Miss Dorothy Edwards to Wed Ulysse Follette at Christ Church
Society notes show Miss Dorothy Edwards set to marry Ulysse Follette at 4 p.m. Monday at Christ Episcopal church. A related imformal shower at Mrs. Fred Follette’s home included solos by Dana Campbell and contests won by Mary Currie and Lethe Peck with rose and cream decor and tiny pink umbrellas as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Edwards
Ulysse Follette
Christ Episcopal Church
Fred Follette
Dana Campbell
Mary Currie
Misa Lethe Peck
Retrhart
Guy Edwards
Little Melon Edwards
FR. B. Mounsey
R. V. Dean
Reinhart
Fern
Lois Kindig
Norma O'Connor
Catering Curran
Karel Stovile
Letha Peck
Thelma Bradford
Bernice Massey
Grace Hawks
Elizabeth Brown
Wilma Schultz
Florence
Ruth Gary
Kathleen Wildes
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Install Officers 1928
Waterloo camp No 5323 Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors held installation services at the CG hall with Ronald Powers as sostant and Harriet Wightman as oracle. Grace Shannon became junior oracle while Bee Smith served as installing officer for Gold Leaf. Retiring oracle Ray Scribner received $5. visitors from Cedar Falls and Vinton attended. refreshments followed and dancing ended the evening. A Gold Leaf card party yielded favors to Mrs William Gray and Mrs Sam Rawlings with Irene Cuba and L Massey also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
CG. Hall
Ronald Powers
Woodmen
Harriett Wightman
Grace Shannon
Bee Smith
Ray Scribner
Oracle
Irene Cuba
L. Massey
Dr L G Wood to Address Groups at Christ Church
Dr Tallis G Wood traveling secretary of the National Council of the Episcopal Church will speak Tuesday evening before the Men's Council and vestry and Wednesday afternoon before the women of Christ Episcopal Church. Meetings will be in the parish house with a 6 30 dinner and a 30 minute talk followed by a social. vestry address at 8 p m. women at 2 30 p m Wednesday. Also notes on B Natural Club and other social items and a surprise party for Mrs Smale with luncheon.
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Tallis G. Wood
New York City
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Women of Christ Epscopal Church
Wood
Hi Rotary Club
Black's Tearoom
Russell-Lamson
Fred Adams
Hints in Beauty Care Edna Ke on Keeping Young
Edna Ke discusses women working outside the home to stay young and engaged. She warns husbands may resist but suggests starting small with a cooperative shop run by friends, focusing on crafts like needlework and home decor. Advice covers products, baths, and basic skincare for mothers and young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Shell
Young Musicians Delight With Club Operetta
The Annette Lingelbach home hosted a club program by young musicians led by Marguerite Johnson who began her term as president. The event featured a ten Streabbog melodies recital, solos by members, a two act operetta The Wonderful Dollies, and a fairy dance with a read aloud story The Fairyland of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette M. Lingelbach
Lucille Tingmerman
Marguerite Johnson
Betty Jane Graham
Wendell As Ward
Robert Star
Lucille ‘Timmerman
Betty Dane
Graham
Adele Milligan Alimanns
Annette Lingelbach
Herb Naclo Brown
Lucille ‘Tin Mermian
Sandman
Wallace Johnson
Lucilie Timmer Man
Johnny Jump-Up
Lucille Timmerman
Dorothy Hance
Miss Lingelbach
Beatrice Star
Wendall Hayward
Church and club notes from First Lutheran and others
Circle five of First Lutheran Missionary society meets Tuesday at Mrs. Slwaks home Circle six hosts Thursday at Mrs. Peterson s home St Mark s Episcopal parishioners gather at 6 30 p m Thursday for a church picnic with informal program to greet Rev James G Creede Plymouth Congregational music committee named W F Dilworth chorister Mrs R J Shepherd organist Mrs E H Kelly Mrs Sewall Page and Mrs Lester Guyer Weavers class of First Baptist held at Mrs C A Lasser twenty five women attended Banquet plans for Feb 3 at Black s restaurant with Judge George W Wood speaker Esther and Epworth League of St Paul s M E presented play When the Missionary Came at the county home Violinist Miss Wilma Marsly accompanied by Mrs B T Kuchte Readings by Mrs Kinsell Two Grace Methodist THY Dules class elected officers W W Davidson president Roger Mueller vice president Mrs E W Bartlett secretary Mrs Julius Mortensen assistant secretary Mrs F S DuMond treasurer Mrs E L Oh Cheever social secretary Attendance campaign planned eight weeks Utopian Bible class at Church of the Brethren held oyster supper Mrs Miller hosts Frances and Florence Miller Charles Meyers president GG Miller Sunday school superintendent Rev A P Blough pastor vending by Mrs Floyd Kough
