Society in Review Reception Opens Capital Social Affairs
In Des Moines Mrs Arch McFarlane wife of the lieutenant governor test today to join her husband and will reside at Hotel Savery during the coming legislative season. A statewide event next week is the inauguration ceremonies followed by a reception and ball at the state house with many officials and their wives in line. A tea at Hotel Fort Des Moines Jan 29 and other socials are listed with numerous society figures and civic groups attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch McFarlane
Des Moines
Hotel Savery
McFarlane
State House
Join Hammill
Waterloo
Ed. M. Smith
Winterset
J. W. Long
Ray E. Johnson
Agriculure
Mark G
Thornburg
John Fletcher
Barbara Pletcher
Barbara
M. Richardson
Cedar Rapidroad
Haimill
Party At Woman's Club This Afternoon
Members of the Woman's club were entertained at the January party in the clubhouse with cards in the auditorium a program in the drawing room and refreshments. Musical numbers included vocal selections by Dr W P McCormick and Mrs A E B Enderlein and a piano duet by Mrs A W Peterson and Mrs C M Noung. Mrs W P Halvorson gave readings and Mrs Fred J Miller chaired the program with a committee including Mrs Herbert F Marshall Mrs Pred McClain Mrs W P McCormick and Miss Maxine Lamson. Card games were led by Mrs G V Lonnecker with assistants listed. Refreshments were supervised by Mrs H A Limbert with a long list of helpers. The reception committee was chaired by Mrs F L Marquis with Mrs W W Marsh Mrs H B Maynard Mrs G O Lamson and Mrs W Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. P. McCormick
A. EB. Enderlein
AW. Peterson
C. MM Noung
W. P. Halvorson
Fred J. Miller
Herpert F. Marshall
Pred. McClain
Maxine Lamson
G. V. Lonnecker
Lee Litchfield
Joseph Lutgen
HH. Be Liehty
Alfred Longley
T. R., McCoy
David C. Meyer
Edmund W. Miller
H. A. Limbert
J. MN. LeBarre
Leo R. Leeper
Jmrs
Jackson McCoy
J. E. Kohl
Sherman J. McNally
Charles A. Kittrell
W. RB. Law
J. ©. Knox
J. G. McAlvin
T.C. Menges
C. A. Marsh
Lea Mak
A. B. Lovejoy
F.L. Marquis
Birs
W. W. Marsh
Musical Events Planned by Waterloo Supervisors Meet
Music supervisors of Waterloo and vicinity met for luncheon in Black's tearoom and planned several musical affairs for the coming year. They discussed high school contest music and agreed to assemble large glee clubs and a mixed chorus for a Northeastern Town Teachers meeting in Waterloo. Next meeting set for Feb 2 to finalize contest music. Regular meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary R. of LDL F. and will be held Tuesday at 2:30 in Fireman's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black’s
Northeastern Town Teachers Association
LDL F. and
Fireman's
Golden Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs Campbell
The fifty year marriage of Mr and Mrs C B Campbell of 629 Fourth Street East was celebrated today with a luncheon at Black's Tearoom hosted by Waterloo Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Twenty two guests attended as flowers and gold decor highlighted the program with poems and songs honoring the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Campbell
Fourth Street East
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Campbell
F. B. Dietrick
M. S. Gornish
George Welker
Frank
Herbert
Club Notes and Bridge Gatherings Reported
Ars. Huston hosts News club luncheon Tuesday at 1 pm at Black's tearoom. L. F. P. McGarvey couple host this evening for Double Six Bridge at 7 pm in the Hawkeye room, Hotel President. bridge later at 1026 Fourth Street West. Triple Four club enjoyed a 6:30 pm dinner by Mr. and Mrs Sherman Freeman at 1906 Sixth Street West. prizes in 500 went to Mrs. Ralph Shafer and Don Band field with consolations to Mrs. Bandfield and Mr. Shafer. The club’s next meeting is January 28 at the Shafer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Four
Sherman Freeman
Sixth Street West
Ralph Shafer
Don Bandfield
Lafayette P T A Meet Seeks Trio Knowledge
The Lafayette Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday evening in the building with Rev Leslie Smith of Grace M E Church as principal speaker on Know Your Trio. Musical numbers include Victor Zellhoefer vocal solos accordion selections and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Victor Zellhoefer
Hints In Beauty Care Steaming For Clear Skin
A vintage guide promotes weekly face steaming to open pores and cleanse skin deeply. It notes heat may relax facial muscles but warmth plus ice or astringent rubs restore firmness.Additional steps include cream application, hot cloth steaming, and cool rinses followed by powder. It also recommends zinc or sulphur ointments for eruptions and cleansing the digestive tract to improve skin.
