Esther Trotter to Lead Woman's Benefit Association
Mrs Esther Trotter will be installed as president of the Woman's Benefit association at Moose hall Tuesday evening January 15. Inductions include officers such as Nina Higgins financial secretary Ophelia Kinniburgh past president Olive Pickett Blizz Porterfield recording secretary and more. Boone In state field director will be in the city February 5 for initiation ceremonies. Additional Waterloo club activities include board meeting January social afternoon and programs on 1928 fiction and classic novels with lectures, recitals, and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Trotter
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Nina Higgins
Ophelia Kinniburgh
Olive Pickett
Blizz Porterfield
Gertia Gress
Edna Nanny
Alice Clifford Wolf
Mary Shirley
Olive Clifford
Maud LaTier
Pearl Higging
Chia Lantz
Sylvia Larkley
Thelma Willey
Kinniburgh
Elig Mark Lee
Boone
Knights and Ladies of Maccabee Hold Joint Installation
Cedar tent No. 28 Knights of Maccabee and Beehive No. 114 Ladies of Maccabee held a joint installation in Waterloo at Cedar Rapids hall. Mrs. Alta Lundy and Russell Warren led the ceremonies with numerous officers listed for both groups followed by refreshments closing the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Tent
Kmights of Maccabee
Beehive
Snadies of Maccabee
Waterloo
Hall
Alta Lundy
Cedar Rapids
Russell Warren
Joseph Cratsley
George Dreffein
Clarence Wilcox
District Meeting of Iowa Nurses to Be Held Here
An annual meeting of District 4 Iowa State Registered Nurses Association will be held at Black's Tearoom on Saturday January 19 with luncheon at 1 pm About 40 members from Bremer Marshall Hard Franklin Grundy Butler and Black Hawk counties are expected The principal speaker will be Dr T A McManus Waterloo president of the Iowa Medical Society Musical numbers will also be given Miss Margaret Driscoll Waverly is president and Miss Nell Hayes Waterloo is secretary Miss Minnie Malbauer Waterloo is in charge of the program Election of officers will be held during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Registered Nurses Association
Black's Tearoom
Bremer
Marshall
Hard
Franklin
Grundy
Butler
Black Hawk County
T. A. McManus
Waterloo
Iowa Medical Society
Margaret Driscoll
Waverly
Nell Hayes
Minnie Malbauer
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kei Skin Eruptions
Two common vein eruptions are described as blackheads and whiteheads. Advice covers dieting, water intake, hot water flushes, Agar BERT for digestion, facial steaming, careful extraction, cold rinse, and optional peroxide touch ups. Emphasis on minimizing infection risk and repeating steps as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kei
Club Notes and Local Meetings Preview
Jolly Couples meet for a 7 pm dinner at Roy and M rs Gilley s home 116 Lane St W B A Pioneer holds a 3 pm Tuesday business meeting in Moose Hall a picnic supper with potluck dishes. Petrova club meets at 309 Ninth St East Friday. prizes awarded to Nick Phillips Mrs Nash and Frank Dougherty. T T F club plans Thursday afternoon with 1247 Logan Ave. W Oo BML Bridge dinner Monday at Hotel President and bridge at Mrs G W McChine s home 592 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Couples Club
Roy Gilley
Lane Street
Petrova Club
Carl Anderson
Ninth Street East
Nick Phillips
Charles Nash
Frank Dougherty
Church Notices Highlight Parish Meetings and Social Events
A series of church notices describes a picnic supper at Christ Episcopal church next Tuesday at 6 30 pm followed by the annual parish meeting with vestry elections for 1929 and reports from parish groups. Unity Guild of First M B church plans a Monday evening gathering with supper and a brief business session. First Lutheran Brotherhood fixes a February 8 ladies night with a plenary supper, committees named for arrangements and entertainment. Two teams, the Monarchs and Cardinals, will recruit new members under Roy Gillan and W F P Trask, with luncheon served by J A Fratve and Albert Maus. Dinner meeting for the Ladies auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers is set at Block's tearoom Monday evening with installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Unity Guild
