF. Manz
Mark Campbell
Mmes. E. J. Corton
A. W. Paterson
D. W. Axon
W. Pb. McCormick
Mrs Bert Gibbs Hosts Christmas Party for Fourteen
Mrs Bert Gibbs entertained a formal Christmas gathering at her home with fourteen guests. Guests included Mmes N M Gibbs Charles F Swyers N A Potter F Forbes L Tokheim C C Chesterman P C Anderson Frank Miller Fort Bolter A A Sundby Bert Tretie Frank McClinton T C Thompson and Norman G Holler. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Rose Mary, assisted by Mrs WN OL Cibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gibbs
Mmes
N. M. Gibbs
Charles F. Swyers
N. A. Potter
F. Forbes
L. Tokheim
C. C. Chesterman
P. C. Anderson
Frank Miller
Fort Bolter
A. A. Sundby
Bert Tretrie
Frank McClinton
T. C. Thompson
Norman G
Elklets Club Notes for Tuesday Luncheon and Meeting
Elklets plan a luncheon and regular meeting Tuesday at the Elks club. West side members should call Mrs. T J Fitzgerald to reserve, with other members Mra. George Schoel helping. reservations due by 9 a m Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Fowler hosts Mappy Hour luncheon at Black's tea room, while last evening's card gathering at Black's tearoom awarded prizes to Mrs. P A Manning, J ar Searles, and Mrs. G F Schmuelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elklets
Elks Club
West Side
T. J. Fitzgerald
George Schoel
U. m
Cora Fowlar
Black's Tea Room
Fikare Club
Black
P. A. Manning
J. Ar. Searles
G. F. Schmuelt
Ina Aye
Hints in Beauty Care Diet Hints for Hair and Skin
Diet affects hair health and complexion and even clears the system. A milk and fruit diet is suggested to tackle blood acidity, with daily scalp massage. Recipes include milk, fruit, rice pudding, soups, salads with mayonnaise, and light meats, plus vegetables and greens for reducing weight and improving appearance.
Sacred Heart Bazar Feb 1 3 Offer Games and Dances
Sacred Heart church sets its annual bazar in the school hall for February 1 2 and 3 with three orchestras for dancing and booths country store and games. A large women’s committee will serve 1000 persons while the men’s committee handles decorations and facilities. Other local meetings and activities noted include a Mary Melrose chapter 1 pm start at the YWCA, a St John’s Young People club birthday dinner and dance at Black’s tearoom, and a Masonic W aterloo charity supper event with rabbit supper for Star members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joseph P. Schuy
S. J. McGinn
George McGuire
John Connolly
B. Condon
Joseph Lutgen
W. Beck
W. Toomey
Landh McMinus
Chets Struber
Dougherity
Francis Murphy
Arthur Connolly
Clarence Sluston
J. J. Meany
Hugh Mehfantes
Chris Strubel
J. H. Witzgerald
St. John's Young People's Club
Black's
Viola Mishak
Ruth. Fressle
Church News and officer installation at Wilner Street Taurist church
Twenty five members and families attended a supper and chess event at Wilner Street Taurist church with officer and teacher installation. Committees named for Membership, Reception, Social, Entertainment, and Publicity. attendance set for Sunday meetings at 60. Gleaners officers elected at East Park Presbyterian church. Cedar Heights Missionary society entertained at Mrs Parrett home with new officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilner Street
T. Fy
Wimmel
Vistta- Hom
Gi. Dandike
Fio Te. Bunce
Flow. Brandt
James Mc Aan
Richard Ber
Mra
FL. W. Brandt
New Noble Grand Will Be Installed by Rebekah Lodge
Mrs C E L Carr will be installed as noble grand of Temple Rebekah lodge Monday evening in Black and I O O F hall. She succeeds Mrs Martin J Kellerla in the installation of Rebekah officers. The ceremony will be held jointly with installation of officers for Black Hawk lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah’ Lodge
C. EL. Carr
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Martin J. Kellerla
Rebekah Oteers
Black’ Hawklodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Four Girls Chosen for JH Declam Contest Team
Junior High school representatives in the East High home declamatory meet were selected after preliminary tryouts held yesterday. Ruth Miller and Neva Miller won in the dramatic class, while Violet Schrag and Thelma Barthol Jemew captured the humorous division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Ruth Miller
Neva Miller
Violet’ Schrag
Thelma Bartho Jemew
Milk Dealers at Grundy Center in Price Cutting War
