Property Transfers Including Reed's and Riverview Additions
Listed are several land transfers between individuals and entities, detailing lot and block references in subdivisions such as Reed's and Riverview add. Galloway Investment Company sells to Eliza Beth Edwards for Cedar Heights parcels. Other transfers include Jonn GC Keldt to C J Langenvy and John CG Heldt to C J Langskey with unspecified lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn GC. Keldt
C. J. Langenvy
Morris Case
John CG. Heldt
C. J. Langskey
Reed
The
Galloway Inv. Ca
Eliza Beth M. Edwards
Cedar Heights
Peter T. Kniss
George Parker
Ladies Celebrate Rotary Anns Event at Black's Tea Room
A Rotary Anns gathering at Black's tea room featured a dinner and program led by president James Graham with Mrs Fred Adams presiding. 168 attendees enjoyed singing, a talk on what Rotary has done for wives, and light entertainment despite male opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Anus
Black's
James Graham
Carleton Slas
Fred Adams
Anns
Fred Liffting
Louis Riebenstein
George Shoemaker
C. A. Morris
Gwynne Weston
Charles Young
Ned ‘Wysnt
Ann
Charles Altsted
Rotary
Roy Shoemaker
J. E. Bragdon
Boston
Wente Shoemaker Marriage in Webster City
Miss Lillian Shoemaker daughter of Mrs F M Shoemaker and Herman W Wente were married today at Webster City by Rev E Me McCullom Jones. They were joined by sisters of the bride and the couple will reside in Walnut Court after a trip to Chicago with Mr Wente serving as cashier at the Commercial National Bank and the bride as auditor there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Shoemaker
F. M. Shoemaker
Fourth Street
Herman W. Wente
Webster City
Eme McCullom Jones
Universalist Church
That City
Church of the Redeemer
Waterloo
Belle Harbin
Bessie Beatle
Floreen
Chicago
Walnut Court
Thalils
Wente
Commercial National Bank
Ank
Ninety Women Attend P. E. O. Founders Day Luncheon
Ninety members from Chapter 7 and Chapter FB of P. E. O. gathered for the Founders Day and educational fund luncheon at Black's Tea Room. Memorial rites honored seven founders, with Mrs. McAlvin and Mrs. J. L. Buechele among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
P. E O
Black
The
Order West
McAlvin
Alice’ Bird Babb
J. L. “Buechele
Mary Ellen Stafford
Betl
Otsens
Mmes
Ray Paul
L, Johnson
W. Nauman
W. A. “Lane
F. J. Miller
Fll, Marquis
W. R. Law
P. E. Ov
Cottey Junior College For Girls
Ne ‘Vada
H. B. Boies
Virginia ‘Gable
P. E.O
H. ©. Wilbur
Mmeb
H. H. Caughan
Jackson “McCoy
Harry Shaw
Frank Collard
R. 0. Hutchison
Music School to Present Program at Y W Building
Waterloo School of Music will stage a musical entertainment and recital at the Y W building this afternoon. The program includes polkas, overture, duets, solos, and a grand march with performers such as A L Schmolt and Miss Remick, plus a violin duet and chorus numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Building
Waterloo School of Music
P. m
Y.W
OC. A
Souvenir de la Suisse
Liberatt A
Bleufuss
Eeee
Sonmson
Dexter Johnson
Lucia
Ae Cowlin
Clifford Strook
Lydia Strock
Cornrt
Rensa
Ralph
Biernschonidt
Remick
Wollenhaupt
Edna M. Smith
Piana
Valse Ineple Athorisers Saecnye
Eres
Arious
Donald Thompson
S ¥Eltzer
Wilma Heffernan
Armilda Heffernan
Fay Sutherlsod
Pauline Sutherland Piang
Enrawask
Wieninskt
Miss Remick
Yacsaneess Weber
Geneva Slater
Batiste
Lloyd Huddleston
Geneva Sister
Zephyr
Carl Sentman
Treng Christians
Billemae Marthar
Dora Edna
Smith
Piayo
Cere
Neste Kreisler
Schmoll
Miss Hemick
Mertcb
Stars and Stripes
Bonas
Club Notes Recap of Riviera and Do A Best Gatherings
Riviera club dined at 6 30 p m last evening hosted by Miss Esther Smith. Lucille Schmidt and Lucille Gruener won dance honors. Monday Dinner club met at Mrs William King's for 1 pm meals and radio music. WN C C club hosted bridge at Mrs Joe Averill's with Mrs Harry Simons, Mrs Ralph Hollingshead and Miss Loretta Welch as guests of honor. Favors went to Miss Margaret Welch and Miss Rita Tritz. guest prize to Mrs Ralph Hollingshead. Miss Tritz to host next meeting. Do A Best club to meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Arthur Hickman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Esther Smith
Lucille Schmidt
Lucille Gruener
William King
WN. C. C Club
Joe Averill
Harry Simons
Ralph Hollingshead
Loretta Welch
Margaret Welch
Rita Tritz
Tritz
Arthuir Hickman
Fasting as a Health Tool Guidance in Beauty Care Text
The passage argues that intelligent fasting helps cure many illnesses and aids digestion by resting the digestive organs. It claims fasting cleanses the body of incompletely digested foods, reduces poisons, and restores appetite for a simple diet, with caution that it is not a universal cure and should be adjusted for those with doubts in health.
