Women of Iowa back Kellogg peace pact with 495 resolutions
Iowa women sent 495 copies of international cooperation resolutions urging ratification of the Kellogg pact before December 12. Des Moines state chair Mrs. Fred Hunter reports the list positions Iowa among leaders, with Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt presiding at sessions in Washington. Delegates include Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Clarence Koutson, with alternates Mrs. E. W. Brown and Mrs. Co. Joy. Several events mingle with the fourth annual conference on the cause and cure of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Fred Hunter
Des Moines
Department of International Co-Operation
Iowa League of Women Voters
Washington, D. C
Hunter
Clarence Koutson
Clear Lake
E. W. Brown
Joy
Sioux City
Carrie Chapman Catt
Women's Citizenship
Jowan
Tews State College
Ames
Quota Club Names Board Committees at First Meeting
The newly elected executive board of Quota club met at Black's Tea Room with Miss Bess Nichols as president. Helen Swinbank was appointed secretary and committees were formed including Attendance, Intercities, Publicity, Fellowship, Program, Ways and Means, Welfare, Membership, and Grievance with named members and plans for a guest night in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Black's Tearoom
Bess Nichols
Prsident
Helen Swinbank
Winnie Stevens
Anna Mender
E. Louise Chandler
Neille Corlis
Bid Downing
Katheryn M. Barton
Lorene Standish
Louise Loomis
Ruth Updegrail
Angeline Hitler
Anna Higgins
Alice Warsaw
Nellie Bracks
Pearl Kimball
Callie Wieder
Clara Frenzel
Clelia McCullough
Little
Larsen
Alma Sweetman
Inez Coburn
Nellie Sweeney
Mary Day
Marian Bansier
Etts H. Worthen
Eva Miller
Adelaide Hungerford
Alice Wykoff
Daisy Beal
Couple Married at Charles City Catholic Church
Miss Anns May Rodemaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Rodemaker near Charles City and Norbert Baltes of Tonia were united in marriage at 8 o clock Wednesday morning at Immaculate Conception church with Dean Gonvery officiating The bride wore white and her sister Miss Grace Rodemaker was bridesmaid John Eckes of New Hampton was best man The couple left for a two week wedding trip and will reside near the groom's father at Tonia
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Courier
Charles City
Anns May Rodemaker
Henry Rodemaker
Here
Norbert Baltes
John Baltes
Tonia
Immaculate Conception Church
Dean Gonvery
Grace Rodemaker
John Eckes
New Hampton
Mrs. Baktes
Girl Reserves Plan Y W C A Meetings and Camp Reunion
Grade school girl reserves will hold a candle lighting and recognition service Saturday at 2 PM at the Y W C A where armbands will be awarded to those meeting yearly activity requirements. A Morris Isle camp reunion for high school girls will occur Saturday at 6 30 PM, with a takeoff on camp life. Post F Travelers Protective association meets at Moose Hall Friday with a 6 30 PM picnic supper by the Ladies auxiliary, followed by a brief business session and dancing until 11 30 PM for members and friends. Rho Sigma sorority hosted by Miss Ann Feldman Wednesday included sleighing plans for Saturday evening with a meeting at Miss Ann Schultz's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Isle
Camp Ife
Post F. Travelers Protective Association
Moose Hell
Rho Sigma
Ann Feldman
Rho Sigma Sorority
Fourth Street West
Ann Schultz
Hudson Couple Will Celebrate Golden Wedding
Cedar Falls Iowa January 17 Mr and Mrs Samuel Walters Hudson will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday with a noon dinner and social afternoon. The Watters were married in 1879 on their farm west of Hudson by Rev Jacon Murray. He came to Black Hawk county in 1868 from Linn county and she from Pennsylvania about the same time. The farm is now run by their son Lee. Other children include Mrs Charles Boldt Earl in business at Dike and three sons and a daughter deceased. They have eight grandchildren, three of whom live with them in Hudson.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Samuel Walters
Hudson
Watters
Girayer
Jacon Murray
Black Hawk County
Linn County
Pennsylvania
Lee
Charles Boldt
Mullan Avenue
Earl
Dike
