Sixtieth National PEO Anniversary Observed in City
PEO Chapters 7 and FR plan a joint luncheon at Hotel President to mark the 60th anniversary of the PEO founding. About 100 members expected. Speeches by Mrs. Corton and Mrs. Wallace, with musical cues by local women. notes on PEO history and campus origins, plus upcoming concerts and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Corton
GC. W. Loeshe
Sloane Wallace
Chapter FE
Mt. Pleasant
Dan
Waterloo
P. E. O. Record
Siddie Richards Thummel
New York
Carrie Buechele
Washington school PTA sets Tuesday evening meeting
PT. A. Activities PTA of Washington school will meet at the building Tuesday evening at 7 40 o clock. The program will be in charge of Mrs H P Haffa. Refreshments will be served by mothers of fifth and sixth grade pupils with Mrs MacKay as chairman. Men of Hawthorne PTA hold a meeting next week at the school building Tuesday evening. R W Schear will chair the program and Harry Reed speaks on Thrift. A game will be conducted and refreshments served with FP Mount in charge. Our Lady of Victory academy PTA meets Friday afternoon at 2 90 o'clock in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of Washington School
H. P. Haffa
MacKay
Men of Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
R. W. Schear
Harry Reed
FP. L. Mount
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Surprise Party Honors Couple Wed 50 Years
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller was celebrated with a surprise party at their 411 Denver street home hosted by friends. They wed June 19, 1878 in Lanark Hl, with four children and five grandchildren present. the Millers have long resided in Waterloo and Orange township.
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William Miller
Denver Street
Miller
Lanark
Mary Lichty
J. P. Lichty
Black Hawk County
Hospital Alumnae Host District 4 Nurses Luncheon
Presbyterian hospital alumnae association hosted District 4 nurses in Black's tea room. About 30 nurses from seven counties attended a luncheon with an address and student nurse readings. Miss Vae Martin and Miss Irene Sinram gave readings, Miss Norma Smith sang, and Miss Helen Saylor accompanied. Miss Minnie Matbauer chaired, with Miss Talentus assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Iowa
Black
Vae Martin
Irene Sinram
Norma Smith
Helen Saylor
Minnie Matbauer
Talentus
Club Notes and Local Club Meetings This Week
Numerous social club gatherings listed with host addresses and dates. F O P sib meets at Mrs Merriman’s 416 Argyle. Los Comedres luncheon at Mrs Ludtke’s 715 Hammond. German Freundschaft business and social at Carpenter hall 2442 Fourth St. E.. Finnch at Mrs Triman De Roame 227 Third St. E.. R F club lunch at Mrs Stallman 1803 Fourth St. E.. Happy Hour luncheon at W A Maccabee club. Maccabee social at club rooms 710 Sycamore St.. Trumann Wagner bridge dinner at Green Lantern. bridge at 517 Home Park Blvd.
Hints in beauty care and old fashioned cures
Reader shares a German chilblain recipe of soaking feet in potato water and two weekly baths, plus a hot cold basin routine. A clay face pack uses fuller’s earth with hazel and tincture of benzoin, followed by cold cream and optional bleaching agents.
