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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

Page

6

Churches Move Toward Unity Says Dr Niven

Dr Thomas B Niven pastor of First Presbyterian church told the Fortnightly Club that there are over 200 religious groups in the United States with varying influence adding that unity is hard to achieve. He reviewed union efforts including Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal talks and noted signs of growing interdenominational cooperation through Bible schools and federations.

United States Thomas B. Niven First. Presbyterian . Church J. W. Krapfel Park Avenin’ East Lambeth Episcopal Church London Stockholm Suzanne Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal Churches Federated Council of the Churches of America Will A. Lane First National Bank J. Lockwood Dstrict Methodist Episcopal, Church Methodist Presbyterian George B. ‘Worthen S. F. Heverly

Curricula Topics At A U W Waterloo Meeting

Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Tuesday evening at the U W G Q A. Miss Edna Dahlin will read and Mrs Greg Miller Miss Lorraine Hallowell will discuss college and library school curricula. Refreshments will be served.

Waterloo American Association of University Women Edna Dahlin Greg Miller Lorraine Hallowell C.W. Gillilan EB. W., Benning Hallowell J. P. Jones Lorena Lamb G. MM. Johnson Histe Taylor Ruth Peterson

Haskin Potter Ceremony and Local Weddings Read in Cedar Falls

Mar riage of Ila Mae Potter daughter of E A Hill and Albert R Haskin of Marshalltown took place Tuesday noon at the home of the bride’s uncle in Cedar Falls with Rev H E Morrow officiating. Dinner followed served by the bride’s relatives. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls after a trip to Chicago and Niles Michigan. Pearl Kinsel and Harold Gadbois wed at Judge Gager’s home Cedar Falls with attendance by Inez Dewey and Donald Harrison. Mrs Gadbois employed at Lauerman’s. Mr Gadbois with Rath Packing. The couple will live at 227 With wiredt Wesky. A dinner party honors Miss Ednarh on her birthday at Green Lantern tearoom with friends from Miller Wohi store. Numerous attendees include Frances Miller and Maude Saylor among others. Maccabees Beehive 114 to initiate nine at Waterloo IOOF hall Friday night.

Ila Mae Potter E. A. Hill Marshalltown Albert R. Haskin L. H. Thompson Cedar Falls H. E. Morrow Monona Gadbols-Kinsel Pearl Kinsel H.F. Kinsel West Union Harold B. Gadbols Waterloo George J. Gager Logan Avenue Inez Dewey Donald Harrison Gadbois Lauerman Rath Packing Company Wiredt Wesk Uht Ednarh Green Lantern Miller-Wohi Miss Whi Frances Miller Maude Saylor Marion Jackson Grace ‘Turner Lorrains Turner Thelma Walker Wivlan Nelson Gladys Bolke Nelile Lewis

Society Calendar Highlights in Waterloo Area Calendar

A busy slate of club meetings and social events fills the Waterloo calendar. Friday hosts luncheon at 1 PM and a 2:20 PM Home and Education session at Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse. Various churches, lodges, and civic groups list study clubs, dinners, dances, and charitable gatherings through weekend and Friday evening.

Miss Kauffer Is Honored at Dinner Party

Mrs J G McAlvin hosted a Wednesday dinner at 636 Park Avenue West for Grace Kauffer on the eve of her upcoming marriage. Attendees from the First Congregational church Sunday school included Mrs Powell Rayburn Mrs Robert Gass Miss Lucille Allbee Miss Margaret Nauman Miss Esther Lovejoy Miss Carolyn Cascaden Miss Marjorie Hammer and Mrs W W Kauffer. The table featured Sweetpens freesis and roses with seating for ten.

J. G. McAlvin Park Avenue West Grace Kauffer First Congregational Church Powell Rayburn Robert Gass Lucille Allbee Margaret Nauman Esther Lovejoy Carolyn Cascaden Marjorié Hammer W. . W. Kauffer

Waterloo Woman's Club program features safety talk and play

Mrs Galer and George A Wheeler head a Waterloo club day with Civic Department events starting at 11. Wheeler speaks on Safety First, a child directed playlet Save the Wildflowers is shown, plus discussions on legislation. Luncheon at 1 leads to an afternoon Home and Education program on educating ourselves to grow old.

Waterloo Woman ‘Clubhouse Civic Department George A Wheeler H. LG. Reed W. E.cawan Laura Bowman Galer Pleasant Home and Education Department

Dinner for Margaret Lynch Hosted by Co-Workers

About 30 Lauerman’s store employees host a dinner in Black's tea room to honor Margaret Lynch who leaves the Latterman company after 18 years. Spring floral decorations and candles set the tone. Miss Lineh receives a bouquet.

Margaret Lynch Paul Davis Latterman Black Lauerman's Lineh

Hints in Beauty Care and Home Remedies

A fragmented beauty columns piece discusses effervescent bath salts using tartaric acid and carbonate of soda with rice flour and suggests other cleansing and skin products. It includes hair care tips with soap for darker hair and warns a 12 year old girl against dieting and overeating.