English Novel to Be Discussed at Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club Literary department meets Friday at 11 at the clubhouse to study early English novels. Mrs Floyd Chamberlain presents Clarissa Harlowe by Samuel Richardson and Mrs R W Schear presents Tom Jones by Henry Fielding, followed by discussion and a 2 o'clock luncheon with Dr W S Schaefer at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Floyd Chamberlain
Clarissa Harlowe
Samuel Richardson
R. W. Schear
Tom Jones
Henry Fielding
W. S. Schaefer
Cedar Falls
Founders Day Observed by P. and O. Chapters
Founders Day activities planned by P. and O. chapters with a joint luncheon at Hotel President Monday at 2 PM. Visiting P. E. O. members invited. reservations due by Saturday with Mrs. Ira Rednam ar or Mrs. Alice Simpson. Also reports on a skating party at the Hippodrome and a bridge party with prizes, plus Lincoln Circle meeting of Ladies of G. A. R. at Memorial Hall Friday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Woman's Clubhouse
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Hall
Los Comodres Club
H. G. Ludtke
St. Francis Hospital
Josephine O'Hagen
Lincoln Circle
G. A
Memorial Hall
Ladies' Society
Union Congregational Church
George King
Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P
Kilkare Club
Black’s
B. P
Elks ¢Lub
Young People's party—Universalist Parish
Phi Sigma Chidance
Ladies’ Auxiliary
AL L. O— YW
C. A. Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
C. O. F. Hall
Travelers Protective Association
Moose Hall
Na- Mona
P. EO
Ira Rednamar
Aliee Simpson
Hints in Beauty Care and Hospital Beauty Parlors
A disgruntled reader attacks the focus on beauty culture while the Essex County Hospital in New Jersey and the Illinois State Hospital at Kankakee open beauty parlors for patients. Officials say improving appearance aids mental health, while readers seek cheap guides. The note also gives a 19-year-old weight guide and schoolgirl cosmetic tips for acne and scalp care targeted at teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Hospital
New Jersey
Illinois State Hospital
Kankakee
Grinnell Col lege Beauty Contest Nominations Reach 20
Grinnell college nominees include Alice Lovejoy and Margaret Howell among twenty Grinnell girls named for the annual beauty pageant. Lovejoy, a sophomore, and Howell, a senior, are active on campus and from local addresses. Ten finalists will be chosen by student ballet, then four selected by a theatrical director for the 1930 Cyclone college annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lovejoy
Margaret
Jean Howell
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Miss Lovejoy
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
Miss Howell
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Eva Adams
Humboldt
Josephine Barnes
St. Paul
Elizabeth Benham
Miuscaline
Ann Louise Blaul
Burlington
Alice Child
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Ann Clark
Ogden
Margaret Coddington
Waverly
Iowa
Church Social and civic club notices in parish home
Church groups met Wednesday and Thursday afternoon in parish halls and church homes. Plans announced for a public supper in late February and regular meetings January 30, with officers elected for Westminster and First United Presbyterian groups. Walnut Street Baptist choir held its annual business meeting with forty members and new officers. a music committee was formed. Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid held a Bible discussion with 38 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Raymond Folk
G. B. Rheiner
W. W. Warsaw
First United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
C. E. Rust
Wellington Street
Clemence Music Studies
Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
William Underkoffler
Lynch
Hayes
L. Janes
H. Tate
R. Fairholm
Club Notes From Evening Bridge Gatherings and Meetings
Mrs. Henry Nauman hosts Thursday bridge for three tables at 295 Prospect Boulevard. Roy Gilley hosts Jolly Couples dinner at 116 Lane Street. Shoafs welcomed as new Valentine members. Favors in 500 awarded to Peverill Garrabrant and the Baldwins. Wodin Bridge formed at 319 Iowa Street. high score to Mrs. Mathes. Columbus club at 133 Webster Street. 500 prizes to Brown Lewis Hurley. next meet Jan 30 at Mrs. Felbes. Golden Link club at 1018 Berteh Avenue. next Feb 6 with Mrs. Pott at 10 Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nauman
Prospect Boulevard
Roy Gilley
Jolly Couples Club
Lane Street
Valentine
Leland Shoaf
Glenn Peverill
Ray Garrabrant