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First Baptist Church
C. A. Lasser
Anna Mishler
Victor Fosher
John Snodgrass
G. A. Corey
Glen Kendall
Black's Tesroom
George W. Wood
Alien Esther Society
Epworth League of St. Paul's M. E. Church
Carl Kinsell
Wilma Marsly
B. T. Kuchte
Virginia Cannenghatt
Virginia Kurhate
Kinsell
THY Dules
Grace Methodist Church
WW. G. Davidson
Roger Mueller
MM. E.W. Bartlett
Julius. Mortensen
F. 8. DuMond
EL OH. Cheever
Mys. &. Miller
Church of the Brellen
Miller
Waterloo clubhouse debt drive to begin in February
A campaign to clear the Waterloo Woman's clubhouse of six thousand dollars in debt was approved at a called meeting of the club's board yesterday. Westerloo business leaders pledged cooperation, with a general meeting set for 2:50 p.m. under the literary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's
Westerloo
Milton Fields
William Pickens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pickens
Club
H. W. Hallowell
Robert Stuart
Evanston
Ill
Susan Glaspell
R. A. Folk
the Temple
C. W. Ellyson
Club Notes Happy Hour Luncheon At Mrs Arbuckle Home
Mrs J W Arbuckle will host a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her home for members of the Happy Hour club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arbuckle
Happy Hour Club
Lincoln Circle Plans Thimblebee and Party Dates
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R planned a thimblebee for January 3 at Mrs. Bennett home and a Lincoln and Washington party for February 17. Dinner at noon will start the events with committees named for refreshments entertainment and kitchen duties. Members voted $10 to support the American Legion band and Mrs Hesser spoke on President McKinley ahead of his birthday January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
G. J. Bennett
W. W. McAllister
W. J. Hutchkins
Wiliam Watters
J. W. Rickert
American Legion
Hesser
McKinley
Great Words Light Code of Messenger Boys Guideposts to Success
A feature praising messenger boys for dependability and punctuality. It traces the code’s influence on careers from Andrew Carnegie to Thomas Eckert and Robert Clowry, notes about 20,000 youths employed by Western Union and Postal Telegraphs, and details Waterloo’s ten regular messenger boys with eight hour shifts and training for future work. The piece highlights lifelong lessons from delivering messages, including death notices to births and the romance surrounding telegraph service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Sanuel F. B. Morse
Andrew Carnegie
Messenger
Thomas L. Eckert
Robert C. Clowry
Wester Union Telegraph Company
Sweetman
A. CG. Sweetman
A. CG
Bweetman Electric Company
Fourth Street East
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wells Street
Chicago
Blue Island
Blue Island Avenue
Street Car Company
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Smith to mull Senate bid after six year term
Dwight banker Frank J. Smith plans a careful path back to the U S Senate after his election and certification dispute. He returns from Chicago talks with Gov Smail and Republican leaders and says there is no rush to act publicly while weighing views of close allies and other party members.
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Dwight
Til
Dan
Frank J
Smith
United States Senate
Chicago
Bmall
Thompson
Dwight Banker
Senate
Republican Party
Dkelihood
Gleima
Smail
Family Based Education Praised by National Kindergarten Group
A weekly Evening Courier column notes the concept of home education with the saying The Child's First School Is the Family as advocated by the National Kindergarten Association. The discussion centers on early learning at home and the role of families in early childhood development. The article references the group’s stance and places the emphasis on home based schooling from a New York City address on West Portleth Street.
