Mississippi flood control debated at Fortnightly meeting
George B Worthen spoke to the Fortnightly club at Mrs J W Krapfel home on Mississippi flood control urging protection of Mood district land from squatters andTimber loss in Minnesota and Wisconsin. He noted federal inaction and proposed options include state share of costs and shoreline protection plans. Participants included Floyd Goodrich J W Arbuckle AL C G Cole and Dr C W Bruner with Charles Chakerian of Near East Relief expressing appreciation for American aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
J W. Krapfel
Mississippi
Worthen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cooldge
Varios
Cairo
Ya River
Floyd Goodrich
J. W. Arbuckle
AL C G. Cole
C. W. Bruner
Charles Chakerian
Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters Installs Officers
Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters installed new officers at a meeting yesterday afternoon at First Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. H. J. Hemmerling was elected president joined by Mrs. R. J. Tarpy as vice president, Mrs. Tiry Miller as secretary, and Mrs. H. W. Boergey as treasurer. Three new members were inducted: Mrs. Julia Williams, Mrs. Henry Sheldon, and Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. L. E. Foster chaired the serving committee with Ida Bell, M. D. Thompson, Willian Rickert, and G. E. Meserve among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hemmerling
Mizpah Circle of the
King's Daughters
First Methodist Episcopal Church
R. J. Tarpy
Tiry Miller
H. W. Boergey
Julia Williams
Henry Sheldon
Charles White
L. E. Foster
Miss Dresser to Give Piano Recital at Cedar Falls
Miss Pauline Dresser of Cedar Falls will present a piano recital at Town State Teachers College today aided by contralto Miriam Evans of Spencer Iowa. The program includes Beethoven Mendelssohn Chopin and Wagner works among others, with a teachers college affiliation noted and a brief recital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uillian
Pauline Dresser
Cedar Falls
Ab & P. Om
Town State Teachers College
Miriam Evans
Spencer
Miss Dresser
Rose Ruegniter
Wagnre-Brassta
Wagner
Cricifx
Wee MacDowell
Misa
Rueguitz
Grace Clubine Weds Raymel Demmel at Dunkerton Home
Grace Clubine and Raymel Demmel were married at the home of the bride’s parents in Dunkerton, Iowa, on January 1. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. E. E. Prescalt with thirty eight guests in attendance. The bride wore powder blue georgette with a bouquet of roses, sweetpeas and baby’s breath. Bridesmaid was Miss Maxine Bellmer and best man was Daniel Clubine. Luncheon followed, with guests served by Miss Blanche Telsinger, Miss Christine Slaebel and Mrs. Netha Guyer. The couple will reside in Desap after a trip to Cedar Rapids and lona City.
City's Money to Be Program Theme at Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club meeting at 2:30 p m tomorrow features Dr S J Rolf on How It Is Filled. Dr H A Boysen discusses How It Is Emplied. Mayor Tibbitts speaks on Taxes and City Licenses. The program ends with a discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Clyvie Department
J. Rolf
A. Boysen
Tibbitts
Frink Heads Northminster Missionary Society
Mrs Warren Frink was elected president of the Northminster Presbyterian Missionary Society at a meeting yesterday afternoon at Bris D Bower's home. Officers elected include Mrs E Kendrick as vice president, Mrs Olga Dickinson as secretary, and Mrs Fred Johnson as treasurer. Mrs F E Shidd presented the mission study and Mrs W E Scott with Mrs Frink sang a duet. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Frink
Northminster Presbyterian Missionary Society
Bris
D. BE. Bower
E. Kendrick
Olga Dickinson
Fred Johnson
F. E. Shidd
W. E. Scott
Frink
Peterson Elected President of Lutheran Guild
