Farewell party for Krauses heading to St Petersburg Fla
Mr and Mrs BE W Titen hosted a dinner Saturday in the Hawkeye room Hotel President to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Karl W Krause as they prepare to move to St Petersburg Florida A spring flower centerpiece and a lighted electric train centerpiece enhanced the table Prizes in bridge went to Dr and Mrs C A Boatman Mr and Mrs Walter Decker and Mr and Mrs N J McNally Guests included Merle J Brown Dr W H Acker C T Rathbun Vilas R Mitchell and Parker Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Titen
Karl W. Krause
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. A. Boatman
Walter Decker
Vilas R. Mitchell
Parker Murphy
Couple Married Saturday Will Make Home Here
Miss Mary Irene Parrot of Sumner married Thomas Hanson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hanlon of Terrill, Iowa, Saturday at 3 pm in Rev Lew C Harris T Central Christian church parlor. The couple will reside here after a brief visit in summer. Mrs Hanson worked at Edersons store while Mr Hanson attended Iowa State Teachers College and Iowa State College and now works as a salesman for Waterloo Concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Irene Parrot
Sumner
Thomas Hanson
Frank Hanlon
Terrill
Lew C. Harris
Central Christian Church
Lb. N. Parrott
Hanlon
Ederson
Hanson
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa State College
Waterloo Concrete Company
Family Dinner Celebrates Golden Wedding of Watters
Thirty seven guests attended a family dinner Saturday noon celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watters at their Waterloo home. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Watters Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boldt and son Arthur and Mrs. Sadie Washburn. During the afternoon and evening friends were received. Granddaughter Mrs D W Nicholas hosted a birthday party for four-year-old Shirley Nemecek at 45 Mulberry Street Elkader Ia with sixteen young guests. Miss Katherine Raynolds McCormick, visiting Waterloo for Near East relief work, was guest of Mrs J D Easton and spoke at a luncheon. D-Day Legion meeting and Daughters of Isabella minstrel entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Samuel Watters
William Watters
Charles Boldt
Arthur
Sadie Washburn
Waterloo
D. W
Nicholas
Mulberry Street
Httle
Shirley Nemecek
Elkader
Arline Nicholas
Josephine Hunt
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
J. D. Easton
PB. E. O
Donald Makeover
M. #. Makeever
Fremont Street
Valentine
J. Johnson
David
J. Byright
Donna Mae
M. Flanders
Mark
T. Vincent
Beverly
R. Lynch
Dicky
Max Bredow
Cutler Street
Eldred Bolte
Fred Hacker
Lafayette Street
M. Thomas
Nick Lies
Chicago
Hacker
Nick Tmelsch
Alcott PTA Meeting to Feature Bruce Gates Talk
Bruce Gates will speak at the Alcott Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday at 7 45 PM in the school building. A. A. Moreton will preside. The Alcott orchestra directed by Welter Goken will play with Miss Ettabelle Storer and piano by Miss Alice Smoker. Refreshments served by A. J. Howard and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
A. A Moreton
Alcott
Welter Goken
Wilh
Ettabelle Storer
Aliss Alice Smoker
A. J. Howard
Community clubs and halls schedule entries
A dense list of club meetings and events across numerous venues including Hotel Russell Lamson Chautauqua Public Library West Clara Barton guild Jay Co Henson Tuesday sessions Book reviews Sunshine lodge Mrs W E Schollian Y W GO Silver Cross circle Kings Daughters and many others with all day or afternoon activity. The notices cover a wide range of organizations from firemen halls to church circles and women's groups with names of members and host locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Chautauquachele
Public Mbrary West
Clara Barton
Woman's Clubhouse
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
Fireman's Hall
Happy Hour Club
W. E. Schollian
G. T U—Yy. W. Co
King's Daughters
C.H
Truman de Roam
Cirle
Lutheren
Soinety
Otto Meter
J W
Mirs
Virgil Dye
First Brethren Church
Edwin Boardman
Daughters of
Isabela
K.chal
Waterloo Eljklets
Les Club
S. G. Stevenson
Macked Folk
Central Chrisan
Black's Tearoom
Pythian Sisters
Baritone Thomas Set to Sing at Town State College Auditorium
John Charles Thomas, American baritone, renowned for opera and concert work in the U.S. and Europe, will appear Friday evening at the Town State Teachers College auditorium. His 1928-29 season runs from mid October in New York to late March, with about 50 performances from Denver to Florida before sailing to Italy for opera engagements and a Brussels return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charles Thomas
Town State Teachers College Auditorium
Come Opera
Europe
America
Royal Opera
Brussels
Covent Garden
Londem
Emnd Opera
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Thommas
New York
Denver
Colo
Florida
Italy
Marshalltown Woman to Head District Nurses
