Dorothy Edwards to Wed Olysse Follette at Christ Episcopal
Dorothy Florence Edwards and Olysse Follette, both graduates of East Med school class of 1927, announce their engagement and upcoming marriage at 4 pm Monday at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. B. Mounsey officiating. Social events include charity card party, dinner dance, and multiple church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Edwards
Burton Avenue
Dorothy Florence
Olysse
Follette
Fred L. Follette
Sumner Street
Christ. Eapiscopal Church
B. Mounsey
Miss Edwards
East
Open Meeting and Joint Installations by Local Fraternals
Waterloo news notes an open meeting at 4 p m by the Junior Auxiliary to the Waterloo Woman's Club, with installation ceremonies by Camp 2059 Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. Highlights include officers installed, gifts presented, and plans for a card party on the 27th plus a forthcoming dance and social events hosted by local lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
P. Hall
F. R. Kolns
N. W. Eniwisle
M. A. Parker
Charles Baker
Koins
J. 8S Tuthill
Loren Bush
Oracle
GC. W. Hutton
Clarence Aver- Hoff
Wooten
P. B. Shirley
Surprise dinner honors newlyweds Mr and Mrs Crawford
Mr and Mrs Crawford recently married were surprised at home by 34 members of Graves Memorial United Brethren church. Guests gathered from Mr and Mrs Peterson's home and arrived as the couple were leaving for a supposed dinner engagement. They brought baskets for a three course meal, with Rev E W Main winning a chicken and biscuit contest where Cap Crawford placed near second. A bridge lamp was presented to the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. ©. Crawford
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
C. W. Peterson
Crawford
E. W. Main
Cap” Crawford
Gilbert Hackbarth Marriage Dec 31 Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Robert Hackbarth announce the marriage of their daughter Marguerite B to Bert E Gilbert eldest son of Mr and Mrs Joe Gilbert The ceremony was Dec 31 in Albert Lea Minn The couple will live in Albert Lea The bride celebrated her birthday yesterday and her sister Mrs Roy Smith was honored at a 6 o clock dinner Thirty guests attended The Boy Scouts Mothers auxiliary meeting noted new officers The retiring president Mrs Willis Johnson spoke on fostering scouting work The next meeting is Feb 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Hackbarth
Franklin Street
Marguerite B
Bert E. Gilbert
Joe Ibert
Beach Street
Albert Lea
Minn
Gilbert
Roy Smith
Willis Johnson
Club Notes Highlights Local Woman Club Gatherings
Goldenrod club visits Mrs George Venter tomorrow afternoon while tos Comedres meets at Mrs P D Beagy. Delphine Jeffrey hosts Lend-a-Hand guild. Rainbow club holds an all day session at Mrs Hans Nielsen with a lesson on Feet Shoes and Hosiery. N B clus was entertained at Miss Bessie Crosby's yesterday and Spoof followed by a theatre party. Bid em Up hostesses Mrs Carl Salsburg and Mrs T A Lynch were guests. George Lieberts hosts in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod Club
George Venter
Tos Comedres Club
P. D. Beagy
Rainbow Club
Hans Nielsen
N. B. Clus
Bessie Crosby
Carl Salsburg
T. A. Lynch
Dale Williamson
L. EB. Schulte
George Lieberts
Hints in Beauty Care Cold Cream Pack for Wrinkle Prevention
A vintage beauty guide describes a quick cold cream procedure using Sper maceti rose water borax and almond oil. It details melting oils and waxes then combining with a warmed rose water mix to create a massage cream for wrinkles and winter skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ree
Harriet F
Luke
Earth Creation Theories Studied by Chautauquans
Members of Chautauqua club continued study of Stories in Stone by Willis T. Lee of the U S Geological Survey at a public library meeting. They discussed the planetesimal theory, erosion from rain, and the earth’s evolving condition through paleozooic fossils and coral examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Club
Willis T. Lee
United States Geological Survey
Lbrary West
Jesson
Earth
White Canyon
Utah
Church Meeting Notices From Area Pastors
Grace M E church unit will meet Friday evening at the church. Weavers class of First Baptist to meet Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs A Lesser home. Officers to be elected at 2 30 pm tomorrow in church parlors. Hostesses Mrs Albert Haus W F Stolte and Martin Barth. Christchurch guild to meet at 1 pm tomorrow in parish house. Mrs Frank Collard Jr to chair serving committee. Woman's auxiliary to meet at noon. Division five Central Christian church to hold 1 pm luncheon tomorrow at Mrs Arthur Bickal home. Members bring sandwiches and one covered dish. Business session to follow. Mrs Neilie F Brooks to host Friday at her home. Lois Moessner to lead program. G I BR L club to meet at 4 pm. Aid society of Union Congregational church to elect officers at 2 30 pm tomorrow in church parlors. Picnic luncheon to follow. Linden ME church Young Married People class to attend evangelistic campaign tonight at church led by Rev Joseph Yates with Rev George Woodall as preacher. Tomorrow evening the African Methodist Episcopal church choir will sing. Ladies Aid society members to attend service Friday evening. Series of special meetings to conclude Sunday evening at 7 30 pm with sessions ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Club
