Society News Clubs Plan Multiple Dancing Parties This Season
The article lists dances and social events hosted by six clubs lodges and sisterhoods with plans for early lenton season functions. Highlights include a Friday dance by the Ithian Sisters at K P Hall committees led by Mrs J L McClinton Mrs W Rose and Miss Alpha Cobb dancing 845 to 1145 and future dates February 14 March 4 and March 18 with punch and table games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winyr
Iing
I ‘Riday
Ithian Sisters
K. of P. Il
J. L. McClinton
W. . Rose
Alpha Cobb
Ellis
K. of P. Hall
Security Club
Security Benefit Association
E Armory
Shriners Club
Altar Guild
St ‘Ark’s. Episcopal Church
Valentine’s Thateau Studio
Punch
Servby
Virginia Hunter
Arlys Wimber
Fred L. Winter
Club gatherings and refreshment rounds noted
Members of M. B. Needlewors club visited Mrs. J. W. Rapiel for an afternoon of sewing and socializing with refreshments. The 15. H.C. club met at Miss Rose Cohn's home for games and piano tunes with refreshments. BN natural Music club held a business meeting with committee plans for May programs and rehearsals, hosted by Miss Kathryn Flynn with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Needlewors Club
J. W. Rapiel
5. H.C. Club
Rose Cohn
Bn:tural Music Club
Kathryn Flynn
Side Talks By Ruth Camero s
A fragment notes pedestrians escaping construction as workmen lay a sidewalk. The writer comments on the obstacle and impact of the project on a street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameros
Beauty Correspondence Tips From Edna Kent Forbes
Readers seek guidance on hair styling, exercise, and skin care in a Beauty Chats column. Advice covers braiding hair for a flattering look, starting a gym routine, handling freckles and pimples, and diet tips including olive oil and grape juice recommendations.
Sculptor of Ice Cream Cuts Pie Cake and Shapes
Ice cream sculptor Robert Murch of Rockford is featured at the eleventh annual convention of the Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers in Waterloo. Murch shapes pies and cakes from ice cream for the Hotel Russell Lamson banquet as researchers and suppliers from 50 concerns attend this three day gathering. Prominent figures include J. H. Beers and Roger Crowell of Waterloo, L. W. Moore of Omaha, and Prof. Mortensen of Ames. Tonight's banquet at the Russell Lamson Hotel caps day two with plans for the final talks and officer elections tomorrow.
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Lota
Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Robert Murch
Rockford
Waterloo
Allen's Ice Cream Company
United States
Pam Crowley
Des Moines
Association
J. H. Beers
Beers
Roger Growell
C. J. Hutchison
Crowley
Roger J. Crowell
L. W. Moore
Omaha
Neb
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. Mortensen
Ames
Iowa State College
G. J. O'Neil
Robert Everett
National Association of Ice, Cream Supply Men
J. M. Speed
C. W. McGinnis
Nebraska Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Iowa Association
Poodle Dogs’ ‘Association
Russell Lamson
Br N. Lowenstein
National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Y M C A Leaders Urge Strong Religious Program
W N Northcott state secretary of the Y M C A told Waterloo protestant church representatives that a strong religious program can solve current problems. S A Cohagan said the Y is as strong as Waterloo’s men make it, and George Wood Anderson will speak next Monday on gospel team work. A special committee was named to lead the effort and Jan 25 marked the start of the inter Sunday school basketball tourney scheduling games for Tuesdays and Saturdays with Dave Seger J B Jordan C C Richa and C C Lamson directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Northcott
Religious Life Committee
Northcott
Waterloo
S. A. Cohagan
W. F. Huxford
George Wood Anderson
Schodl
Dave Seger
J. 2. Jordan
C. C. Richa
C. C. Lamson
City in Brief Summary of Local Notices and Attendances
Local news items report Glen Thompson ill with smallpox symptoms. Conery travels to Omaha to visit relatives. Edward M. Ferris takes a special agent post at Northwestern Mutual Life. Kathryn Meek completes a purchasing trip in New York City. Fred and Lucia Acuff visit Rock Island relatives at 1229 Grandview Ave. Mrs. George Cousins plans northern visit then California. J. P. Eves attends Iowa dairy business in Des Moines. Missing blankets reported to police by J. Harry A. Fee. J. W. Koch attends state plumbers convention in Burlington. C. Young to speak on contracting at Des Moines meeting. Spanish class planning at YMCA with Miss Reed. Ada C. Billings sues George Lane for $400 rent due on 80 acres. C. Burt Mollenbeck discusses land project along Marion Cedar Rapids boulevard. Cedar Rapids to Marion highway paved similar to Rainbow Drive. Walnut Street Baptist Church hosting women’s supper Friday at 6 pm with reservations. Matrons gymnastics class forming at YWCA with instructor Mrs. Gaylor. John Wagner and family from Freeport visiting Waterloo relatives during ice cream manufacturers’ convention. Marinero Shop offers hair removal services. Advertisements note real estate for sale by W B Osterman and a Waterloo Maccabee event at Moose Hall.