Mrs W H Lovejoy of Marshalltown was elected president of District 4 Iowa State Registered Nurses Association at a Saturday afternoon meeting in Black's tearoom. Other 1929 officers include Miss Gertrude Hof Waterloo first vice president, Miss Bessie Neilson Cedar Falls second vice president, Miss Nelle Hayes Waterloo secretary, Miss Willfrea Lynes Waverly treasurer, directors Miss Joy Harmon Cedar Falls and Miss Minnie Malbauer Waterloo. Next meeting set for April in Waverly. Hadassah Buds host Delia Kronberg. program covered Menasseh Ben Israel era and included readings, violin, songs, and a Bible discussion. Sleighing party planned for next Sunday with a Janesville picnic. Wartey to host Feb 3 meeting. Undset review planned at Women’s clubhouse Tuesday at 10:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Lovejoy
Marshalltown
Iowa
Black’s Tearoom
Gertrude Hof
Waterloo
Bessie Neilson
Cedar Falls
Nelle Hayes
Willfrea Lynes
Waverly
Joy Harmon
Minnie Mal
Bauer
Hadassah Buds
Delia Kronberg
Commercial Street
Menassah Ben Ismel
England
Kronberg
Min Wartey
Esther D. Siegel
David Siegel
Janesville
Wartey
Neat neck beauty tips from old style care guide
The article urges women to clear necks of stray hair ends, keep back of necks clean with cleansing cream, cold-water finish, and nightly routines. It warns against loose skin, suggests tepid rubs, and facial exercises to combat double chin while noting fattening foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
José
Girl Reserves Map Spring Program Of Events
Recognition services at the W C A honored Marjorie Webber Kathryn Cohagen Alice Hellen Beverly Shaw Ruth Buzzard Harriette Eakin Betty Todd Gailene Pebbles Ethel Mae Gibson Maxine Stover Rachael Shaffer Amy Barber with arm bands and circle emblems for one year. Junior high reserves will be recognized next Saturday as plans for spring activities including banquets book party gypsy pattern and May day ceremonies unfold. Summer camps run July 2 to 23 at Morris Isle across three seven day periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Webber
Kathryn Cohagen
Alice Hellen
Beverly Shaw
Ruth Buzzard
Harriette Eakin
Betty Todd
Gailene Pebbles
Ethel Mae Gibson
Maxine Stover
Rachael Shaffer
Amy Barber
Phoebe Jane Eickelberg
Evangeline Shennfelt
Morris Isle
Luncheon Honors Two Women Who Are Leaving City
A luncheon and bridge party given by Mrs. Ivan M. Fifield at her Marsh street home served as a farewell for Mrs. O W Gibson who will move to Indianapolis and Mrs. George Quest who moves to Minneapolis. Guests included Mrs. C C Jekinns Mrs Lea Darling Mrs Roy Mantz Mrs Paul Sneckenberger Mrs Fred Wimber and Mrs Jack Drelmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan M. Fifield
Marsh Street
O. W. Gibson
Indianapolis
George Quest
Minneapolis
C. C. Jenkinns
Lea Darling
Roy Mantz
Paul Sneckenberger
Fred Wimber
Jack Drelmeyer
Church News Deborh society and guild meet weekly
Deborah society of First M. E. church holds its monthly meeting in the church parlors Wednesday at 2 36 oclock with a short program after the business session Hostesses are Mrs Bila McHeffey Flora Burling A H Holt and S E Thompson Major guild meets Wednesday at 2 30 in First Presbyterian parlors for a playlet The Oldfashioned Album Hostesses are Mrs W B Jennings R L Ingersoll and Mrs Willany Montgomery Fellowship class of First Brethren church hosts a picnic luncheon Tuesday at 1 oclock at 710 Randolph Street Circle Meeting Silver Cross circle of the Kings Daughters all day Tuesday at Mrs G H Abbs 230 Rebel pventie to sew for the Y W C A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
Bila McHeffey
Flora Burling
A. H. Holt
8. E. Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Jennings
R. L. Ingersoll
Willany Montgom
Brethren Church
Edwin Boardman
Randolph Street
Silver Cross
King’s Daughters
G. H. Abbs
Club Notes From Local Organizations
Numerous social club activities are listed with meetings and events this week. I F F members meet at Mrs J H Hecker 802 Western Ave. Oscar Grow hosts eight bridge club members at Riviera Tearoom with luncheon after games. B M E Club plans dinner for 16 at Black's Tea Room. C W L B Club holds all day sewing at Mrs Virgil Dyce 100 State St with a picnic lunch. Star Rebekah Club lunches at Mrs Peter Daley 217 Independence Ave to honor Mrs Blanche Knight departing for California with a handkerchief shower. Nellie Conrady to host H U I T Club dinner at Block's Tea Room Tuesday, bridge at her home 219 Lane. S N B Club meets Saturday at Mr and Mrs George Conn to celebrate birthday anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Ralph Steninger. two course supper and birthday cake. gifts given to the honorees and other club members Mr and Mrs W G Bunn also recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Grow
Riviera Tearoom
Star Rebekah Club
Peter Daley
Independence Avenue
Blanche Knight
California
Nellie Conrady
H. U. I. T. Club
Block's
Lane Street
S. N. B. Club
George Conn
Ralph Steninger
W. G. Bunn
Melody Way Pupils Perform Before Large Recital Crowd
Melody Way pupils presented a recital at the Ross Conservatory of Music sponsored by the Evening Courier drawing about 40 students who began study a year ago in the Melody Way method. Attendees praised the progress shown at the close. Pioneer photographer A W Monford dies at 70 in Chicago after being knocked down by a hurried pedestrian. He opened his Burlington studio at age 20 and won prizes at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair and the 1925 Paris International Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Conservatory of Music