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Reader
Club Meetings for Next Week in Several Groups
A dense list of upcoming meetings and events across numerous local clubs and societies. Activities include luncheons, gatherings, and social events scheduled Monday through Saturday in venues such as Hotel President, Hotel Russell Lamson, and various church and lodge halls. Notable organizers include Mrs. Rus sell, Mrs. Jay Co. Henson, Mrs. W. E. Schollian, and Mrs. Otto Meier with groups like Circle 5, Daughters of Isabella, Elks, Sunshine lodge, and Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Clara Barton Guild
Mrs
Stronberg-Carr Marriage to Be This Afternoon
Miss Wilma E. Carr of 522 Albany street will wed Lawrence Stronberg, son of Mrs. William Malkowsky, at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Gentral Christian church. Rev. Lew Harris will officiate. Attendants include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Teeter. A dinner follows at the bride’s parents’ home. Miss Carr is a 1927 East High graduate and with Northwestern Bell. Mr. Stronberg works for Saunders Battery and Electric. They will reside at 429 Lacuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma E. Carr
G. E. Carr
Albany Street
Lawrence Stronberg
William Malkowsky
Lewis Street
Lew ©. Harris
Gentral Christian Church
Floyd ‘Teeter
Esty
Teeter
Miss Carr
East High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Stronberg
Saunders Battery and Electric Company
Lacuss Street
Meta Ann Klaffke
Buckeye
William E Dass
Iowa Falls
Carl Klaffke
A. H. Janke
Family Dinner for Bride-Elect and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs C A Marsh of 127 Leland avenue will host a family dinner Sunday at 1 o’clock in Beir home for granddaughter Miss Josephine Maine who weds Philip K Rausch next Thursday. Fourteen relatives attend with pink roses as decor. Lincoln Circle marks McKinley birthday with tributes to deceased members Mrs W E Peavey and Mrs A Narver. work for next year outlined by Mrs Eaton. TagkeSussning Lodge No 27 L A B O F R T meets Tuesday at 2 30 in Fireman's hall. a scheduled card party that evening has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peavey
A. Narver
Sarah Peck
Charles Eaton
Eaton
Idlent
TagkeSussning Lodge No. 27
L. A
B. of
Fireman's Hal
Prof Schaefer Analyzes Modern Germany From Abroad
Prof Schaefer Iowan State Teachers College spoke to Waterloo Woman’s Club on Germany’s postwar gains and perils. He noted order and thrift mask debt and rising taxes, agriculture strain, and wartime losses, urging reparations clarity and prudent recovery. praised Stresemann but warned of future reverses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
W. S. Schaefer
Iowan State Teachers College
Waterloo Woman's Club
Schaefer
United States
Prof
Schrefer
Europe
Prof. Schaefer
Stresemann
Leo Mak
Jane Thompson
Social Welfare League
Home and Educaion Department
Health lecturer series at Plaza theatre January
An health authority announces a series of health and wealth lectures from January 22 to February 2 at the Plaza theatre, under the Waterloo Evening Courier and the Plaza auspices. The piece also addresses eyebrow plucking, explaining it does not harm the eyes, does not promote hair growth, and offers eye care tips using olive oil and boric acid for lashes and styes.
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Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
Plaze
Marriages unite many Northeastern Iowa couples
A stream of Northeast Iowa unions is listed, including Miss Virginie Mae Richmond and Iver Peterson at Waterloo First M. E. Church with Dr. J Arthur Young. Other couples cited include Pauline Johnson and Edward Schwartz of Cedar Falls, Beatrice Knoop and August Bader near Dysart, Meta Ann Klaffke and William Dass of Iowa Falls, Dorothy Reed and Cecil Morse of Osage, Doris Weatherill and Donald W. Shay at Missoula Montana, Lena Neymeyer and Lyle Elliott of Apling-ton, Inez Irene Gulick and Willis Worthen of Vinton, Stella Duwa and Robert Becker of Jesup, Marianne Smith and Robert Cron of Cedar Rapids, Irma Elliott and Clarence E. Harter of Traer, Ruth Miller and Wallace A. Metz of Tama, and Emma Hoppe and Rudolph Wiese of Lincoln near Grundy Center. Each couple plans to reside with or near family or in farming communities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie Mae Richmond
