Eastern Star society notes and social events summary
Becker chapter Eastern Star held a two session meeting with W G Wise as worthy matron and an initial school of instruction led by Mrs Edward Osht Cedar Falls. Visitors from Janesville La Porte City and Cedar Falls attended. An evening initiation ensued with token presented to Mrs Dahl. Guests included Miss Carolyn Aije Farline and Mrs Fred Garrabrant. A presentation of "Smill in’ Thro’" was announced. A bridal shower for Ross Rena Cramer and Paul Snockenber ger occurred with pink yellow decor. A twenty wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs J D Cohn followed with gifts and cards. Miss Ethel Pollard and Orville W Task married in Independence with luncheon to follow.
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Becker Chapter
Order Ors. Eastern Star
W. G. Wise
Edward Osht
Cedar Falls
Janes-ville
la Porte City
Dahl
Aliss Carolyn Aije Farlane
Waterloo
Fred Garrabrant
G. R. Grenunels
Mento A. Everitt
Lake View
Mich
Alumsinnum Showen
Iirs
Ela. Schaefer
Ross Rena Cramer
Paul Snocken
Berger
Buests
George Quest
Yosk Pollard
Ethel Pollard
Orville W. Task
Independence
P. Powell
Archer Avenue
Ray, O. W. Garrap
Linden M. BH
Miss Keegan and Schmidt Wed at Eagle Center
Miss Katherine Josephine Keegan daughter of Mrs Rosy Keegan and William Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schmidt were married at Mt Carmel Catholic Church in Eagle Township. The ceremony was performed by Father Flav Totin with Miss Agnes Keegan as bridesmaid and Joseph Lehmildt Jr as best man. The bride wore duvet de laine with accessories and a bouquet of Ophelia roses. After a wedding breakfast the couple will live on a farm south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Josephine Keegau
Rosy Keegan
William Schmidt
Joseph Schmidt
Joa. Om
Mt. Carmel Catholichurch
Eagle Township
Flav
L. C. Totin
Agnes Keegan
Joseph Lehmildt, Jr
Duvet de Laine
Beauty Chats on Mannish Types and Hair Care Tips
Edna Kent Forbes argues against labeling women as mannish and urges straight thinking and honesty. The piece praises Barbara M for practical skills and jokes about gendered perceptions while offering fashion and health guidance, including bust size considerations and hair care tips with scalp massage and Castile soap recommendations.
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Honey
Barbara M
Barbara
Edith
Masterpieces Highlighted by Fortnightly Club Members
Mrs A S Walschaer presented typical masterpieces chosen for form and popularity at a Fortnightly Club meeting at the Hoxie home. She cited McDowell as a master American composer and listed The Messiah Creation Beethoven symphonies Schubert Schumann Mendelssohn Elijah and selections from Wagner Lohengrin.
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Ting
A. S. Walshaur
Woodmen and Circle Install Officers at Columbus Hall
Installation of Woodmen of the World officers led by Hamlin and Circle leaders presided by Mrs. Margaret Lee Evans took place last evening at Columbus hall. Officials named include Woodmen commander Kindig, lieutenant adviser Potts, banker Harper, Hayes clerk, Stolt trustee, Bennett escort, Scarborough sentry, and circle guardian Bristske with others serving as clerk, banker, chaplain, and attendants. A large crowd attended with a picnic supper served afterward.
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Woodmen of the World
Columbus Hall
Hamlin
Margaret
Lee Evans
Des Roines
Evans
D. Kindig
S. L. Wickelberg
N. A. Scarborough
Pearl Miller
Pase Guardian
Blanche Bristske
Mary Dew Ward
Trossa Potts
Mabel Leeper
Mattila Hennett
Dertha Courter
Edith Harper
Ustoble Farnsworth
Inner Sentinel
Anon Jayox
Outer Sentinel
Ars
Zena Til
Imansger
Old Friends and Old Books Read Again and Again
Ruth Cameron writes about rereading beloved books, marking passages with a pencil, and gaining new meaning with age. She urges reading Stevenson’s Virginibus Puerisque, advising couples and singles to reread meaningful works at intervals to deepen understanding and perhaps reduce divorces.
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Lfe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Stevenson
Tate
Motoring fashion shifts from rigid hats to rubber caps
The article surveys hats for open car use emphasizing practicality over style. Rubber window hats resist sun and dust, keeping heads clean with bright colors like red blue and green. For city driving soft crowned options and satin or silk twill coverings are noted as ideal while rigid crowns and fabrics like velvet are deemed impractical for motoring.
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New York
Women groups schedule events at First Methodist Church
The Women's organizations of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a full day program with a foreign mission opening led by Mrs. J. E. Getty and talks by Mrs. L. S. Havermale on China, plus a noon luncheon and a brief Ladies' Aid session. The Mission department met at First Presbyterian with devotionals by Mrs. Patterson and talks on western China.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Getty
Havermale
China
Ladies' Aid Society
Home Mission
Thomas Steaney
Nagle
Henry Gloss
Cincinnatti
N. W. Cadman
United States
Mission Department of ‘Women's Working Association
First! Presbyterian Church
Hugh Patterson
Holly Day
Hugh Thompson
Loren Terry
Jack Patterson
Joe Clark
Sam
John Rock Craiglow
A. A. Lohner
Gates College
John Rock
Club notes and church groups meet in January
The Hand guild plans a Friday sewing session with Mrs. W P Walker. CG meetings included Mrs Fill and Mrs T F Thornton. Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society gathered 50 at Mrs William Wext er’s home with Ber nice Berg Peter Daley and Henry Bunnell performing piano. Trinity American Luther League heard a mission address by Rev Machtmann and admitted three members. Ladies Industrial Society of Union Congregational plans a Friday afternoon church gathering with a picnic supper.
