Miss Elsie Schoenberg Weds Ernest Venter at United Lutheran Church
Miss Elsie Schoenberg married Ernest Venter yesterday at United Lutheran Church. Rev A H Lemmann officiated, with Ed J Studt playing the wedding march. Bridesmaids Anna Manske and Hilda Mattbius. best men Henry Venter and John Strumple. Norma Newhaur and Eva Strumple attended as flower girls. reception at the Schoenders home with ninety relatives and friends. pink and white décor and a three course supper. Inside table décor featured chrysanthymums and a large wedding cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Schoenberg
Une
Manue
Lutheran Church
Ernest Wenter
A. H. Lemmann
ED J. Studt
Anna Manske
Hilda Mattbius
Henry Venter
John Strumple
Norma Newhaur
Viere
Eva Strumple
Mpce
Herman Schoenders
Isiide
Youngest Coe College Student Is 16 Girl
Miss Helen Knott of Independence Oregon is the youngest Coe College student at 16, poised to become a college sophomore in February. She plans nursing training at Johns Hopkins after completing Coe, citing ambition to assist surgeons and overcome western prejudice against women doctors. She has athletic and literary Society activity at Coe and earlier earned tennis championships and lifesaver certification.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Helen Knott
G. C
University of Town
Lis
Perith
Knott
Cor College
University of Iowaselina of Medicine
Johns Hopkins
Miss Knott
He R Rason
Red Cross
Lfe
Scattergood
King’s Daughters
J. J. Buck
First Methodist Women Plan All Day Meeting
All day meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First M E church is set for 10 30 a m with letters from schools about Christmas boxes read by Barron and the second chapter of The Adventure of the Church studied. A noon cafeteria dinner follows and jars of fruit for St Luke’s Hospital are to be collected by the Ald society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Abs
SBE
Barron
Don: Miller
C. H. Abbs
Mmes
W. A. Burton
C. F. Robe
W. D. Kepler
Louis Heckinger
R. A. Gurgess
H. W. Bergey
HH. D. Harker
St. Luke's Hospital
Cdar Rapids
Ald Society
F. L. Marquis
Foreign Missionary Sect
R. Carothers
G. F. Nagle
Anch
George Smelser
J. W. St. John
Ragan and Rutenbeck Wed in Cedar Rapids
William F. Ragan former city editor of the Waterloo Tribune and Ruth Esther Rutenbeck were married in Cedar Rapids on Saturday afternoon. The couple, both Coe College alumni, plan to reside in Cleveland where Ragan now works on the newspaper copy desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Ragan
Waterloo Tribune
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Ruth Esther Rutenbeck
Louis Rutenbdeck
Will Ragan
Coe College
Elks Charity Ball Planned as Spring Event
The Elks announce a series of social events including a charity ball on Friday March 16. An invitation dance is set for Friday evening and a Ladies Night event with card games next Monday. A mixed bridge party is planned with eighty guests at the last event and a door picnic date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Agyishaeys
Datarest
Church News Highlights Local Methodist and Baptist Meetings
Church notices from Waterloo and Dubuque districts list joint conference in Fayette on Feb 8 and 9. Women and missionary groups meet at homes for monthly sessions, with details on hosts and times plus upcoming class and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists of
Waterloo
Dubugie
Fayette
Hints in Beauty Care Wave Your Bhatr
A fragment on hair care suggests methods to tame limp hair with waves. It mentions weekly shampooing for light hair, a half lemon for rinse, combs and nets to set waves, and henna for dark hair with careful application and multiple washings. It references preparation of a powder from corn starch and other ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andere
Jeff
Cedar Falls W R C to honor 67th wedding anniversary
Cedar Falls Washington news notes the W R C plans a reception Wednesday at the Wall for Mr. and Mrs. Brinkley Pierce celebrating 67 years of marriage. The couple married June 18 188? in Oregon and moved to Butler County Iowa in 1873. They have six sons ten grandchildren and 11 great grand.
