Viola M Hanscom to wed W Hanscom in Chicago ceremony
Lola Nedman announces the marriage of Viola M to W Hanscom son of Rev and Mrs Loring Hanscom of Chicago. The ceremony was performed in Chicago by the bridegroom’s father with both families present. The bride, a East High School graduate, formerly worked as a stenographer in Waterloo and then for Prudden King Prudden Inc in Chicago. The groom, a high school graduate, spent two years at Ferris College and works as a sales adjustor for Russell Manufacturing in Chicago. The couple reside at 451 Waller Avenue Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Lola Nedman
Viola M
W.hanscom
Hanscom
Chicago
Loring Hanscom
Misa
Elizabeth Hanscom
R. Tiedman
East High ‘School
Waterloo
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Ferris
Mich
Russel Manufacturing Company
Waller Avenue
White Shrine of Jerusalem Elects Officers at Cedar Falls
White Shrine of Jerusalem No 9 met at the Masonic hall Cedar Falls for business and elected officers including Mrs A R Baxter worthy high priestess Harry Fergemann watchman Mrs Jef tm Ford worthy scribe Miss Nettie Johnson treasurer Mrs Howard Burr noble prophetess Mrs Sigrid Wood chaplain Mrs H Boslough worthy shepherdess and Charlie Jamison trustee for three years Other offices are appointive Ceremonial set for March 17 at 8 pm in the banquet at 6 30 Receipts for 1927 due at dining room Drill team practice next Wednesday afternoon Banquet and meeting at Iowa Trails March 24 invited Refreshments served at close of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boslough
Iowa Tralls
Hard Times Party to Be Gay Affair
Mr and Mrs Russell Ankeny host a hard times party this evening with a La Porta City orchestra providing music and supper served in the spirit of the occasion. Guests include George Green Glen Hawkins Ernest Stansbury Vern Oden Floyd Oden Arthur Young Charles Hathaway Edward Scott A F Crosby Newton Salmon Morley Haines Joe Seery R D Freeborn E M Cuddeback Harry Halahan George Billings Severin Holmes B C Garber Elmer Bennett Cleo Ransom Coral Ransom Adrian Bensley Ralph Lewis Alvin Berkig Harold Cuddeback
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ankeny
la Porta ‘City
Ankeny
George’ Green
Glen ‘Hawkins
Ernest Stansbury
Vern Oden
Floyd Oden
Arthur Young
Charles “Hathaway
Edward Scott
A. F. Crosby
Newton Salmon
Morley Haines
Joe Seery
R. D. Freeborn
Cuddeback
Harry Halahan
George Billings
Severin Holmes
B.C. Garber
Elmer Bennett
Misses’ Cleo
Paul Talley Birthday Party Honors His Twentieth
Paul Talley celebrated his twentieth birthday with a home party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Talley. Guests included Elizabeth Miller and Russell Wood who sang duets, along with Coral Arthur Edyth Joyner Irene Margarant Lois Tisdale Muriel Macumber Alaric Fisher Walter Smith and Earl Miller. The event featured music and contests with St Patrick's day colors and symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Talley
Paul
St. “Patrick's
Russell’.Wood
Elizabeth Miller
Coral Arthur
Edyth. Joyner
Irene
Margadant
Lois’ Tisdale
Burton Avenue Baptist Church Monthly Meeting Recap
The Burton Avenue Baptist Church held its monthly meeting last evening at Mrs. Louis Gates's home. Miss Mabel Shissler, the president, led the program. Miss Tistner and Jennie Peterson contributed special music, with Jennie Peterson presenting a lesson on India. The evening ended with sewing quilt blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of
Burton Avenue Baptist
Louis Gates
Mabel Shissler
Misses Tistner
Jennie Peterson
India
Social Events Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities
Week’s calendar lists YWCA book reviews and open forums, B and P W club sessions, Homemakers course by O.K. S Masonic chapter, Blue Triangle league events, charity balls, Waterlo o Woman’s Club, and Elks club activities. Notable items include Do A R events, high school girls conferences, and various city clubs throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle -League
Elks Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Homemakers Course Opens at YWCA With Local Leaders