Grundy Center milk dealers engage in a price cutting war. Quart prices fell from 10 cents to 3 cents over the past week, with claims of a 6 cent next week. Key players include Henry Lutjens who purchased Neniton Lynn dairy, and Hasbrook, both joined by Siluyer and Newton in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Courter Special Service
Bidon Hasbrook
Henry Lutjens
Neniton Lynn
Luitjens
Hastrouk
Henry Siluyer
Harry Newton
Waverly Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Rachel Brinkman aged 55 died at her Waverly home after a long period of invalidism that followed frequent surgical treatments. She is survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements likely for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Rachel Brinkman
City in Brief Eyes Glasses Ride and Hospital Returns
Chinook city notes report Ella Wood returning from St Francis Hospital to 402 Wellington. W. R. Liwell and P. B. Frank back from Cedar Rapids business trip. A P Golinvaux ill at home 413 Mullan Ave East. Mary Hewitt named administratrix of Albert Tu Hewitt estate valued around 5 000 dollars. Mrs T M Guhring convalescing after operation at St Francis. George Mover recovering after operation at St Francis. Social Welfare League board to meet 12 15 p m Wednesday Jan 12 in committee room at the Western Ward. Ralph Snr West High coach to address Racquet Club on recreation at Wick meeting Monday night. Margaret Trainor named sister Hannah McKeever. Estate value estimated 3 200 dollars. Mrs P H Ritz operated on for appendicitis at Allen Memorial Hospital reported recovering rapidly. Timely fire department work aided by firefighters saved three buildings near bunk building after fire on Feb 27. Sleeper train schedule and Chicago departures listed with fare, reservation info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella B. Waod
St. Francis Hospital
Wellington Street
HW. R. Liwell
PB. H. Frank
Cedar Rapids
A. P. Golinvauyx
Mullan Avenus East
Mary Efewitt
Albert Tu. Hewitt
Tf. Ti. Guhring
Nashua
Ceorxea Mover
First Street West
Social Welfare League
W- Ww
Wal Ralph Snr
West High
Raca
Aub
Wick
C. A
Margaret Trainor
Hannah McKeever
P. HE. Ritz
Cortlandt Street
Allen Memoriad Hospital
Sow
Titewich
Warwick Furniture
Chicago
Cand Rapida
Mich
Courta
J. W.thompson
District Court
Canton
Vnn
Sycamore
Fourth Streets
Blanch Chapman
Albert Chapman
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Joint Plumbers Convention
The Ladies Auxiliary of OWA Plumber Assn schedules a joint event with the thirty ninth annual Town Master Plumbers Assn convention in Hotel Russell Lamson January 18 to 20. Officials include Sidney C. Smith and Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts. Program features openings, speeches, tours, a reception and banquet, with officers to be elected Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary
Chorus Girl Weds on Rialto Stage in Act of Theatrical Flair
Miss Dorothea Bloom known as Betty Lea of the Dainty Darlings married Claude Maldiman in a Rialto theatre ceremony at 5:45 pm. Rev J E Prichard officiated before a crowded house with Dainty Darling company members present. Gifts included a solid silver chest. arrangements and banquet were provided by industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea. Bloom
Shenandoah
Betty Lea
Dainty Darlings
Rialta Theatre
Claude Maldiman
Dewar
J. E. Prichard
Dunkerton
Dainty Darling Company
Alexander Frank
M. Hr. Loomis
Gilbertville Man Is Critically Ill
Gilbertville Ia Jan 8 Thomas Harrig Grand Works ND called here today due to the critical illness of his father John Harrig in making his first birthplace visit in 23 years. The elder Harrig a longtime resident has been very ill for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gilbertville
Thomas Harrig
Grand Works
N. D
John Harrig
Harrig
Radio Tax Puzzle At County Meeting
At a Black Hawk County gathering led by County Auditor N Washer radios were valued by tube count for taxation. The tax ranged from 1.50 to 3.00 monthly in some cases. Deputy auditor Alda R Clark and Treasurer Ed Madigan offered guidance. East Waterloo assessor Jack Hartman chaired the session with Sweltzer and Townsley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk County
N. Washer
Alda R Clark
Salvation Army Hall Revival Meetings Continue Next Week
Revival meetings at the Salvation Army Hall 513 Water Street continue next week with Jon Gibbs conducting tonight and Capt George Watts in charge tomorrow for holiness services at 11 am Sunday school 2 30 pm and a service at 7 30 pm. Next week leaders include George Sheridan Samuel Fike Rev J Paul Vincent and Rev George Woodall meeting times start 7 30 pm rebuilding focus Sibert plans return to the old location. M J Butterfield attorney at 208 1 2 Fourth Street East has new office at 201 203 Commercial National Bank Building. Charles Tenenbaum relocates to First National Bank building with Nauman Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hally
