Chassell Twins Wedding Noted For Local Readers
Laura E and Clara F Chassell twin daughters of Rev O B Chassell wed in New York City. Laura married Homer E Cooper of Marsland Casualty Baltimore and Clara to Herbert Topps Columbia University. Both hold MS and PhD credentials and AAAS membership. father active in church work in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
New York
Cty
Laura E
Clara F. Chassall
O. B. Chassell
Upper Town
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laura
Homer E. Cooper
Marsland Casualty Company
Baltimore
Clara Wested
Herbert Topps
Columbia University
Iowa State Tractors College
Cedar Falls
Tom Northwestern University
Columba College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Central Iowa
Hidora
Mt. Vernon
Des Moines
East
Temple Rebekah Elects Officers At Recent Meeting
Mrs. Carria Riley Eaton gave the response for the ebecle. Mrs. Louise Shups, president, was elven ag pin by the membership for her good work. Temple Rebekah members and guests from South Dakota and Gladbrook attended. Farewell courtesy honored Miss Vivian Funk as she prepares to move to Clinton. Games and refreshments followed by hospitality. Elks party opened Waterloo’s social series with a dance at Armory hall and afterhours at Bishop’s Nogg cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley School
J. L. Marquis
Helen McBroom
Maribault
Mina
Irma Burling
Clarksville
R. 4. Boelier
Marquis
Temple Rebekah
Omeers
South Dakota
Gladbrook
Gladys Yungman
Vivian Funk
Clinton
Malars Elks
Waterloo Elks
Armory Hall
Bishop's Nogg
Elite-sirs Monday Afternoon FC
W E Stoner leads Chapter FE and P EB with O- Ars and C MM, Pedersen featured in a Monday afternoon lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FC. T. Elite
W. E. Stoner
P. EB
O.—Ars
C. MM
Pedersen
Program Friday of Literary Dept Is Founded on Drama
Waterloo Woman's club held a program of the Literary department and heard papers by Mrs. Wal ter Johnson Mrs. I J Miller Mrs JC BE Ransier and Mrs A Waterbury on drama with discussion by Mrs U W Chapman A talk by Mrs Henry Taylor first vice president of I F a G praised the department study of drama and urged lay interest to raise demand for higher class productions by producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Walter Johnson
I. J. Miler
JC. BE. Ransier
A. Waterbury
U. W. Chapman
Henry Taylor
Church News Recaps Sunday School Contests and Gatherings
United Brethren Sunday school held a contest resulting in a win for the Reds with a program including a paper by AT Whitty Jr and a talk by Rev E W Main. A radio concert from Black Hawk Electric featured Tina Martin and Donald Main. Various church groups met for socials, readings, and refreshments as plans for future events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
Reds
AT. Whitty, Jr
Doris Whittle
W. Main
Tina Martin
Donald Main
Black Hawk
Annual Guest Party of Melrose Chapter Planned for Friday
The Melrose Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution announces an annual guest meeting at Black's Tearoom Friday evening. John C. Hartman of Waterloo Evening Courier will discuss Pioneer Days in Black Hawk County. Lincoln Circle approved 90 day membership drive directed by Mrs Anna Besser and Mrs Jessie Salim. Timble bees set for every two months starting February at Mrs N W Entwistle's home with Mrs Cai Sharp in charge. A George Washington portrait once owned by Mrs Elizabeth Starr was presented by Mrs L...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Fellowship
Lacing Potters
C. A. Robbins
Mendle “Larantz
Edmer Wellman
Ruth Goldwin
H. L. Hawk
OD. 5. Wilson
Mary
Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Black's Tearoom
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Black Hawk County
Lincoln Circle
Bell
Anna
Besser
Jessie
Salim
N. W. Entwiste
Cai
Sharp
Beauty Chats and the Masculine Invasion in Barber Culture
Edna Kent Forbes discusses trends in beauty shops and barber shops noting men increasingly enter feminine spaces while women’s beauty businesses flourish. She praises cleanliness standards in women’s shops, contrasts with some barber practices, and includes reader advice on skin care and toning regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inen
The Take-ToG- Ness Of Housework