M. B
First Lutheran Brotherhood
Fred Welgert
Richart Diekman
Max Bredow
Henry Lingelbach
Roy Gillan
LaVern Werte
Monarchs
Cardinals
W. F P. Trask
J. A. Fratvke
Albert 3Iaus
Ladies' Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carers
National Defense Topic at Waterloo D A R Meeting
Waterloo chapter of the D A R met Friday evening at Black's tearoom with Mrs BP H Paulsen presenting a paper on national defense. The program included readings by Mrs William Sherman Walker and Mrs Alfred J Brosseau quotes, piano and accordion numbers by Miss Margaret Morris, committee reports on patriotic education and thrift, film announcements for January, new members Mrs W R Burkett and Miss Bess Nichols, and plans for the Feb 23 guest day dinner at Hotel President attended by about 40 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. H. Paulsen
Waterloo
Black
Paulsen
William Sherman Walker
National
Coolidge
America
Church
Army
Navy
Alta Fisher
Alfred J. Brosseau
Margaret Morris
Blaine
Spain
Lake Rose
Conservaton and Thrift
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Miss Weatherwax and Claude Poole
A quiet 4:30 p.m. ceremony joins Miss Dorothy Weatherwax and Claude Randall Poole at the Weatherwax home in Diagonal Ia officiated by Rev Effie McCollum Jones with Rev Donard Rheiner assisting Violinists Margaret Moore and Alice Mary EB Hebenstein perform. After the ceremony the couple plans to reside in Bartlesville Okla. Weatherwax attended Grinnell College and Iowa State Teachers College Poole is a 1926 graduate of the University of Iowa and works for Phillips Petroleum at Bartlesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Weatherwax
Margaret Moore
Alice Mary EB Hebenstein
Jessie
Jane Parrott
Bartlesville
Oklo
Miss Weatherwax
Iowa State Teachers College
Grinnell College
Weatherwax Insurance Agency
Poole
Iowa University
Phillips Petroleum Company
W R C installs 1929 officers in Memorial Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps held a Friday afternoon installation in Memorial Hall with Miss Anna Kistner in charge. New officers include President Mrs. Lottie Flick, Senior VP Mrs. P. B. Shirley, Junior VP Mrs. Eudora Keiderling, and others. Mrs. Shirley presented Miss Shister roses. Mrs. Alderman presented a $5 gold piece to Mrs. Flick for last year's work. The article also notes local club activities: Study Club on the American home at Mrs. E. T. Scott's home with papers on homemaking. a children's birthday party with prizes. King's Daughters Scattergood circle gathering. and a Degrea of Honor card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Anna Kistner
Victor Nichols
Lottie Flick
P. B. Shireley
Eudora Keiderling
Ju- Hus Dennis
Ida Alderman
Addie McCormick
Wesley Clemens
Leo Billings
Fred Bross
A. H. McKellar
Merl Peterson
Otto Obele
J. H. Lawless
J. c. Knapp
Emma Miller
Willam Davis
L. J. Tunis
Shirley
ET. EL Scott
Allen Street
W. W. Lytle
W. C. Breckenridge
Henry van Dyke
Roger van Schoyck
Baltimore Street
Junior Douthett
Eugene Wilcox
Bob LaRue
Hob Pashby
Guncheon
R. W. van Schoyck
E. Sandhagen
Brain test answer: list of items and facts
The text lists color words Orange yellow green blue violet and a sequence of months January March April August September October December with time of day dawn moon afternoon sunset twilight midnight and ranks Ne lieutenant captain major colonel general. It adds Laningrad once capital of Russia founded by Swedish Vikings over 600 years ago stated by two Swedish scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neutenant
Laningrad
Russia
Noted Health Lectures at Plaza Jan 29 to Feb
An offer of a health and beauty lecture series by a noted health authority runs January 29 to February at the Plaza Theatre under the auspices of the Waterloo Evening Courier. The item mixes public notices with a humorous aside about the Jonesmiths and a discussion on temper and marital harmony.
