Edna Suffern Weds Leonard Steger in Decatur Home
Miss Edna B Suffern former Waterloo resident married Leonard A Steger at 4 pm Saturday in Decatur at her parents home Rev F L Inevald officiated. Norma Scherman was bridesmaid. Best man Paul Squires. Reception followed. Bride wore white crepe with shower bouquet of white roses. They plan to live at North Frederick Street in Dehven Indiana. Steger principal of the Sunnyvale High School. Mrs Suffern attended Millikin University and Invla State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna B. Suffern
Waterloo
F. IL. Suffern
Decatur
Leonard A. Steger
Oclwein
Italy
Flw. Inevald
First Methodist Church
Norma Sehermian
Steger
Dehven
North Fredrick Street
Millikin University
Pi Beta Phi Mortty
Inva Stata Teichers College
Iowa State Teachers College
Lambda Gamma Nu
Suaniylle
Elizabeth Kenney Visits B P W Clubs Across Iowa
Elizabeth Kenney president of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs returns from visits to Guecula Cres ton and Winterset with reports of club growth. Osceole federation with 28 members closed its charter at 37 and Creston club adds 11 members. Frances Plath Davenport national recording secretary will be Mrs Kenney's guest Friday. Keokuk hosts the state convention with Bertha Pflug coordinating features including vocational conferences modeled on the Oakland national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kenney
Iowa
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Guecula
Creston
Winterset
Osceole
Tol Scott
Frances Plath
Davenport
Valentine Leap Year Dance Shifts Date to February 3
The Waterloo Woman's Club junior auxiliary changes the Valentine Leap Year Dance to February 3 due to a Phi Sigma Chi event. The event will be held in the Woman's Club ballroom with elaborate decorations and live music from an out of town orchestra. East and West High teachers will serve as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Womans Club
Phi Sigma Chi
Sam
Carel Burr
Maxine Mead
Rosalie Jackson
Dorothy Hartleip
Betty Bickley
Kathryn Daugherty
Martha Graham
Kathrim Lamkin
Mary Katherne Kerwin
Frappe Hawls
Debate on Christianizing the Foreigner at Walnut Street Church
The Walnut Street Baptist church Woman's society plans a 2 pm debate in the Searchlight room on whether it is better to christianize foreigners in America or in their homeland. Mrs Keiber and Miss Melmann affirm, Mrs Parker and Mrs Smith oppose. Captain January reading and music by Mrs Marradant are noted as program elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Woman's Society of
Walnut Street
E. FE. Bunte
Lauran E. Richards
Joe Marradant
Clara Bennington
Ladee
Frank Chesebro
Parties Arranged as a Courtesy to Margaret Robert
Mrs W ud Delaney hosts a dinner for Miss Margaret Robert Jesup Ta and fiancé Thomas W Delaney as their engagement becomes public. Guests include Rob ert family members Jesup and local friends with plans for showers and cards before the wedding at St John s church. Robert works as a Rath Packing stenographer and Delaney with LT and M Bootery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ud. Delaney
Edith Delaney
Misses Marie
Laura Miller
Miss Robert
Mildred Robert
Helen O'Leary
Bernice Lehan
Helen Lynch
Kathryn Berry
Ethel Schuelz
Lore Schmitz
Miss Delaney
Iinen
Ditte
St John's Church
Rath Packing Company
Mr. Delaney
M. Bootery
Coralie Green Wed to Lawrence Frick on Western Coast
Coralie Green of Waterloo and Lawrence Frick of Osage wed yesterday in Los Angeles California. Frick, son of H Frick, graduated from Cornell College in February 1927 and took a position in the Broadway department store after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralie Green
Lawrence Frick
Boriniet
Osage
H. Frick
David R. Green
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
Prick
Cornell College
California
Broadway
Luela Martin Guest of Honor at Shower of Gifts
Miss Luella Martin was honored at a miscellaneous shower by coworkers from the Penn Mutant Life Insurance office in Mrs. S. Graham Smith’s home. Helen Hoepke and Martin received favors while a two course luncheon was served. guests included Myrtie Lines and Margurrite Wetsort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Martin
S. Graham Smith
Penn Mutant Life Insurance Office
Favara
Helen Hoepke
Miss Martin
Myrtie Lines
Margurrite Wetsort
Clarence Pennington
Bassett
Edward Northey
Harold Sivert
Ames
Julius Johnson
Harold Qoetsch
Evan Lichty
George Hagerman
Merv Braden
Leslie Lewis
Wilbur van Eman
Jerome Burrighs
Lucille Huntington
Club Notes With A Riahertson Entertains Munmilay TD
Mrs. A Riahertson hosted a social Evening of music and cards at home. Mrs J Ro Reade plans a charitable tea at Wallberrys, with a likely bake sale and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Riahertson
Munmilay
Homer
J. Ro Reade
Hints in Beauty Care Diet and Winter Health
Practical dermatology and diet advice for winter. The piece discusses calorie awareness, heating foods, and avoiding congestion while offering home tips such as hot meals, steamed fruit, and gentle skin treatments. It mentions caution about skin patches and safe bleaching with baking soda as a mild remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telten
Parish Women Meet Across Churches In 1920s Noticeboard
A dense church notices page lists meetings across Trinity American Lutheran and several other congregations. It covers youth and women’s groups, missionary societies, luncheons, talks on international topics, and an All-day women’s gathering with varied speakers and program items.