Ruth Cameron argues the home effort is a great achievement and that a competent wife blends homemaking with businesslike efficiency Yet she laments the monotony of routine chores and proposes cooperative dishwashing and shared child care as utopian time saving measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomons
Ida Mae Club Notes At A Meeting Yesterday
All members attended as Ida Mae club met with Mrs. M. L. Courter. Favors in the contest went to Mrs. J. B. DeWald and Mrs. Michael Seiffert. Mrs. DeWald and Mrs. George Forrester helped with serving. Guest Mrs. H. E. Fowler joined the D. M. C. meeting with Mrs. Sarah Peck. Needlework and contests saw favors to Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. C. A. Dickey. Mrs. A. B. Hawyer assisted the hostess with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Club
M. L. Courter
J. B. DeWald
Michael Seiffert
DeWald
George Forrester
H. E. Fowler
Sarah Peck
Fowler
Educational men discuss credits for commercial colleges
A North Central association and a National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools committee met at Hotel Russell-Lamson to set efficiency standards for commercial colleges and enable mutual credit exchanges. Attendees included John E. Foster and Dwight E. Porter from North Central, A F Gates and Bruce Gates from Gates College, W N Watson, W C Glenning, and B F Williams from various affiliations, with luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Hotel Russell-Lamson
John E. Foster
Towa State College
Ames
Dwight E. Porter
Technical High School
Omaha
B. F. Williams
Chicago
W. XN. Watson
Lincoln
Neb
W. C. Glenning
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Gates
Gates Business College
Bruce Gates
Gates Colege
Hotel
Russell-Lawson
Official Birth Notices and Names of Newborns
The fragment lists birth announcements with names and addresses alongside dates in January and November for multiple families. It includes Herbert H K, Harold Lewis, Margaret Ann, Frederick ann jr, Dorothy Carson, Betty Tages, Jillian Irene, and other newborns, with several parental names and locations such as Rocky Ford and 725 Fifth Street West. It also mentions research on the Prussian experiment in drinking water and extending to gas and dust air contamination studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J._ Morsach
Herbert H. K
Carson I. Burton
Fifth Street West
Harold Lewis
Harcy J. Gantner
Dunkerton
Margaret
Ann
Frederick C. Herfurth
Ahd
Frederick Ann. Jr
Edwin C. Pugh
Rocky Ford
Cole
Grant
Dorothy Carson
Donald ¢. Bandfield
Lindale
Der
Betty Tages Pourth
Harry Smith
Jillian Irene
Stans
Copper Ware for the Kitchen in the Shopping Economy
The article extols copper kitchenware for durability and safety, noting copper kettles resist tomato juice and salt better than alternatives. It warns against using strong alkalies and acids in cleaning, cites higher cost but longer life, and argues copper utensils can outlast generations as heirlooms.
Logal Insurance Co Signs Up Another Strong Year
The To wa Manufacturers Insurance Co reports a solid 1922 with undivided profits above 51 000 and at risk totaling 47 986 745 at the Waterloo home office. Eighteenth year in business, policy issued June 17 1906. Officers elected include W W Marsh president and Hermann Miller secretary. Directors list spans local and out of town names. Stock representation was essentially complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Manufacturers Insurance Company
Hermann Miller
Miller
Waterloo
W .W. Marsh
George N. Garretson
Robert Palmer
Carl Miller
A. H. Holt
W. W. Marsh
T. M. Copely
Robert Paterson
Robert S. Sinclair
EB. H. Headford
Henry Weis
H. V. Meyers
Nathan Northey
D. Turney
Ms H. Kingsley
J.F. Sullivan
J. C. Bausch
George N. Garrettson
F. L. Northey
W. W. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
J. C G. Bausch
Des Moines
City in Brief: Local notices and notices
Elizabeth Billings recovers at Conger Street residence from bronchial pneumonia. Rotary luncheon speaker from Altstadt Vienna Bakery, with Miss Kathrine Sedgwick to sing, at Hotel Russell Lamson. J Richerts sought by Minneapolis police with Waterloo show company links. mother ill in Minneapolis. Yellow Cab collision injures Oliver W. Meyer at Jefferson and Fifth. auto damage. Teceiver appointed for Waterloo Implement Co. in partnership dissolution action involving Ira Blough and I G Chamberlin. Railway Trainmen convention attendees return from Omaha. Mesrs Murray Brown Fox etc. attend. Wiggins of Unique Cleaners assisted as demo at Iowa State College on cleaning. large attendance spurs course plan. Verne Newsome Koch Bartlett attend funeral of Charles Addy. King Matson post Rainbow veterans rep. Addy enlisted in Waterloo Co G. died of spinal disease. buried Cedar Rapids. Chicken supper 35c. Memorial ball Saturday 3 to 7:30 Rainbow Circle ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Meyer
