Nuptials of Miss Eva Burbank and Gerald Rooke
Miss Eva Burbank and Gerald Rooke exchange nuptial vows at St Pauls M E Church parsonage with Rev V Williams officiating. Parents Mr and Mrs C H Burbank attend, reception at Tar Bank home, fringe of guests only immediate relatives. Rooke connected with Independent Frost company. reception gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Burbank
Gerald Rouke
St. Pauls M. BE
V. Williams
C.H. Burbank
Lincoln Street
Stepper
Tarbank
Rooke
Frost Com Peor
Miss Murbank
Ester Stone
Les Marjoria Lawtess
McKinley Memorial Program At Local Corps Meeting
Six of twelve comrades of overt Anderson post G A R attended the McKinley memorial program Wednesday afternoon in Memorial hall with the Women's Relief corps. A chorus of post members sang, C McCarr La Porte City spoke on war service and the Eighty sixth Illinois Cavalry battles including Gettysburg. David Allison commander of the Nest and La Porte City spoke on his Civil War experiences. Personal recollections were shared by T P Shannon Amies Wheat and G W Bothwell Byron Leighton. Musical numbers included American Nearer My God to Thee Lead Kindly Light and We Meet Again. Ladies sang Mrs David H Palmer Abs Edger Arnold Mrs J N Lawless Mrs George P Sheffield and Mrs Carrie Shreve. ARsenry Glas prepared the program with patriotic instruction. Quilting was supervised by Mrs Averice Gilley Mrs David H Ancraft Mrs Sheffield and Miss Addie McCormick. A formal dinner followed under Mrs J M Gerda Mrs V Y Nichols and Mrs Arnold with Mrs Sarah Foster Mrs Eved H Moore and Mrs Kilgore assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Post
Memorial Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
I -C. McCarr
la Porte City
Mra. J
Trinity Women Plan February Meeting at Luther Church
Trinity Women host a program and social afternoon on February 10 at Trinity American Lutheran Church. A second event on February 16 will feature entertainment by the Women’s Guild. Seventeen members were appointed to committee roles, with Mrs. Otto Koepke and others preparing refreshments and the program. Thirty-six members and two guests were entertained by Mrs. Christine Cook and Mrs. Fred Richier. two new members, Mrs. Te Barber and Mrs. C Hummel, were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild Oof
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Soulja
Dians
Dent
Otto Koepke
George
Marie Schildmeyer
Shau Zer
J. B. Yungman
L. Steeze
HW. Furlong
Christine Cook
Fred Richier
Te, Barber
C ¢ Hummel
Linden Junior League Organizes New Officers and Meeting
The Junior League of Linden organizes with officers including Winifred Hate as president and Rus sell Howe as secretary treasurer. The group invites members and eligible children under 14 to a meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Epworth League
Winifred Hate
Russell Howe
Haze Taylor
Howard Foster
Ruayzunn Montgomery
Roland Perry
Pupils in Dancing and Piano to Give Recital on Friday
Misses Binriet and Dudley Ross and Merrian King Ross lead a Ross Conservatory recital Friday evening in the YWCA recreation room. Dancers include June and Pauline Fisher, Elizabeth Harris, and the Fisher Sisters with Lucilla Webster and Elinor Rober Wilde as accompanists. Readings by Georga Harris and Fitzabetly Harris accompany a program of dances, piano numbers, and a jazz piece titled Major Dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Fisher
George Harris
Oeston
Fern Kaefelrer
Swan
Fisher Sisters
Virginia
Lightfoot
Teters
Dante
Disher
Paplion Eeses
Thorney Miller
Quing
Elizabeth Harris
Gavottet
Gluck-Brahme
Betty Worster
Bance
Er Sisters
Valse
Friml
Lilian Size
Dartadis
Miss Kober
Walter Bmiles
Audrey AtePike
Pisher Sisters
Eastern Star Party With Cards and Dancing Feb 10
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain at an informal card party and dance to a Masonic band on February 10. Tentative plans were discussed at the fortnightly chapter meeting Wednesday evening. A short business session will precede the social entertainment with Mrs. Roy Hulett and Jenn W. Miller officiating. four candidates were initiated last evening. A social hour followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Roy Hulett