M.S. Richmond
Tracy
Iver Peterson
Peter Peterson
Reinbeck
M. E. Parsonage
Waterloo
J. Arthur Young
Ella Peterson
Marvin Richmann
Ruth Miller
QO. C. Miller
Toledo
Wallace A. Metz
Tama
W. C. Cleworth
Cedar Rapids
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Puppet Marionettes Spark Interest Across History in Waterloo
Jean Gros presents the French marionette troupe in Waterloo under the American Association of University Women on Monday Feb 11. The company performed 2785 times last year in 42 states traveling about 30,000 miles. Puppet shows, dating back to ancient Greece and Rome, spread from India and Egypt to China and Italy. The art flourished in Naples and Milan, with France and England adopting forms like Guignol and Punch and Judy later. The Gros program features Maeterlinck and his Blue Bird, highlighting a long literary and artistic marionette tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gros
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Jeges
Bert
India
Ancient
Egypt
Etruriaa
China
Amiong
England
Germany
Lessing
Goethe
France
Europe
Naples
Milan
America
Italy
Spectator
Tatler
Addison
Champs Elysees
Paris
Maeterlinck
Jean
Elklets Dinner at Elks Club Tuesday Evening
Waterloo Elklets will host an old fashioned sauerkraut dinner Tuesday at 6 PM at the Elks Club for members, families, and friends. Mrs. G L Whitman leads the affair with assistants, bridge will be played in the evening with tables run by several members, reservations through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Eiklets
The
Elks Club
G. L. Whitman
W. F. Reusch
Harry Boemler
Ray C. Eggert
Frank Lawson
C. M. Banton
A. G. Kann
Fred Whaber
Thomas Fitzgerald
William White
Installation of New Officers at Gold Leaf Camp
About 100 attended installation services in K hall for Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors and Juveniles. New officers named for the judge include Oracle Mrs Oliys Pickett Past oracle Mrs Harriett Wightman Vice oracle Mrs Clara Lantz Chancellor Mrs Bessie Friediey Recorder Miss Irene Duba Receiver Mrs Edith Spiers Marshal Mrs Bessie Jones outer seatings Mrs Louisa Hopke Managers Mrs Elizabeth Scribner Mrs Anna Feegy Gland Johnston Physicians Dr Surton mM Golshall Dr Sidney Smith Musician Mrs Fannie Farwell Graces Miss Grace Shanhon Mrs Rose Galbraith Mrs Grace Heller Mrs Myrtle Sorenson Juvenile officers installed for coming year include Junior oracle Past oracle Junior vice Recorder Chancellor Marshal Mary Spiers Aclatta Friedley Myrle Johnston Arning Brensena Eldern Ferger Howard Hicks Lo Assistant ren Clossen Sentinels Tunigr Pickett Patty Pitts Patriotisn Ruth Tegtmeier juvenile director Mrs Ray Hicks. Officers in charge were Mrs Anna Feeny and Mrs Bee Smith who received flowers. The juveniles also presented retiring oracle Mrs Wightman and retiring juvenile director Mrs Scribner with gold pieces. A gift to Mrs W H Shirey and a present to Grace Shannon marked retiring juvenile oracle. The program featured dances by Marian Blitsch and readings by Mrs Myers with Miss Betty Harrington. Refreshments followed. A card party earlier awarded 500 prizes to Mrs Floyd Stevens and Mrs Henry Confer, bridge favors to Mrs J L Brennan and Mrs E W Bute, and a door prize to Mrs E F Clermont.
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Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Oracle
Oliys Pickett
Harriett Wightman
Clara Lantz
Bessie Friediey
Irene Duba
Edith Spiers
Bessie’ Jones
Nna Marshal
Matilde Henapie
Stoner Sentinel
Nellie Lawless
Louisa Hopke
Elizabeth Scribner
Anna Feegy
Gland Johnston
Surton
Golshall
Sidney Smith
Fannie Farwell
Graces
Maude
Grace Shanhon
Rose Galbraith
Grace Heller
Myrtle Sorenson
Zunior Oracle
Chanselor Marshal
Mary Spiers