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Cedar Falls
Brinkley Pierce
Sereption Wonia
Relief Corps
Ovde Wall
Pierce
Jane Phillips
Oregon
Ely
Butler County
Towa
Shell Rock
Sie
West Howard
Shell Roe
Petative
Clayton
Walter
Marmon and
Lee Jreside
Sacramento
Cal
Ten Ley
Portland
Ore
Als Omrandsons
Ave
Installation and Initiation of Mooseheart Women Officers
Mrs Fried Glessemer of Chicago presided at Mooseheart event sponsoring initiation and installation of officers for the local Illinois Women of Mooseheart Legion. New officers include senior regent Mrs George Westein and junior regent Mrs Fred Bartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fried Glessemer
Chicago
Illnois Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moosehiall
Mmes
W. P. Kearns
Frank Sherwoal
G. Renslow
Howard F. . Graps
Halford Dean
Harry A. Caress
Pred Hall
William S. Weiginley
King. Lyle
Loyal Lyons
Lois Burright
A. W. Kistner
Arius
R. G. Pickett
Sentinel
Glenn Tibbitts
Hyand
R. J. Banons
Glessemer
Tibbis
Gredar Rapids
Club Notes Highlight Local Teas and Card Games
J D club to be entertained at the morrow afternoon at Mrs T H Treganyza home. Mrs J O Hays to host the mama afternoon for Jet-Together club members. Mr and Mrs Ralph Steninger hosted Saturday Night club at their residence. Fayers at cards awarded to Mrs Raymond Spetet Harold Korth and George Cah. Mr and Mrs Spelener to entertain the club again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Club
Morron
T. H. Treganyza
Hays
Jet-Together Club
Ralph Steninger
Fayers
Raymond Spetetos
Harold Korth
George Cah
Spelener
Woman's Relief Corps Installs Officers for 1928
Mrs Lottie Flick installed as president of the Woman's Relief Corps at joint installation with Robert Anderson post G A R comrades in Memorial hall. Ida Alderman installing officer and Anna Salmer installing conductor presided. other officers named include Shirley, Kelderding, McCormick, Clemens, Johnson, McKellar, Bross, Geertsen, Breeker, Kilgore, Larson, Arnold, Peterson, Obele, and Orvis. Charter draped for Minnie Walker and Filta Aronson. G A R comrades Siamon and Moyer thanked for flowers. Mrs Viola Hartsell received past matron badge. roses given to Alderman and Sohner.
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Lottie Flick
Woman’s Relief Corp
Jfoint
Robert
Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Ida Alderman
Anna Salmer
P. B. Shirley
Eudora Kelderding
Addie =McCormick
Wesley Clemens
Garrie Johnson
Alexander HH. McKellar
Fred Bross
John Geertsen
John Breeker
Margare Kilgore
William Larson
Runice Arnold
Merle Peterson
Otto Obele
W. H. Orvis
Minnie Walker
Filta Aronson
Siamon
Moyer
Johnston
Viola EB. Hartsell
Alderman
Sohner
Otterbein Men to Hear A P Blough Address
Rev. A P Blough pastor of Church of the Brethren will speak at Graves Memorial United Brethren church during a 6 30 p m dinner meeting to share impressions from his Holy Land trip Other Graves church events this week include orchestra practice, Christian Endeavor play practice, Junior Endeavor picnic supper, Sunday school officers meeting and choir practice
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C. R. Parker
First, Baptist Church
Cedar Falls
Jan. G. Philathea
First Methodist Eghicopal
YW. C. A
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Otterbein
Brotherhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Mr. Blough
Holy Land
Graves Church
Ollows
Christian Endeavor
Barclay Streck
Black
Teamaamn
George Haris
Henry Brandt
St Mary's Church Plans Charity Benefit Party
St Mary's church sponsors a benefit party to raise funds for charity. Events include a Wednesday 8 p.m. party in St Mary's School auditorium with bridge, 500 and banco, and a Thursday 2:30 p.m. card party in the school hall. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Leona Henney Hosts Dinner for Birthday at Home
Leona Henney hosted a small 7 o'clock birthday dinner at her home with friends. Green and white table decor featured lighted candles and a decorated cake. The menu included four courses as Mrs. L. J. Bulner and Mrs. Arthur Hartson supervised etiquette. Luncheon and About WaterlonMusic Supervisors club met at Black's tearoom with Natma Gaiser directing songs from In Mother Nature's Garden by Kate Berry Rord. Spokane Wash and Mrs. Oliver Stevenson, Waterloo, provided piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Henney
Fanor
L. J. Bulner
Arthur Hartson
Lunghesn
tM-and-Abaout-Waterlon Music Supervisors Club
Black's Tearoom
Natma Gaiser
Mother Nature’s Garden
Kate Berry
Spokane
Wash
Oliver Stevenson
Waterloo
Steventon
Edna Hopkins
Cedar Falls
Prohibition Politics Not Religion Says Vinton Minister
In Vinton Ta on the eighth anniversary of prohibition, Rev. Theodore Schliepsick of Trinity English Lutheran church says the movement is a political issue and not church business. He notes no church bells will ring in celebration and urges Protestants to avoid endorsing Anti-Saloon League activities.
