Society in Prenuptial Party Is Given Tonight by Miss Caughlan
Miss Caughlan hosts a prenuptial bridge party at 2403 Fourth Street West in honor of Miss Josephine Marne, who is to marry January 24. Three tables will play, with pastel decorations and a gift for Miss Maine. Guests include Mrs J A Newhouse, Mrs Ora Richardson, and several Misses Maine Nau man Rodamar Lovejoy Grange Gross Hartlein Raweh Asquith. Additional events for Miss Maine are planned by Miss Rodamar and Miss Asquith next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilouiss Caughlan
Bridge
Josephine Marne
Fourth Street
Miss Maine
J. A. Newhouse
Women Present Resolutions for Kellogg Treaty
Ten thousand resolutions from women's organizations nationwide were to be presented to the United States Senate endorsing ratification of the Kellogg anti war treaty. Delegates led by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt at the national conference of cause and cure of war completed plans for advocating the pact. Local Waterloo groups also passed resolutions showing strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Carrie Chapman Catt
Waterloo
Congress
Ledtie Monemy Wedding Rites Performed Here
Marriage services were held Monday afternoon at Trinity American Lutheran parsonage for Miss Helen Monemy of Gladbrook and Herman Ledtie Jr of Gladbrook. Rev. F Herbert Moehlmann officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ernest Ledtie. Ledtie recently received an honorable navy discharge. The couple will reside in Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Parsonage
Navy
Gladbrook
Two Hostesses Entertain at Black's Tearoom Dinner
Miss Nettle McKinnon and Miss Bess Ahearn will host a Wednesday dinner at Black's tearoom entertaining 10 guests. Guests include Mrs. Grace Roemer Mrs. Jack Williams Duluth Minn Miss Myttie Whyman Miss Mabel Hoff Miss Rose Hastings Miss Nellie Garvey Miss ABS ness Faint Miss Ruth Lumry Miss Marian Ransler Miss Bula McKinntey The Spinsters Convention was repeated at the W. Co. A. under Yeaz Ones sponsorship with a dinner and brief business session. A recognition program is planned for Jan 28. Music Club members of Cedar Heights were hosted by Miss Dorothy Mae Getchell with piano and vocal solos and a vocal trio. Guest Helen Hartmar attended. next meeting Feb 11 with Miss Miriam Jean Gamer as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle McKinnon
Bess Ahearn
Black's Tearoom
Grace, Roemer
Jack Williams
Duluth
Minn
Myttie Whyman
Mabel Hoff
Rose Hastings
Nellie’ Garvey
Abs Ness Faint
Ruth Lumry
Marian Ransler
Bula McKinntey
Spinsters’ Convention
First United Presbyterian Church
W. Co. A
Yeaz Ones
Music Club
Cedar Heights
Installation of Officers Held at Dinner Meeting
Mrs. C. A. Borden was installed president of Ladies auxiliary N A tL C at Black's tearoom Monday after a 6 30 dinner. Varena Freeman and Mabel Kingsley led services with 25 members present. New officers include Ed Faust secretary Clyde Smith financial secretary Ralph Shafer treasurer George Williams and Donald Bandfield mistress of arms. Musical numbers featured Hazel Shilling Wadine Borden Florence Sawyer with Sawyer also singing a solo Elfretta Borden accompanied and Irma Duffy on piano. A reading was given by Ruth Myers. Special meeting set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Borden
Ladies' Auxiliary
Black
Varena Freeman
Mabel Kingsley
Ed Faust
Clyde Smith
Ralph Shafer
George Williams
Donald Bandfield
Hazel Shilling
Wadine Borden
Florence Sawyer
Missionary Miss Evalyn Camp to Speak at Walnut Street
Miss Evalyn Camp head of a Baptist training school in Osaka Japan will speak at Walnut Street Baptist Church at 7 30 this evening. Her topic is Japan of Yesterday and Today and she will outline the missionary program there. Camp has visited Cedar Valley Baptist association meeting last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalyn Camp
Osaka
Japan
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Miss Camp
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
Waverly Man Is Wed in Chicago
Vernon F. P. Hagemann of Waverly and Miss Myrtle M. Cox of Oregon Tl wed in Chicago with ceremony held Wednesday evening of last week. Hagemann son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hagemann and trained vocalist at American Conservatory in Chicago. Miss Cox daughter of Mrs. Myra Cox also studied there. They will reside in Waverly where Hagemann works with his father at Palace theatre management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Vernon FP. Hagemann
Myrtle M. Cox
Oregon
Chicago
Hagemann
F. PB. Hagemann
American Conservatory
Myra Cox
Hagermann
Palace Theatre
Hints on beauty care and weight loss methods
The article notes various weight loss tactics including dieting, massage, baths, vibrating belts, exercise, and cheap home routines. It discusses the value of infrared and special treatments, then stresses diet for women with limited time or money, and offers simple exercises and skin care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampa
Ani
Woman's Club January party features music and marionettes
A Woman's club January party offered a program of music and readings led by Mrs. A W Peterson and Mrs M Young with a piano duet The Damnation of Faust Accompaniment by Mrs Karl Krause Three vocal numbers were sung by Mrs A B Enderlein and Dr W P McCormick with Mrs McCormick Also a marionette demonstration by Miss Edra Dahlin A reading by Mrs W Stanton Halverson and bridge prizes for Mrs T J Fitzgerald and Mrs Arnold Rathkey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
A. W. Peterson
M. Young
Faust
Berlioz
A.B. Enderlein
Oley Speaks
DeKoven
Sara Tensdale
Karl Krause
Edra, Dahlin
W. P. McCormick
W. Stanton Halverson
Mandy
Gov’ Ing
T. J. Fitzgerald
Arnold Rathkey
W. W. Marsh
A. S. Warshear
Church Women Announce Luncheon and Meetings Schedule
The Universalist and Westminster churches host a 12 30 luncheon and 2 pm regular meeting with a 6 pm picnic and stere opticon lecture. The Women’s Missionary Society elects officers Wednesday evening at Westminster. Circle groups meet at various addresses for social and fundraising events. A boy’s craft group forms at Universalist Tuesday 7 30 pm for ages 10 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
First Baptist Church
George W. Pett
East Park Presbyterian Missionary Society
Henry Steffans
Grace AL E. Kensingtons
Mirs
P. D. Adams
Columbus Club
James Mcmouth
Golden Link
Lev Armstrons
Vonly Times
Firs
AL P. Aid Society
ER. Rust
Women's Societies
First M
Universalist Ladies
Socis
C. F. Edwards
First Presbyterian Circles
T. R. Niven
C. A. Heath
Ruth Halliday
Daughters of Plymouth
Harry Pines
St. Paul's
M. E. Missionary Socicies
Raymond Brown
H. G. W. Friendship Circle
Warren Frink
Roy Gilley
Pete Gould
auxilary—Memorial
Hecker
O. BE
Masonic Temple
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Social Union of Universalist Church
Women's Missionary Society
Universalist Church
Gonald B. Rheiner
Club Notes and Bridge Evening at Black's Tearoom
Club notes report Mr and Mrs A J Demmel hosting Pot Luck club this eve ning with dinner at Black's tearoom Bridge to follow at 400 Kingbard avenue Mi Jo club guests attend a luncheon on Thursday by Mrs P J Hoffey at Hotel Russell Lamson Valentina rugs used as decorations Bridge will be the afternoon entertainment N S C met Monday for dinner at White Sea Inn followed by bridge Games awarded to Miss Ruth Smith and Ann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Demmel
Pot Luck Club
Black's
Kingbard Avenue
P. J. Hoffey
Russill-Lamson
N.S. C. Hid
White Sea Inn
Prizs
Missea Ruth Smith
Ann
Health Lectures Jan 20Feb 2 at Plaza Theatre
A health authority announces a series of beauty and health lectures from January 20 to February 2 at the Plaza theatre under the Waterloo Evening Courier and the Plage. The piece emphasizes dental care, urging annual dental exams, proper brushing, antiseptic mouthwash, and choosing correct toothpaste. It links dental health to overall well being and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plage
Local clubs plan meetings and bridge prizes highlighted
Miller and numerous ladies attend club notices. Forget-Me-Not, Wild Rose, Friendship circle, and T. K. club schedule Thursday and Wednesday gatherings at various addresses. Mrs Balenslefer hosts a seven o’clock dinner and bridge winnings go to Mrs Dewey, Mrs McLain, and Mrs Porter. Patterson to entertain January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Balenslefer
T. K. Club
Minky Street
Erst
A. R. Dewey
Roy McLain
W. A. Porter
R. &. Patterson
Sumner Council Hears Arguments on Power Service
City council in Sumner Ta. heard Central States Power and Light representatives on franchise renewal and street lighting contract terms. They proposed changes to lower rates and a different pump type while Municipal Utilities Corp. of Des Moines also seeks consideration. The contract expires this year and municipal plant options are being studied. Service will continue by current agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Central States Power & Light Corporation
Rengwer
James Payton
Bert Hanson
Minnesota
Municipal Utilities Corporation
Des Moines
Central States Corporation
Black's Store Closed During Stevenson Funeral
The James Black Dry Goods Co. store will close from 1:45 to 3 p.m. Thursday for the funeral of William J. Stevenson, vice president of the company, who died last Thursday in Phoenix, Arizona. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Dry Goods Company
William J. Stevenson
Phoenix
Ariz
Firet Presbyterian Church
Chocolate Meringue Pie and Odd Kitchen Notes
A mixed page of recipes and household tips covers chocolate meringue pie steps with a custard base, hints to whip meringue, and pantry ideas, alongside kitchen advice about lamb leftovers, maple sugar on toast, and salad dressing tweaks. Also included are local crime notes about Jesse Price’s arrest for coal theft and a rundown of building permits for renovations and heating plants.