Peace Talk by G E Pike At Woman's Club Meeting
George E. Pike told the Woman's Club civic department that world peace grows from cooperation among groups of nations in America and Europe. He praised the Kellogg pact but warned disarmament won t by itself bring peace and noted other peace movements, world court limits, and dangers from propaganda amid many bayonets today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South America
George E. Pike
Woman’s ‘Club
Civic Department
Mr. Pike
United States
Pike
World Court
League of Nations
Organizations For Peace
Bellagz
Atras
China
India
King Robert of
Coming Nuptials of Miss Schrader Announced
Miss Evelyn Schrader will wed Q A Ide of Springfield. The announcement occurred at a party for First Lutheran church Girls Glee Club hosted by Mrs. L H Bender at 1803 Franklin Street. The couple names and family ties are noted with colors hive and pink napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Schrader
Q. A. Ide
Springfield
Construction Machinery Company
Ide
Monarch Tractor Company
and Airs
Daniel Tolo
Manito
Jenks and Lumpe Wed at Cedar Falls Home
F Willis Jenks and Miss Helen Lumpe wed today at the bridegroom’s Cedar Falls home 506 Hammond avenue. The ceremony was by Dr W P McCormick of Westminster Church with piano by Mrs McCormick and harp by Miss Rohlf. About 20 guests attended a wedding breakfast before the couple left for a trip to Chicago and other points and will reside in this city. Jenks works as a wholesale hosiery salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Helen Mr. Lumpe
Cedar Falls
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Misa Jean Rohlf
Becker Chapter Installation At Temple in Temple Iowa
Becker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held installation services for incoming officers Friday evening at the Masonic temple with Jamaica Ja. grand matron Ethyn Seidler presiding. About 200 attended as 1928 officers presented the flag. Retiring worthy matron Miss Jameda Stewart escorted several officers to the east and a flower service was held. New officers installed include Worthy Matron B. A. Black and Worthy Patron Harry Fergemann along with associate and other line officers. Committees were named and a dinner at Hotel President followed the ceremony. The next regular meeting is planned for Wednesday evening Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dal
Cedar Falls
T. L. Wheeler
Town
Wheeler
Russell DeGon
Adsah
Elizabeth Wise
Roy Metzger
Rush Forbes
Waterloo
Stewart
FP. T. Gillpatrick
BH. A. Black
Agnes Mae Schoel
Jean Fergemann
Eastern Star
B. A. Black
Harry Fergemann
W. L. Oswald
G. M.hollis
C. M. Hollis
Irene Williams
Etta Loveall
Glora Miller
GC. M. Fawcett
Nellie Merritt Cummings
R. L. Ingersoll
Adai
Gladys Towne
Ruth
Este Strayer
Esther
H. E. Pergemann
Martha
John 3B
Trainor
Electa
Jessie Martin
Warden
J. T. Bailey
Sentinel
Earl Mayer
Black
Louis “Hecklinger
Seidler
Party for Miss Maine and planned events noted
A society page reports a luncheon and four bridge tables held at Riviera tearoom in honor of Miss Josephine Maine who will marry January 24. Hosts Mrs. Ora Richardson Mrs. John Miller Jr and Mrs. Owen Hitchins organized the event with orchid decor and Dresden china place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Maine
Bridge
Ora Richardson
John Miller, Jr
Owen Hitchins
Riviera Tearoom
Dresden
Northeastern Iowa couples wed in area churches
A series of marriage ceremonies in Waterloo Waverly Cedar Falls and nearby towns marked a busy period. Eleanor Dunbar and Albert Albrecht of Waterloo married at St Pauls Lutheran Waverly with Rev Rausch officiating Attendants were Rudolph Albrecht and wife A reception followed at the Fisk home near Waverly Other weddings included Nellie Bauer and Samuel Miller at Cedar Falls St John the Baptist with attendants Martha Bauer and Adam Herbison Bernice Bauer carried the ring Esther Volker and Ernest Hein wed in Waverly at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev Rausch presiding Edna Wise and Einer Jensen tied at Webster City followed by residences in Tyler Minnesota later vows news from Charles City and Coulter listed several more couples and residences concluding with Blanch Nelson and Francis Duggan of Iowa City planning to live in Yuma Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dunbar
Albert Albrecht
Waterloo
St.Paul's Euttheran Ie Church
Waverly
EB. H. Rausch
Rudolph Albrecht
Gus ‘Fisk
Hezekiah Dunbar
William Albrecht
Bremer County
Rath Packing Company
Nellie Bauer
Gus Bauer
Cendy Falls
Samuel Miller
Dike
Cedar Falls M. FE
F. A. Smith
Janesville
Martha Bauer
Adam Herbison
Bernice Bauer
Cedar Falls
Esther Volker
Ernest Hein
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