Mrs A T Peterson was elected president of the Trinity American Lutheran church guild yesterday afternoon in church parlors. Her staff includes Mrs Ben T Stapella as vice president, Mrs Edward Bak as secretary, Mrs FW Thompson as treasurer, and Mrs Ralph Shaye as floral committee chair. Hosts served refreshments after the meeting. FE Wateriso chapter Order of Eastern Star held a meeting last evening in Parrott building. Mrs W F Schrag announced initiation for Jan 25 and a paid baked squad supper will precede the session. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sacin Nelson and Miss Esther and Miss Jeanette Hyrensky and Mrs A A Dunham. Truman De Roame, Becker chapter worthy patron, gave a short talk. Shrine Bethany White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet at 7:30 pm Friday at Masonic temple Cedar Priss for a business meeting, after which the men will serve an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ben T. Stapella
Edward Bak
FW. Thompson
Ralph Shaye
of EL Wilk
F. G. Willis
G. FE
Wateriso
Order of Eastern Star
Parrott
W. F. Schrag
Marian
Sacin Nelson
Esther
Jeanette Hkyrensky
A. A. Dunham
Truman de Roame
Becker Chapter
Bethany
Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Cedar Priss
Beauty and Diet Advice from Edna Kent Forbes
A fragmented guidance piece contrasts calorie counts for fish and meat with weight control tips. It discusses avoiding pig derived fats, preferring lean roasts, and choosing boiled fish with vegetables. The text also covers skincare routines emphasizing cleansing, pore care, and gentle massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Manchester Past Pass Fifty-First Anniversary Date
Mr and Mrs R Garlick of South Wayne street celebrate their fifty first wedding anniversary. They recall their early days on a log house with candles and a straw tick bed, and a 206 mile sleigh journey from Prairieburg to Buck Creek for a license. He born near Andrew Iowa 1856, she born Meager Hill New York 1860. They have four children, J C Garlick Hopkinton C P Walmut McGrath Ernest R Garlick St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenure Speen
Manchester
R. ¥. Garlick
Wayne Street
Garlick
Mr. Garlick
Prairieburge
Buck Creek
Delhi
Andrew
Jackson County
Dubuque
Dicily
Jones County
Garlik
Frances E. Story
Meager Hill
N. Y
Anamosa
Earlville
Earlville. Mr. and Mrs. Garneck
J. C. Garlick
C. P. Walmult
Hopkinton
J. 5. Crouch
McGrath
Minn
Ernest
R. Garlick
St. Paul
Cedar Falls Woman's Club Hikes Dues to 1.50
Cedar Falls January 12 dues for the Cedar Falls Woman's Club were raised from 1 to 1.50 by vote of members at the general meeting of the eight departments yesterday. A nomination committee plan was adopted requiring two nominations for each office. The program featured two cello solos by Rolla Searight of Teachers College and talks on art in the home of Miss Rose Hansen and Miss Corley Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Servier
Cedar Falls
Friday Study Club Meets at Mrs Findley Home
Friday Study Club will gather tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Peter Findley for two youth oriented talks. Mrs. GC H Davis will discuss Trend of Modern Education while Mrs H Abbs speaks on Influence of High School Fraternities. The venue was changed from Mrs Forbes home per Elks Club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Findley
GC. H. Davis
H. Abbs
J. ©. Forbes
Club Notes from Jally Times and Waterloo Chapter
The Jally Times reports a club meeting with Mrs E L Olt and election of Mrs E P Potter as president. Favors went to Mrs Floyd Stevens and Mrs Irving Themes. Mrs J W Makinster to entertain January 25. Past Matrons Club of Waterloo Chapter Order of Eastern Star to meet for luncheon tomorrow at 72 oclock with Mrs Roy Hulett hosting. IT club entertained by Miss Littina Noble. favors to Miss Lars Shirley and Miss Anne Grunewald. Refreshments served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Katharine Noble. Other members include Miss Helen Glass Eleanor Dean Zerelda Aldneh Leana Ratne Lois WhitSide. First Cara Paul to entertain G F club tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jally
E. L. Olt
E. P. Potter
Favors
Floyd Stevens
Irving Themes
J. W. Makinster
Matrvons’ Club of
Littina Noble
Bridge
Lars Shirley
Anne Grunewald