The YWCA will host a homemakers course open to all women in the city. Miss Alina Leggett of Iowa State Teachers College will start the program at 7 30 p m with a session on home budgeting at the YWCA building. Subsequent lessons cover Home Management and Child Training led by Mrs Earl A Roadman and Miss Isle Forest with dates through April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Alina Leggett
Miss Leggett
Lowa
Earl A. Roadman
Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
League of Nations
Mary Hunter
Surprise Party Honors Forty Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Ruder were surprised at their rural Grant Highway home by relatives celebrating their forty six year marriage. The evening featured flinch and 500, an oak plant given as a gift, oyster dinner for 16, served by Mrs. J. Mohr and Mrs. O. C. Landgraf. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Breyman and others such as Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Breyman, L. F. Turner and son Elmer, Floyd Rudel, Otto Landgraf, M. Mohr, Ernie Mohr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruder
Grant Highway
Niversary
Flinch
A. Plant
D. P. Breyman
Ww. S. Breyman
L. F. Turner
Elmer
Floyd Rudel
Otto Landgraf
M.mohr
Mohr
Ernest
Surprise Parties Honor Mrs E F Bender and Harl Lampman
A local paper records a surprise birthday party for Mrs E F Bender at her home with dancing and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Jenstermaker, Francis Fens termaker, Mrs Claude Byerly, Mrs Berman Lambert, and several Bender relatives. A farewell party for Mrs Harl Lampman was noted with light refreshments as she moves away. The W R C met with thirty five members in Memorial hall and awarded Mrs Viola E Hartsell a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. F. Bender
William , Lash
Eustatia Bender
William J’enstermaker
Francis .Fenstermaker
Claude Byerly
Berman Lambert
Malinda Lambert
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Viola E. Hartsell
Hints in Beauty Care for Spring Skin and Health
A reader column discusses winter skin issues and suggests two simple tonics to clear the system and boost energy. It notes flour of sulphur with molasses as a family tonic and a root tea using dandelion burdock and yellowdock. Advises skin care as climate changes, with creams or astringents, and offers color tips for hair and eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Violet Trudo and Jay Bowdish Wed at West Union
Violet Trudo and Jay Bowdish wed at high noon in West Union Iowa with Dr A M Billingsley presiding The bride Miss Violet Sylvia Trudo is from West Union and studied locally before opening a Mari Rosa Shop The groom is from Hawkeye Iowa Attendants included Miss Florence Helms The ceremony featured amber violet decor and two long dining tables with violet cakes Relatives from Elgin Clermont Mason City and St Paul attended and the couple will reside in St Paul after March 31
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Courier
West Union
Violet
Sylvia ‘Trude
Jay Albert Bowdish
Hawkeye
Missouri
Florence
Helms
Fayette
Delbert
Gundacker
Margaret Grether
Elgin
Edna Bartholomew
Olive Bowdish
Mabel
Peters
Alice McDonough
Bowdish
South
Concord Street
St. Paul
Frank Bowdish
Etta
Langley
Fairbank
Clermont
Mason City
Pageant Sermons at Westminster Church Feature Missionary Groups
A congregation plans two missionary pageants tomorrow evening in Westminster Presbyterian Church. Casts include Columbia Fern Graf and numerous attendants and groups such as Immigrant, Negro, Mountaineer, and Indian units directed by Mrs. Burkett and others. A second program features Ki mono with listed cast, plus an anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bontrager. Marriage ceremony today for Miss Hilda Bjornsen and George Sherman performed by Rev. Henry Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Court of Columbia
W. R. Burkett
Columbia
Fern Graf
Eleanor Higgins
Wilma Hurley
Madeline Hazen
Helen Zanoni
Georgiana Bartell
Lois ‘Fry
Elizabeth Hwerris
Wanda Craft
Flora Silver
Virginia, Cole
Coralie Green
Corinne Hutchison
Harry Manning
R. D. Sneary
Dick Dbeboest
W. Kirk
Are
Wolfe
Charles Edge
H.B. Bahr
Luh. Kendall
Mrs
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Hilda Bjornsen
George Sherman
Cedar Rapids
Nurses Host Birthday Party for Miss Irma Manley