Milo Baldwin
Wodin Bridge Club
Lee Briden
Iowa Street
Hugh Mathes
George Conn
Columbus Club
M. J. McDonough
Webster Street
Co. Brown
N. Lewis
J. Hurley
Michael Felbes
Golden Link Cith
Lou Armstrong
Berteh Avenue
C. L. Pott
Commercial Street
Beauty and Health Lectures at Plaza Jan Twenty Four to Feb Two
The Waterloo Evening Courier and the Plaza announce a series of beauty and health lectures at the Plaza theatre from January 24 to February 2. The column then shares practical fashion tips on mirror work and quick alterations to improve outfits, including collar remakings and belt fixes to salvage garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Health Authority
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plaza
Becker Chapter Holds Regular Business Session
The first regular meeting of Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star in 1929 was held Wednesday evening in the Masonic temple with about 50 members and visitors. Reports were given and regular business transacted. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
City in Prief Glasses broken have the duchanan s
Fragmentary ad brief notes broken glasses and a phone contact 4343. Mentions city in brief context with shorthand ad wording and a stray telephone line. Readable fragments point to a damaged classified notice or lost item inquiry.
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Duchanan
Local Army Recruits Stationed For Quartermaster Corps
Various social and transport notes from Waterloo area detail local enlistments and travels. Harry Bemis of Vinton enlisted at the local army recruiting station for service with the quartermaster corps at Fort Leavenworth. W R Cole of 821 Fourth Street West returned from a 30 day trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Grout of 204 Logan Avenue left Tuesday night for a southern trip through old Mexico for five to six weeks. Henry W Brandt, a court reporter, is in Des Moines reporting the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting. Mrs Nellie E B Corliss is taking his place in Judge H B Boies' division. Chicago Great Western announced a new October 1928 record with refrigerator cars averaging 162.4 miles per day. Fire Captain Frank Lindsey and Clerk Clifford Hoode left Waterloo for Des Moines on business, returning tonight. A. E. Jewett, county superintendent, spent time in La Porte City giving exams to juniors and seniors. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Myles visited Mrs. F. C. Bakker and were en route to Chicago after a Pacific coast trip. G. Kober left a will bequest to 10 children, naming executors. Katherine and Roxie Wilson, injured in an auto streetcar crash, were reported unchanged but improving at Allen Memorial Hospital. Chicken supper announced by First Presbyterian Church for Saturday.
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Harry Bemis
Vinton
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Leavenworth
W. R. Cole
Fourth Street West
California
Mrs. Cole
Henry W. Brandt
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Nellie EB. Corliss
H. B. Boies
Chicago Great Western Railroad
A. J. Howard
Frank Lindsey
Clifford Hoode
A. E. Jewett
la Porte City
R. W. Myles
F. C. Bakker
Baltimore Street
Myles
Chicago
Pacific Coast
BL & PB
G. Kober
GQ. E
George G. Frank W
J. W
Jesse O
Arthur E
Harry M
Ezra L. Kober
Rebecca A. Messer
Maude L. Pfalzgraf
Katherine
Roxie Wilson
Blucher Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Roxie
First Presbyterian Church
Ice Harvest Begins on Cedar River at Young Corl Company
Sixty workers from Young Corl Co start the annual Cedar River ice harvest. Planned yield is about 6,000 tons stored in the icehouse after two to three weeks. Crystal Tea & Fuel expects 10,000 tons to be harvested starting tomorrow with around 100 men. River ice today runs 14 to 37 inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Corl Company
Cedar River
I Crystal Tea & Fuel Company
Northwest shippers seek nine foot Mississippi channel
St. Paul Minn Jan 17 The northwest shippers asked for a nine foot channel in the Upper Mississippi to aid barge transport. Major C L Hall US engineer heard protests to the six foot channel as sufficient. Hall will file his answer in Washington. Participants from Minneapolis St Paul Winona La Crosse Dubuque Davenport Chicago Moline Rock Island St Louis and New Orleans.
