Engagement of Miss Agnella Striegel to Edward L. Hayes
Society notes report the engagement and coming marriage of Miss Agnella Striegel to Edward L. Hayes, with Feb 8 wedding planned. Striegel is district clerk at Prudential and a Our Lady of Victory alumna. Hayes a farmer. Engagement celebration to follow at Black's Tearoom with a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnella Striegel
Lucy Striegel
Logan Avenue
Edward L. Hayes
John Hayes
Buckingham
Scrlegel
Our Lady of Victory Westlemny
Prudential Insurance Company
Black
Church Society Meetings At Local Churches This Week
Church groups from First Methodist, Linden Methodist and First Baptist plan parlor and dining room gatherings this week. Activities include devotionals, lesson study, games, a play rehearsal, a scholarship drive, a pancake picnic, and a city-wide revival prayer campaign led by Bethel Prayer League with guidance for leaders.
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Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Cabinet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edson Glett
Betheel Prayer League
V. C. Kellard
League
Margaret Driscoll Elected President of District Nurses
Margaret Driscoll of Waverly was elected president of the fourth district of Registered Nurses at a Saturday meeting held at the W. A. building. The staff includes Gertrude Hol of Waterloo as first vice president and W L Lovejoy of Marshalltown as second vice president, with Nellie Hayes of Waterloo as secretary and Della Darling of Cedar Falls as treasurer.
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Margaret Driscoll
Waverly
Fourth District of
Allen Memtorip Hospital
Wives of Hamilton Club Dine at Black's Tearoom
Wives of Hamilton club members attended a Saturday dinner in Black's tearoom at 7 pm. Table settings featured white and yellow tapers and freesia centerpieces. After a four course meal the group enjoyed an impromptu program. Bridge favors went to Mrs. Walter J. Hunt Ralph Etchelberg and Mr and Mrs Leo L Mak. Mortimer B. Cleveland and Miles Potter led the arrangements. A separate party for Shirley Ne mecek marked her third birthday.
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Hamilton Club
Black
Bridge
Walter J. Hunt
Ralph Etchelberg
Leo L. Mak
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Miles Potter
Dinner Bridge hosts and list of winners aloud
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Ransom hosted Dinner Bridge last evening with prizes to Mrs. Floyd Ransom Mrs. J. R. Emry Mrs. Peter Olesen Aubrey Floyd and Cyril Ransom. Burr Ransom to host February 5. The Double Six club to dine Melick tonight at Black's Fidelity Circle to hold an all day meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs Jo H Slerty. Officers to be elected.
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L. T. Ransom
Double Six
Black's Tearoom
Fidelity Circle
Jo. H. Slerty
Officoms
Hints In Beauty Care A Paris Powder Guide
The text advises buying rice powder in Paris for face and bath use, noting costs from 24 to 40 cents per pound and suggesting recipes to mix powders with boric acid, talcum, starch, and sachet powders. It also discusses choosing shades, scents, and methods to manage freckles with cucumber juice and daily bathing.
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Paris
Two Programs Set Friday at Waterloo Woman's Club
Two meetings and a luncheon will attract Waterloo women to the clubhouse Friday. Mrs. W. D. Ives will discuss Woman and Genius at 11 a.m. with Miss Callie Wieder leading. luncheon hosts include several club members. The 2:30 p.m. general meeting features music and drama by the Fine Arts department, with Mrs. E. F. Stevenson on current events. performances include works by Rachmaninoff, pianist Mrs. Jack Patterson, and vocal numbers by Mrs. G. C. A. Boatman, plus readings and a piano piece by Mrs. B. H. Beal and a reading by Mrs. E. E. Makes.