Possibility of Cabinet Post for Woman Discussed
General Federation of Women's Clubs board in Washington discusses not appointing a woman to federal trust unless she is as well or better fitted than any man. Support for a woman’s cabinet nominee grows among clubwomen. calls for a woman’s bureau and welfare legislation, plus education plans for 1929-30. Auxiliary events and a Phi Sigma Chi fraternity dinner are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Tly Metering
Washington, D. C
Nll
Hoover
Womnn
Federation
Congress
District of Columbia
Public Welfare Committee
Mary C. Burch
Department of Education
Church News Homemakers Band Picnic Lunch and Meetings
Day book of local church groups lists First Baptist picnic Wednesday at Mrs G W Pett 305 M wa mond avenue Lydia society First Presbyterian dinner Tuesday Black's tearoom reservations with Mrs Ey Writtle or Mrs L A Watkins First M E Women all day Wednesday led by Mrs J E Johnson includes study book chapter by Mrs P J Marquis and mystery box by Mrs H L Sawyer Queen Esther guests Ladies' Aid 1 40 business session Home Missionary at 2 with Mrs G W Loesbe presenting Our Standard of Work for the Year Mrs Chester Cadwallader on The Changing South Brewster helpi ci by Mrs Fred Repass reading by Winifred Rickhoff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Black's Tearoom
Ey Writtle
L. A. Watkins
First M. E. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
J. E. Johnson
P. J. Marquis
H. L. Sawyer
Eliza Odell
S. C. Lesh
W. A. Burton
Cream of Carrots Soup and Cold Lamb Salad
Recipe fragments describe Cream of Carrots Soup using carrots butter broth milk and seasonings with a parsley garnish. Next is Cold Lamb Salad with marinated lamb olives capers onions greens and mayonnaise on lettuce. A Mintous Moche Sauce and vanilla ice cream dessert mix are briefly noted.
Hair style guidance from a health authority lecture series
A Waterloo Evening Courier sponsored talk at the Pingu theatre urges personal style over trendiness. It stresses choosing a hair cut by facial geometry and personality, arguing short hair suits many while long hair suits youth, and warns against wholesale adoption of fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingu Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plaza
Strayer Couple Marks 53rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John E Strayer celebrated their 53rd anniversary at daughter Mrs Martha Millers home on Hammond Avenue. A telephone message of congratulations came from daughter Miss Emma Strayer in Helena Montana. Attendees included two sons Merle and Platte Strayer, nephew Carl Strayer of Drinkwater Canada and Miss Geraldine Smith and Miss Eva Belle LaBuarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EK. Strayer
Martha Miller
Hammond Avenue
Emma
Helens
Mont
War Veterans Bureau of
Montana
Platte
Merle Strayer
Carl Strayer
Drinkwater
Saskatchewan
Canada
Geraldine Smith
Eva Belle LaBuarre
John FE. Strager
Julia A. Strugman
D Jacah Wertz
Johnstown
Trans
Fort, Lauderdale
Fis
Waterloo
Florida Boy Bags Two Deer With .22 Caliber Rifle
In Umatilla Florida on January 14 19 year old Robert Maxwell returned home after a hunting trip and said he shot two deer. A family member accompanied him to the site where two ducks lay several yards apart and he fired two shots to bag them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Fla
Robert Maxwell
Robert
Tie
Mitc