Nurses from Presbyterian hospital attend a surprise party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. 5. D. South in honor of Miss Irma Manley. Guests enjoyed games and banco, with favors for Helen Cowan Emma.Krum welde and Clara Norby. Hosts’ daughters Vivian and Ruba assisted, and Mrs. E. O. Manley helped. The pink and white cake was central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Manley
5. D. South
Presbyterian Hospital
Helen Cowan
Emma .Krumwelde
Clara Norby
Vivian
Ruba
E. O
Manley
Cedar Falls Man Suffered Leg Break in Street Accident
Walter Markussen of Cedar Falls at 806 Bluff Street sustained a fracture to his right leg when hit by a car driven by Peter Thormessen of 306 Argyle Street at the Fourth and Franklin intersection. Markussen, who had come to Waterloo to dance, was walking to the dance hall after parking his car. Thormessen transported him to Sartori Hospital in Cedar Falls, where he was reported resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter “Markussen
Bluff Street
Cedar Falls
Peter ‘Thormessen
Argyle Street
Fourth
Franklin
Markussen
Waterloo
Thormessen
Sartori
Cedar Fall
Arline Cole Captures West Yell Contest Victory
Arline Cole a West High senior won the West Yell contest sponsored by the Spectator the Annual and the Pepowls and received a silver loving cup. Earl Tregilgius Pepowls adviser won second prize of an annual. Gale Lindner earned third prize two tickets to the Junior play. Judges were Stanley Ransom, cheerleader, and Tregilgus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Cole
West High
the Spectator
Pepowls
Earl Tregilgius
Wwon
Gale Lindner
Stanley , Ransom
Cheerleader
Tregilgus
Filling Up at the Station Says Five Gas Five Dogs
A brief Louisville Courier Journal quip notes a customer asking for five gallons of gas and eight hot dogs at a filling station. The wry exchange highlights ordinary daily purchases and everyday commerce in a casual local voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier- Journal
Community clubs host varied meetings and events
A busy evening and afternoon of club activities unfolded as groups met in homes across town. The Wonder club played 600 with four tables. gifts went to M. D. Anderson, Mrs. Bonnie Gross, and A. M. Parker. Lunches were served. Mrs. Speicher and Mrs. Webber assisted. Four-¢ club enjoyed music and a birthday gift for Zack at Mrs. Currant’s home, with Mrs. Currant aided by Mrs. Dybstora. B. B. club held bridge at Mrs. Mussett’s. two course lunch served. Mrs. Wilcox to host in two weeks. Book Review club meets Monday at 2 pm at YWCA. M. F. Coontz reviews The Man Nobody Knows by Bruce Barton. current topics discussed. Fortnightly club meets Wednesday at the Wowwell home. Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr. to speak on South America. Chelton club gathered at Mrs. Born’s. next at Mrs. Hanson’s. Anteck club surprised Mrs. Simmons for her birthday with St Patrick’s decor and a shamrock cake from Mrs. Edwards. G. F. club met at Mrs. Metcalf’s. Edna Bell assisted with serving.
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Vance C. Knapp
M. D. Anderson
Bonnie Gross
A. M. Parker
I. A. Speicher
J. H. Webber
Clifford Currant
Arnold
Zack
Currant
Oscar Dybstora
Gordon Fay
B. B. Club
Irvin Mussett
L Chamberlain
Atlee Wilcox
Wilcox
Book Review Club
M. F Coontz
Man Nobody
Knows
Bruce Barton
W. B. Wowwell
Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Brethren’ Church
South America
Anteck Club
W. W. Simmons
W.P. Edwards
Abe GeTerloe Sale Patterns Offered by Evening Courier
The Whoterloo Evening Courier advertises Abe GeTerloe sale patterns with accompanying designs. To obtain the patterns send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Wooleroo, with 10 day delivery promised after order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoterloo Evening Couries
Abe GeTerloe Sale Cp Aimwet ED Patterns
W.terloo
Local notices and visits fill Waterloo community pages
Letters blur eyes and ad blur. Buchanan for Glasses Y Ride advertised. Bratnaber of Minneapolis visiting Water loo. Mrs J D Bartlett 85,Mt Pleasant to visit daughter Mrs Howell. Bragdon family from Wagle Grove visiting J S Bragdon home. Welmet lodge to confer esquire rank Monday. Allison family from Grundy Center visiting Leffler home. Weiss returns from Bay City for mother Anna Weiss funeral. born 1863. W R MacLean and John Ingram of Chicago Great Western visit Waterloo. Peter Doyle improving after operation at St Francis. IOOF first degree class to meet in Waterloo hall. Dybsfor ds return from St Ansgal. Maurice Welsh, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Bragdon