Church Groups Plan Meetings Amid Calendar Shifts
Church activities fill the week from Grace M E and Trinity Lutheran to Walnut Street Baptist with meetings at 2:30 PM 6 PM and tomorrow. The Black Hawk county Presbyterian rally slated for Jan 27 is postponed to Feb 3 at First Presbyterian with dinner and program. Other parishes host luncheons sew and social events in aid societies and parish houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
First Presbyterian Church
B Natural Club Hears Convention Plans Announced
A B Natural Music club meeting at Miss Mildred Gleason's home announced the annual convention set for March 18 and 19 in Indianola Iowa. The Iowa Federation of Music Clubs will also convene there with programs and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Mildred Gleason
Indianola
Iowa Music Teachers’ Association
Iowa State Federation of Music Clubs
Ivene
C. A. Boatman
Rachmaninoff
H. Truman Wagner
Jed Jesson
Fae Collins
Mae Howell
Harriette Egan
Harold Smith
Mother and Daughter Banquet Planned at First Presbyterian
Arrangements are made for the annual mother and daughter banquet at 6 30 p m next Thursday at First Presbyterian Church Reservations may be made at the church through Friday of this week Rev Thomas Niven pastor participated Thursday in installation services at Shellsburg Ia for his friend Rev Troberi A junior Christian Endeavor society organized at First Presbyterian Church Officers are Helen Lohner president Jeanne Bever y wee presider Roger Fresner secretary Mary Murray treasurer and Marily Puller and Doris Dunham TManists Major Guild of First Presbyterian guests will hold its regular meeting in the social parlors at 2 30 p m tomorrow Hostesses will be Mrs L S Barry Mrs Robert Intersoll and Mrs Willam Feisner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Peter Findley
Emma Edgington
Ladies' Guild of
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. Yungman
Louis. Zimmerman
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Stull
M. E. Armstrong
Clive Stevens
J. H. Wyman
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Niven
Shellsburg
Troberi. Aitcheson
Helen Lohner
Jeanne Bevery
Wee
Roger Fresner
Mary Murray
Marily Puller
Doris Dunham
Majer Guild of First, Presbyterianghursts Wil
Chrch
L. S. Barry
Robert Intersoll
Willam Feisner
Elks Club Women’s Party Delights Guests
Sixty four guests attended the Elks club party for women at the clubhouse. Agnes Thomas West High teacher read aloud, Virginia Finch sang, Margaret Johnson performed sax solos, and Frank Pris offered a welcome. Bridge prizes awarded to several guests. late evening luncheon served. Sacred Heart court holds next meeting at St Mary’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Jas
Agnes Thomas
West High School
Virginia Finch
Margaret Johnson
Riviera Bill
Frank Pris
Fish
Arch McFarlane
Mmee
P. H. O'Neil
Fred Wimber
W. B. McMurray
H. B. Chandler
Mines
E. E. German
L. BE. Conry
L. ©. Denton
G. V. Lonnecker
City in Brief Admits Public Notices and Local Happenings
Regional notes report visitors and absences including Mrs J R Anders improving at 632 Park Avenue West while Mr and Mrs J O Trumbauer plan a California trip for four weeks. Rail and loan offices, hospitalizations, and road show ads fill a busy Waterloo roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RR. Anders
Park Avenue West
J. O. Trumbauer
Fifth Street East
California
CG. M. Holds
Cedar Rapids
Wellington Street
Henry Rueppel
Hawarden
A. D. Coffman
Henry A. Gee
Chicago
Iowa Lines Traffic Association
People’s Mutual Building & Loan Association
Courier
K. L. Henderson
Playground Commission
J. W. Henderson
Sheridan Road
J. J. Miter
Waterloo Savings Bank
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Andrew Peterson
Witty Street
Carson Bros
T. W. Fatherson
Clarion, Ja
W. ©. Hine
Fort Dodge
Lloyd Jodon
Des Moines
G. W. Railroad
A. J. Howard
Waterloo Hospitals Reach Capacity Amid Crowded Corridors
Waterloo three hospitals Allen Memorial Presbyterian and St. Francis were filled to capacity with over 200 patients. Despite no epidemic, regular beds are stretched and some patients wait in corridors as emergency spaces are used while chiefs expect to manage influx if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Allen Memorial
Presbyterian
St. Francis
Junior High Class Day Exercises Friday
West Junior High and Sloane Wallace Junior High hold class day exercises Friday marking promotions for 32 and 59 students respectively. Principals note the move to high school routines started last September under the junior high program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Junior High School
Wallace Junior High
Sloane Wallace Junior High
Board of Education
West Junior High
Ruth Updegraff
Oscar Anderson
Bernard Bleichtman
