Married Folk's Class Banquet Marks Tenth Annual Event
Thirty seven members attended Central Christian married folk's class tenth annual banquet in Black's tearoom Tuesday evening. Ray Short served as toastmaster. Eloise Davis and Ruth Heysava cello and grolly duets with Mrs. O P Davis at piano. R E Black spoke on class history. Ray Short's wife sang. Rev Lew C Harris pastor spoke on South America. Mary Repp sang. Rev Edwin Boardman of First Brethren spoke. Decorations by Mrs R E Black, Mrs John Garland, Mrs Harry Wachsman. Program committee: Mrs P F Davis and Mrs Frank Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Married Folk
Black
Ray Short
Eloise Davis
Ruth Hey
O. P. Davis
R. E. Black
Yooel
Lew c. Harris
Mary Repp
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
South America
John Garland
Harry Wachsman
PF. Davis
Frank Evans
Golden Wedding Observed by Vinton Couple in 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pry of Vinton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon family dinner at their daughter's home and a daytime reception. They wed January 23, 1879 at Shellsburg. Emma J. Dilling Fry, born July 8, 1858, and George W. Fry, born August 23, 1857, farmed in Benton county before moving to Vinton 35 years ago. He later joined local businesses including the Iowa Paint company and Vinton Canning company. The couple have two children, Mrs. J. J. Dickson and J. W. Fry, plus three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Other notes mention Silver Cross circle officers installed and a Blue Triangle league social at the YWCA with no program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pry
Vinton
J. J. Dickson
Fry
Canton Township
Benton County
Iowa, Paint. Company
Vinton Canning Company
J. W. Fry
Thrift discussed at Hawthorne and Alcott P T A meetings
Hawthorne P T A meeting chaired by R W Schear heard Harry Reed urge thrift as a negative virtue and urge saving amid forces prompting spending. About 90 attended. Alcott P T A session featured Bruce Gates stressing character through thrift and the idea that thrift is more than money. Washington P T A speaker Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts addressed crime with Mrs Little B Larsen also speaking. Students performed dances and songs. next meeting set for March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reed
Ata
Hawthorne
Parent-Teacher ' S Association
Grace
Ullemeyer
F. L. Mount
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Bruce Gates
Walter Goken
Ettabelle Storer
Anna Marse
Stanton Halverson
A. R. Mateton
A. J. Howard
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Washington Parent-Teachers Association
Little B. Larsen
Maddigan School
Roy Gilfillan
Society Calendar Events Tonight and Thursday
Society events fill the calendar with dinners dances and club meetings across Waterloo. Notable gatherings include Fortnightly Club at G A Cohagan and Waterloo Chapter, Alumni Association at Waterloo T. O. O. F. hall, and dinner dances at Hotel President. Various clubs meet at West High School Congregational and Universalist churches with teas and card parties across Memorial Hall and Masonic Temple venues.
Church News Divisions meet at local church homes
Central Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rosa Carpenter 519 Dawson Street Christ Truth will meet in the church home Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock Ladies Ald Society Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church will meet for lunch Thursday at the home of Mrs C I Munger Assisting hostesses will be Miss Bess Shoemaker Mrs James Hubbard Mrs James Edwards and Mrs VM Beal Altrutan class Barat church will be entertained Friday at the home of Mrs T H Sheckler 227 Denver Street Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Fred Bussey Mrs P E Walker Mrs J H Wearbeam Mrs Me G G Conniff and Mrs Eliza Odell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Carpenter
Dawson Street
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
C. I. Munger
Bess Shoemaker
James Hubbard
James Edwards
VM. Beal
Barat
T. H. Sheckler
Denver Street
Fred. Bussey
Atis
P. E. Walker
J. HT Wearbeam
G&g. Conniff
Eliza Odell
Gaieties Presented by Cast of 25 at D of I Meeting
Gaieties of 19297 were presented by a cast and chorus of 25 members at a Daughters of Isabella meeting in D C hall. About 125 members and friends attended. program featured songs, dances, solos, dialogs, and orchestral selections with a sweetheart parade as a finale. Plans call for a repeat performance later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
D. C. Hall
Mayme Hickey
Princes Barrett
Marguerite Stanton
Mabel Kies
J. T. Lynch
A. A
Hints In Beauty Care A Properly Fed Skin
Advice on maintaining youthful skin through regular, light oiling with creams rather than plain oils. Emphasizes cleansers, best oils like olive or almond, and caution against animal fats. Advises eye area massage, careful tweezing, and consulting a doctor for dark circles and underlying issues.