George Edward
Wagle Grove
Third Avenue West
Welmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
K. P. Hall
Leonard M. Weiss
Berth Avenue
Bay City
Mich
Anna &. Weiss
la Porte City
Odd Fellows
Waterloo Lodge
Fourth Street West
L. O. Dybsford
St. Ansgal
O. T. Dybsford
Clay-street
Maurice Welsh
Local items briefed in Waterloo newscapes
Travel plans for W. C. Fl and N. railway traffic manager begin a two week vacation with a Hot Springs trip. A 1924 Chevrolet roadster is reported stolen from Fourth and Mulberry streets. Swisher to judge in midwestern finals at Kansas City on May 6. Waterloo visitors Mr. Hart and Misses Hamilton wintered in Texas before heading home. Fire chief receives $25 pension fund check from Cedar Heights with thanks for prompt aid. Coward-Dart inventory lists thousands of machinery items with no value given. accounts receivable set at 7945.21. Cliff Woolley plans to relocate from Waterloo to Walker Minnesota for a new Leech Lake resort season opening May 15. Special advertises Deane’s refining coats and salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Innes
Coward-Dart Company
Stover, White & Elwell, Public Accountants
Cliff J. Woolley
Waterloo
First England car with wireless sparks traffic obstruction case
In London a crowd gathered around the first automobiles fitted with wireless, leading to the owner being prosecuted for obstructing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Baptist Divines Outline Program for Coming Year
Readings from across the nation at the Northern Baptist convention in Hotel Lia Salle Chicago. A threefold plan for the church next year aims to re emphasize evangelism to foster prevailing prayer and to meet the mission quota. Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher presided over the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Baptist Convention
Lia Salle
Chicago
Warren . Steeves
Walnut Street
J. Whitcomb Brougher
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White ‘Shrine of Jerusalem
Paul Talley
Star—Becker
Masonhall
Royal
Waterloo Camp
P. Hall
T. A. Toenjes
Homer. Gordon
James Hurley
David Shellard
Church News
Y. W
A. B. Natural’ Music Club
N. C. Altland
OW. LL
Mclub
C. E. Rodruck
W. B. Howell
Y. W. CA
Seehek Chapter
O. KL. S
Masonic 1A
Home and Education Department
Y.W
Ruder Home
E. F. Bender
Black
Walter’ Nyland
Madeline Mansning
Florence Nisius
William Bolster
Harl Lampman
EDNA_ KENT FORBES
Violet Trudo
Jay Bowdish
A. A. Bontrager
St.Patrick’s
H. KK. Hartgraves
Chris Hornstein
W. E. Silver
Thomas McCarthy
Katherine McCormick
The
Near East Relief
Friday
Willis.Johnson
Miss. McCarrick
Greece
Wendell Johnson
Nevin
W. HH. Howrey
M. S. Coontz
A. E. Jewett
D A.R
Mary Melrose
J. M. Hileman
Music Club
Natural Music Club
Mildred Gleason
Chelton Club
F. H
W. M. Hanson
G. F. Club
D. E. Metcalf
Edna Bell
Gustin
Dee Volle
Buchanan
I.p
Bratnaber
Minneapolis, Minn
J.D. Bartlett
Mt. Pleasant
City
W.W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Bartlett
G. C. Allison
Grundy Center
Western Avenue
W. R. MacLean
Chicago Great Western Railroad
John Ingram
C. G. Ww
Des Moines
Peter Doyle
Mulberry Street
Illinois
St. Francis Hospital
Swinehart’s Groc
Baltimore St
W., C. FL & N. Railway
Welsh
Hot’ Springs
Ark
van Niman
Maple Street
Mulberry Streets
B. . Swisher
Randolph, Leigh
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
R. P. Hart
Waynesburg
Cora
Jennie Hamilton
Canton
T. R. McElhinney
Third Avenue
West
Mr. Hart
McElhinney
Texas
Ray
Tiller
Cedar Heights
May E. Foote
U.S
U.S. Weather Bureau
Boston
Buffalo
Dallas
Denver Duluth
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisville
Minneapolis
Moorhead
Minn
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
St. Louis
Seattle
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth St
Baptist Divines
My Valet Incorporated Master “Cleaners
Fourth - St
Shade
Mallinson
McCall
McCall's
Paris
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