Mrs Whittle to Lead. Church Activities Schedule
Mrs A J Whittle will be leader for an all day quilting event at the church. Choir rehearsal moves to Wednesday evening this week, with prayer meeting and official board meeting on Thursday evening. The Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational Church will meet at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Miss Elizabeth Harrison's home, with Miss Harrison as leader and Miss Marjorie Guyer and Mrs T F Kenny as assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Legion Auxiliary
Central Clas
W. L. Richardson
PB T. A
Lafayette School
M. E
St. Paul's ‘Home Missionary Society
J. R. Howard
Black’s
Black's
Wama's Missionary Society
Saves
U. B. Church
Onary Society
Elizabeth Harrison
Breeker
O. BE. G
School of
Dnstruction
Matt Parroth
Golden Link Club
Lou Armstrong
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Wall Hole
Ald Society
C. A. Tallefsan
Anoctely
George A. Wheeler
J. O. Trumbauer
Mexico
Cuatemila
Philippines
Claire Parker
Porta Ries
Cuba
Women's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church
W. DB. Endr
Father
C. M. Clark
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Woman's Organization
Ook West Congregational Church
Oowo Gumton
Talladega College
South
J.B. Sedgwick
William Pickens
National Association For the Advancement of the
Weishaar
Gauthier
J. BE. Braedon
CBSOR
Women of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Ehiweh
W. A. Dobson
Home Missions
America
D. H. Bubcock
H. W. Schultz
Aid Society
Wolnut
Simens
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Ehoreh
A. J. Whittle
Mother Daughter Banquet at First Presbyterian Church
Three hundred mothers and daughters will attend a 6 30 p m banquet in the dining room of First Presbyterian Church. Miss Lucy Leavitt heads arrangements Mrs C W Tilyson presides. Pink decorations and nutcups planned. A program includes toasts by Jean Stevenson Mildred Chapin and Mrs A D Donnell, a chorus, songs, violin solo by Lorraine Gibson and short poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist Presbyterian Church
Lucy Leavitt
C. W. Tilyson
Mr. Niven
Jean Stevenson
Thomas Raywn Niven
Mildred Chapin
A. D. Donnell
Norma Gaiser
Margaret Miller
Lorraine Gibson
Isabella Hosts Delighted Knights Party for Guests
Daughters of Tsabolsa hosted a large Knights of Columbus gathering with about 160 attendees. The hall featured red and white decor, supper was cafeteria style, and music included solos by Joseph Thornton and Elfretta Borderi. At Bridge and 500 games, prizes were awarded to named attendees, with future meetings planned for the first and third Tuesdays. A separate birthday party for Dorothy Alice Nagle and a tea hosted by Mrs. Edward Northey added to the social schedule with various local notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Tsabolsa
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Thornton
Elfretta Borderi
James McMenimen
I. J. Fitzgerald
Anna Kascht
Joe Voellinger
Chris Gales
Harold Pender
Mayme Egan
Michael Welbes
Miss Egan
Regent
G. Hall
Dorothy
Alice Nagle
C. F. Nagle
Dorothy Alec
Alice Heald
Ralph W. Heald
January Weather Recap Shows Warm Spells And Cold Lows
A historical January record notes sharply falling temperatures early, with a zero degree mark and a high near 55 on January 10. It reports light precipitation, about .15 inch rain and .5 inch snow, far below January 1926 figures, plus 19 clear days, six partly cloudy, and six cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haberdashers
Jan. Z
Y M C A Volley Team To Play Charles City
The Y M C A volleyball squad travels to Charles City tomorrow night to face the local Y team. The visitors beat Charles City twice last year and expect another win, while Charles City plans a return match here on Wednesday February 8. D M Train Delayed At Baxter Engine trouble caused Great Western No 4 to run two hours late from Des Moines, arriving Waterloo at 12 49 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
D. M
Baxter
Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier Patterns and Back Pattern Prices
Advertises 16 cent back patterns from the Fashion Department at Waterloo Evening Courier. Orders accepted until noon. deliveries expected within ten days after shipment. patterns aid in making garments and accompanying designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Million compete in laundermen's $90,000 contest