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Walnut Street Baptist Womens Society
William Wexter
Bernice Berg
Peter Daley
Henry Bunnell
Trinity American Luther League
New Guinea
F. Herbert Machtmann
Ladies Industrial Society of
Union Congregational Church
Banquet Planned by Philathea Class Union
Church gathering set for February 6 at Walnut Street church with Women’s Society serving a 6:30 banquet. Philathea class of the hostess church to handle the program. Miss Susie Schumaker of Westminster Presbyterian class named chair of the nominating committee with class presidents from First Presbyterian First Evangelical Walnut Street Alpha Philathea Central Christian and Philathea Business Girls to serve on it.
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Philathea Gity Union
Young Women's Christian Association
Walnut Street Church
Women's Society
Philathea
Susie Schumaker
Westminster Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Walnut Street Alpha Philathea
Central Christian
First M. E
Philathea Business
GE Programs By Radio Reprinted By Courier
The Courier will print General Electric company programs from WGY Schenectady starting Monday Jan 22 with an address by Cipriano Alvarado, a Quiche Indian, and notes on his language as a link to Maya hieroglyphics found by researchers in Washington.
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WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Cipriano Alvarado
Washington
Guatemala
William Yates
National Museum of
Central America
the Courier
Quarantines For Scarlet Fever And Measles In City
Health officers order quarantines for Ruth Cousins 13 at 111 Leonard with scarlet fever George W Sheplee 15 at 915 Western with measles and Ruth Morgenson 15 at 15 Ruth with scarlet fever. Local families urged to report symptoms and avoid public gatherings.
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Ruth Cousins
Leonard
George W. Sheplee
Western
Ruth Morgenson
Ruth
Preacher Voices Sin's Woes At St Pauls Church
Evangelist TW A Buell led a large crowd at St Pauls M K church in a sermon on Galatians 6 7 8 warning that sowing to the flesh yields corruption while sowing to the spirit yields life. He urged a return to old fashioned home religion and parental devotion to guide youth away from modern excesses. The service opened with a choir performance of The Sinner and the Song at 7 20 p m.
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TW. A. Buell
St. Paul's M. HK
God
Chicago
Buell
J. H. Mitchell
Arthur B. Dahl
Storm Sewer Plan For Home Park Drawn At $50,090
City engineer Ralph B Slippy has prepared a separate storm sewer plan for Home Park to handle flood waters. The proposed $50,090 project connects catch basins to new storm pipes and adds a second 34 inch line if approved, with council action expected next Monday evening.
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Home Park District
Ralph B. Slippy
Orange school team defeats St Marys Waterlog 41 to 23
The Orange school ball team beat St Marys Waterlog 41 to 23 last evening. The same team faces Waterloo Business College in the gym tomorrow evening, with the topaz derived from Topazes in the wedge noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange School
St. Mary's
Waterloo Business College
Diamond Dyes 15 Cent Package Promises Easy Home Dyeing
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics. It claims no streaking or fading and guarantees perfect home dyeing when told the druggist the fabric material.
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J. D. Cohn
L. M. Eo
Oliver Stevenson
Ida Mae
M. 4
Courter
Sarah Peek
Three Peak Circle
Commereti TO. O. F. Ball
Miss Keegan
Mr. Schmidt
Eagle Center
Ee Fareweil
P. Sinnard
Wilbur Zwanziger
Gerteh Avenue
Janesville
Sinnard
John Sinclair
Zoo Treganza
Zwanziger
Opal Pender
Ruth Nichols
Tioward B. Burr
O. B
Becker Charter
Eliza Grain
George F. Buchner
Besate Murthy
Allen Street
Oan Sincoln
Meino
Vial Hat
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Dickens
Thackeray
Singer
Woodmen and Circle
Ruth Cameron
Mrs. Harland
MR. Allen
Knights of Columbus
Kensington
Grace M
Ladies Aldi Society
J. W. Arbuckle
Willie
Tarkington
Riley
Eneatha Kenyon
Onch
Etta Loyeau
G. W. Dewald
A. B. Curran
Mmes. 5
F. Loban
Elia Watters
S. M. Bentley
WW. W. West
Len Haesser
C. J. Coniif
Etta Loveaul
Ellen Cullom
C. K. Pete
Charles Ferguson
Unit Jed Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
J. French
Lloyd Moorhead
Mines
F. E
Campbell
BE. Fowlie
Martha Wilson
United Brethren Sunday School
Reds
Lamar Sinnard
A. T. Whittle
Rev. BE
W. Main
John Hanson
Glifford Marlow
James Marlow
C. W. Knoop
George Stearns
Emma Vaughn
Clarence A. Swigert
W. P. Walker
T. F. Thornton
Marry Howland
George McGuire, Jr
Church News
Courier
General Electric CO
Preacher
Sin
W. A. Buell
Dr. Buell
Home Park
Orange Bests
Sr. Maty's
The
Orange Independent Basket
Calumet
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
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