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Mitzi
Club Notes Show Local Women Host Various Meetings
O P club meets Thursday with Mrs D F Merriman at 425 Argyle St. Lena Anderson hosts Blie club at 520 Fifth St. Ida Cosley hosts Sunsets club at 125 Kern St with Mrs Claire Parker. Recess club met at 135 Logan Ave. dinner followed. Freundschaft German club met in Carpenter hall with about 25. two new members Peter Rikkels and John Heating joined. plan to form a mixed glee club next month. box social planned. Tuesday Luncheon club hosted husbands at a picnic dinner at 827 Jefferson St hosted by Mrs S G Stevenson. next meeting with Mrs T A Decker. P L club welcomed by Mrs Leo Bryant at 609 Falls Ave. Merriman won favor in 500. next with Mrs M C Westcott. Jinx Birthday club celebrated L T Jones at 412 Norwood Ave. 500 prizes to A J Weigel, Walter Coram, Leo Larson, Alfred Paterson. luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freundschaft
Carpenter Hall
Peter Rikkels
John
Meimnbers
5. G. Stevenson
Jefferson Street
Jack Williams
Duluth
Minn
T. A. Decker
P. L. Club
Leo Bryant
Falls Avenue
D. F. Merriman
George Moothart
M. C. Westcott
Jinx Birthday Club
L. T. Jones
Norwood Avenue
A. J. Weigel
Walter B. Coram
Leo Larson
Alfred Paterson
W C T U Study Session Details and Guests
The Waterloo W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at the Y M C A for a study session on the 1929 yearbook led by Mrs. F F Yapp Bresibank. Devotions were led by Mrs. B P J Eighmey who also sang Ivory Palaces. A Frances Willard program is planned for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Yapp
Bresibank
Waterloo
BP. J. Eighmey
Ivory Palaces
Wellie Merrill Cummings
Gates of the Temple
Betty Lewis
Gruney Center
Frances Willard
Joint Services Install Officers by Local Lodges
West Waterloo camp No 2089 Modern Woodmen and Waterloo camp No 1167 Royal Neighbors held joint installation ceremonies Tuesday evening at Black Hawk I C O F Hall. Officers named include Oracle Mrs Rose Woodruff, Vice Oracle Mrs Blanche Carnes, Chancellor Mrs Edna Brown, Recorder Mrs Emma Nottger, and many others with a reception by Modern Woodmen and a music program by Royal Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo
Modern Woodmen of America
Waterloo Camp
Black Hawk I. C. O. F
Hennah Hawver
Vera Busn
Maude Kendall
Oracle
Rose Woodruff
Mary Shirley
Blanche -Carnes
Edna Brown
Emma Nottger
Iljlan Barclay
Hose Baker
Ella Jorgen
Parties Honor Bride Elect In Milwaukee Kitchen Shower
Minnie Ott bride elect to Paul Kaiser was feted with a green kitchen shower Tuesday at 411 Sumner Street hosted by Mrs. Serafin Dietsch and Mrs. Joseph Dietsch. Guests included Mrs. Jack Plumber and Miss Johanna Jennings among others. Subsequent events planned at Miss Kathryn Stimson’s home and with Miss Lucille Dietsch for linen shower later in the week. Ald Society Elects Officers for Hebrew Ladies Aid at 1401 Commercial Street with Luncheon. next meeting Feb 15 at Mortis Strom’s. Civil War Veterans observe McKinley birthday with program in Memorial Hall led by R. I. Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ott
Milwaukee
Paul Kaiser
Serafin Dietsch
Joseph Dietsch
Sumner Street
Banco
500
Lucille Dietsch
Melvin Jennings
Jack Plumber
Johanna Jennings
D. O. King
J. Degenhart
Michael Jennings
Frank Price
Alfred Dietsch
Frank Muller
Edgar Clayton
Ott
Kathryn Stimson
Ald Society
Harry Cohn
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Sam Lipkin
Commercial Street
Max Rotman
Leo Gradinger
Aaron Kaplan
Herman Kaplan
David Siegel
Jack Reinstein
Jack Tabach
Ira Galonsky
Siegel
H. Bolt
Mortis Strom
Sons of Civil War Veterans and Auxiliary
McHinley
Memorial Hall
R. I. Snodgrass
McKinley
Alumni party to feature Hawaiian and orchestral selections
Gates college alumni will meet this evening at 8 in Waterloo J. G. O. F. hall. Cornelius Daamen will perform accordion numbers. The Knapp studio girls orchestra and Hawaiian entertainers present a varied program including Hawaii guitar duet, dances, and classical pieces. Banjo duet and other numbers follow with games and refreshments to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College
Waterloo
J. G. O. F. Hall
Cornelius Daamen
Knapp Studio Girls
Hawalian
Walter Burke
Onetain
O. Wiltem
Foden
W. d. Brith
C. Bradbury - Rubinstein
Icres
Hoff- Offenbech
D. Buffanotere
College
Queen Reunites With Oelwein Owner After Court Action
Mrs. P. H. Deal of Oelwein rejoiced as police dog Queen was returned from Frank Ross following a municipal court case. Judge George J. Sager ordered the dog returned after Deal proved ownership with Ethel Shelton's attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Deal
Gelwwein
Queen
Frank Ross
Falls Avenue
George J. Sager
Deal
Ethel Shelton
Oelwein
Meatless Meat Loaf And Cake Eaters Tips
A column discusses adapting menus for meatless diets with a meat loaf recipe using tomato sauce, breadcrumbs and nut meats plus eggs and butter. It also gives cake tricks: sprinkle sugar on cookies, pull apart sponge cake, make fancy cupcakes by hollowing centers and filling, and roll jelly rolls using a damp cloth to prevent cracking.