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Waterloo Watn
W. R. Gale
Frank McDonald
P. H. O'Neil
Fred Stearns
W. E. Schollian
W. FP. Jensen
John Fanning
Walter Hunt
Ralph Young
Fine Arte Department
E. F. Stevenson
Rachmaninoff
Jack Patterson
Polichenillo
GC. A. Boatman
B. H. Beal
E. E. Makes
Gentlemen
Service Read for Carol Ransom and Carleton Turner
Miss Carol Ransom daughter of Mrs Ellen Ransom married Carleton Turner son of Mr and Mrs C R Turner at 3:30 p m Saturday at the Turner home Rev Thomas Raymond Niven of First Presbyterian officiated in the presence of close relatives Thelma Turner was bridesmaid with Claude Ransom as best man Out of town guests included Clarence Ransom Joliet Ill and Mrs Joseph Yount Joliet Ill The couple will reside in Joliet after the wedding
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Carol Ransom
Ellen Ransom
Commercial Strect
C. R. Turner
Hammond Avenue
Carleton
Thomas Raymond Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Thelma Turner
Greene
Claude Ransom
Miss Turner
Clarence Ransom
Hampton
Joseph Yount
Joliet
Ill
New Hampton High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Kresge
Turner
iWest High School
Joliet, Ir
John Olson
St. Louis
N. D. Olson
Olson
Robert Kuehnie
Manny
Oliver Olson
Parkersburg
Edward Kuehnie
Dorothy Christensen
Cedar Falls
St. Louiis
Progress Picture Corporation
Faithful Workers’ Club
W. F. Stolte
Mr. Stolte
Mimes
W. H. Holder
W. S. Calleas
Jenny Fluss
Carl Ehrke
Enry Kinsell
Charles Bell
Will Close
Staite
Fred Wiegert
Hen Becker
Mrs. State
Alcott PTA Hear Talks And Features At Meeting
Miss Mary Christle and Miss Beth Tracy will speak at the Alcott school PTA meeting at 745 pm. Mrs. Fred Adams arranges a miscellaneous program with community singing led by J R Gilfillan. Girl Reserves under Miss Dorothy Black perform a demonstration and Miss Tracy speaks on The Ideals of Girl Reserves. Alcott orchestra directed by J A McEwen performs, and Arlene Peterson reads Fall from Grace. A male quartet includes Gilfillan, Dilworth, Guyer and Manley. Christie’s tale closes the program.
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Mary Christle
Beth Tracy
Parent-Teacher Association of
Alcott School
Fred Adams
J. R. Gilfillan
Dorothy Black
Miss Tracy
Al‘cott School Orchestra
J. A. McEwen
Arlene Peterson
W. F. Dilworth
Lester Guyer
E. O. Manley
Christie
O. G. Eubanks
Youngest Keokuk club leader welcomes delegates
Ruth Rupley, 21, president of the B and P W clubs in Keokuk, will greet delegates at the state convention. Born in St Louis August 13 1906 she has lived in Keokuk nine years and is a former secretary to the superintendent of schools. She is a sports fan and known as Babe Ruth for powerful tennis and golf shots.
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Waterloo
Aday
Wee Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Keokuk
Ruth Rupley
P. W
Miss Rupley
St. Louis
Des Moines
Fork Dodge
Rupley
Babe Ruth
Dorothy Edwards Weds Otysse Follette in Christ Episcopal Church
Dorothy Florence Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Edwards married Otysse F Follette son of Mr and Mrs Fred Follette at 4 pm today in Christ Episcopal Church with Rev Ernest B Mounsey presiding. The couple left for Des Moines and will live with the groom's parents briefly. Nearby notes report a surprise 3rd anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Barron with prizes and gifts. Elks Club program features Virginia Fish and Agnes Thomas. American Legion Auxiliary card party postponed to Jan 31. S O V Civil War Veterans planning meeting at Memorial Hall.