HH. Rausch
Hein
August Volker
Fdna Wise
Einer Jensen
Tyler, Minn
Webster City
Clarence Adams
George Bray
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier designs
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send the Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending on your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Women’s Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
P. J. McGayick
FP. L. Marquis
Fred J. Miller
G. V. Lonnecker
Harry Limbert
W. C. Marks
Book Review
CG. W. Loesbe
O'Brien
Sumter
Fine Arts Department
Emme Lou Smith
Betty Young
Betty Waterbury
Josephine Murtagh
Mary Pollard
Carel Burrs
Floyd Chamberlain
Clarissa Harlowe
Samuel Richardson
B. W. Schear
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
L. C. Hemsworth
W. T. Warwick
H. E. Weathenwax
Rodon
M. ©. Hutson
J. N. LaBarre
Ben G. Howrey
J. R. Howard
W. Oh.hoover
W. F. Higgins
C. W. Hellen
F.L. Hanlon
E. CG
May Keller
Eda Behrens
Charity Craig
Anna Higgins
Catherine McNally
Isabelle Shaw
Nina DL. Sproul
Mepoutis Stebbins
Dellaitz
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Alice Brown
Cedar. Heights Woman's Club
Progressive Delphian Society
Esther. Tretter
Knights
Ladies of Maccabee
Iowa
Stewart Giffen
Perry Ratcliff
Dane Street
Glifen
Fern Ratcliff
Nina
Yeetien
Brotherhood of American Yeonpen
K. PL Hall
Forbes
Helen K
Russell- Lamson
Women's Club Board
K. Cc
Ghauteualra Circle
Brary West
Woman's Club Party
Coriphian Society
Y. W. CG
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Phst M. E. Church
M. Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
N. A
le GG
Black's
Warcom
Woman's Club Basic Review
Get Together
George Jensen
F. L. Club
F. R. Sioyles
W. GA
Pioneer Club
Daughters of Civili War Veterans
Business and
Temple Rebekah Lodge
O. C
Scattergood Circle
King's Daughters
C. E. Rust
M. E. Church
Golly Couples Club
Helen Godld
Thistsus
Frank Collins
St. Mary's
First Congregational Church
Wamamis
Romanee Languages Department
Woman's Clubhouse
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. Chad
Las Comotres Club
H. G. Ludtke
Dulci
Grace M. E. Church
K. G. Hal. Brotherhood
American Yeomen
KB. Hall
Jack’s Tearoom
W. B. A. Pioneer Club
T. T. F. Club
G. J. Mahanke
Logan Avenue
Church News
King’s Daughters
Scattergood
Herschel Smith
L. T. Potter
C. A. Scholin
Degrea of Honor
KK. G. Hall
J. Nauman
J. E. Ryan
Jonesmiths
Mrs. Jonesmith
Jonesmith
Pollyanna
Mar
G. E. Pike
Miss Schrader
Bender
Margaret Haus
Jinzel Smith
Helen Lumpe
Becker
Temple
Maine
Martloulse Caughlan
Fourth Street
Wennessey
Alice Rodamar
Leland Avenue
Helen Mra Asquith
Park Boulevard
Aifro Wilburn
Jane
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Dallas Dolson
Central Christian Church
Www. C. 'R. UW
Andrew Schulz
George Schulz
Marble Rock
Bernard Baldwin
Charles City
Charles City Baptist Parsonage
L. L. Inman
Baldwin
Hart Parr Company
Eleanor Penniman
William B. Penniman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chicago
John King Boardman
Ohio State University
T Hey
Boardman
Excelsior Company
Leah Schindler
G. A. Schindler
Vinton
Wood B. Gray
Thelma Devore
Ben Devore
Dumont
Eli Ulenhopp
Kelsey
Fred Riggs
Hitesvile
Edith Aitken
Phoenix
Ariz
Edith Chester
Donald Snyder
I. N. Snyder
North Highland
Hollywood
Cal
Ene
Valma Deshler
Gurtls Moore
Sheffield
Siarriage
First Baptist Church
L. W. Inman
Perry Moore
Ruth Clemantine Meeker
Reuben Meeker
Theodore Heiderman
Fred Heideman
Little Brown Church
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Melvin Cane
Wil Sonle
Traer
Thomas Metcalf
California
To. Thomas
W. Richey
Panora
Long Beach
William @. Fletcher
Mart G. Nichols
Nana Dues
el Paso
Tex
Towa
Dena J. Lutt
Jens
Henry Luttjens
Grundy Center
Jess Walters
Henry Walters
Eldora
Nevada
Lewis B. Wesson
New Providence
Florence Hayes
Thomas Brown
Independence
J. W. Reedy
M. E. Parsonage
Gladys Theresa Anderson
N, KE. Anderson
Thompson
Paul Dillon
Nate Dillon
Lake Park
Diblon
Helen Quaintus
Paul Quintus
Garner
Harold Patrick
Wes
Des Moines
Patrick
Anna Petersen
Thomas Johansen
Coulter, In
Coulter Lutheran Church
F. G. Rasmussen
Johansen
Niels Petersen
Bernice Rodemeyer
Herman H. Rodemeyer
Coulter
Allan Powers
J. C. Powers
Hampton
Osceola
Powers
Monarch Film Company
Grace Heeren
Paul Vor Hyfte
Mason City Christian Church
A.C. Stowe
Mary Brinkman
Iowa Battery
Peter Vantyfte
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ward
Antoinetta Sissel
Raynore Burkett
Boorla
Blanch Nelson
Emma MM. Nelson
Iowa City
Francis Duggan
Thomas Duggan
Toledo
Si. Patrick’s Church
William P. Shannahan
University of Iowa
Duggan
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Anaes
Varias
Asty
City and
Lepebees
Wane Ted
Wee
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