Thomas Callahan
Albert Campbell
Francis Essinger
Rotlaus Evans
Maredofic Foster
John Gerk
Donald Getty
Mildred Graser
Mary Jane » Norrison
Paul Henderson
Jack Hii
Leon Hoover
Forest Huston
Jack Krag
Carlton Kloster
Join Kortemeier
Paul Wilbur
Craig Mosier
Bert Noble
Frank Noble
Tess Randall
Dorothy Robinson
Orval Ryan
Lily M@childmeir
Wilma Schrag
Verma Sturgis
Bernice Taylor
Narold Brompeos
Margaret Wetson
Hilda Umer
Hog Catcher Display Tells 200 Year Family History
Izaak Gushard a Civil War veteran aged 86 adds a hand-wrought iron hog catcher over 200 years old to Memorial hall relics. The German made tool passed through his family from great grandfather to him used in colonial hog butchering. He says nothing better has been invented than this old homemade hog catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Izaak Gushard
Germany
Gushard
America
Patterns From Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Depart
Updated fashion patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier for 1927 1928. Patterns fit sizes from 6 months to 4 years with yardage details for voile dimity crepe silk and shambray fabrics. Orders require 15 cents plus address postage for the book of fashions and designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Brain Test Answer and Direction Clues
A man who received a package by first class mail weights the parcel to verify value against Postage rates. Another man realigns a fallen signpost to face back toward his origin to determine his direction.
Air Mail Route Plea Plans Lead Three Cities Meeting
Final plans for Waterloo Mason City and Cedar Rapids seeking an air mail route from Minneapolis to Moline will be formed at a luncheon in Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson. The three cities have held two previous meetings and will assemble a trio committee to travel to Washington. The Mason City delegation will travel by air to Waterloo for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Moline
Post Office Department
Washington
Hotel Roussell-Lamson
Lester Milligan
Cedar Falls Supervisors to Attend Cedar Falls Club Dinner
Cedar Falls Commercial club hosts a dinner at Black Hawk hotel with Cedar Falls board of supervisors as special guests. After-dinner address by EL L. Hogue state budget director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Cedar Falls
Postum Stirs Sales Promise at Local Grocers
A brief ad style note urges readers to buy Postum at their grocer today. It highlights a promotional claim of convincing taste and beverage appeal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ciredar
Our Lady of Victory Academy
J. H. Steely
Order of Eastern Slam
Matt Parrott
P. TE. Ritz
Caledonian Society
Black's Terrgent
Linden M. E. Church
Anmniversary
Wade Hockelson
Woods Hotel
Jews Falls
W. W.shipley
Shipley Stores
To. A
Town’ Falls
Nelson
Sterling
Chettomen
Reed Nelson
Roscoe Archer
Sadie Nel
Wade H. Nelson
Robert
F. &. Church
ME. Makeev
Donald
Julia Christians
Blas
Dike
Y.o
Luella Martin
Clarence Penshington
Reinbeck
Carl
St. John’s
Cirele
Paul Penne
Marguerite Riin
Mildred ‘Hoss
Ee B
Black Hawk I
F. Hall
Edna Rawl
Rurs
Church News
Mm. Tomorow
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Aid Society of
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Northminster
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Glora Waterbury
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster
First Methodist Churches
First Methodist Church
Queen Esther
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episconat Church
Mary
M.A. F
Evelyn &. K
Natural Club
Helen
Margnerite O'Toole
L. J. Pint
Pint
Standard Paint and Glass Company
Riviera Theatre
Woman's Relief Corps
Brice Gates
East High Friendship Club
Fythian Sisters—Reechar
Hall
Sacred Heart Court
Norrow
St. Mary's Hall
Buchanan's
Thomas R. McElhinney
Third Avenue West
Alten Memorial Hospital
William Galloway & Associates
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Fred. Bronson
Frederick Loan Company
Frederick-Shanks Loan Company
J. H. Shanks
E. Frederick
M. O. Frederick
United States Army
J. N. Overbey
Lafayette Building
Ust
N. A. Larsen
Hunan
China
Little B. Larsen
East District
Sioux City
Alfred Longley
County Insanity Commission
J. W. Thompson
E. R. Shannon
Shannon
F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Great Westrrnm
Sile
Evelyn Betessen
Emerson Bickley
Edna Buthler
Harriett Clark
Arthur Coufare
James Cronaton
Murle Dieter
Leola Dietz
Althea Dudley
Erma Dean
Frank Eastman
Difford Flanders
Evelyn Fink
Lavern Gibson
Max Hileman
Robert Hoag
John Hurley
Myrtle Jensen
MyTlé Jensen
Helene Jensen
Alma Jackansen
Arthur Knox
Clarence Kelly
Trent Kopache
Mill
AIR Mail
SONY
Washington, M. C
Postum
Iere
Clay
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