Russ Grunewald
Katherine Noble
Helen Glass
Eleanor Dean
Zerelda Aldneh
Leana Ratne
Lois Whitside
Church News Weavers Meeting Postponed and Banquet Planned
A Weavers' close of First Baptist church meeting was postponed to Friday at 2 PM. Mrs. G. A. Lasser will host May -- details note First Presbyterian hostesses and upcoming mother and daughter banquet on March 31. A membership committee was named for Troaty Amenca Lutherast dinner, with new members received. Circle four of First Lutheran met to sew and tie comforts, with plans for February 8 entertainment by Mrs. Charles Formater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
G. A. Lasser
Mayel
First Presbyterian Church
Civeh
GE. Boyer
Othe Brotherthand
Troaty
Caren
Ben Stapela
A. J. Oleson
F. Herbert Mochiman
F.C Nus
Harry Furlong
Circle Four
First Lutheran Church
Mra. J. J. Brink
Ferrestimentis
John Lidner
Bruns
Charles Formater
Anniversary Observed for 1916 Wedding Couple
Thirty neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. James Culligan at 716 Short Wear Ave last evening for their twelfth wedding anniversary. High scores went to CG J. Nauman and Miss Agnes McGlade. Mrs. Irvin Niemeyer, Fred Morgan, and others served a buffet lunch. Ann and Mrs. Culligan received a Bridge ramp as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Culligan
al Bunea
J. Nauman
Agnes McGlade
Irvin Niemeyer
Fred Morgan
Harry Shaffer
William McGlade
Jack Robertson
Ann
Culligan
Illinois Leader to Attend Mooseheart Legion Meeting
Mrs. Frieda Gensmer state president of the Women of Mooseheart Legion of Illinois will sponsor initiation of candidates at Moosehall in Mooseheart. Waterloo Women of Mooseheart Legion to ballot on candidates at 7 30 p m with drill practice for fancy and degree teams. Royal Neighbors Waterloo exmp to meet for initiation and drill. no juvenile meeting. Mrs Mary J Sellen to celebrate eighty ninth birthday Monday at 309 Williston Avenue. American Legion auxiliary to meet at 8 p m with a musical contest and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Gensmer
Chicago
Women of Mooseheart Legion of Illinois
Moosehall
Waterloo Women of Mooseheart Legion
Aew Royal
Waterloo
Exmp
Hall
Mary J. Sellen
A. P. Smith
Williston Avouure
American Legion
City in Brief notes on locals and events
Various short items from Waterloo area including Joe Klein's Detroit trip, C M Cheney in Chicago, A J Edelson in New York, T M Buchanan returning from Chicago, Mrs. Behrens visiting California, Mrs. Burke improving from pleurobronchitis, lawyers Backus and O'Brien in district court, Ladies auxiliary N A L G meeting, Chilcote and Teisinger postappendicitis improvements, Black family traveling to Florida, Mrs. Harkness's condition improving after surgery, Knipp's move home after gall trouble, Daughters of Veterans planning social events, and Edgar Burrows suing Helen Burrows for divorce seeking injunction to protect his custody of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Klein
Joe
Detroit
Mich
C.M. Cheney
W., Co. F. & N. Railway
Chicapo
A. J. Edelson
A. J. Edelson Company, Inc
New York
T. M. Buchanan
Chicago
Margaret Behrens
Long Beach
Cal
Eda Behrens
Western Avenue
Noel Burke
Park Road
Guy W. Backus
E. R. O'Brien
Oelwein
Waterloo
Leo Harkness
la Porte City
Allen Memorial Hospital
Edward Knipp
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
Daughters of Veterans
A. G. Muncey
Seventh Street West
May Family Desertion Notice and Local Updates
May claims his wife deserted the family on December 28 1927. The couple married in Mariqn Ia March 14 1922. Charles W. Kline, school superintendent, ill with gall bladder infection but improving. Peter Grady of 218 Eighth St injured by a tree fall and treated at St Francis hospital. Rudolph Hamerle of 306 Sunnyside with minor injuries after car collision. Bishop of Bishop's Cafeteria left for Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota for treatment. Crystal Ice & Fuel Co harvested Cedar River ice. storage icehouses filled. Mr and Mrs Bunch spending winter in Lake Worth Florida. Frank Kipp fainted near his Street business. not critical. Legal notice involves Fickett Swisher Farwell vs Wartey in bulk sales case. Supreme Court reversal noted. Travel ad for Chicago Great Western rail service Waterloo to Chicago and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariqn
Marchy
Charles W. Kline
Rudolph Hamerle
Sunnyside Avenue
H. W. Byam
Traer
Fourth
Water Streets
Hamerle
Byant
B. F. Bishop
Bishop’s
Walnut Court Apartments
Rochester
Minn
Bishop
Emil Steffen
Frank Kipp
Failor
Bridge Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fickett, Swisher & Farwell
I. Wartey
Fourth Street
Chicago
Grand Central Staton
Waterloo
Morris Plan Bank Re-Elects Officers
Morris Plan Bank re elected officers and directors at the annual meeting last night. Officers named include Carleton Sias president L D Miller vice president George W Huntley vice president W E Ogle vice president W B Small treasurer W J Rechtfertig secretary and manager Alice G Wykoff assistant secretary Josephine A Kelly assistant treasurer. Directors listed include K Bentz Were Brown T M Buchanan Carl Davis George W Huntley Frank Landgraf oc C Lindner L D Miller GC aA Morris W E B Ogle W J Rechtfertig Carleton Sias W 8B Small L A Witry and Alice G Wykoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plan Company
Carleton Sias
L. D. Miller
George W. Huntley
W. E. Qogle
W. B. Small
W. J. Rechtfertig
Allee G. Wykoff
Josephine A. Kelly
K. Bentz
Brown T. M. Buchanan
Carl Davis
Frank Landgraf
C. Lindner
Aa. Morris
W. EB. Ogle
Patterns for the Courier requested for fashion depart
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns. Patrons should send 15 cents and a request for the pattern which includes seam allowances. Orders are to be mailed promptly and expected to arrive about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
Holdiman Better Amid Dunkerton Carrier Illness
Dunkerton Iowa January 12 Special Arthur Holdiman a Dunkerton railroad freight conductor is slightly improved at Allen Memorial hospital where he remains under treatment for blood poisoning reports indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdiman
Dunkerton, Ja
Arthur Holdiman
Dunkerton RR
F. D. Carrier
Allen Memorial Hospital
Helms of Monticello Leads Northeastern Iowa Photographers
Henry W. Helms of Monticello was elected president of the Northeastern Iowa Photographers' club at the annual meeting in Monticello. He succeeds M. J. Tritz of Waterloo. A. Martin of Hopkinton was elected secretary, with about 19 photographers attending the session devoted to routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Helms
Monticello
Towa Photographers’ Club
Ceeds
M. J. Tritz
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elks Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Nall
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. Co
Civic Department
Warman's Club
Peter Fhaidi¢y
W. R. CG
G. A. R.memorial Hall
Chit
E. S
Salisbury
Mooseheart Irglon
Moose Hall
White Shrine of Jerusalem
D. A
Philathea
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Miller
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Waterloo Lo
Mizpah
Black Hawk T
C. F. Hall
Wilam Stark
A. J. Shimer
P. C. Parker
George Martin
A. G. du Bois
N. W. Entiwisle
Lincoln Circle
Kensington
G. J. Bennett
Black's Tearoom
Grace Clubine
Raymel Demmel
Dunkerton
Peterson
Lutheran Guild
Miss Pla
Woman’s Club of
Findley
Hy Elks Club
Louis Alberta
Firs
Cara Paul
G. F. Clu
Church News
Illinois
Buchanan's
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Russell Chilcote
Moir Street
Fred Teisinger
Smith Street
James Black
Nan Black
Prospect Avenue
Florida
Panar
Tsi
Pan
Peter Grady
Eighth Street
Cedar Bend
Toay
Cedar River
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Crystal Company
Nashua
B. O. Bunch
Lake Worth
Fla
J. F. Hanan
Hanan
Kate Conn
Bunch
Morris Plan Bank
Alate
GK Sls
Spain
Helms
Heads
N. E. Iowa
Edgar BM. Rolls
Reeder
East Waterloo
Tio M
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
W. Std St
Selzer
Tranmere
Roy Fan
Elzer's Furniture
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