Jenn W. Miller
Weavers Class Elects Hostess President At Year Start
Members of the Weavers class at First Baptist church held their annual election at Abrs J W Ritze home. Mrs. Ritze was chosen hostess president for the coming year with Miss Anna Misbler as vice president Mrs R E Addington secretary treasurer and Mrs RG Holmes reporter. D H Weck teacher and Mrs A Lasser assistant teacher. A luncheon followed the meeting as part of the social hour with a committee including Mrs C B Rausch Mrs Gertrude Lowe Mrs J O W Stephens and Mrs Z C Snodgrags serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Abrs
JW. Ritze
C. &. Rausch
Gertrude Lowe
J. OW. ‘Stephens
Z. C. Snodgrags
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hal Goodwin
G. E. Stebbins
Arrs
Ars. BD
Ww. Morgan
Geo. Bangor
Elks Plan Dancing Parties At Waterloo
Waterloo Elks host two dances with an old-fashioned evening Friday featuring an old time orchestra. A second dance on February 3 invites Elks family and friends. Beloit orchestra veterans Louis Alberta Arthur Webb and Flor Phippen linked to the program. Virginia reel and square dances planned. Trainmen’s Auxiliary presents Mind Your Own Business at an afternoon thimblebee with Mrs. T J Mulleay directing. committee promotes large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Elks
Elks
Honer
Louis Alberta
Arthur Webb
Beloit
Flor. Phippen
T. J. Aluleay
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
C. A
T. N. Witte
Beauty tips for home manicure and nail care
A fashion article advises women on keeping nails pink and polished at home using cuticle solvents, polishes, and bleaches. It covers self manicure steps, tools like orange wood sticks, and cautions about proper aftercare, pushing back cuticles, and avoiding overuse of solvents. It highlights that many women DIY their nails and can achieve salon-like results with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Neils
Solsdara
Ana
Dinner for 181 Hosted by East School Board at Mack's Tearoom
The East School District Board of Education held a dinner for 181 faculty guests in Mack's Tearoom. Dr. J. A. Boysen acted as toastmaster, with toasts from W. f. Brunn, Keith Crowther, C. G. Br. Alptstadt, and others. Musical numbers featured youth solos by Mrs. A. B. Ender-Jeeln and readings by Mrs. W. Lane, all arranged in pink and white decor with carnation and sipilax displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Board of Education
East
J. A. Boysen
The
Loares
W. F. Brunn
Keith Crowther
CG. BR. Altpstadt
Whi A. Lane
Fred Adams
J. R. Howard
W. C. Swan
Grant School
C.W. Kline
A. B. Ender- Jeln
Fred 5. Miller
W. A. Lane
Ailter
Sindlinger Hoag Nuptials Read at Home of Bride
The wedding of Alma Hoag and Dale Sindlinger was read at 10 p.m. Wednesday by Dr. J. Arthur Young at the home of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Mabel Geist, 1628 Washington Street. The couple, unattended, stood before the clergyman as Mrs. Truman Wagner played Mendelssohn’s wedding march on harp. Mrs. Wagner supplied luncheon music. Bride wore a blue velvet gown with cream blue accents. flowers were bride’s roses and fuchsia in an arm bouquet. Guests included the bride’s uncle William Hicks and her twin sisters Relu Heek, Tola, and Iota Hoag. Mrs. Sindlinger is a West High and Iowa State Teachers College graduate and taught in Des Moines and Shoshone, Idaho. The pair will reside at 16251 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Hoag
Hudson
Dale Sindlag
Airs
Wikians
Stager
Bulberry Street
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal
Mabel Geist
Washington Street
Truman Wagner
Mendelssohn
William Hicks
Reluheek
Tola
Iota Hoag
Sindlinger
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Hae
Schooats
Des Moines
Shoshone
Idaho
Reopen K C Hall at Dancing Party
