Governors Ball Plans Set for Waterloo 1924
Tentative date January 17 1924 announced by Capt Allan Johnson for the second annual Governors ball in Waterloo with Governor John Hammill expected to attend. The Armory will host a citizens committee supported event similar to last year. Community groups and fraternal orders schedule related events and banquets throughout the evening and Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
National Guard
Allan Johnson
John Hammill
Minj
Harry A. Smith
Omaha
Seventh Corps
Mynnie Bruner Entertains for Gymnasium Girls
Miss Moynnit hosted a Thanksgiving gathering for the girls' gymnasium of the W G A. Bruner invited guests included Grace Newkirk and Mrs William Munima among a long list of attendees. The hostess was aided by her mother Mrs S W Bulener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moynnit
Bruner
Buneo
Grace Newkirk
Wiliam Mumnin
Louise Palmer
Frances MacManus
Margaret Fisher
Grace
Frances Newkirk
Roxanna Zumbain
Letha Peck
Vivian Innes
Mmnes
Elizabeth Kenney
Harry Tromanhauser
Herbert Mucha
Roy Armstrong
Ervin Warner
William Munima
Arvine Ayers
Lyle McDonald
Jesse Mundy
James Leese
S. W. Bulener
Fathers and Sons Banquet at Central Church
Fathers and sons of Central Christian church plan a banquet at 6 30 p m tomorrow with F Brocksus as toastmaster and emcee. The Sunday school orchestra will provide music through dinner followed by songs talks by fathers and sons and an address by Rev. Clinton F Smith superintendent of Allen Memorial hospital. The evening ends with games and stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons of
Central Christian Church
F. Brocksus
Fathers and Sons
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Farewell Dinner Honors Esther Leonard in Waterloo
Miss Esther Leonard moving from Waterloo was honored with a farewell dinner at Black's tearoom hosted by Rath Packing associates. Attendants included Theo Glaw Laure Brandt Lois Buehner Irene Ames Helem Broshell Nevada Brody Mayme Brody Marie Mahanke and Norma OConnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Leonard
Waterloo
Black's
Rath Packing Company
Theo Glaw
Laure Brandt
Lois Buehner
Irene Ames
Helem Broshell
Nevada Brody
Mayme Brody
Marie Mahanke
Norma O'Connor
Lincoln Circle Luncheon for Department Head in Memorial Hall
Ladies of the G A R entertain department president Mrs Jennie Beyner of Des Moines at a 12 30 luncheon in Memorial hall with regular meeting and inspection to follow. Members asked to bring relis and jams for Soldiers home Thanksgiving.
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Lincoln Circle
Jennie Beyner
Des Moines
Memorial Hall
Agnes Keegan and Edward Lawler wed in Cedar Rapids
Miss Agnes Louise Keegan of 630 Fowler street married Edward Lawler of Eldora Iowa at Mount Mercy chapel Cedar Rapids. Rev Father N J Lenta officiated with Mt Mercy academy choir and organ music. Attendants Miss Bertha Kopel and Albert Lawler. The bride wore beige. breakfast was at Hotel Montrose and the couple will live on a farm near Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Louise Keegan
Fowler Street
Mount Mercy Chapel
Cedar Stupids
Edward Lawler
Eldora
N. J. Lenta
St. John's Church
Mt. Mercy Academy
Bertha Kopel
Waterloo
Albert Lawler
Christopher H. Keegan
Waterloo Water Works
Thomas Lawler
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Couple Announces Marriage In Dubuque April 6
Miss Grace Weeple and Alfred Williams of Independence announced their marriage which occurred April 6 in Dubuque. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Satsh Weepile, worked at the Club cafe. The groom son of Mr and Mrs A Williams Littleton, was employed at the Kluim var meat market. They reside in Freeman apartments on Second street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Powler
St. Albans Street
Imogene
Victor Bender
Chicago
Miss Fowler
Urbana High School
Black’s, Jr
Bender
Waterloo
Courier Special Service
Independence
Grace Weeple
Alfred Williams
H. &. Towlerton
W. T. Donohue
Dubuque
Satsh Weepile
Thelma Burhans Honored at Dinner Ahead of Wedding
Thelma Burhans was honored at a 7 pm dinner in Black's tearoom hosted by Miss Martha Smith, Miss Marie Ramsey, and Miss Marguerite Stanton for her upcoming marriage to James Bollerup. The centerpiece featured chrysanthemums with orchid and pink accents. Favors went to Miss Frances Thull and Mrs KK Johnson. guests included Mrs E A Blither, Mrs D W Ross, Miss Elizabeth Lies, Miss Elsie Montgomery, Miss Janette Edwards, and Miss Lucille Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Marie Ramsey
Marguerite Stanton
Black
Thelma Burhans
James Bollerup
E. A. Blither
D. W. Ross
Elizabeth Lies
Elsie Montgomery
Janette Edwards
Lucille Huntington
Mrs Marshall Hosts Bridge Party At Her Home
Mrs W Fiske Marshall entertained at a bridge party yesterday afternoon in her home. Guests included Atmes, Lore en Berry, Max Wilson, Marie Campbell, Milo Miller, Glenn Beers, Gisle Lee, Reuben Miller, Robert Miller, Joseph Lutgen, Barton Gotshal, Phillips Taylor, Ernest Henderson, Clyde Steading, Truman Wagner, Robert Nauman, and R A Brecanter. Favors went to Mrs Lailgen and Mrs Lee. Appointments suggested Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fiske Marshall
Atmes
Loreen Berry
Max Wilson
Marie Campbell
Milo Miller
Glenn Beers
Gisle Lee
Reuben Miller
Robert Miller
Joseph Lutgen
Barton Gotshal
Phillips Taylor
Ernest Henderson
Clyde, Steading
Truman Wagner
Robert Nauman
R. A. Brecanter
Lailgen
Lee
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Advice
Diet adjustments helped Mrs. Mi manage diabetes by removing starch and sugar, regaining weight and strength after initial loss, and later rebuilding with fats and lean meats. The article notes clearer skin and explains facial lines from frowning tied to eye issues, urging continued growth progress without enlarging the bust.