Tra Radamar
Waterloo Implement Company
Ira Blough
I. G. Chamberlin
Mines
P. J. Murray
Charles H. Brown
Ver L. Fox
Alvin Butler
Daniel Nicholas
Earl Joyce
Thomas Graham
Omaha, Neb
Woman’s Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen of
Nebraska
Verne Newsome
Fred Koch
Corlis Bartlett
Charles Addy
Cedar Rapids
King Matson Post
Rainbow Veterans
Addy
Waterloo
Co. G
W. C. Addy
Rainbow Circle
Bank Bandit Killed in St Paul Bank Robbery
In St Paul Minnesota on January 20 one bandit was killed and two patrons were seriously wounded when three bandits attempted a bank robbery at Paine Avenue state bank and exchanged shots with the bank occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul. Minn
Paine Avenue State Bank
M C A Boys Department Expands Activities and Plans
The local M C A reports strong growth in the boys department with 300 to 600 members and gym attendance of 13 847 in 1922. Plans include forming a Hi Y gospel team, public speaking classes, Americanization lectures, and expanded gym programs. F W Richardson and Paul Foote Smith noted for promoting the Sunday school basketball league and record crowds at recent games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
W. TF. Huxford
Geo. E. Pike
Harry M. Reed
F. W. Richardson
Paul (Foote) Smith
Father Fined in Hogging the Road Case in Cedar Township
P. W. Knipp justice of the peace of Cedar township faced a $5 fine and $10 costs in municipal court after a hearing on a hogging the road charge. Cal Huntsinger of La Porte City testified as the complaining witness. The defendant’s son reportedly drove the auto owned by Knipp at the time of the alleged violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Knipp
Cedar Township
Cal Huntsinger
la Porte City
Knipp
Water loo child with genius mind scores 147 on Binet test
Jessie Grossman a nine year old Waterloo pupil tops 80 exceptional children in a Binet Simon test with an IQ of 147 placing her among geniuses. She is normal socially, a popular leader, and daughter of Samuel Groseman born in Russia who moved to Waterloo 17 years ago. Two more western children closely match her high scores Olive Hubbard 143 and Mana Loy Smith 140 both praised for their advanced mental ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Waterloo
Binet-Simon
Jessie Grossman
Lowell School
Gebius
Jessie
Samuel Groseman
Biyft. Street
Russia
Olive Hubbard
Central School
Mana Loy Smith
Raymond Smith
Baltimore Street
B. Whittier
Bes
Colored Community Workers Organize in Waterloo
The Community Cooperative Organization met at the American Legion hall to elect officers. Anna Brown was named president, James Page vice president and executive secretary, M F Fields corresponding secretary and attorney, R S Joyce treasurer, with Branch and Hickey as advisers. The group aims to promote colored community work and open Legion hall to such efforts without fees, noting churches and judges have used the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Anna 5. Brown
James L. Page
M. F. Fields
R. 5. Joyce
JL. B. Branch
M. J. Hickey
Waterloo
American Legion Hall
Mrs. C. C. Bickley Resting Quietly at Hospital
Mrs. C. C. Bickley is reported resting easy at Presbyterian hospital after a hemorrhage from the stomach due to ulcers. Doctors have so far prevented a recurrence as she remains under care, while her husband Dr. Carl C. Bickley is in Scotland pursuing further medical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Bickley
Presbyterian Hospital
Scotland
City officials to visit Dubuque tomorrow
Waterloo officials including Abe Gnagy mayor and city council members Ray Tiller fire chief and others will depart Sunday to inspect Dubuque Key City fire department equipment. They will focus on the newly purchased automatic aerial truck. C A Morris of Morris Motor Car Company will personally lead the trip and provided the cars. Morris reports roads in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Abe
Gnagy
Ray Tiller
Dubuque