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Edward M. Ferris
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kathryn Meek
East
New York City
Fred
Lucia Acuff
Rock Island
Ill
John Acuff
Grandview Avenue
George Cousins
Mulberry Street
California
C. Young
Waterloo
Iowa Engineering Society
Des Moines
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. C
Gaylor
John Wagner
Freeport
Osterman
West High Debating Team Faces Charles City
West High's debating squad meets Charles City High in a Friday debate at West High Auditorium. The question asks if works council representation should be adopted in plants with over 200 workers, with Merle Francis, John Corson, and Victory Kaplan for West High negative and Robert Hennigar, Harry Harper, Orin Thiel for Charles City affirmative. The event aims to present expert arguments on union and employer perspectives and follows a record season under Miss Dorothy Seiffert with more debates to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Charles City High School
West, High
Merle Francis
John Corson
Kaplan
Jis
Charles City
Robert Hennigar
Harry Harper
Orin Thiel
Waterloo
Dorothy Seiffert
Thomas R. Roberts
Independence
A. W. Moore
Oelwein
Tes
George W. Sawyer
Osage
Mixed jury verdict delivered by first Black Hawk county forewoman
Mrs. Jessie Geertsen became the first Toreh woman to lead a juror group in Black Hawk county as she read the verdict in F. W. Smith vs Milton H. Hill. The panel found for the plaintiff at 145.59 while denying the $600 counterclaim, after a two hour deliberation. The judge postponed full instructions to morning.
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Jessie Geertsen
Black Hawk County
H. B. Boles
F. W. Smith
Milton H. Hill
Judge Boles
Horace G.rish
M. J. Fowler
Waaterlos Evening Courier Patterns Order Notice
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlo, enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams. Orders filled promptly but may reach you in ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Court hears jury panel drawn with women majority
Ford represents the plaintiff and E K McCoy the defense. The veniremen are named after a second draw with eight women and four men on the panel. The panel was completed and sworn at 11:35 a.m. Names include Jennie Adam Susan Nickerson Blanche Whitman Grace Aldrich Lola Weisshaar Vera Craig Edith Wyeth Bessie Getty and E R Carlson. Three peremptory challenges and two strikes per side were allowed.
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Geertsen
Bates
Mahnke or Pickworth for city building head
Only two men qualified for the city building commissioner post after yesterday’s board of examiners test. Local architect B A Pick Worth and current commissioner Howard Mahnke passed. T N Brubblebeam did not take the exam and another applicant failed to meet marks. City council to vote at next regular meeting, January 4.
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Board of Examiners
B.A. Pick Worth
Howard Mahnke
T. N. Brubblebeam
Police Court Resumes After Vacation With Small Docket
Police court reopened this morning after a brief break. Two alleged public disturbance cases and two intoxication charges filled the docket. Peter Maragas and Sam Soteros were released on $25 bonds, facing a continued hearing as the day progressed. Jack McTammart, charged with intoxication, was also slated for late proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maragas
Sam Soteros
Jack McTammart
Custody and court actions unfold with suspensions noted
Edward Laughlin faced arrest at a local hotel and remained at the city hall hotel until court convened. A 15 day jail term was suspended with restrictions. A death notice reports a person born March 2 1913, with funeral plans set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Burial in Fairview. A weighing instrument at Bank of Magind is described as highly sensitive to signature writing on paper.
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Edward Laughlin
City Hall
Hileman & Cindt
E. J. Lockwood
Fairview
Bank of Maginnd
Mourinary Paul Weighmey Jr. Dies After Short Illness
Paul W Eighmey Jr two year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul W Eighmey of 230 Alta Vista avenue died at midnight after a brief illness of pneumonia.
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Paul Weighmey
Paul W
Paul W. Eighmey
Alta Vista Avenue
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J. W. Koch
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