Engagement Announced For Miss Viola Refier And Leo Wosauer
Society notes report the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Viola Refier daughter of Mr and Mrs Meter Refier to Leo Wosauer son of Mrs Kya Rasauier The couple will marry in February A formal engagement party hosted by Mrs Harry Stnmens included Misses Minnie Tappan Clara Ybete Lauretta Reddin Loretta Welch Maxine Leckington Letty M Braga and Zeutm Milley with many guests The bride to be is a Trckkeeper at Davidson Furniture Co and Mr Wosauer works for Rook and Bouts local firm A large social circle and club notices follow including Pythian Sisters and various church and social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola _Refier
Meter Refier
Western Ave
Tue
Leo Wosauer
Kya Rasauier
Jefferson Street
Harry Stnmens
Talpty Averill
P B O Chapters Honor Founders Inspection Tour Continues
More than 200 members of Chapter 2 and Chapter FD PLB O met in Black Tearoom to honor founders with a luncheon in yellow and white. Mrs. Ellen White of Oskaloosa spoke on PL B O Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Mrs. Begeman and Mrs. Rosewin led greetings as musical numbers and an educational loan fund update were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLB. O
Nanual
da Suests
Elen White
Oskaloosa
Louis Begemian
Cedyr Malls
Atate
W.R. Law
3. L. Marants
White
James Chapman
Russell White
Begeman
Stata Board
Rirs
WH. B. Rosew
Mary Allen Stafford
Muscatine
Dirs
Dirs, GH. J. Corten
STOO
Herbert F. Marshall
R. W. Parrott
Mines
MN. Co
Valentine Dinner Planned by Child Conservation Unit
Members of the Child Conservation league will host a Valentine dinner for their husbands on Friday evening February 1 at the YWCA headquarters. The program featured a talk “A Chart for Boys and Girls by Which to Steer Life's Voyage of Discovery” by Mrs. L. C. Grover and “The Boy and His Career” by Mrs. Hilla Kibler. Mrs. Giles spoke on social preference health service and vocational training as a basis for vocational success. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Frost celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday with sixty guests at dinner and seven in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Hilla Kibler
Giles
Frost
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Report
W C chair enjoyed a gathering at Misses Maddon and Griffiths home with games and favors for Adale Stafford. Mrs Miller and Mrs Weishmir hosted Ladies Musical Improvement Club at one o clock Thursday. Merry Club planned an electric occasion with an oyster supper at Mrs Jade Trien’s home. Dinner celebrated anniversaries for A Brandhorst and others at Creeley Farm with guests from Tacoma and nearby towns, including Mr and Mrs W Strayer and Mr Chester Powell.
Bernice Call Engagement Reception Hosts Louise Coleman
Louise Coleman acted as bridge hostess for Bernice Call at a party last night celebrating Miss Bernice Call’s upcoming marriage to Frank Holiman in Los Angeles. Guests included Almes, Tony Nauman, Robert Neuman, Richard Holmes, Mark Wumphrey, J Ness, Elia Ashbrenner, Bello Isiner, Marian Davis, Naneen Dios, Ruth Jets, Mrs Henry Nauman, and Ruth Dietz who enjoyed high card scores and a silver gift was presented by Cullis. Cupid motifs decorated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Call
Frank Hol Iman
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Naumnan
Ruth Dietz
Miss Cullis
Cupid ‘Modufs
Church News Unity and Missionary Guild Activities
Sunday school picnic plans and social events at First Methodist Episcopal and First Lutheran churches. Meetings include Trinity American Lutheran guild, Walnut Street Baptist class, East Park Missionary society, and a Waterloo Moose ball gathering. Marriage announced for Cecil W. Decker and Frances Iene htham. ceremony at Fort Des Moines Army post.