Hans | Nielsen
Goldenrod Club
George Venter
Les Comedres Club
PL D. Ikkeagy
Lend-a-Hand
Delphine Fettress
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Church
Woman's Auxiliary and
Christ Church Parish House
Central Christian Church
Arthur _Bickal
Aid Society
Union Congregational Church
Cedar Heights
Woman's Club
F. F. Dungkunz
A. 5. Weighaar
Jessop
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
H. C. Wilbur
Minnie Crippers
Black's
Mmes
Albert Haus
W. F. Stolte
Martin Barth
Christchurch
Frank Collard, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary
Arthur Bickal
Neilie F. Brooks
Lois Moessner
G. I. BR. L. Club
Aid Society of
Linden M. E
Joseph Yates
George Woodall
African Methodist. Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Quad Declamatory Schedule Set for Feb 3 to 17
The annual quadrangular declamatory contest pits East High West High Cedar Falls High and Teachers College High against each other in four city evenings. Cedar Falls hosts February 3, February 8 at Teachers College, February 10 at East High and February 17 at West High with three representatives from each school in each meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
West
Cedar Falls High
Teachers College High
Fred Jd. Miller
Bush High
Cedar Falls
Burch Bankruptcy Reassignment Sought by Referee Jordan
An involuntary bankruptcy petition against A. W. Burch filed today with Referee J. E. Jordan has been referred to Judge George C. Leon for reassignment. Jordan believes he is disqualified from adjudicating the case since he previously represented no creditor. Burch's store was closed recently due to no landlord attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Burch
J. E. Jordan
George ¢. Leon
Jordan
Buareh
Kline Re elected Superintendent of East Schools
Charles W. Kline was re elected superintendent of east public schools for 1928 by the board of education at its January meeting. The board praised his ability, efficiency, and Columbia University training. Kline will attend the National Education association convention in Boston February 25 to March 1. E H Wyant reported the district was repaid 5000 dollars from a school money deposit in Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. Bondsmen covered the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kline
East Public Schools
Board of Education
East Board of Education
Kline
H. A. Boysen
School of Administration
Columbia University
Department of Superintendence of
National Education Association
Boston
Mass
E. H. Wyant
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Wyant
Short Cut Road Hearing Planned for Jan 30
Public hearing before Cedar Falls county supervisors will discuss establishing a new Short Cut Road from Waterloo to Iowa State Teachers College. The route would branch from the West Cedar Falls road at Rownd place and run west to Twenty-seventh Street. Supporters include farmers west of Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents who would gain over a mile in distance to the college and to Rath Packing in Waterloo. Opponents have held protests. the county board has so far backed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Rownd Place
Twenty-seventh Street
Rath Packing Company
Cedar Pauls
Service Clubs Declared Refining Influence Across Business
Braffs Ia Jan 18 Service clubs provide the refining influence needed in business, said Henry C Heinz international president of Kiwanis Atlanta here last night at a gathering of Kiwanis clubs. He disputed critics like 4H Mencken Sinclair Lewis claiming clubs have undermined. He argued the need is greater now due to current commercial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City in brief Miss Della Sankey in Tampa theatre post
City notes report a series of local and regional items. Mrs Thea O Berry ill at Allen Memorial hospital has returned home. Mrs Emil Wentz is improving at St Francis hospital with Brights disease. Leon R Campbell of Fessler Co jewelers to speak at Lions club in Black's tearoom with music. W W Harwich and Mrs Hurwich depart for a six week Los Angeles vacation. Mr and Mrs L S Gass guests at Wardman Park Hotel Washington DC for season. Mrs C H Bachman of Milwaukee visiting Waterloo family. Miss Bur Della Sankey organist now playing in Tampa Grand theatre, having previously worked in Kansas City. A daughter Katherine Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Charles W Cole of Minneapolis. A 32 gallon oil barrel stolen from Standard Oil found at Electric Park. County Supt A B Jewett in La Porte City for high school normal training exam. Parking banned on Park Ave near Water Street for months while hotel storage area is constructed. Evy’s Flu Capsules advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdard ‘Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Emil Wentz