Aclatta Friedley -Myrle Johnston
Arning Brensena
Eldern Ferger Howard Hicks Lo
Ren Clossen
Sentinels
Tunigr Pickett
Patty Pitts
Patriotisn
Ruth Tegtmeier
Ray Hicks
Anna Feeny
Betty Harrington
Lodge
Floyd Stevens
Henry Confer
J. L. Brennan
E. W. Bute
E. F. Clermont
Mrs J E O Keefe Heads Charity Card Party
Mrs J E O Keefe will chair a charity card party for 300 guests at Hotel President on Tuesday evening February 5. Proceeds aid Isabella Circle education projects with 83 children aided since September. Event open to men and women. 500 cards and special prizes planned. committee lists include Mrs J B Bruner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
J. E. O'Keefe
J. B. Bruner
J. Q. Gnngy
A. A. Hoffman
W. ©. Foster
J.J. Meany
B. F. Berk
John ©. Kascht
James MrMullen
D. Peck
John Koch
Misses Hess Burns
Pearl McLannan
Pauline Ritz
Marguerite Stanton
Mayme Keegan
Mabel Kies
Della Rosgen
Bernadine Kann
Miss Massey Complimented by Evening Party
Bernice Massey, soon to wed Bernard J. Berckes of Alto Vista on January 31, was honored at a Friday evening party at 928 Lafayette Street hosted by Misses Marie Hacker Loretta Schmitt and Allee Donnelly. Guests enjoyed games music dancing and a shower of gifts as refreshments were served by Mrs. Hacker Mrs. John Conrad and Mrs. L. D. Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Massey
Bernard J. Berckes
Alte Vista
Fred Hacker
Lafayette Street
Marie Hacker
Loretta Schmitt
Allee Donnelly
Miss Massey
Hacker
John Conrad
L. D. Massey
Pearl Meythaler
Marie King
Marie Kine
Marjorie Brennan
Bernice Willwith
Lucile Albert
John Burck
Funeral of Wadena Woman Mary Curtis Held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Curtis of Wadena, who died after a January 9 fall causing a fractured hip, was held at the Presbyterian church in Wadena. Born in England, she came to the U S at age three, married Henry C. Curtis in Masonville in 1875, who died in 1928, and she leaves two children, a foster son, five grandchildren, and five great grandchildren among relatives in Iowa and nearby states.
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Courier Special Serviea
Wadena
Mary Curtis
Oelwein Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Brindell
Mrs. Curtis
Cornwell
England
United States
Cinlena
Masonville
Henry C. Curtis
Jennie Hummel
Maynard
John
Ross Downs
John Pelleymounter
Fayette
Martha Goldsworthy
Greeley
George Corey
Waterloo
iSHELL ROCK WOMAN SUCCUMBS TO FLU
Shell Rock Iowa January 18 A heart attack triggered by a two week illness of influenza caused the death last evening of Mrs Fred Ressler at the family farm home south of town. Her husband and two brothers Ed and Will Ross survive along with other ill family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Shell Rock
Mra
Fred Ressler
Will Ross
Brain Test Answer
The puzzle asks to remove eight items from a list. Exclusions target nonmatching roles and categories: commodore, shark, Pennsylvania, Franklin, Calcutta, billiards, ostrtch, Frances. The remaining proper terms fit the intended categories.
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Commodore
Pennsylvania
Franklin
United States
Calcutta
Europe
Frances
Church News: Daughters of Plymouth to Host Chicken Dinner
Mrs Red Weigel will entertain her division of the Daughters of Plymouth at Plymouth Congregational Church on Wednesday noon with a chicken dinner at 212 Glen Avenue. Members and friends are invited. A Universalist guild group will meet Monday evening at Mrs day C Henson’s home. A three act play A Southern Tonic will be presented Sunday evening at St Pauls M B Church by Queen Esther members with cast including Mrs M Boylan Mrs Stewart Fredman Mrs R J Brown and others directed by Mrs Harold Buckner and others. Vocal numbers by a quartet from East High School. First Lutheran Missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 143 Dawson Street. Universalist youth sleighing party Friday evening with games dancing and refreshments. Young People's Activities club elected officers and will meet Jan 31 next. a Valentine dance is set for Feb 8.