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Unity Guild
First Methodist Episcopal
Miss Goole
Jeurrens
Cecil W. Decker
Fourteenth Cavalry
U.S. Army
Harry B. Decker
Town Street
Waterloo
Frances Ienehtham
FL. M. Graham
Des Moines
Fort Drs Moines
CL. Miller
Not Reformers Says Dollmire on Social Council
Miss Dollmire, county probation officer and secretary of the Social Council of Black Hawk county, denies reports that the group aims to reform the world. The council says it handles pendings in the area and cooperates with other agencies to address the needs of dependent or neglected children. The next meeting is set for February at the sheriff’s office with all involved agencies participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dollmire
Social Council
Black Hawk Munty
Council of Brracial
Iata
Merile Dollmire
Taray
Bshiviff Fi
P. Wagner
Hints In Beauty Care Answered
A fragmented beauty advice piece discusses skin care and temporary relief methods. It mentions applying warm water and corse tow to stimulate circulation, using scalp and hair care tips, and training the hands and fingers for grooming. It cautions against overreliance on topical remedies and urges consulting a doctor for persistent conditions.
Civic clubs urged to befriend wayward youths in county plea
Miss Myrtle Dollmire county probation officer urged Camopus club members to adopt a big brother big sister approach toward youths misstepping due to limited opportunity and harsh surroundings. She argued delinquency stems from environment and called for removal to protect children and parole reform to succeed. Eight county youths were sent to state institutions last year, with twenty two placed on parole after serving sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dollmire
Camopus Club
Black
Seareum Ab Nvon
Juvenila
Fire at Washburn Rock Island Station Causes Heavy Loss
Fire of unknown origin gutted the second story and roof of Washburn Rock Island station last evening causing about £50 in damage. The blaze, which threatened to destroy the building, was checked by a bucket brigade aided by four Waterloo Ave men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Washburn
Rock Island
Waterloo Ave
Deputy Bailiff Resigns To Join Denver Territory Work
Carl Peek deputy bailiff of the municipal court announced his resignation effective February 1 He will move to Denver Colorado to join Service Shoe company Nashville Tennessee where his brother Roy H H Peek already heads the Denver territory Carl plans to relocate his family there early next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peek
Denver
Cala
Service Shoe Company
Nashville
Tenn
Roy HH. Peek
Carl
City in Brief Notes and Local Appointments
City residents travel to Chicago and McKeesport for meetings and visits. Bankruptcy filing by John M. Gier prompts creditors notice. other residents plan trips to California and Rockford. A divorce suit follows desertion and cruelty claims. coat theft and courtroom items are reported along with a local administrator appointment.
Kansas City Museum Trustees Face Big Spending Plans
Kansas City faces funding decisions for art and museum development tied to large legacies. The Atkins and Nelson funds total roughly $2 million for construction and acquisitions including paintings engravings sculpture and rare books. Director R A Halland expects Kansas City to become a major national art center, with plans to consolidate the funds and finalize a program by 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mary Atkins
Fine Arta
William Rackhill Nelson
Kansas ‘City
Stabe
Nelson
Nelson Willisi
R. al Halland
Kansas, City
Atkins and
Requiem Mass for Dr Molloy Sung Thursday
Solemn requiem mass for the repose of Dr Edward Molloy will be sung at St Josephs church at 9 80 am Thursday with Rt Rev Edmundian as celebrant and a full list of clergy assisting. Molloy died yesterday from a skull fracture after a fall on his sidewalk at 202 Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Molloy
Be Joseph's Church
Edmuniadan
Sioux Ily
J. Slattery
SS Joseph
P. Os. O'Connor
Moon City
Lenihan
Cedar Rapids
Patrick Coffer
Furley
John Halpin
Fair Bank
W.J. Donahue
Independence
A. J. Forster
Molloy
Lafayette Street
Rosary Society of St. Joseph’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Daughters of Isabella
Association of Our Lady of Victory Academy
Government seeks funds to enlarge Quantico base
Washington seeks a $2,203,000 appropriation to expand and upgrade Quantico Virginia base facilities with a regimental barracks block, three storehouses, commissary and bakery, munitions and other buildings, motor transport shop, power house, officer housing, and grounds improvements for expanded readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Quantivo
Navy Department
Coyle
Pennsylvania
Congress
Alseiplinarvy
County appoints full time tax collector at Cedar Falls
County board voted two to one for a full time tax collector in Cedar Falls. The appointee will be deputy treasurer earning 1400 dollars annually, up from the former 900. Joseph Myers named deputy collector. Board members Miller and Decker voted yes. Anles opposed. Ty Bentley absent. Northey, Teeter in California. Refshatge acted as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Joseph Myers