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St. Paul
Minn
Upper
MisSissippi River
C. L. Hall
United States
Hall
Washington
Upper Mississippi
Minneapolis
Winona
Robert A. Randolph
Chicago
Mississippi River Valley Association
Train plows into section gang killing three near Middletown
Middletown Jan 17 Three men died and five were injured when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck a nine man section gang near Peastown. Frank Koehner 27 Shandon was killed instantly Miles Haney 28 died in hospital two hours later. One unidentified worker and Homer Harold of Middletown escaped as the men walked the track in heavy fog Harold leaped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
U.P
Peasttown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frank Koehner
Shandon
Miles Haney
Homer Harold
Harold
Man Sentenced for Coal Theft in Municipal Court
Jesse Price, an African American man without a home, received 15 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to stealing coal. He was arrested Monday by Officer Oscar Horseman while carrying 300 to 400 pounds of coal from Bartlett & McFarlane Fuel Co. with an accomplice who fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Price
George J. Sager
Price
Oscar Horseman
Bartlett & McFarlane Fuel Co
Fourth Street
Iowa Salesmen Back Stewart In Fight
Three hundred Iowa sales representatives of Standard Oil company of Indiana gathered with Col. Robert W. Stewart in Des Moines to show support in what was described as the last ditch. The testimonial bore their names and expressed confidence in his cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Robert W. Stewart
Waterloos Evening Courier Patterns Request Note
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to the Evening Courier patterns department in Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible with delivery expected within 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashion
Waterloo
Retirement call sparks tense Chicago presentation
John D. Rockefeller Jr. pressed for the retirement of the chairman of the board. Amos Ball vice president and general sales manager planned to present the demand to Col. Stewart in Chicago this morning. Bedlam erupted at a district conference when Ball hailed Stewart as the greatest leader in the oil business, drawing five minutes of cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Col. Stewart
Chicago
Amos Ball
Bedlam
Ball
Chops stuffed with poultry filling wrapped in bacon by Sturtea Yemb
A luncheon recipe features chops slit to the bone filled with poultry stuffing, edges closed with bacon, broiled and served with parsley. Also included are Homemade Lady Fingers and a bright Orange Sauce. Lady Fingers use eggs, sugar, soda, cream of tartar, flour and a sugared topping. Orange Sauce blends orange juice and rind with cornstarch and egg white for finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturtea
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Blue Triangle League
First Congregational Church
Grace M. E. Church
First National Bank
Woman's Witd House
Charles City Catholic Church
Y. W
Marjorie Bradley
Claire Wade
Elizabeth Lies
Margaret Gleason
Fern Oman
Helyn Miller
Faye Kober
Marjorie Sipes
Woman’s Club
Margadant Brothers
Hippodrome
Joseph Margadant
Logan Avenue
Edward Margadant
Willam Margadant
Marion Hosmer
Randolph Street
Darlyne Bertch
Nona Timm
Louise Michielsen
Irere Kessler
William Ryan
Louis Knittel
Ray Schrademier
Margaret Howell
C. B. Rheiner
Wakefield
Mass
Mr. Rheiner
Floyd L. Kennedy
Church News
Walnut Street Baptist Choir
Fae Collins
H. S. Bunnell
Clifford Walker
Jack Guyer
H. H. Lee
Westminster Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
David Conn
Harry Northey
A. J. Doerfler
W. P. Jensen
B. T. Mowbray
Cirele
W. R. Burkett
Chile
Ladies’ Society
Pront Street
King
Henry Mitchell
Fred Hall
Roy Osgood
Narcissus
Floyd I. Kennedy
Jhome
Kennedy
Hridge
Oscar Mullen
Daughters of Isabella
Hotels President
Hincheon
OMA
PRIEF
Henry W. Grout
South
Old Mexico
Northwest
Mississippi
Stewart
Ceseses
Hien
Liberty Jewelry Store
Radio Dept
Apex
Howard & Boseh Radios
E. 4Th Street
It Shoe Mart
Shoe Mart
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
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