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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

Page

12

Miss McCormick Tells Near East Orphans Story

Miss Katherine McCormick spoke at a Blue Triangle YWCA meeting about Near East Relief orphans, detailing two memorably harsh experiences of a boy and girl from the Turkish massacres. She discussed rescue, education, and the program's goal to support girls until self sufficiency or homemaking skills. The Waterloo Blue Triangle league plans to assist one of the girls.

Katherine McCormick Near East Qelief Blue Triangle League Y. W. Cla Fenn College Oskaloosa Mesopotamian Christ Mohammed Euphrates River Aleppo Near East Relief Organization Ancient Tarsus Paul Constantinople Waterloo Blue Triangle League

Calendar Notes From Local Churches And Clubs

Tonight features Philothea class at First Presbyterian with Miss Ethel Miller Homemakers class at First Methodist and the Badger club led by Mr and Mrs Charles J Salisbury Mooseheart. Legion installation at Moose hall and Wits Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Falls. Joint installation Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Waterloo IOOF hall Waterloo camp Royal Neighbors K of P hall. Saturday afternoon Nurses Social club Riviera Theatre. Saturday evening Ralph and Mrs Steninger perform Saturday night 500 game.

Philothea First Presbyterian Church Ethel Miller First Methodist Church Badger Club Charles J. Salisbury Mooseheart Legion Installation Moose Hall Wits Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Falls Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Waterloo

Women Lead Parish Societies In 1927 Officers

Mrs J S Roth was elected president of St John s Sewing Circle and Mrs Matt Miller became president of the Rosary Society at a card party meeting. Mrs Fred Golinvaux named Sewing Circle vice president. The Rosary Society circles will be led by Miss Edward J Hayes W H Lucas Grant Barber Jacob Farkas Willard Wood Elbert Miner Frank Stephenson Edward Jirak Joseph Hill John Doyle John Condon and Louis Kascit t. Rev WN J Lentz praised retiring officers and presented gifts. About fifty women attended the event with several receiving favors for bridge and others for raffle prizes.

J. S. Roth St. John’s Sewing Circle Matt Miller Rosary Society Aso Fred Golinvaux Sewing Circle The Mies Edward J. Hayes W. H. Lucas Grant Barber Jacob Farkas Willard Wood Elbert, Miner Frank Stephenson Edward Jirak Joseph Hill

Novelty Radio Program Delights West Orange Club

A West Orange club gathering featured a mock radio program honoring Mr. and Mrs. Senuel Harbaugh on their fortieth anniversary. The event at the Wichty home included Almyra Alvina Buxton as announcer, Marian Minish Hudson on ukulele and saxophone, Bert Cornelius’s readings and jokes, and a dedication of Silver Threads Among the Gold to the couple. The program opened with a roll call on radio’s most interesting thing heard. Encampment Auxiliary installation of officers follows tonight at Black Hawk I O O F hall.

Orange Quartet Senuel Harbaugh West Orange Club Homer Wichty Wilson Junction Station Almyra Alvina Fpliyver EH. J. Buxton Marian Minish Harbaugh

Ladies' Aid Plans Supper and Entertainment at East Path Church

Church news notes multiple ladies groups meeting yesterday. Linden M and church members hosted Division five with Mrs Carl Speth in charge. $1 raised from month activities. YAPP invites all members to Grace church service for prohibition anniversary. Circle six and other divisions held quilting plans and gatherings at homes with several guests attending.

Ladies' Aid Society East Path Presbyterian Church W. H. Bisbee Ladies’ Aid Society Linden M. &. Church Division Five Irs Carl Speth First Lutheran Misssionary Society Mary H. Murphy Arthur Peterson

Hints in Beauty Care for Pore Reduction and Skin Refinement

Skin care guidance describes using gritty soap paste with cold cream to unclog pores especially around the nose. The method involves hot water cloth, paste application, rinsing, and finishing with cold cream to tighten pores. It notes dryness risks and suggests cold water care and cautious use, with a brief aside on minor facial lines and a weight reference.

Legion Auxiliary to Share Radio Purchase at Memorial Hall

Legion Auxiliary meets to cooperate with the American Legion on a 50 50 radio purchase to aid ex service men. The radio will be portable between hospitals and head phones will allow multiple listening. They announce 1928 plans including a birthday party in April a card party January 26 a memorial service in May visitors night in June and charter members night in September.

Memorial Hall American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Luma Griffin Pub- Helty M. BE. Ingebrit Sen Jay Henson Ben Waterfield D. A. MecKirryher B. E. Felcher W. E. Silver W. H. Wilson YT. J. McCarth Floyd Kennedy Henry Bender Lucretia Barclay W. F. Steglaff Chris Holmstein J. C. Olsen W. PF. Dilworth J. J. Pearde McCarthy

Masquers of East High School Host Novel Party

The Masquers of East High School honored members with a book themed masquerade at the school building attended by 35 guests including Ruth Heller advisor and Mr and Mrs Fred Miller. Joseph Morris portrayed a mandarin and Arlene Peters Louise Tollefson played Huck Finn twins winning prizes. Harold Reepe led toasts and Carol Burr chaired arrangements with Irma Lickelberg Norman Nevis and Edward Conrad assisting. Birthday celebration followed at Kay Gilley’s home with 18 relatives attending.

