Social notes lampoon Waterloo society circles
Mr and Mrs W H Stewart announce departure for Chicago where they will establish a home. A recent Lavender pink dinner at Black's tearoom honored the Stewarts prior to his tonight departure. Hostess groups, card parties and club meetings fill the week across Grace Methodist Episcopal church First Baptist church K of C hall and other venues with officers elected in Loyal Workers and Homemakers bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stewart
Waterloo
Chicago
Black
Henry Wirster
Herman Miller
Stewart
Messrs. and Mines
Henry Wuyster
Gwynnr Weston
Fred McClain
Lamar Duke
James J. Kenyon
John Berg
Cedar Falls
Robert W. McDowell
Vernon White
A. G Reid
Fred Adams
Harry Shaw
A. J. van Doren
First Baptist Church
Utili Dulei
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiliam Berteh
Jesup
Shady Grove
Brendon
Roy Mort
Earl Selvielle
Vogel Brothers
Joe Peiffer
Brank Lamb
Wesley Vogel
Bruce Luts
Otto Luleff
Dan Maher
Brandon
Joe Schmitz
Eagle Center
Kenneth Oo. Reside
Kenneth Randall
Ada West
Oe Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk 1
Plans for School of Instruction for O. E. S. Held
Mrs. Gara Bachman of State Center Iowa will conduct a school of instruction at 2 p.m. February 1 in the Matt Parritt building following Becker chapter meeting at Becker. Nearly 100 members attended last night. A paid supper at 5 p.m. preceded. Engraved yard gift presented by Frank Adams. East and west side calling committees named for February. Social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gara Bachman
State Center
Order of Eastern , Star
Matt Parritt
Ming
Becker
Almeda Stewart
Frank Adams
W. T. Lytle
George Wheeler
East Side
H. L. Wheelock
E. W. Bichler
West Side
Woman's Club reviews Susan Glaspell life and work
Waterloo Woman's Club will hold a 3:30 p m general meeting at the clubhouse to study Susan Glaspell's life and work under the Literary department. Mrs Robert Stuart has sent a biographical sketch to be read by Mrs H W Hallowell. Mrs R A Folk will discuss The Road to the Temple. Mrs C W Ellyson will lead discussion. The club president, Mrs T Alford, announced a board meeting for 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
the Temple
C. W. Ellyson
T. Alford
Elub
Bride Honored at Pretty Evening Party for Laura Elliott Jurgenson
Mrs. George Jurgenson formerly Miss Laura Elliott was feted at a home party hosted by her mother Mrs. James Elliott. A pink and white luncheon featured a bride’s cake centerpiece under a rose bud arch and lit candles. Fiaab Jurgenson received a gift as guests including Mrs. Lea Pfeifer and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jurgenson
Laura Elliott
James Elliott
Fiaab Jurgenson
Mmes
Lea Pfeifer
H. R. LaPole
Peter Peterson
Chris Jurgenson
Roy Lightfoot
E. E. LaPole
Helen Jurgenson
Wilma Jurgenson
Virginia Lightfoot
Club Notes and Hostess Plans for Local Groups
The K. G. club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Scoggin’s home with special guests Mrs. Walter Ferguson Mrs. Henry Alves and Ray Retsinger from Cedar Falls. Favors were given to Mrs. Alfred Kies and Mrs. Reisinger. Mrs. Emery Eakin at 218 Third Street West hosts February 1. Golden Link club welcomed guests at Mrs. Glen Perkins home. Lou Armstrong will host February 1. New Century club holds a 1 o clock luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. C. C. Murray’s. Hospital Auxiliary of St. Francis hospital to meet tomorrow at Mrs. J. T. Sullivan’s with sewing and business discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link Club
Glen Perkins
Lou Armstrong
New Century Club
St. Francis Hospital
J. T. Sullivan
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
W. J French
W. ©. Chisholm
Maggie Black
Circle Four
St. Marys Church Hosts Charity Event for 200 Attendees
St. Marys Church held a charity banca and party for 500 in the school auditorium with fifty tables filled last evening. Favors went to Mrs Louis Vollenweider A K Salty Dr J B Kurth and several others. A grand prize was awarded to H E Hinze. Refreshments were provided by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Louis Vollenwweider
A. K. Salty
J. &. Kurth
Salz
Mirs
Louis Schmidt
Ralph Schmidt
William Bowman
Walford LaPler
Ridmund Kurth
Genevieve Mulveith
H. E. Hinzue
Multiple Church Groups Gather For Missionary Talks
Miss Lydia C Christensen on happiness and 14 years as a missionary spoke to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Perrsh Methodist Episcopal Church. Other sessions featured Dr Silas Evans and Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick for Near East Relief, plus musical numbers and a thimblebee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia C. Christensen
la Ore
India
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Prrsh Methodist Episcopal Church
Christensen
J. W
J. Join
George Sinelser
Tiry Miller
C. W. Loesbe
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Alice Eason Wise
C. C. Chesterman
Ald Society
Woman's Organization of
First ,Congregational Church
J. D. Easton
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Wis
Katherine Reynolds McCormick
Near East Relief
Evans
Jesus
Mass McCormick
Asia Minor
W. W. Gallup
Evening Star
Wagner
A. 5 S. Welshaar
W. Hickley
A. S. Weishaar
Women's Societies
Westminster Presbyterian Church
HH. G. Norther
O. O. Walfe
H. H. Les
G. L. Hazen
Ll. P. Scoth
Hints in Beauty Care and Dieting Advice
A lenient dieting guide suggests cutting out fattening foods like puddings ice cream and cake while substituting stewed fruit. It presents calorie aware meal planning, low calorie dessert options, and tips for dining out on a diet plus safe hair removal guidance and eyebrow shaping ideas.