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National Kindergarten Association
West Portleth Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Teaching the Children to Spend
A mother recounts guiding her son through lessons on spending discipline. He learns caution with purchases, avoids credit, and values cash deals. He faces wire overpricing, a faulty skate, and a bad set of wheels, then builds a durable vehicle project and gains pride in quality, paying cash each time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Newson
Son
Akooter
Jim
University of Utah Dean Talks Kindergarten Teaching
Miko Bennion of the University of Utah stresses that the kindergarten period is crucial for forming habits and social attitudes and argues children should be guided by skilled, well trained teachers under professional supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miko, Bennion
University of Utah
What should the next U S president be like
Waterloo civic leaders favor an honest tolerant fearless man who loves farmers and can unite business and farm interests. Readers name candidates praising integrity vision and courage, with emphasis on middle west farm prosperity and a strong national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Waterloo
Waterloo Hns
Albert W. Brown
Dairy Cattle Congress
West
Claude MM. Cheney
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Republican Party
Frank
Black Hawk County
Republican Central Committee
Middle West
Congress
J. BE. Tomsson
Waterloo Savings Kil LI
Bke
Galvin Coolidge
C. O Lamson
Alfred Longley
W. J. Bryal
Suttan
H. B'Cdy
Tlan
Edmund W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Calvin Coolidge
City in Brief and Local Notes from Jan 1928
Local notices report advertisements received from Balboa Canal Zone by Harry G. Northey. Many items include visits by Mrs. Carl Kien to Duluth and various residents visiting relatives. Probate file shows Edward F. Sibert’s will leaving all to wife Belle Sibert. Upcoming exams for uniform county and state certificates are scheduled with County Superintendent A. B. Jewett. Kenneth Knoop, once in training with Equitable Life, transfers to Birmingham as assistant branch manager. A postponed tax sale and scavenger sale will be held next Monday at the courthouse with bid-based disposition of delinquent properties. A meeting with NAACP official William Pickens is announced for Thursday at the YWCA and African Methodist Episcopal church. Public notices also mention a stolen Ford Tudor with license H-1803. Local church events include a baked ham supper on Jan 24.
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Harry G. Northey
Balboa
Canal Zone
Carl Kien
Duluth
Minn
Fridrey
A. BE. Jewett
Anne Robertson
Huntington
W. Va
Ruth Gabriel
Walnut Street
Lyman Eldridge
Milterdale
Presbyterian Hospital
Anna
Goodale
Johnson Street
Unity Guild
First M
EF Church
California
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
Detroit
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Charles W. Knoop
Mullan Avenue
Kenneth Knoop
West High School
University of Minnesota
Universalist Church
Illinois fight to seat Smith triggers nation wide appeal
Illinois moves to secure two senate seats for Smith amid Gov Smal attack on the Senate. Friends of Senator elect Frank L Smith plan a nationwide appeal to support the sovereign right to two representatives in the upper house. Smith refrains from changing his Washington testimony as officials weigh next steps. War time context noted with broad geographic deployment and mosquitos control mentioned.
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Terday
Tllinois
Smith
Senate
Smal
Sauel Insull
Utillities
Chicago
Ilinoi
Congress
Frank L.smith
Lor Small
Washington
Enrolls at Bible School in Chicago Moody Institute
Mrs Ellen E Walsh of Walnut Street Baptist church enrolls at the Moody Bible Institute Chicago joining the winter term class of 59 women and 73 men, marking a significant enrollment milestone for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIBLE
Ellen E. Walsh
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Des Moines Seeks Ordinance To Limit Electrical Interference
Des Moines on January 21 reports Mayor Mune Lettre sought aid from the city department to draft an ordinance guiding illumination rules to curb electrical devices that interfere with radio reception. The proposal would mirror a Fairfield precedent noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mune
Iullminatny Lo Lha
Macena
Fairfield
Brain Test Answer List From Puzzle Clues
The solution lists which letters or letter pairs to cross out in specific words such as cauliflower, redeem, rehabilitation, cabriolet, thoroughly, predestination, mispronunciation, and Mephistopheles, indicating exact removed segments like f, e, nm, x, ce, 45 47, g, by 4, og, and ed a n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mephistopheles
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Depart
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying patterns, send 165 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Couri
Waterloo
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George Shoemaker
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C. J. Ness
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George Natman
J. G. McAlvin
J. L. Buechelr
Ray Paul
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Fred J. Miller
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Robert Law
P. BE. O
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Kansas City
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Public Library
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John McDowell
Dorothy Bennett
Marie Will
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Helen Britzman
Nitella Myer
Leone Trainor
Eric Haskins
Rena Menefee
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W. M. Slwaks
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
James G. Creede
Plymouth Congregational Church
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R. J. Shepherd
E. H. Kelly
Sewall Page
Lester Guyer
J. C. Borchers
Mec
Fret. Eichler
August Eichler
William Broke
John Hileman
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Fred Weigert
Emma Gieseman
Carl Brietzman
Veryle Kenyon
Institute
Rose Wild
Ce Idar Falls
State Institute
St. John’s Young People’s Club
Agilla Sims
Viola Mishak
Mayme Keegan
Martha Kies
James Dawson
Delphian Society
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W. C. Barrett
Liempre
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