Evening Courier
Chicago
A. W. Monford
Burlington
Milton Hasslett Slightly Improves at St Francis Hospital
Milton Hasslett of Hillcrest annex and a ticket agent at Union Station was reported to be slightly improved today after a setback from pneumonia and complications at St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hasslett
Hillcrest Annex
Union Station
St. Francis Hospital
Beaux Arts Guidance On Poise Health And Charm
The Waterloo Evening Courier reports on a health and beauty lecture series at the Place theatre from January 20 to February 3 under the Plaza auspices. The piece emphasizes four elements of charm poise confidence health and grooming with vivid anecdotes and practical tips for cultivating self control and composure in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notad, Health
Place Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plaza
Metropolitan
Waterloo urged to meet Near East Relief quota
Willam J. Shallcross of Omaha and Miss Katherine Raynolds McCormick appealed in Waterloo churches for support in a two week drive to meet a 113,250 quota for Near East Relief. Treasurership assigned to Will A. Lane, campaign to end with no further solicitations in the U.S. after pledges reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Towa
Willam J. Shallcross
Omaha
Neb
Near East Relief
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
Shallcross
First Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Miss. McCormick
Church of
Board of Trustees
United States
Althe
Near East
America
City in brief reports Cedar Falls official on business
County Superintendent A. E. Jewett traveled to Cedar Falls today on business related to his office. Also noted are social and business items: Mrs. Herold Heddinger and family visiting Chicago. Richard L. Hall of United Leather Industries on a Kansas City trip. death in Council Bluffs of Miss Hertha Stipp related to N. L. Stipp. Moody Bible Institute courses in Chicago. a Pizzen Beauty Parlors dinner and dance in the Gold rooms of Hotel President. Gust Julien's relapse delaying return from Presbyterian Hospital. Myra L. Stafford filing for divorce from Clarence B. Stafford with claims of alimony. Arthur Jury and Boy Scouts executives attending district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Jewett
Cedar Falls
Herold Heddinger
Mohawk Street
Chicago
Richard L. Hall
United Leather Industries, Inc
Kansas City
W. L. Supp
Columbia Street
Council Bluffs
Hertha Stipp
L. L. Stipp
Vernon R. Messer
Waterloo
Moody Bible Institute
Fifth
Lafayette Streets
Hatel
Gust Julien
Dawson Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Leftover Mash and Duck Terrapin Dishes Listed
The text lists recipes for potato puffs with butter milk and cheese baked until browned, a mock Terrapin using leftover duck mushrooms eggs gravy, and a maraschino cherry mousse dessert with sugar water whipped with egg whites cream almonds and cherries.
Northwestern Bell shifts chiefs with Des Moines move
New Hampton Tuesday Cresco Wednesday Decorah Thursday and Delwein Friday. A Boy Scout council to serve during the coming year will be organized at each meeting. Frank A. Schmitz, chief clerk of the district plant of Northwestern Bell Telephone company here the last several years, becomes chief clerk of the divisional plant at Des Moines, Feb. 1, according to an announcement made Saturday afternoon by Des Moines officials of the company. Schmitz' home here is at 1103 Fourth street west. Albert Brickley, Council Bluffs, will become chief clerk here as Schmitz' successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Cresco
Decorah
Delwein
Frank A. Schmitz
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Des Moines
Schmitz
Fourth Street
Albert Brickley
Council Bluffs
Retail ads and fashion tips from a midcentury storefront page
A collage of local ads promotes candy at Waterloo Drug Inc, fashion tips from Josephine Deane and Men's Style Shop, dyed lace and georgette trims, and winter millinery trends. It suggests gifts and greetings from the Riviera Gift Shop and Valentina Greeting Cards, plus a Courier service for convenience. The piece closes with a personable sign off from Mary So.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Eurllary
Memorial Hal
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
P.T. A. Activities
Society
Tol
T. C
Sigrid Undseb
J. E. Okecie
Sons of Citizer Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
McKinley
McGarthy
Black's Searoom
Church News
I. F. F. Club
J. H. Hecker
Western Avenue
B. M. E. Club
Black's Tesroom
W. L. B. Club
Virgil Dy
State Street
Picrde
Melody Way
Rita
Tsay
Exston
James D. Easton
South Street
A. Lane
First National Bank
Altho
Near East Committee
PRIEF
Whanan
Myra L. Stafford
Clarence BR. Stafford
Wapalpinicon Areca
Boy Accots of America
Jie
Myer
Waterloo Drug Inc
Sergica
Josephine Deane
Prestef
Shengoods
Mary Lou
Riviera
Mother
Sweetheart
Mary SO
Bartlett & McFarlane
Entz Cafe
Calumet
Ai Aihi
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Squlacker
Wateriog
School OF Play
Siza
City and Brata
Betes
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