The National Association of Dry Cleaners and Laundry Operators reports 1,044,000 letters flooding the "Why the Laundry Should Do My Washing" contest. Entries came from around the world, with France and Canada notably strong, as judges from 48 states, DC, and Canada prepare to award 10 cash prizes and 12,000 other awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Waterloo
England
China
Philippine Islands
Sweden
Mexico
New Zealand
Hawaiian Islands
Guatemala
Haiti
Canal Zone
Germany
France
Egypt
Isle of Cyprus
West Indies
Danish West Indies
Venezuela
Switzerland
Denmark
Scotland
Ireland
States
District of Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Waterlog Eyes National Prize Results Awaited
A large number of entries arrived from Waterlog with strong interest in the contest outcomes. State prizes include ten per state from 225 to 5 dollars plus 240 credit slips, while national prizes run from 10000 to 100 dollars. Winners will be announced after judging is completed, with state and national results released together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prises
Broken lens duplicated at Buchanan's Y Building
A collage of notices reports a broken lens can be accurately duplicated at Buchanan's Y Building. John Malcolm Francis, a sophomore dental student at the University of Iowa, visited Dr and Mrs Francis here over the weekend. Ruth Tumbleson reported a Hudson sedan theft near East High School. A tire and rim were stolen from Harry Parsons' car near the Illinois Central depot. Walter W. Freeborn has joined Sardeson-Hoviand after selling his store at Waverly. Louis A. Wangler injured his left leg in a fall and is at St. Francis hospital with X rays pending to check for fractures. James Jenks was granted a decree from Ada Jenks for cruel and inhuman treatment. The decree assigns furniture but reserves two floor lamps to the defendant. Jenks pays costs. Brock Richardson spoke on hockey rules at a Phi Sigma Chi biweekly meeting in Black's tearoom. Real estate transfers include Camphril to Garra brant and Adams toGarra brant with multiple lots listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Freeborn
Paul Davis
Waverly
Sardeson-Hoviand Company
Louis A. Wangler
Alta Vista Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
James Jenks
Ada Jenks
G. W. Wood
Jenks
Brock Richardson
American Legion
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Black
C. TY. O’gonner
PF. Heyerly
Black Hawk
Brain Test Logic Puzzle Notes
Statements 2 and 4 may both be true or both false but not both false. Statements 1 and 4 may both be false but not both true.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edna Suffern
Soulial Calendar
Becker
Matt Parrott
Valentine
Margaret Robert
Luela Martin
Betty Jane Stenly
Bethyune
Pal Stealy
Vefreshmertts
Wall
Herneart
Joan
Tomo
Penny
Tranery
Courtnie
Church News
Trinity American Luther League
Mlorenge Callies
Ethel Counsel
Alma Fabbs
Edwin ‘Towne
Intermediate
Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church
Audrey MecPike
Dorothy Jenvey
Thelma Peterson
Johnette Olmsted
Leigh Dean
Esther Worrell
Frances Cutler
Tom Holdiman
Cladys Buehner
Frank Quinn
Nellie Truak
Uith Dyler
Grace M. E. Church
William G . Davidson
Roger R. Muller
E. W. Bartsdell
Secretar Ars
Olga Mortensen
Fleb. du Mond
E. H. Cheever
S. A. Cohazan
First United Presbyterian Church
W.W. Temple
Alpha Guild
Arthur Fowler
Tri-M
Church of the Brethren
Floyd Kough
Arian Opund
Harry Whitney
Ralph Alexander
L.A. Cobb
Valentine Pickle
Cedar Falls
Witdson
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Graves Momartel Tayord ! Srethrey Eharet
Jeanne Lanvin
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sarah Bechman
State Center
Etta DeGon
School of Instruction
Vince
Memorial Hall
Velety Gould Ausry
Helen Goldary
Morrow
Ralph B. Slippy
Voluneer
Bax
Peeedeees Caasere
Y.M.C. A. Volley
Buchanan
City Nd
Globe
Buchanan’s
John Malcolm Francis
University of Iowa
Mrs
Ie Francis
Ruth Tumbleson
Vine Street
East High School
Harry Parsons
Illinois Central Railroad
Earl
Camphril
A. Garra
Brant
Hilia
Clara Adams
A. Garrabrant
Myron Coxtello
William Jensen
API
Voorhers
Grandview Placa
Waterloo’s
West Fourth
S Jy
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