Mrs. Chris Koch of Hudson Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs. Chris Koch of Route 1 Hudson died at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo at 3:30 this morning after a short pneumonia illness. Born November 8 1891 in Denmark she immigrated in 1919 and settled near Waterloo Cedar Falls area. Survived by husband two sons Svend seven and Carl five, plus mother sister and brother in Denmark and an adopted sister in Hudson. Body taken to Peterson Bros funeral parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Chris Koch
Route 1
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Denmark
America
New York
Koch
Cedar Falls
Chicago
St. Ansgar
Eugene Clark Post Named for V F W Here
Eugene Clark post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is selected as the local unit name. L R Schroeder acting commander announces. Clark, son of Mr and Mrs D Clark, served as U S Navy gunner on the submarine chaser Shaw and was washed overboard off Ireland in 1918. A Memorial hall meeting Friday at 8 pm will elect permanent officers. About 1 500 Waters area men eligible for membership. roster shows 192 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Clark
L. R. Schroeder
Clark
D. Clark
Linden Avenue
Shaw
Ireland
Memorial Hall
Watersoe
Schreeder
Wife of Dunkerton Postmaster Dies in Local Hospital
Mrs. F Canfield 86 wife of the Dunkerton postmaster died at 9:30 p m Sunday of heart trouble and complications She had been ill since Thanksgiving Surviving are husband Erroll F Canfield a son two sisters and a brother The body is at O Keefe Towne mortuary Funeral Wednesday at 8 a m at the Baptist Church Dunkerton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Canfield
Dunkerton
Baltimore Street
Hannah Green
Emma Schuyler
Oklahoma
Thomas Fisher
New Hartford
Baptist
B. In
St Louis Medical Professor to Speak at Waterloo Meeting
St Louis University medical professor Dr Charles Hugh Neilson will be the principal speaker at the Waterloo Medical Society dinner and program in the Gold room of Hotel President Wednesday at 8 p.m. His topic is The Nervous Patient and Pre operative treatment. About 75 physicians and surgeons expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hugh Neilson
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Waterloo Medical Society
Neilson
Charles City W R C Officers Installed
In Charles City on January 14 the Woman's Relief Corps installed officers led by President Mrs Lida Herring and Senior Vice Mrs Rose Blumenstein Other officers named include Junior Vice Mrs Zelia Jones Treasurer Mrs Joseph Krumm Chaplain Mrs Harriett Huckins Conductor Mrs Cora Sanderson Guard Mrs Melissa Henry A 5:30 picnic supper followed at 5:30 Alden Sears chapter D A R met at Mrs Floyd Clark home Luncheon held with Mrs Harold Tyler and others. Ellis Island donations collected. Henry Pangborn 89 died and services were held in Kennett Ia Fire department responded to a roof fire at H E Potter home on Grand avenue causing minor damage Furniture market trips announced for several local store reps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spretal
Charles City
Woman's Relef Corps
Lida Herring
Rose Blumenstein
Zelia Jones
Joseph Krumm
Harriett Huckins
Cora Sanderson
Melissa Henry
Alden Sears
Floyd Clark
Harold Tyler
Mia. Benton Farnham
Olive Hand
Griffith Wodtke
D. A. R. News
Ellis Island
Henry Pangborn
Aa C
Pangborn
Grand Avenue
Frederickson Bros
Kensett
H. E. Potter
Brain Test Answer GQ Clue Pack
Puzzle prompt lists a sequence of words and numbers from two to eighteen and asks to identify hidden meanings. It presents a word play mixed with letters and commands, challenging the reader to map terms to positions and derive the intended solution.