Knights of Columbus to formally reopen K C Hall with redecorations. John Fitzgerald announces Friday evening next week will feature a two part dancing party with music by a popular orchestra. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Columbus Hall
Thriout
John Fitzgerald
Strand ‘Knight
Gertie Grouse
Columbia Street
Dorothy Orleane Fry
Merle Fry
Onor
Milo Baldwin
Douglas
Monica Arthur
Ivan Baldwin
Club Notes Honor in 500 Went to OM George Gray
Double Five club members played a game in the igel on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests Alley Wilcox and Mrs. Oren Wilcox attended while Mrs. Grant Willer assisted with serving. Several members received favors in the card contests. The Friendship circle met at Mrs. Darforth’s home with favors awarded to two attendees and a light lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Atley Wile
Roy Gilley
Double Five
Alley Wilcox
Oren Wilcox
Grant Willer
SF. Darforth
Dan Gregory
M. J. Turney
Plente
Church News Favors for 560 at the party
In St John s parish hall last evening wins were attributed to Mrs Harry Ry Wearsond Miss Mary Warner Burney Welsh and Frank Wilheltm. About $0 attended. A prayer meeting of Walnut Street Baptist church members led by Mrs N W Entwistle opens at 7 24. Thirty one members and three guests attended the Mission guild meeting at First Presbyterian parlors. Mrs E W Bell Mrs simmer Torgerson and Mrs Fred inser attended. Deborah ety 30 members of First Methodist Episcopal met in Her home for informal needlework. Mr Thomas Reaney presided over the brief meeting as Willing Graie and committees assisted the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parish Hall
Mra
Harry Ry Wearsond
Mary Warner
Burney Welsh
Frank Wilheltm
James Bradfield
A. Helple
BE. A. Barnes
iMontivide
Minh
Maiel Guild
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Holt Yestes
E. W. Bell
Missimmer Torgerson
Fredinser
A. Hf. Holt Washasies
Deborah « Ety Poe Pirst Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Reaney
Willing Graie
Luncheon and Tea Hosted for Visitors in Nampa
Local social scene highlights a luncheon at Black's Tearoom honoring guests Mrs. Cook of Red Wing Minnesota and Mrs. Wooo D. Johnson from Red Cedar, with arrangements for a Friday home tea by Mrs. H. B. Lichty and a memorial hall open meeting led by G. A. & J. New officers. Background notes include Thimblebee and Cards-Cedar Review No. 87 activities and a card party hosted by Mrs. H. Lantz with refreshment duties assigned to Mrs. Pickett, Mussell, and Durtey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btrs
Lee Cook
Nampa
Idaho
Wooo D. Johnson
Red ‘Whig
Minn
Walter J. Johnson
Parr Avenue West
H. B. Lichty
Oelock
Black's Tearoom
Eae
Lincoln
Memorial Hall
J. WV. Rickert
Cedar Review No
HT. Lantz
A. J. Walden
Carrie Smith
Alice Pickett
William Mussell
Frank Durtey
Perpetual Building and Loan Re-Elects Officers
Perpetual Building and Loan association re elected all officers at the annual meeting in the company offices. Warren Brown reelected president S M Bentley vice president Ss C Kinin treasurer and C Wr Stilson secretary. Five directors with expired terms were reelected for three years: AR Linnard George N Cousins S A Bentley George F Dunham and H A Boysen. R J Lichty elected for one year to fill the unexpired term of William Watkins who died last spring. Directors with carry over terms include A Pish H W Wente R v Hall Fred D Adams J S Tuthill M Michael F T Bentley Warren Brown and J D Liffring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Warren Brown
S. M. Bentley
Ss. C. Kinin
C. Wr. Stilson
AR. C. Linnard
George N. Cousins
S. A. Bentley
George F. Dunham
H. A. Boysen
R. J. Lichty
4 M. E. Choir Winn Give Concert Friday
African Methodist Episcopal choir of more than 29 voices directed by Mrs. Lydia B Page will give two concerts in the auditorium of Linden Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening for the benefit of the young married people's class of the hostess church. The program starts at 8 and features songs from the south. Open to the public.