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Vinton, Ta
UPI
Vinton
Anti- Saloon League
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Thodore Schliepsick
Schiliepsick
Two Youths Held After Store Robbery Confession
Linus City police say Charles Londsdon and Harry J Christy, both 18 of Des Moines, were held on charges of auto theft and burglary. Christy confessed the pair robbed a Des Moines clothing store last week, taking merchandise over $100, then fled in a stolen car later abandoned. another vehicle was stolen at Moorland in Webster County.
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Linus City
Heroe
Charles Londsdon
Harry J Christy
Mes Moines
Tony
Webster County
Des
Moines
Christy
Lands“dou
Des Moines
Moorland
Cedar Falls Girl and Waterloo Man Wed in Minneapolis
Miss Hallie Smith a Cedar Falls money order clerk and Mr. Patter Thypey from Waterloo were married in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Sunday. The couple announced the wedding today and returned to Cedar Falls this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Nettet Sperant Sepisie
Hallie Smith
Focal Post Office
Patter Thypey
Minn
Tippey
Cedar Falla
Valery Sees Machine Outdistancing Soul in Modern Transition
Paris January 16 Paul Valery a French Immortals member warns that the machine outdistances the soul as science reshapes humanity. He argues material life nears machine precision while mind and culture lag, urging clear thinking and a new cultural discipline led by America.
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Paris
Paul Valery
France
Associated Press
Meyer
America
Valery
Local Notes and Crimes Tally Across Waterloo
City brief listing mis- events include thefts of tires and bicycles at Fifth to Sixth Street crossings, a Ford coupe stolen from Water Street, and several residents reported to police. social notices cover lodge installations and club meetings while others note hospitalizations, strokes, and a bishop’s health.
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Laura Strubel
New York Fashion Slop
Mason City
Waterloo
T Paul Sensantach
First Street West
Barking
Fifth and
Water Streets
Placer Mines in Alaska Continue to Yield Riches
Anchorage Alaska January 16 That Alaska placers are far from worked out and new strikes still occur was shown when pioneer operator Murray of Cache Creek district found ground yielding three thousand dollars per square foot The area had been worked for 20 years using crude methods Murray began hydraulic on side pay narrow strips where dredge could not reach The paystreak disappeared and a new discovery was made by Murray's son on a benched area a hydraulic was set to work The operator estimates three years of work remain on the beach with a cleanup exceeding past records
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Anchorage
Alaska
Dim Murray
Cache Creek
Murray
Ice Quietly Binds City Streets After Night Rain
A light rain freezing on contact created treacherous ice on sidewalks and streets. Temperature fell three degrees from 36 to 33 as motorists and pedestrians faced slick curbs and slippery crossings. Bus traffic on the WCFN line struggled between Waterloo and Cedar Falls with several coaches leaving the road to regain control. Westbound buses faced difficulty climbing the first hill west of the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weather Bureau
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Dairy Cattle Congress
The Nurse's Error
Joe Powers battles a crush on Barbara Martin and awkward shyness at her home. A hospital scare with acute appendicitis leads to a death letter vow, then a surprise recovery and Barbara's implied embrace.