City in Brief and Local Notices
Broken lens duplication is advertised at Buchanana Building. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Heinen return from a two week visit to Maquoketa and Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis. Kate Schuy reports bicycle theft from 438 Kingsley Avenue. W F Thummell and wife depart for Cironneal Als for winter. Dr W L Benedict Rochester MN spoke on Eye Tumors and Treatment at Waterloo Medical Society dinner at Black's Tearoom. Dr C W Ellyson presided over the round table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Heinen
South Street
John Ellis
Maquoketa, Ja
Kate Schuy
Kingsley Avenue
New York
the Courier
W. F. Thummell
Cironelle
Als
C. W. Ellyson
Welfare League Plans 1928 Efforts With Fewer Staff
The Social Welfare League will operate in 1928 with reduced staff as funds from the community chest shrink. At a board meeting, vacancies from two resignations were not filled. December figures show 111 families aided by the league and 81 public health cases, with 86 carried over, 25 new, and 30 family closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Community Chest
W. Co. A
Louise Linebarger
Gathric Heatth
Helen V. Miller
Case
Public Health Department
Alexander Franks Elected Officer of Four Theatre Companies
Alexander Franks of 314 Kingsley Avenue was elected trustee of the Wall and Empress Theatre in Fremont Nebraska and also served as rector of Hastings Theatres Corp foralion, co director of Beatrice Realty, and president of York Theatres Corporation. He has leased the new York Theatre to F G Middlebrook and C W Cox. the 950 seat house opens September 1, 1928. Franks manages the Nebraska Iowa division of the Satter company with offices in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Frank
Kingsley Avenue
Wall and Empress
Fremont
Neb
Hastings ‘Theatres
Foralion
Beatrice Realty Company
York Theatres Corporation
Yorkshealroa
New York
F. G. Middlebrook
C. W. Cox
York
Universal Chair Theatrical Enterprise
Prank
Nebraska- Iowa
Satter Company
Omees
Omaha
Woman 90 Suffers Fracture of Hip
Mrs. Thomas Lytle, 90, of 106 Lafayette Street, suffered a fracture of the left hip yesterday after slipping and falling while en route to a neighbor. She was reported improved at St. Francis Hospital today and the fracture was set earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lytle
Lafayette Street
St. Franscis Hospital
Bulgarian wife may be startled by deportation bid for William George
William George, 48, known in Bulgaria as Vilicto Georgeff, a John Deere foundry run molder, is jailed on charges of being an undesirable alien. Immigration inspector Nelson says George admitted ties to prostitution and faces deportation under federal law. If ordered, he may be held on a $1000 bond. funds and travels of other aliens are described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam George
Bulgaria
Vilicto Georgeff
Willio Cianidoroff
John Deere Tractor Company
Lozen
George
Carl B. Nelson
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Nelson
Federal Bureau
Waterloo
United States
Canada
New York
Europe
Horse Dead Jury to Decide Auto Damage Suit
A jury in Judge J. C. Beem's municipal court division handles a suit filed by Aloysius Schmitz against Matt Saddler seeking $135.85 for damages after an October 1927 collision near Raymond that killed a horse. Schmitz alleges Saddler negligently allowed four or five horses to roam at large and blocking the road at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beem
Division of Municipal Court
Aloysius Schmitz
Matt Saddler
Saddler
Raymond
Schmitz
Yeomen Homecoming Feast And Initiation Planned
Yeomen No 181 will hold a homecoming supper and entertainment for members including juveniles. The event follows a Friday meeting in K of P hall with supper from 6 to 7. A class of 26 will be initiated, and dancing and cards will close the evening. Supreme Secretary George F. Wall of Des Moines will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Tell Homestead
Yeomen
K. of P. Hall
George F. Wall
Des Moines