W. Miller
F. OR. Decker
J. Anles
Ty Bentley
Nathan, Northey
T. D. Teeter
California
Ed ‘Refshattge
Teeter
Possible merger of two Lutheran churches announced
Forecast of affiliation change from the Iowa based United Lutheran synod to the Iowa German Lutheran synod and a probable merger with St. Luke’s English Lutheran emerges from both congregations. Trinity and St. Luke’s joined in worship as talks continue. formal action is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American ‘Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Synod
Iowa
Towa German Lutheran Synod
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Trinity
Fourth and South Streets
St. Luke's
Herbert Moehlman
Trinity Church
St. Luke's Church
Pain like a knife stab helps 89 year old celebrate anniversary
In New Hartford New York on January 25 Mrs. Margaret Miller marked her 89th birthday with sixteen grandchildren and great grandchildren joining her. The article notes her back pain and a medical remedy from Sloan's Liniment that helped restore her ability to do her own work. It praises the product and its ease of use with a 35 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hartford
Margaret Miller
Lettie Bailey
Waterloo
Ia Leo
Sloan
Tam
Gasoline Explosion Burns Three Men in Tripoli Station
Interior of the Tripoli station office was charred after a gasoline explosion Saturday, burning N. R. Ambrose, Herbert Bierman and Henry Martens. The incident occurred in Tripoli, Ta. on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Gourier Special Sarvige
N. R. Ambrose
Herbert Bierman
Henry Martens
Ford to Build Big Transportation Museum in Fordson
Detroit announces Henry Ward Ford will construct a large transportation museum on a 40 acre Fordson site. Construction starts this spring with completion targeted for late fall. The exhibit will feature the plane Josephine Ford from the north pole flight, ox carts, a one horse shay, Detroit-Chicago locomotive, brick making and sawmill collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Fordson
Fia
Henry Ward
Lete Fall
Josephine Ford
Commander Rien
E. Byrd
North Pole
Chicago
Jordson
Patterns and orders for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises obtaining up-to-date pattern designs from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo for patterns suitable for beams, with orders filled promptly and expected arrival about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Woman Injured in Fall at Home Near Tripoli
Mrs. Minnis Vogt slipped and fell at her residence Friday morning and was rushed to Clasen hospital for treatment. She was later moved to her son Henry Vogt’s home northwest of town for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Minnis Vogt
Herthip
Clasen Hospital
Heny
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Tonleht
Pythian Sisters
PP. Hall
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O—Amrs
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CL Hall
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King's Daughters
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F. Brown
Veberary Rociely
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Heyde
WSUIL
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Child Conservation Unit
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Chance
Adale Stafford
Merry Club
Jade Trien
A. Vrandhorat
Willaim
Creeley
Krandherst
Smd
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Wudaon
Tas
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Strayer
Aml Mya
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Chester Adowell
Louise Coleman
Church News
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Missionary Society
Trinity American Tuberan Guild T
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J. M. Searles
F. J. Wiegert
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. B. Howell
East Park Missionary Society
Waterloo Review
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Webster City
Distriet
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Sunshine Rebekahs
Waterloo Iedge
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Cedic Heights
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Bob Jones
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Link
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Juul Laval
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Klaiier Manifactrtise Company
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Ont Carin Ty Pkineer We
Tehnstan
Thawsard Com
Jefferdon Street
Atolen Franm
Keverls
Dentrat
Black Hawk Ride
Fthiene
Kansas City Museum
Dr. Molloy
Gov't
Quantico Base
FORD
BIG Transportation Museum
Buchanan VY. M. G. AL Mig
Witit New Pictures
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ATP
Watprlgg
Armory
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Fourth Moor
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Angeria
Mata Iber
Milady
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