City in Brief: Local Social and Civic Notes
Local notices include glasses ads for Buchanan and a Rex Covington address, visits by Aliss Lucile Drown and Mrs. Waller Crawford, medical consultations in Waterloo, a masmoid operation recovery at Presbyterian hospital, and a Becker-Chanman Post American Legion meeting schedule. Divorce suit filed by Mabel Rich. Olson Construction articles authorize $80,000 stock, Alfred Olson president. Wranglers club discusses Torrens system and tax assessments. Kiwanians plan an old fashioned spelling bee. visits by Mrs. Redrup and Mrs. Johnson noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Lucile Drown
Iowa City
L. c. Heath
Kingsley Avenue
Rex Covington
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
C. Ray Wideon
Franklin Chuir
Black
Waller Crawford
Chicago
Waterloo
George Schmideé
Clay Street
G. EB. Holopeter
Randall Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Beck-er-Chanman Post
American Legion
Wil
Black’s
Memorial Hall
Mabel Rich
Clarence Rich
Eighth Street East
A. Olson
Alfred Olson
J. W. Mercer
Helen J Swinbank
Eliza Redrup
Bay City
Mich
Harry Gale
Reed Street
Radio Tests Beat Static and Storm in Best Night Yet
New York Jan 28 AP After grappling with static and storms in the first half of the third international broadcasting tests listeners found last night’s transmissions the most successful yet. European programs were heard clearly from Hamburg Madrid Brussels Turin Breslau Birmingham Vienna Moscow and from Lima and Buenos Aires in South America. Reports from Denver Boston and Sioux City noted reception of foreign and domestic stations as conditions improved. Tonight foreign broadcasters from 11 pm to midnight Eastern will include London Lima and Madrid among others while American stations go on air at 10 pm for an extended tour.
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New York
Europe
Ber- Nn
Hamburg
Madrid
Brussels
Tague
Breslau
Birmingham
Vienna
Moscow
Lima
Buenos Aires
South America
M. W. Craddick
Bayonne
N. F
Lina
H. B. Hewitt
Oklahoma City
Radio Committee
OAX
Penn
Associated Press
Denver
Orv J
RDW
Pittsburgh
Boston
Manchester
Sioux City
Los Angeles
London
Peru
Low
LOX
LOZ
TEAS
Stuttgart
Berlin
Prague
Munich
Corn Wedding Fee Offer May Link to Pair of Hearts
Fort Moison January 25. Justice Joseph Hays proposes marrying couples for two bushels of corn per ceremony to boost the corn price movement. Risie Saunders of Virgil S D and Walter Stein of New Braunfels urged the Squire to arrange a life mate. Hays said readers should handle matters themselves but would perform the ceremony if no corn fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Moison
Joseph Hays
Risie Saunders
Virgil
S. D
Walter Stein
New Braunfels
Tex
Hass
Hays
Largest Attendance Ever Is Expected at Walton Banquet
Waterloo chapter of Walton league expects a record turnout at the Hotel Russell Lamson banquet tomorrow evening. About 250 sportsmen attended two years ago and last year to hear Dr. Preston Bradley. J C Murtagh will preside as toastmaster and Burr G Lichtr handles tickets and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bank Walton League
Russell-Lamson
Preston Bradley
Chicago
J. C. Murtagh
Burr G. Lichtr
Russell- Lamson
Foster Car Driven at High Speed in Damage Suit
Defense witnesses in a $2,500 damage suit by J. H. Foster against C. Jl. Burk continued testimony in Judge H. B. Boies division. Foster, struck at a Logan Avenue crossing six miles north of the city on Nov 2, 1924, allegedly drove his Buick coach at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Whey
Scout Anniversary Week Opens With Church Night Service