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Progressive
Ww. Co. Alb Natural Club
Mildred Gleason
Rotary Club
Wives
Women's Party
Elks Club
City Federation of Women's Organizations
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
CG. 'T
UL Institute
Y. W. C. A. Book Review
Woman's Club
L. A. Ta B
L. B
Carpenters’ Hall
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
GC. L. Ionngy
Men's Council
Christ Ehurch
P.T. A
Alcott School
Misa
Dorothy Florence Edwards
Guy Edwards
Burton Avenue
Christ Episcopal Church
Otysse F. Polite
Fred L. Follette
Stumner Street
Ernest B. Mounsey
Virginia Fish
Agnes Thomas
Elks’ Club
American Legion Auxiliary
T. J. Fitzgerald
At & P.m
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Man With Fractured Skull Walks After Injury
Cedar Falls reports from N. E. Pitkin's home indicate recovery from a basal skull fracture suffered last Friday night. Pitkin fell while hauling hay in his barn after a cow bumped him, then walked a block to the house before losing consciousness. Doctor says condition favorable and improving rapidly.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
N. E. Fitkin
Washington Township
Pitkin
West Kindergartens Begin Beginners Classes Next Monday
West school district announces the start of beginner classes in west kindergarten for the second semester. Charles A. Kittrell states eligibility for children five years old or younger than March 20. The first semester ends Friday with promotions Monday. the second semester runs eight weeks.
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West
Mond
Sipt
Charles A. Kittrell
East High to Hold Student Assembly Next Monday
Principal F Miller of East High announces a school assembly for pupils next Monday at 3 30 p m. The event aims to address students and discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Miller
East High
Zimmer Harp Trio Seats Reserved for January 30
Seat reservations opened for a Zimmer harp trio concert to be held Monday evening in East High Auditorium under high school auspices. Led by Mellie Zimmer, the NY acclaimed ensemble includes Marie Mellman Gladys Crockford with Francesco Losavio as tenor, marking its ninth season and high praise from critics.
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East High Auditorium
Zimmer Harp
Mellie Zimmer
New York
Marie Mellman
Gladys Crockford
Paramount Artists
Francesco Losavio
Vinton Musicians Contest At Firemen Hall
Numerous entries race to the Vinton firemen's hall for a Wednesday evening contest featuring fiddlers hog calling and vaudeville acts. Entries include M H Danner W M Lewis Louis Hake Edward Kinney Fred Meyer Charles Meyer Otto Thiher D E Mackie Mrs Boone Opel Jenkins Thelma Lewis Charleston Ben Jones from Shellsburg John Welbes among others.
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Courier &Pecial
Berwice
Vinton
Ya. Jan
Firemen’s Hall
M. H. Danner
W. M. Lewis
Louis Hake
Edward Kinney
Fred Meyer
Charles Meyer
Otto Thiher
Stub Thompson
D. E Mackie
Mrs. Boone
Opel Jenkins
Thelma Lewis
Charleston
Ben Jones
Shellsburg
Whistler
John Welbes
Newspapers Brief Items From Waterloo Area
A long list of weekly notes reports visits by Kenneth Kress and Bertha Krees from Clear Lake to Chicago, hospital observations for Nettie McKinnon, and Gugdem Kuiper checking freight claims. Several residents travel to New Orleans and Rochester for medical exams. Local prayers and church meetings are announced, and postmaster George L. Carson has recovered from pneumonia. The article covers hospital updates, travel plans, social events, and a music concert linking East and West High schools for the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bennett
Ralph Pronck
East
West
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association
East High
Eby
Brain Test Answer From Logic Puzzle
A brain teaser about voting age asserts John is over twenty one if he can vote. The given statements are considered correct: 43) If John is met over twenty-one, he cannot vote. 5) Either John cannot vote or his age is over twenty-one. The wording is inconsistent and appears to mix conditions, leading to a logical puzzle about equivalence and implication.
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John
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Great Western Freight Office
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Great Western Railroad
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James Black Dry Goods Company
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W. L. Buckley
Trnois Central Railroad
Dubuque, Sr
Eldon Dpischer
L. A. Cobb
Parks Avenue West
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Lytle
Lafaylette Street
St. Franceis Hospital
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Louis G. , Wood
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Ruth Marshall
Howard Marshall
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Oaklawn Avernue
Anna Winder
Esther Lovejoy
Iowa State College
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A. B. Lovejoy
Third Avenue West
Edward Bickley
University of Iowa
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Cornell College
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B.S
Kleen-Maid
Altstadt-Langlas Baking Company
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