RUMMER CONVICTED. SENTENCE IN DISTRICT COURT LIKELY
Marshalltown reports Milo Hilton of Des Moines convicted yesterday of illegal transportation of liquor. Leonard Carothers of Cedar Rapids, previously convicted in a federal Des Moines case, faces district court trial today on a similar charge arising from an airplane liquor road arrest here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Tawan
Milo Hilton
Des Moines
Guar
Leonard Carothers
Cedar Rapids
Uquor
Town and Country YMCA Enjoys Big Year in Cedar Falls
The Town and Country branch of the Y M C A reports its best year in ten, with 22 566 total activity attendance. At a dinner in Hotel Black Hawk Cedar Falls 75 attended, as leaders from Cedar Falls Waterloo and New Hartford joined in celebrations. The program showcased club induction rituals Hi Y activities and father and son banquets, noting 11 Hi Y clubs with 275 members and 8 335 total attendance across pioneer nine clubs and girls clubs 6550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.om. CO. A
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Town and Country
General Board
D. Allan
S. A. Cohagan
Waterloo Y. M. Co. A
Drew
Allan
Cohagan
Committee of Management
Meade
Harry G. Clowes
Hudson Hi
Harry Moore
New Hertford
Roger Leavitt
Pathfinder Fioneer Club
Pioneer
Local notices and health updates spread across city
Glasses repaired at Lehanan's. Principal F. J. Miller confined at home with illness. Thomas M. Buchanan back from Chicago after attending special cases. Wirt Hoxie ill with meningitis at Allen Memorial hospital. Fred R. Decker unable to attend session due to impassable roads. M. J. Driscoll recovering after operation at St. Francis hospital. Helen Menges improving after mastoid operation. Douglas Blitsch ill with scarlet fever and mumps, now convalescing. Miss Coletta Driscoll returns to Chicago. Loretta Hunter struck by mumps developing from influenza. Mrs. W. W. McFarlane to Des Moines for inaugural program. Mrs. Amanda Coyle buys Fairmont hotel stake. Schmitt plans undecided. Northwestern Lumbermen convention attendees head to Minneapolis. Herbert Himier loses tip of left thumb at John Deere plant. County Attorney Gwynne pursues forfeiture of a Quick coupe with grain alcohol cargo. hearing Feb 10. Myrtle Van Skiver granted divorce from George Van Skiver. custody arrangements set for daughter Aonde and two minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Miller
Independence Avenue
Thomas M. Buchanan
Chicago
Allen Memorial Hospital
Wirt Hoxie
Prospect Avenue
Helen Menges
Theodore Menges
Western Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Douglas Blitsch
Cuthbert Blitsch
Avenver Street
Coletta
Driscoll
W. Chapman
William Leask
W. BP. Barber
B. G. Knief
Russell Gray
Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Herbert Himier
Commercial Street
Presbyterian Hospital
John Deere ‘Eractor Company
John A. Gwynne
W. W. Warren
Fort Dodge
H. P. Mason
Lt. Miller
Myrtle van Skiver
George van Skiver
G. W. Wood
Aonde
W. A. Henry
Crésco
Veterans Post Named After the Sailor Clark Post Forms
Eugene Clark post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will form Friday night in Memorial Hall with election of permanent officers and a projected women's auxiliary. The post honors the sailor son of Mr and Mrs H D Clark who was lost near the Irish coast in World War I. About 800 comrades and wives expected. 186 charter members already. State Commander Arthur Dodds and state adjutant to initiate. Charter goal 350 by Friday. dues 2 50 through 1929, then 4. Auxiliary dues 1 50. Dues payable to acting commander L R Schroeder or adjutant Ralph W Smith. Lunch menu baked ham, bread and butter, coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Clark
Memorial Hall
8. D. Clark
Linden Avenue
Clark
Arthur Dodds
Des Moines
L. R. Schroeder
Avenue
Ralph W. Smith
Black Hawk Road
Fingerprint ID Talk Set by Legion Guests at Memorial Hall
Sons Cyril and Oct. 7 address by Emil Steffen, superintendent of the Wa terlog police bureau of identification, to Becker-Chapman Post American Legion on The Making and Use of Fingerprints in Criminal Identification at Memorial Hall Thursday. Dr S S TF Heverly, Bentist, 606 Black Hawk Blog. Phono 3341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Steffen