Observance of the sixteenth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement begins Sunday February 14 with church night services at First Presbyterian Church. Rev J R Macartney will deliver the sermon. The event is open to Scouts friends and Eagle Scout Craig Elly’s son will sing a selected musical piece. A portion of the program will be a special musical segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
America
First Presbyterian ‘Church
J. R. Macartney
Scouts
Craig Elly
Eagle Senat
Wilk
Salo Ag
Roads Near Town Choked With Snow In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls led news reports cross words snowbound roads and impassable highways in the area. Rural carriers endured long hauls as winter storms blasted the region. several drivers faced detours and extended routes amid severe cold and wind. Local events include dinner with aging songs, basketball tourney prep at State Teachers College and notes on deaths, classes, and assessments shaping community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Parls
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Haip
W.L. Marsh
State Teachers College
Tigers
City High School
Little
Cedar Falls High
Littles
Teachers College
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Quaker College
Marriages and society notices from Porte City bulletin
Miss Vona Loveless and Baro Hilmer wed at the Presbyterian manse in La Porte City on Tuesday at 4 p.m. Immediate families attended. the couple will live on Baro Hilmer’s farm. Declamatory contest winners were announced at the high school with Theodore Paige, Doris Towne, and George Banger securing top spots. Presbyterian Missionary Society elected officers with Mrs Hal Goodwin presiding. Mentions of musical performances and hostesses follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vona Loveless
Hilmer
la Porte City
Hela
Vlay
Bertha Mastin
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Jude
Theodore Paige
Doris Towne
George Banger
Beatty
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Vonight
C.O
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West Hall
New Century Club
George Rath
Harry Dunop
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Wayne Palmer
Trinity
Junior League of
C. E.S
Education Board
Sindlinger-Hoag
K. C. Hall
T. Ro Willier
R. O. Wo Ctib
William Hiarcleip
John Christensen
Arthur Barry
Kansas City
John Chere- Wer
Ww m Ashmore
Church News
M. E
Winn
Linden Church
Buchanan
M.C.A
Wranglers’ Club
Bred L. Mead
Tracy Glasener
Tf. G. Johnson
Mahel Geist
Pomona
Cal
H. B. Ohbs
Kiwanians
Russell J. DeGon
Chaiman
Marchrogram
Kenneth Bragdon
Verne Altheo
Wiliam
Steely
E. FE. Magoot
A. T. Petersen
U. S
California
Pair of Lonesome Hearts
Walton
Duananee
Dsc
Dar
Fred Abe
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Coursec
West Fourth Street
Dianola
Imeet
Little Tutors
Vinton High School
Sarah Law
Sarah Ellen Law
Freeport
Lowa Falls
Teachers College High School
Florence Brown
Morehouse
John Pearer Eiantertain
Jacob Fergen
Charles A. Hollis
Harry C. Culver
Antisittoon League
FL Ot. Neeney
Omaha
Sirea
Thomas E. Brichton
Dasip
Washington
Jabrant
G. Woodlay
John
Cling
H. Bahr
Insight
AM. Hunter
Ann
M. &. Aid Society
Primrose
Hom
Matilda Primrose
Dorothea Paige
A. Ashley
BASL
Patricke Anderson
Air
Ashley
Abs. Niles
Mr. Et Sinday School
Wayne Paige
Bedford
G. H. Nies
Herbert Scott
Pear Sulphur Springs
Ark
Joseph Hickethier
Portuze
Wis
Mason City
Masonry
Mouch
Boy Gal
Watchion Evening
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Evening Courier
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