Iask East High School Joseph Morris Arlene Peters Louise Tollefson Ruth Heller Fred Miller Harold Reepe

Club Notes Highlight Bridge Gatherings and Hostesses

Mrs. Tillie Watters entertained the club yesterday afternoon at her home. Several hostesses received favors and honors, with luncheons and two-course meals noted. Future plans include Mrs. Paul Bailey hosting in two weeks and Mrs. Kenneth Schreiner’s February engagement.

Tillie Watters T A. M. Bridge Eclub J. M Joyce Thomas Landgrat Frank Acuff FO. P. Club Arthur c C. D. Hays Home Park Boulevard A. J. Tex Truman Wagner BG. Garey Wil George Sinale Justate Bridge Club James Parting R. NM. Bferlin Bridge Roy Stevens Frank Sherwood Claire Terry Favors Doris Hitchins Sherwood Percy Jones Fred Bartz T. F. PL James Houghton John B. Becker Lena McCullough Viola Mira Pierce Viola Pierce Alton Packard Council Bluffs Kenneth Schreiner

Ten Children Share in Estate of Nicholas Frost

The late Nicholas Frost of Gilbertville leaves his estate to his wife for life and to his ten children as beneficiaries. The will, filed for probate, was written 22 years ago and names Peter, Elizabeth, William P, Linnie, Nicholas L, Mary Ann Frost, Rose Dedenger, Maggie Holbach, Kate Brustkern, and Anna Kemp. Advancements of 1000 dollars to Anna Kemp Kate Brustkern Maggie Holbach and Rose Derenger will be deducted from their shares.

Nicholas Frost Glilbertville Anna Kemp Kate Brustkern Maggie Holbach Rose Derenger

Eminent Guests Dine Ahead of Governor's Ball Planned for Jan 27

A dinner for visiting dignitaries precedes the Governor's Ball at the Armory on Friday January 27 1927 28. Noted attendees include Gov John J Hammill Sec Walter C Ramsey Lieut Gov Clem Kimball and Maj Gen Harry A Smith among others with a large military committee from Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs and Sioux City listed.

Armory Citizens’ Committee John J. Hammill Walter C. Ramsey Clem Kimball W. H. Bailey Des Moines Harry A. Smith U. S. Army Omaha Matthew A. Tinley Council Bluffs Thirty Fourth Infantry Lloyd D. Ross Sixty-seventh Tenney Ross Seventh Corps Joseph S. Herron Gordon C. Hotlar Sioux City One Hundred Thirty-third Infantry Cal Park Findley Otto H. Kaberle Lloyd M. Shepherd Ronald W. Cameron Citizens’ Ecommittee

Local notices and ads from city brief

Notices report recoveries and divorces in the area including Mrs Samuel Shilliam returning from illness to the south and Milford Loy filing for divorce from Martha Taluber Loy. Also mentions car thefts, a Moose banquet invitation, a railroad official visiting, and travel ads for Chicago Great Western trains.

Samuel Shilliam Lafayette Street South Cass Broadway Street Washington, D. C H. S. Gray Dubuque Illinois Central Railroad System City Western Moes Marsh Place Milford Loy Martha Taluber Loy Winton Willford Izaak Wallon League Sioux City Qne F. B. Billick Mobile Street Sixth Sycamore Cottage Manson Streets F. J. Buhlman Vaughan Street Iowa

Mrs. Alfred E. Smith Runs Albany Mansion Life

Mrs. Alfred E. Smith manages the rambling red brick executive residence in Albany. She directs the mansion staff and oversees upkeep with the care of a housewife. Guests note her influence, while Mrs. Smith’s children are a central focus in her intense family life.

Albany Alfred E. Smith State of New York

Madagascar Sights Rare 4770 Carat Beryl Discovery

Dr Ralph Linton assistant curator of Oceanic and Malay an ethnology announced a 4770 carat transparent beryl found in Madagascar during a Field Museum expedition. The aquamarine stone could yield about 250 settings after cutting. Beryl myths noted by Dr Oliver C Farrington. Also a report on bond reductions for post office robbery suspects in Creston and Leon awaiting federal trial.

Chicago Ralph Linton Madagascar Field Museum Oliver CG. Farrington

Daniel Webster and World of Words Puzzle Line

An OCR style fragment lists clues and definitions: Daniel Webster described as an orator. Mandalay identified as a city. Ordnance as weapons. Asteroid as a small plac (place). Minatret noted as a tower. Calvary as a hill. Revelry defined as merriment. Exotic as foreign.

Daniel Webster Mandalay Calvary

Houdini’s Widow Plans to Carry On Magic Mantle

Mrs Harry Houdini announced plans to perform as a magician in New York following her husband’s death. She demonstrated ice restraint on an Indian medicine man and promised to combine the trick with Houdini’s legerdemain including escape from handcuffs.

New York England Harry Houdini Mme. Houdini

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Miss League of Near East Girls Sor Cial Calendar Ralph Steninger Black Hawk I. O. O. F. All Church News Central Christian Church S. H. McGarty Arthur Erb W. M. Cook McCarty Firsh Lateran Missionary Society William Fuehner Henry Lingelbach Esther Lulaff Indenenderer Babe Mary B Legion Auxiliary Kay Gilley Buchanan William E. van Every Leland Avenue Dhuggists Chicago Great Western Grand Central Minnesota Luverne, Minn Luverne B. E. Pel Cornell Mt. Vernon North- Western University Cornell College Lupton Cornell Graphler P.O Creston Aillin Shey Fred Tullis Clifford Adair Leon Renn Tom Banter Unique Cleaners Tawa Houdini West Fourth Jeferson Elzer’ Furnitu Fashion Department Evening Courier Mense
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