Noted Health Authority Lectures and Thanksgiving Reflections
A health authority outlines a series of beauty and health lectures at the Plaza theatre from late January to early February under Waterloo Evening Courier auspices. The piece shifts to reflections on holidays and gratitude, urging daily thanks for life and gifts, contrasting modern comforts with forebears' hardships and stressing spiritual gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
the Plaza
Standard Battery Co Dealers Here
Dealers from eastern Towa gather for the annual sales convention at 217 Fifth Street West. About 300 dealers and 20 manufacturer representatives attend seminars, displays, and a radio equipment show. Luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson then a 1:15 pm session resumes with talks by H A Gregory and G J Smith. Evening mock trial Swen Olsen vs Gypo Manufacturing Company capped by a banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson with orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Battery& Electric Co
Towa
Fifth Street West
Lamson
Hotel Russell-Lamson
John Hanson
H. A. Gregory
Cincinnati
Crosley
G. J. Smith
Medford
Hillside
Mass
Amrad Radio Corporation
Russell-Lamson
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Orchestra
Dan Jensen
M. Palmer
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company
Elmer Koites
Chicago
Burgess Battery Company
F. J. Rash
Tibbitts to Lobby for City Laws in Des Moines
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts heads to Des Moines to attend the League of Iowa Municipalities legislative committee meeting and advocate for bills aiding cities and towns. He plans to return Friday night. Arthur J. Cahn, once disabled after a 1918 wreck, is restored as railway mail clerk by presidential order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Des Moines
League of Iowa Municipalities
Dubuque
Arthur J. Cahn
Coolridge
Osage Basketball Team Delayed by Blizzard Crash
Osage Deere tractor players from the John Deere team faced a blizzard while en route to Waterloo to play the Osage Independents. A sedan carrying five boys left the road in wind gusts, two players suffered frostbite, one car slid into a ditch and the team postponed the game after hours of waiting. Ten boys were in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Tractor’ Company
Waterloo - v
Osage
Water 100
Floyd
Orchard
Arza Burgess
Carroll Lynn
Soft Water Promise from Melo Cleans Hard Water
An ad-style plea explains hard water leaves a dirty ring in basins and fabrics. It claims Melo makes water soft, enhancing cleaning with or without soap, and urges readers to buy a can from their grocer.
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Silver Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters
C. H. Abbs
Rebel Avenue
F. %. Schoel
C. E. Klingaman
Schenk
J. ©. Porbes
Blue
Triangle “League
P.T. A. Activities
Society
G. A. Cohagan
O. BE
Masonic Temple
Gates College aAlumal Association
West
West High School
Universilist Church
Our Lady of Victory Court
F. O P
T. A.M
G. J. O'Hearn
Pandora Club
A. Haskins
American Legion Auxiliary
C. T. U. Board
W. GA
Becker
O. E
St. John’s Sewing Circle
Home Department
Cora Clough
Clivele
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Fred Wieged
Black’s Tearoom
Lena Anderson
Rosa Carpenter
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth—Church
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Aid Society
T. Munger
F. Hall
Sunset Club
Ida Cooley
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. OC
Church News
D. of I. Meeting
Pitze
Gold Room
Madelins Sims
Donald Dilley
Mr. and Airs
Pitzenberger
Charles Sengir
New York
Waterloo I, GO
O. FB
St. John's Sewing Circle
Jack Bussey
Pat McGrane
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Kis
W. F. Burke
Miss L. D
O. P. Club
Argyle Street
Blie Club
Fifth Street East
Ida Cosley
Sunsets Club
Claire Parker
Kern Street
James DuBois
Logan Avenue
Whittier School
Agnes Fains
Eva Brady
Mary Ferris
Mary Sitter
Marie Shellard
Florence Jack
Verna Wickens
Laura Colburn
Jessie Bernard
Ruby Nelson
Alice Forbes
A. V. Brady
Virginia Wilson
Inner Sentinel
Edna Bell
Outer Sentinel
Beulah
Cadwell
Helen Hutton
Gladys Knudsen
Graces
Grace Bross
Edna Wetzel
Mary Hell
Bertha Bailey
Shirley
Everette Makinster
A. E. Smith
Truster
M A. Parker
Walter Bellinger
Fama
Gpite
Joomaine
Eiks Club
Waterloo Elkiels
H. W. Flint
James Clerk
A. G. Kann
J. B. Bruner
Standard Battery Co
Tibbitts
Statehouse
Sibert’s
Osage Bound
AEVO
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Patter
Cen
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