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W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Weishaar
Fred J. Miller
C. H. Abbs
Rebel Avenue
F. R. Asquith
Woman's Clubhouse
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
B. of
R. T.fireman's Hall
Happy Hour Club
W. E.schollian
Y. W. GC
GT. Uay
PF. L
L. T. Bryant
Trinian de Roame
Circle 5
First Lutheran Missionary Ssociety
Otto Meier
Silver Cross Cirele
King's Daughtters
C. H. Abubs
Daughters of Isabella
G. Hall Elklets
Elks Club
G. Stevenson
Central Christian Church
Black’s Tearoom
P-T. A—Washington
P-T. A
Hawthorne School
Freundschaft
Carpenter Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Ww. GL
Chris Cavenaugh
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Yucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Fred Wittstock
Jolly Times Club
W. W. Kaufter
Grace M. E. Kensingtons
F.D. Adams
Woolln Bridge Club
George Cont
Silver Cross Circle
Silver Grass Circle of the
King's Daughters
GC. H. Abbs
Frank Price
Ricker Street
Minnie Ott
Russell Price
D. C. King
Mdietsch
J. Dietsch
A. Dietsch
Dick Price
Carl Muncey
Melvin Jennings
Frank Muller
Red. Weigel
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Glen Avenue
Ciara “Barton
Guild, Universalist Church
Day C.' Henson
Dane Street
Harry Whitney
St. Paul's
M. B. Church
Fred Cunningham
East High School
Girelo
First Lutheran, Mission~ary Society
Otto
Meier
Dawson Street
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State Teachers College
John Charles Thomas
Thomas
Rudolph Ganz
Scriabne
John Knox
Brodsky
G. A. Boatman
Tsechal- Rouse
Fred McClain
J. EB. Ridenour
Cheyney
Frederick Lonsdale
B.A. Kliebenstein
F. W. Powers
J .E. O'Keefe
Sterid Undset
H. B. Plumb
Gold Room
United Commercial
Waterson Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Roy Metzger
Robert Burns
Caledonian Society
City
Parent-Teacher Council
B. Natural Music Club
County Executive Board
Russell- Lamson
PT. A. Activities
F. O.P. Sib
D. F. Merriman
Argyle Street
Los Comedres Club
H. G. Ludtke
Hammond Avenue
T. N. Miler
Fourth Street
Finnch Club
Triman de- Roame
Third Street East
John Stallman
W. EB. Schoman
Maccabee Club
Russell Warren
Sycamore Street
Trumann Wagner
Green Lantern
Home Park Boulevard
Ruthie
AY Maccabee
P. BE. O
Chautauqua echele—Publie Mbrary West
Woman’s Clubhouse
H. Abbs
Helen Gould
Black's Tearoom
John Stallsman
P T. A
Our Lady of Victory A Academy
Celedonian Society
Tews State Teachers College
United Commercial Travelers
Dance -Elks Club
Maccabees Lodge
O. O. FL
City PT. A. Council
Triple Four Clab
Ralph Shafer
Lincoln Circle
William McKinley
Lincoln Circlé
Memorial Hall
J App Hesser
Pauline D. Johnson
Edward Paul Schwartz
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. B. Church
Beatrice Knoop
Chatter
August Bader
Dysart
Little Brown Church
Nashug
J. L. McComson
Dorothy Reed
Doris Weatheriii
Lena Neymeyer
Lyle Elliott
A. H. Eliott
Aplington
Apington
Inez Irene Gulick
Albert Thomson
Vinton
Willis Worthen
Prairie Creek Parsonage
P.M. Brani
E. Duwa
Jesup
Mr. Becker
Julius Becker
Independence
Marianne Smith
O. G. Smith
Robert Cron
W. Cron
Underwood Tynewitter Company
Mr. Cron
Coe College
Joan
Irma Eliott
Clarence E . Harter
Traer
Dixon, Il
Chicago
Naylor
Farmers Mercantile
Mass
Emma Hoppe
Anna Hoppe
Gladbrook
Rudolph Wiese
John Wiese
Grundy Center
Nashua
J. L. McCarlson
Lincoln
Oart
Myltil
Tylty
Bluebird
Miss Ott
St. Francis Hospital
Josephine O'Hagen
John Muldoon
Elizabeth O'Conner
Margaret Trainer
Thomas Flaherty
Becker Chapter
Louis Hecklinger
Frank Shireman
Harry Pergeman
Whittier School
Hawkeye Room
W. Cc.t. U
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Waterloo I
D. C. FL
Aarte
Phi Sigma Phi Sorority
Towa
J. E. O’keefe
Charity Party
Ishell
Hills Bros
Ihills Bros Coffee
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Weyter
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