Avery Drug Store

Bel Canto Club Concert Friday Evening

Bel Canto Club directed by Miss Alpha Mayfield to present a program of American music Friday evening at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Miss Mayfield assists with a group of sales Miss Lilian Dresser to play piano accompaniments and a Kolo number The program includes songs by Burleigh and others and a concerto in D minor Opus 3 with orchestral accompaniment by Rose Lenn Ruegnus and others Fans will hear When Sits in Voices and The False Prophet among selections by Sturges Hughes and Scott with arrangements by Rose Lenn

Alpha Mayfield Town State Teaders College Cedar Falls Mayfeld Lilian Dresser Edward MacDowell Presta Giacoso Larko Maldlo Allegro Rose Lena Ruegnus Sas Pi Bie Biss Dresser Curran S-Y Clarence Dick Jason John Prindle Scott Mark “Andrews

Waverly Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry A Thies longtime Bremer county residents plan their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Waverly home on Monday March 11. They will host friends in the afternoon and evening. The couple once farmed near Waverly and now reside in town. Their daughter Mrs E W Short of Los Angeles is visiting with her mother.

eCourier Waverly Henry A. Thies Bremer County E. W. Short Los Angeles Cal

Iva Musgrove Merely Marries Ralph Rundall

Mrs. Iva Musgrove and Ralph J. Rundall both of this city were married Wednesday at 3 o clock in the parsonage home of Rev. G L Bhenagy pastor of the First Baptist Church. They will reside at 224 Sheridan road and both have ties to Black's department store.

Iva Musgrove Ralph J. Rundall G. L. Bhenagy First Baptist Church Rundall Black's Department Store Sheridan Road

Iowa D A R Elects Officers At Des Moines Spring Session

Officers chosen for the coming year include Vice Regent Mrs E H Hall Davenport corresponding secretary Mrs Seth Thomas Fort Dodge treasurer Mrs Clyde Brenton Des Moines consulting Y registrar Mrs Harry Nares Spirit Lake historian Mrs James E Remley Anamosa. Becker Chapter Eastern Star held regular meeting with reading by Miss Agnes Thomas and school of instruction slated for Week beginning at 1 29 o'clock. Mrs Sarah Bachman of State Center to lead. Auxiliary meets Izaak Walton League home of Mrs A G Muncey next at boat club April 3. Cedar Rapids visitors Miss Mark Sorenson and Mrs O McKimm guests of Helen Gould auxiliary. pre Easter party March 20. Birthday dinner Miss Kathryn Warsaw hosts twelve at Rivier's tearoom. WCTU rally to Cedar Falls with Waterloo members taking bus at 11 am. picnic at noon. Woman's semi corps to hold regular meeting Friday at Memorial.

Home and Education Department Waeterloo B. L. Cobb Calgary Evangelical Church Women's Foreign Missionary Society St. Paul's M. E Gecil Johnson Women's A Christ Episcopal Church F.O. W. Club Charles J. Weigand D. A. R—Black Y. W. 1 Kappa First Badger Club William Raines Young People’s Universalish Bethany’ Temple White Shrine Cedar Falls Masonic Temple Lutheran Brotherhood Women of Mooseheart Legion Moose Hall Maccabees Waterloo O. F Hall Wilson Hamilton Sigourney Yowe Sociesty Des Moines E. H. Hall Davenport Seth Thomas Fort Dodge Clyde Brenton Harry Nares Spirit Lake James E. Remley Anamosa Becker Order of Eastern ‘Star Agnes Thomas Pegey Hele Sarah Bachman State Center Izaak Walton Iorgue A. G. Muncey Seventh Street West Muncey W. M. Bardeen Boat Club Cedar Rapids Mark Sorenson O. McKimm Helen Gould Sam Burrows Charles Brown

Club Notes Recap from Mrs. Weigand and Potters

Mrs. Charles J. Weigand hosted a midweek meeting with the Golden Link club and Mrs. Gene Trapp at 08 Porrst, ALOMUO. The Times club met at Mrs. Potter’s home, 413 Twelfth Street, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ervit Thomas and Mrs. Jack Nargang. consolation to Mrs. Orville Kamilton. Mrs. Floyd Stevens to host March 28.

Golden Link Chun Mra Gene CG Trapp Alomuo Oswald Pott B. Potter Ervit

Church Women Gather For Missions And Programs

Various church women groups held meetings across Trinity American Lutheran First Congregational and Presbyterian churches with talks on Africa Korea and Japan. New officers were elected for Graves Memorial L B Missionary Society. A traveling bake sale was continued and delegates planned for a Des Moines convention in May. Moose Heart Legion Women meet Friday night.

Woman's Missionary Society Itl Trinity American Lutheran Church Africa F. B. Mochimann Francis LaBarre Grant Avenue First Brethren Society Clyde Miller John Dietz J. B. Bruner A. E. Smith Frank Wisner Ben Wengard Charles’ Burkhart William O'Neill Clyde Wilson Louis Diehz Ed Strayer Jesse Wettering

Classic Roast Chicken and Elegant Deli Salads

A home menu of roast chicken prepared breast up then browned and flipped to finish tender. Also celery and cabbage salad with mayonnaise, watercress sandwiches with egg yolk dressing, and a lemon raisin pie filling baked between crusts.