Bureau of Identification
Waterlog Police Department
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Lx Memorial Hall
TF. Heverly
Condition of Girl Hurt in Car Crash Remains Critical
Katherine Wilson fouryearold daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson of Blucher Avenue suffered a fractured skull when the car she rode in was struck by a street car. Her sister Roxie aged 15 was also seriously hurt and Rose Marie 9 left the hospital today. The father and brother were treated at Alien Memorial Hospital after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wilson
Walter Wilson
Blucher Avenue
Alien Memorial Hospital
Roxie
Rose Marie
I C Carpenters Repair Fire Loss At Waterloo Yard Office
A crew from the Illinois Central maintenance department began repairing the yard office building in Waterloo after a Sunday night fire caused about 1800 dollars damage. Most damage was to the upper floor. the lower floor housed office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
North Waterloo
Brain Test Answer Set Reflects Percentages
The fragment lists multiple choice style percentages associated with numbers in parentheses. It shows 7 percent for (6), 9 percent for (2), 10 percent for (9), 6 percent for (7), 17 percent for (6), 11 percent for (8), S&S percent for (1), 25 percent for (10), 20 percent for (3), and 8 percent for (4).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Cat Mian Tied To Train Seat In Legal Move
Paul Billingstea 28 of Hegro, World War veteran, created a scene on an Illinois Central train en route from Marion Indiana to receive guardianship notice for government compensation. He fought guards, stripped, and was bound to a seat with a straitjacket after a violent outburst. Guards from Marion aided, with McGowan and Holtz dispatching to Chicago, Logansport, and Wattieroo. The case marks ongoing military home guardianship procedures and insanity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Billingstea
Hegro
Ilinois
National Military
Marion
Ind
Giuardian
Billingsies
R. R
G. W. McGowan
Chicago
Ilinois Central
William G. Holtz
Wattie
McGowan
Billingslea
Logansport
Wiver
Iman
H. T. Wagner
Billingslee
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Toledo
W. B. Billingslea
Hal H. Mosier
Beng
Veterans’ Bureauy
Waterloo Evening Conrice PATTERNS for Courier patterns
To obtain up-to-date accompanying design patterns, send 14 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Orders filled promptly with seams, and patterns should reach customers about 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society In
Society
Moose Tall
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Black’s Tearoom
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. 0. C. F
Scattergod Circle
King's Daughters
Herschel Smith
Lydia Society
Brick's Tearoom
P-T. A
Lafayette School
Walnut Street Baptist
Delphans
L. EB . Eickelberg
Progressive Delphian Society
S. B
Exwa
Woman’s Club
Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
HF. P. QO. E
Elks Club
Roosevelt School
Green Lantern
Piente
Helen Gouldaux
Church News
Q First Congregational Church
T.hd0 Ag'cacs
First Presbyterian Church
Sycamore Street
Aida Webster
F. d. Bighmey
Florence Lowe
Circle No. 4
Mulerry Street
Religious Dramatic Society
Grace M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. E. Rust
Wellington, Street
Clemence Studios
Eleanor and
Louise Frahm
Ruth Sutherland
Josephing Tratt
Madeline Dyker
W. W. Warsaw
City Police Million
Sisterhood of Graves Memorial
L. B
C. J. Murphy
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thompson Avenue
Forget
Otto Obele
Indiana Avenue
Wild Rose Club
Martha Sweeney
Randolph Street
Atys
Evergreen Avenue
Sumner Council
Black’s
Stevenson
Jesse Price
Oscar Hauserman
Bartlett & McFarlane Fuel Co
Price
Keleva Price
C. E. Pickett
Harry Hummel
George Hawver
T. F. Kenney
Mulberry
D. C. Johnson
Y. MY. A
PRIEF
Lehanan
Fred R. Decker
Board of Supervisors
Mt. Vernon Township
M. J. Driscoll
Mullan Avenue
W. W. McFarlane
Wratnut Street
Hemmill
Arch W. McFarlane
Amanda Coyle
Fairmont Hotel
Saxon Street
Lena Schmitt
Schmitt
Veterans’ Post
Cyril
I. C. Carpenters
R Arab
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Hiays
Roraca
Presh
Jse
Wee
Feyees
Seeebee
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