Water Street
Jon Gibbs
George Watts
George’ Sheridan
The
Samuel Fike
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
J.” Paul ‘Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
J.george Woodall
St.Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Sibert
M. J. Butterfield
Fourth Street
Commercial National Bank
Charles Tenenbaum
Waterloo Manufacturing Jewel
Ers
First National Bank
Nauman Company
Peee
Tenants Evicted by Fourth St Fire Open New Quarters
G. A. Sibert, whose jewelry store at 10 Fourth Street east was wrecked in the December 27 fire, has moved salvaged stock to 626 Lafayette Street where temporary quarters opened today. Debris clearing began at the R. WN. Cowin building once occupied by Sibert. store fixtures not beyond repair were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Sibert
Fourth Street
Lafayette Street
R. WN. Cowin
Sibert
American Express Office Moves to New Location
The main American Railway Express office and warehouse are being moved today from 23 Fifth Street to 1 Water Street, near the Tilimas Central passenger station. The new quarters will open to the public Monday morning. The Fifth Street location has been in use for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Express Company
Fifth Street
Water ‘Street
Hear
Tilinais’ Central
Ars
Scoutmasters Open Meeting Forms Temporary Troop Unit
In a first monthly trading meeting of scoutmasters assistants and junior assistants held at First Presbyterian church gymnasium last night forty leaders organized into ten patrols opened in regu lar scout form with flag ceremony becoming a Boy Scout troop. Tenderfoot requirements were given as instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Scout badge presentation and instructional period noted
The text records J. H. Snively presenting a flag and P. Z. DeWolt awarding a scout badge while rope work was demonstrated by all patrols. Instructional game periods were led by Melvin Garnett during a period described as the next Scoutmaster instruction. The passage mentions an organic glass invented in Vienna that transmits ultraviolet rays from the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Snively
Hiato
P.z.dewolt
Melvin Garnett
Irriday
Vienna
Oblingly
Waterloo Patterns Offered by Evening Courier
Up-to-date patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier department offer designs with seams included. Send 15 cents per pattern to the fashion department, Waterloo. Orders filled at noon when possible, with delivery in about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
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Frank Holman
California
W. GC
T. U. Institute
Hudson
U. Gr
K. of P. Hall
Woman's Club
Mary Morross
Child Conservation League
P. BE
Y Butler
P. E
F. Li. Northey
Delphn
P. W
Teeany Atakhopt
Elkletsa—Elks Club
Pythian Sisters
Kk. of Fy Batt
Yappy Four Club
Laine
Home Wind Velucetien Denarbment
Woman’s Club
Pew E. O
League
R We CG Ak
Edna Kent Forbes
Sarah Ann
Wariah Katy
Myra
Mo M
Putinesh
Sacred Heart
D. A
Mary Melrose
Raymond Folk
A. G. Sawyer
Elis Island
Masonic Wall
Martin Meyde
Bartone
Progressive Delphian
E. J. Cherney
Elubraams
Church News
Gleaners Circle
Monies Arthra
Falanbeth Mar Dresklent
Petty Margit
Tarriet Steffins
Binnehe Woughis
Oy Laneford
Dorothy Thompson
Berniva Talund
Fru
Walter Wade
Cedar Heighs Missionary Society
W. F. Parrett
Ailes Morgan
GW. Sanborn
A. T. Morehouse
Wardick
Witd Mere
A. Laurie
Hlermture
Alteta
Neds
WRS. C. BD
Buchanan
M. C
Sirat National Bank
Fremen Hell
Soom
Arriva
Irtva
Wharloo
Ladies’ Auxiliary OF
OWA Plunber
Ass'n
Lou. Pray
America
J. A. Zook
Waterloo’ Association
Glenn A. ‘Tibbitts
FS. Prapalka
mAddress
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Don Holt
Sioux City
Wilks Club
Wadnesday
Whomas
Min- Teapolis
Russell- Lamson
Bath Packing Company
J. Flentie
National ‘Trade Extansi Bureau
Motel Russell-Lamson
Lon Fray
Fort Dodge
Propetka
Bailey
Des Moines
Sid Vernentin
Davenpart
Don Volt
H. A. Rynearson
A. Wunder
Dubuque
Sabrovsky
Mason City
L. Djugosed
Storm Lake
Gexecutive
S. C. Smith
L. B. Marek
Black's Tearoom
Woman's Organization
Hotel Russel-Lamson
J. B. Broner
Rialto
American Express
Walter Baker & CO. Led
Dorchester, Mass
Canadien Midls Ac
Montreal
1St Presbyterian Church
Nome
Feet Eee Ewan
Reagan
Ted
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