Key City
C. A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Morris
Radio programs and concerts from Palmer School Davenport IA
The Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport IA broadcasts music and lectures on 400 meters with weather forecasts time signals chimes and market quotes. Concerts feature PSC orchestra Ervin Swindell and guest artists. A General Electric program from Schenectady NY and a Japanese program from WCGY are listed with schedule slots and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Ghia
Ervin “Swindell
Organis
J. Rohlf
Brangen
Hussar
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Edward Merkel
Dorothy Smith
Helen Munro Doran
Etta Kruse
C. K. Cline
Cline & Quandt
Davenport’ Realtors' Board
General Electric Company
Schenéctady, W. Y
Obituary notices from a Iowa city page
Obituary notices report the deaths of baby Geraldine Nemmers of Vine Street and Rev M D Mack of Osage, with services planned in Gilbertville and Osage respectively. Herman Forrester formerly of Waterloo is reported dead in Chicago and to be interred at Elmwood. his wife died in Waterloo in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Nemmers
Geraldine
J. P.‘Nemmers
Vine Street
Hileman & Gindt
Gilbertville
Catholi
M. D. Mack
M.D. Mack
George Mack
Osage
Mack
Herman Forrester
Waterloo
Chicago
E. M. Settle
O'Keefe & Towne
Elmwood
Mr Forrester
Community Chest Drive Aims to Raise 46901
A campaign plan mailed by the committee outlines a four day drive from January 23 to 26 to raise 46 901.03 for five agencies. S A Cohagen chairs the general committee with Mrs. George Worthen as recording secretary and G W Huntley heading the budget committee. Division teams will be led by chairmen and captains, totaling about 250 participants across divisions A through IX, detailing chairmanships and captains for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Social Welfare League
Red Cross Home Service
Playground Commission
Theslogan
S. A. Cohagen
George 8. Worth
C. J. Ruégelot
E. A. Boggs
F. W Powers
Ni A. Lichty
Sharp
C. A. Morris
A. Brunees
Dage
W. W. Lytle
J. A. Armstrong
W.A. Bellinger
Fred Nus
C. Herman
Wr Walsh
C. Bf.Sherrill
St TP. Stewart
Wm. Robinson
WL. Richardson
R J. Hoxie
W. FE Ross
EL. iv. Fitt
Edmund Rausch
A. P. Hussman
CV. Simmons
G. E. Shoemaker
J. E.bragdon
G. N. Cousins
J. F. Shepson
G—Herman
Miler
A. A Lohner
Milo H. Miller
A. Morris
J. T. Jenkins
If. Deachier
WH. Langlas
EL Cohen
E—Glenn Beers
Ralph Barron
Hel Mosse
E. A. Schaefer
W. K
January Rush for Auto Plates at County Courthouse
A January rush for license plates overwhelmed the county treasurer's office with 192% plates issued. Six clerks handled applications as a line of car owners formed in the courthouse corridor. With about 6,000 to go by noon, 7,000 plates were expected to be distributed that afternoon amid large mail-in demand. Ed Madigan, treasurer, reported hundreds of letters requesting plates be mailed or guidance on the license law. Mailing plates delays work, slowing processing compared with in person applications. Marriage licenses: Harry Peterson Waterloo and Ka Marquard Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
Water loo Evening Courier patterns to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as promptly as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iber
Vivian
Fashion
Evening CO ®Urier
Waterloo
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Society News
New York City
Fred Trost
Dawson Street
Trost
Irene Trost
Helen Jacoby
Will Reusch
Natural Music Club
George E. Shoemaker
Raymond Addington
Church News
First Baptist Sunday School
C. W. Eby
O. W. Baston
George Pottert
St. Mark’s
St. Margaret's Guild
Northminster Sunday School
Ravlin
Rellcall
Burbank
Swem
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Lana
Certi Braten
Fred B. Stearns
Resistrar
Clay Sty
BY MR. Harland H. Allen
Logal Insurance CO
Towa
Buchanan
Elizabeth Billings
Conger’ Street
W. F. Wiggins
Unique Cleaners
Iowa State College
M.C.A
Colored Community Workers
C. C. Bickley
Commercial St
RADIO
WGY
A. Boublinn
WCGY
Amy
Eeeee Sharpes
Janes Santley
Yamada
Sarashi
Japan
Sigel Roush
Oyedo
Eo Depper
Old
Sigel Keush
Khanate
Snie
DeKoyen
James
Santtey
Hiromori
Baker’s Cocoa
Childe
Nure
Water Eater & Co. Ltd
Irchester, Mass
Boottery Cone
Harry Peterson
Marquard
China
Serees
Weaees
Seaton
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