Frantic Escape Sparks Sudden Confession at Ward
A hospital scene unfolds as a nurse flees a room crying out for help while a patient named Joe pleads to avoid reporting her. The moment loosens his reserve and he openly embraces Barbara, kissing her repeatedly in a bid to comfort and connect.
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Joe
Barbara
Wealthy Society Girl Becomes Dominican Novice in Wisconsin
Miss Jane Evelyn Cusack, daughter of a Chicago advertising magnate, fled Oak Park to join the Sinsinawa Dominican convent in Wisconsin. For four months she will live in religious observance, rising at 5:30 daily for prayer and study, with no vacations except on special church occasions, and may enter the novitiate if she remains devoted.
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William J. Walsh
Armstrong Bmannufacturing Company
Chicago
West Baden Springs
Ind
National
Crushed Stone Association
Armstrong Company
Marion Sweeney
Waterloo East
Walnut Street
Yesutts
Hayve
B. F. Bishop
Bishop's
Radvertishmenel
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Sinsinawa
St Clara
Tittle Place
Boston Globe
East Dubuque
Jane Evelyn Cus
Thomas Cusack
Cusack
Oak Park
Sisters of the
Dominican Order
St. Dominic
Prouite
Toulouse
France
Miss Cusack
Brain Test Answer and Letter Transpositions
Puzzle notes present a sequence of letter pair and word analogies with transposition hints and instructions. It outlines mappings like A to B or O to V, requests letter shifts, and includes phrases about doubling letters and advancing letters in sequences.
Fashion pattern request for blouse design in 1927 catalog
The notice advertises an Evening Courier fashion pattern for a stylish blouse model with printed velvet crepe brocades and metal cloth options. Sizes 34 to 44 bust. pattern costs 16 cents plus 5 for postage. yardage details and facing instructions included. issued with up-to-date fall 1927 book of fashion.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Wintom
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Ernest Venter
Kirst M
Churet
Isabella—K
Halt
Cue College
Pigrin Cla
Congregational Church
Sirs
Adays
J.D
Lydia Societs
Ust Presbyterian Church
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
PL Hall
Bon LF
Farnmen's
Scattergand Circle
King's Daughters
de J. Buck
G. FL
Ladies” Auxiliary
Wilkwre
Ragan-Rutenbeck
J. FP
Greeley
Western Avenue
William PF
Charles H
Aa. G
Ther
Woodmen of
Eyrning
K. of P
Elks
Church News
First Congregational Church
Jd. D. Easton
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Loma Griffin
Mary Ethel Dixon
Jessica Milligan
J. Punt
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
A. J. van Doren
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington
Chrch
Edna Kent Forbes
Aedes
D. BR
Rene
Upaen Tvers
Blie
Jane
Mooseheart Women
Woman’s Relief Corps
Premet
Buchanan
H. G. Frank and
E. B. Wise
Frank Bros
Mayme Egan
Jefferson Shiver
Elmer Midhe
Orlwein
Jonn King
Baltimore Street
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
Watertop Lodge
Lodge No. 2059
Modern
Woodmen of America
P.m. Formorrow
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. J. Nichols
L. B. Gates
Nichols & Gates Furniture Store
Furniture Marts
Fourth and
Raymond Crandall
Columbia Street
Sterling Meyers
Kingsley Avenue
John W. Rath
Rath Packing Company
Rath Irfe
Southland
Florida
Cuba
New York
Anie
Sheme
Benjamin Davis
Cora Ferbish
Hhey Street
Lyman Eldridge
Millerdate
Presbyterian Hospital
Fred Uhn
Branklin Street
Uhn
Thnals Central Hospital
Carl Arius
Tawa State Teachers College
Cedar Heights
Edgar T. Monfort
Joe Powers
Altho
Barbara Martin
Biiss
Hegan
Toner
Myr
Jor
Wrebationer
Boomer
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