Spafford Re-Elected Leader of Waterloo Central Labor Body
Curtis J. Spafford was re-elected president of the Waterloo Central Labor union at the annual election in Carpenters hall. Secretary treasurer Charles Mackay, city clerk, was unanimously re-elected. New officers include W. H. Webb vice president and Henry L. Errichson recording secretary. Trustees Samuel Galloway and Samuel Jensen elected. John Warren as hold-over. Plans for the Town State Federation of Labor convention in Waterloo next June were discussed. Committees to be appointed after installation on Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis J. Spafford
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Charlies
MacKay
Moulders’ Union
City Hall
Central Labor Union
W. H. Webb
City Electrician
Henry L.errichson
Sammuel Galloway
Samuel Jensen
John Warren
Town State Federation of Labor
Waterloo
Birth of grandson reported in Cedar Falls
News from Cedar Falls reports the birth of a 13 pound son to Mrs. Ralph J. Swanson of Willisea Ta, announced today to Prof. and Mrs. D. S. Wright. The item notes the heir, with family names and humble hometown context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ralph J. Swanson
Willisea
D. 5. Wright
Twelve East High declamatory squad to compete Friday
Twelve East High speakers chosen from over a hundred will compete in the annual home declamatory contest Friday evening January twenty seven in Hast High auditorium. Winners go on to state tournaments with further contests including a quadrangular meet with West High Teachers College and Cedar Falls high in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Hast High
West High
Teachers College High
Cedar Falls High
Ruth Miller
Edward Conrad
Richard Crane
William Scully
Francis Vench
Carl Ferguson
Harry Peterson
Marjoris Comfort
Irma Eickelberg
Mary Kathryn Kerwin
Maxine Mead
Alice Faust
Dorthn ‘Bennett
Dolores Dodge
Preston Ferry
Ariene Peters
Harvey Littrell
Robert Pritchard
Jesus on the Sabbath and the higher law in Mark 2
A 1926 Sunday school lesson explains Jesus’ Sabbath actions and teachings from Mark 2. It covers fasting questions, the new wine in old bottles analogy, the Disciples Plucking Ears of Corn, and Jesus healing a man with a withered hand, emphasizing mercy over rigid law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Jesus
Tjesus
Christ
John
John the Baptist
David
Israel
Brain Teaser Logic Fragments From a Puzzle Page
A set of six puzzle-like statements discusses geometric properties and directions. The items mention a cube and pyramid face counts, edge counts, and point counts, directional distances, a man walking northeast tracing a spiral, nine lines from hexagon corners, and midpoints of a square forming triangles.
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Blue Triangle League
Rodd Frrlows
Waterloo I
C. O. F. Hall
Woodmen of the World
Woodfanen's Circle
K. of C. Hall
Grace M. EB. Church
M. B. A. Lodge
J.T. Sullivan
Lincolnlele
Ladies of the
G. A. R.monmori
Grace M
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
St. John’s School Hall
Charles Alexander
Susan French
Anns Henry
BE. H. McDonald
Loyal Workers
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Viola Bol
Amita Nesfield
Pauline Whistler
Melba Rose
Glee Burdick
Geraldine Mentzer
Viola Boni
Mary Wright
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
O. BE. S
Woman's Club
Susan Glaspell
Lasses
G. A. R.unicoin Circle
Tomorow
Memorial Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Church News
Grace M. E. Church
E. E. Peek
Wil Lane
Pred Miller
Marjorie Comford
R. A. Haldiman
Enna Kent Forbes
Buchanane
Welfare League
Alexander Franks
Georgete
Molder
Crescent
Eauts
Central Labor Body
Meddie
Mr. Meddie
Jane
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Day and Bering
Moody Bible Institute of Chicano
Western Newspaper Union
Acti
Ufc
Thone
J. A. Bhiz
Duchsses
Booth Joseph’s
Booth-Joseph Co
East
Sycamore
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
W. 5Th St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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