Berth Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Bright
Leon R. Campbell
Fessler & Co. Jewelers
Lions Club
Black
Ss. W. Harwich
Hurwich
Los Angeles
Cal
L. S&s. Gass
Broadway
Watdman Park
Washington, D. C
C. H. Bachman
Milwaukee
Wis
F. M. Shoemaker
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Bur Della Sankey
Grand Theatre
Tampa
Fla
Kansas City
Charles W. Cole
Minneapolis
Minn
Wiliam R. Cole
Fourth Street West
Katherine Elizabeth
Standard Oil Company
Westfield Avenue
Duryea Street
Electric Park
A. B. Jewett
la Porte City
Waverly and Clarksville split twin bill in basketball
Waverly and Clarksville divided a doubleheader in Waverly Indiana. The visiting boys beat Waverly 15 to 11. The Waverly girls won their game 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Clarksville
Jesup High Quintet Defeats Manchester 28 to 19
Jesup high basketball team defeated Manchester high 28 to 19 in Jesup Iowa. The game was close and hard fought until Jesup pulled away after the first quarter, feeding the lead the rest of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JESUP
High Quintet
Manchester
Courier Special Service
Jesup, Ia
Jesup High
Manchester High Cagers
Emperor approves engagement of princess in Washington
Tokyo, Jan 18. The Japanese emperor officially sanc tioned the nuptial engagement of his brother Prince Chichibu to Seisu Matsudaira a 17 year old daughter of the Japanese ambassador at Washington Miss Matsudaira is a high school student in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Prince Chichibu
Seisu Matsudaira
Washington
Matsudaira
Waterloo to seek 5500 budget for American Legion band
A Waterloo fundraising drive to raise 5500 for the American Legion band’s 1928 season will begin next Friday. General chairman is Tracy H. Glasener with Glen B. Beers and Earl Glasson leading west and east sections. 160 volunteers will canvass the city. The band currently relies on voluntary support, but plans include a municipal bond tax if approved at the March city election. The budget covers director salary 1500 free concerts 2 per man 1500 music 500 general expenses 500 rehearsals 1 per man per night 1500. Plans include a joint concert with West High in March and a later joint concert with East High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Legion
Tracy H. Glasener
Leller
Loan Association
Glenn B. Beers
Earl Glasson
West High School
East High
Nationalists Seek Treaty Abrogation In China
The Kuomintang central executive committee announced in Nanking it will immediately pursue a program to abrogate the unequal treaties between China and foreign nations. The move signals a sharp shift in policy by the nationalist political body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Kuomintang
Nanking
Arm sale ban backed by conference on war cures
Washington DC January 18 without a dissenting vote the conference on the cause and cure of war endorsed Rep Burton Ohio to prohibit sales of arms to any country the president defines as an aggressor nation engaged in armed conflict.
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Washington
DC. C
Conference On the Cause and Cure of
Burton
Ohio
Fashion Department patterns ad in Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises fashion department patterns with 16 patterns available, designed for seams. Orders filled within 9 days, but may take up to 30 days after sending or receiving order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
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Dorothy Edwards
Olysse Follette
Maty's
Black’s
Becker
E. S.matt
Parrott
Mae
Gould
Pall
Waterloo Woman's Club
Eleanor, Alford
Marian Hollis
Ruth Rodamar
Dorothy Harthip
John Geertsen
Waterloo 1
Co. C. F. Hall
Jack Bryant
Idell McCord
John Sinclair
Tom Gordon
Geertsen
Tess
Cyrus Carpenter
Carpenter
Elizabeth Moore
Lucinda Wright
Albert Petersen
William Walker
John Chevalier
Royal Neishbors
C. Hall
Herbert Lantz
John Spiers
At & Fq. m
Wheel Men of America
World and
Woodmen's
Woodmen
Morrow
K. of C. Hall
DP. O. V
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
William Bowser
R. E. Davis
Mary Woore
Wesley Clemens
Rush Hammell
Theodore Mee- Namee
Waterloo Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pyshlan
A. A. Allen
W. D. Johnston
A. FL Duke
Bunco
Golden Rule Club
Black Hawk
F. Hall
W. A. Steinke
R. J. Baldridge
L. R Berry
Gilbert Hackbarth
Delphine Jeffrey
Lend-a-Hand Guild
Edna Kent Forbes
Sir. John’s Young People's Club
Avilla Sims
Vinla Mishak
Marsha Hics
Maymel Keegan
James Dawson
James Greene
Church News
Grace M. E. Church
Weavers
First Baptist Church
A. Lesser
Burch
East Schools
Teachers College
Yoces
Buchanan
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Water Street
Glenn A. Tibbitts
H. L. Stevens Company
Tangney-McGinn Realty Company
Evy
Emperor OK
Buchanan’s
Thone
M. C. A. Bldg
Ducses
Advertisen
WELO
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sande
Femme
Flendersons
Waa
East Fourth St
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