New Year Fashion and Shopping Guide in Waterloo
A Waterloo feature highlights New Year's style trends and local shopping options. It promotes Mawlow Week by Week in Waterloo, Mary Leu’s gift ideas, and Men’s Style Shop for Dad and Hubby. It describes fashionable silhouettes, colors like spring violet and navy, and accessories including georgette fabrics, belts, and detachable scarves. It also notes home decor tips from Sherwood's and dining at the Riveria Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing
Mary Leu
Dad
French wine crop 1928 yields strong color but somber quality
French wine crop for 1928 shows good color in high demand by dealers. The 1948 vintages are cited as excellent in color and overall quality, with quantities above average. The Herault region, a top wine producer, harvested about 60 million gallons more wine than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geziers
Herault
France
Untouched Public Lands Measured In Vast Acreage
The government still owns 193 847 240 acres of public lands that are unentered and unreserved. The area equals the combined lands of New England and the mid Atlantic plus New York and New Jersey and more. The government also holds 195 million acres of national forest lands for mining and mineral rights on 18 800 000 patented homestead acres and 12 600 000 acres of other patented lands. Alaska excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Alaska
Courier Fashion Patterns Offer For Evening Wear
Advertisement from the Evening Courier Waterloo outlines Theta patterns for evening wear with accompanying designs. Orders sent to the fashion department require 15 cents per pattern, and shipments should arrive within about 10 days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Society In Review
Progressive Delphian Society
Trinity American Lutheran Charch
Black
Phi Sigma Chi
Vogether Club
George Jensen
Pol. Chuib
F. R. Stoyles
W. B
Moose Hall
Entre News Club
B. of
L. F
E. Pireman
Civil War Veterans— Memorial
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black’ Bavk LO
O. F
Aninuat
Christ Episcopal Church
Scatter Good Circle
Kings’ Daughters
Herschel Smith
Lydia
Black's
Lafayette School
J. Ju. Diggits
Fisher Building
George Quest
Minneapolis
Roy Lantz
P. L. Sneckenberger
Will Murgedant
E. R. Bitterly
Fred Wimber
P.T. A. Activities
Ebka Kent Forbes
Anol
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
T. E. Scott
Allen Street
Russell- Lamson
Black Hawk Lodge
I. Oo
Temple Rebekah Lodge No
Ruth Junyre
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Church News
First Baptist Church
Willl
G. W. Pett
Mwa Amond Avenue
Panjola
Curtis
Paris
Cyber
Rita
J. HE. Strayer
Tos. T. G
Town State Teachers College
Marion McFarland Walker
W. E. Hays
E. J. Cahir
Alpha Meta Gamma
O. V. Slama Pi
Kappa Theta Psi
Phi Omega Pl
Delta Phi Delta J
Thu Sigma Dela
C. W. Sanshe
Worma
Florida
L. E. Gates
W. F. Nichols
Nichols & Gates Furniture Co
Grrend Rapids
Mich
L. E. Geiser
Hall-Ekfelt Company
L. Q. Selzer
Selzer
Mawlow
Waterloo Drug Inc
Navy
Mary Lou
Sherwood's
Riveria
Mary Len
PRIEF
Buchanan
G. W. Wood
Florence Schneck
Charles J. Schneck
G. & McGowan
Cedar Rapids
A Ll. Ettinger
Victor Etttinger
L. J. Tunts
Riehl Street
Kansas City
M- Tunts
Sinclair Refining Company
A. E. Jewett
Legislative Committee of
Iowa State Teachers Association
Thomas
FP. Shaffer
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Worth County
Henry Pangourm
Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fourth Street
R. G C. Moore
T. d. M. Bootery
Hotel Stevens
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Detroit
Foregn Missions Conference of North American
Mr. Blough
Board of Missions
Town
John Buhman
Arthur Camp
Amber Wilson
Elmer Anderson
Conrad
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Anderson
Lova McGregor
Grundy Center
Conrad Record
Towa
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Cily and Slate
Scyespessy
Beeen
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