Skis and Caterpillars Carry Mail In Snowbound Route

Hazleton postman Roscoe I Short oversees a 31 mile mail run aided by a self built ski car. Leo Hoffman, rural carrier, uses a Model T with front skis and rear caterpillar wheels plus a truck differential and Watford transmission to push through five foot drifts at 23 mph.

Mira Leo Hoffman Cartier Hazleton Roscoe I. Short

City in Brief Glasses Reunited. Willard Aldrich Injured

A set of local notices reports F Woore seeing a robin near 230 Moir Street and Willard Aldrich, 33 Gascaden Avenue, seriously injured in a train auto crash with forty five stitches to his scalp. The estate of Myrtle L Barr is probated with specific relatives named as heirs. Executors named include J C Murtagh and Mrs Brady. A rotary snowplow is being used by the county board to clear roads.

F. Woore Summit Avenue Moir Street Waterloo Alee Black Hawk T. C. Oo Willard Aldrich Gascadén Avenue Allen Memorial Hospital Myrtle L. Barr Hallie Hunt Brady Edwin Charles Brady Catherine EB. Laurence Bille Barr Lawrence J. C. Murtagh Brady The Board of Supervisors

Snow Wind Delays Operation on La Porte-Eagle Center Road

Wind driven snow and ice battered the machine operators yesterday, injuring them as debris struck from above and snow drifted behind the vehicle. Operations are expected to resume today.

la Porte-Eagle Center Road

Jailers Wife May Have Fever After Contagion Warning

County jailer Harry Allen and his wife, a clerk, developed possible fever symptoms. Doctors warned the illness might presage scarlet fever but said prisoners on the first floor are not in danger. authorities continue to tend to inmate needs.

Harry “Allen Allen Sherif Wagner

Brakeman Dies after Fall into Cedar Creek

Searching parties searched Cedar Creek near Fairfield Indiana for Gridley a 24 year old brakeman from Chicago Rock Island Pacific who was swept from the top of a train into the creek by girders of an over head bridge. He lived at Eldon with his widowed mother.

Fairfield Cedar Creek Chicago Rock Island Pacific Gridley Eldon

Union Cafe Opens at Hamilton Site

The Union cafe opened today at the former Hamilton cafe location 623 Commercial street with new managers LH Shufelé and Donald Gorder. Hours run from 4 a m to midnight daily.

Union Cafe Hamilton Hamilton Cafe Commercial Street Lh, Shufelé Donald Gorder

Tempest themed quiz prompts revealed fragments

A deciphered brain test answer set lists items and clues including The Tempest, France, ten, India, Corsica, Tennyson, Washington, and Waterloo.

Waterloo Jewel Robber Found to O Dells Pal

George A. L Sullivan 28 of 134 Harrison Street, a known associate of N M Dell O Dell, has been identified as a partner of O Dell in a Davenport Montrose hotel safe robbery and linked to a Davenport Davenport police warrant. Fingerprints photographs and witness identifications from Davenport and local police confirm the connection and Sullivan faces charges including robbery of a building and robbery with aggravation. Sullivan previously served a five year sentence for the Frederick jewelry store heist in the Black Building during the 1922 Christmas season.

George AL Sullivan Harrison’ Street N. M Dell) O'Dell Fort Madison Fredericks O'Dell Montrose Davenport Sullivan O'Dal Dav~eiiport Frederick Jewelry

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Dr. Niven Kauffer Mrs. Galer George Wheeler John Gilley Sumner Shreeh Prinhs Ruth St. Patrick Hiss Sophie Bras Jan Louise Exeter New York City Erdel C. GC. Lindner Wellington Street Braslau Cedar Repids Bel Canto Club Minnatonka Lleurance Anes de Burleigh Taylor Peter Burtelgn Victor Harris Stephen O. Poster the Jills Vermont Sturpls-Hughes Rose Lenn Kentucky Cee Ass Veep Do Archy Howard’ Brockway Ralph Rundall Iowa Kathryn Warsaw Riviers We. OR. C Woman's Semni Corps Regiar Memorial Lz Church News Woman's Foreign Missionary Society St. Maul's M. © Church J. H. Rickert Conger Street G. B. Charnberry Charles Storm Wil Leslie West Willim Johnson J. Richmond Morgan W. H. Bickley Freiburg Players St. Joseph Woman's Working Association First Presbyterian Church Aid Society Jeanette Oldfather Korea Nella Merrill-Cummings Japan P. E.’ Ritz L. C. Ransom Graves Memorial L. B. Missionary Society George Buchan Cortlandt Street A. T. Whittle P. M. Schreiner W. W. Anderson L. F. Church E. B. Heskett Rae Moosehall AAN Beeseney Tgr PRIEF Buchanan’s Creek Mme Ermal Esa Crom Hernian Buick Ceeiven Chernoft Cinelnuati Lauerman’s Mme. Chernoff Acbarexch Cincinnati George. Sullivan Canada Jamaica Canada Dry Uisitanamir Ottawa New York America Colin
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