Welcome Event For Walnut Street Baptist Secretary
Ellens B. Holley, secretary to Walnut Street Baptist Church pastor Dr. Warren L. Steeves, is toasted at a church dinner with 50 guests at two long tables. Deacons, trustees, and women’s groups are acknowledged, and Miss Holley speaks briefly. Also noted is the October California marriage of Miss Allis Cane to Harold Booth, and AAUW study class for preschool child in Waterloo.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Even B. Holley
Chicago
Warren L. Steeves
Steeves
A. R. Ferguson
J.A. Smith
Board of Trustees
T. A. McManus
Ray Lewis
Miss Holley
Oscar Berry
California
Allis Cane
J. W. Cane
San Bernardino
Cal
Harold Booth
Los Angeles
Cane
Waterloo
Booth
Church and club gatherings fill week of faith groups
Westminster Presbyterian hosts school of missions picnic at 6 30 p m with classes to follow. Grace Methodist Episcopal Dulch class meets tomorrow evening. Sitts Glee Club holds November meeting at 6 p m with officer election at First Lutheran church. Second division of First Lutheran Missionary society organized at Mrs H L Bruns home. Mrs J J Hall elected captain. next meeting Dec 6. Lunch served. Two hundred attend First Congregational bank offering dinner. performers and choir solos noted. Daughters of Plymouth hold all day meeting at Plymouth Congregational. bazar and chicken supper planned for Saturday. Woman's Missionary society Brethren church holds all day at First Brethren church Parsons. First Presbyterian Sunday school officers elected. No Fellowship class social at First M E. December Christmas party planned. Fifteenth anniversary banquet of First United Presbyterian postponed to February. church services not held in November. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs F F Campbell. Marty Mae Ellis reads. guests listed. Searchlight class of Walnut Street Baptist meets with Mrs L G Adams. Westminster Presbyterian Women’s Missionary society meets at Mrs BE Rohit’s. devotional and vocal items listed. Universalist Church guild meets at parish house. meeting night moved to Monday. chicken supper planned for December 5.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
H. L. Bruns
J. J. Hall
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bea
First United Presbyterian Church
Wo. Chisholm
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian
Emirch
F. F. Campbell
Marty Mae Eilis
W. ©. Chisholm
Hugh Ellis
Daniel Holmes
N. W. Groomes
EO. Bevard
Charles Shaffner
Clara ‘Barton
Dinner plans by YWCA gymnasium department
Plans for a 6 30 p m dinner at the YWCA associa tion building are announced by Mrs E L Rohlf gymnasium committee chair man The program will include a harp solo by Jean Rohlf a clog dance by Ruth Ries and ukuleles by several girls followed by a swimming party at 7 30 p m The event showcases annual Thanksgiving season activities with miniature turkeys and flowers and Miss Lichty singing accompanied by Miss Huntington.
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Women's Christian Association
Association
E. L. Rohlf
Jean
Ruth Ries
Lucille Huntington
Irma Washa
Roxanne Zumbrun
Wiliam
C. E
Becker
Masonic Hall
Alice Margeret Lichty
Lucilla Huttington
Frances Wright
Club Notes Golden Link Meets at Houghton Home
The Golden Link club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. James Houghton’s home with all members present. A two course luncheon followed, plus a birthday cake for Attle Jean Lammert and Mrs. Glen Perkins. Guests included Mrs. Catherine Cruge and Mrs. Lena McCollough. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. McGollugh. The club will meet with Mrs. H J Hemmerling for an all day session tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link Clu
James Houghton
Attle Jean Lammert
Glen Perkins
Catherine Cruge
Lena McCollough
McGollough
Local notes from Marshalltown and surroundings
A roundup of civic visits and social events includes Dr. J O Keefe returning from the Iowa Surgical society meeting in Sioux City and Mrs. P E Sickenbach visiting from Chicago. Drake Notre Dame excursion rates announced by Chicago Great Western. Walter Carlton case set for Saturday. bootlegging charge. Social Welfare league meeting at Black's tearoom with speakers Judge Wood and Victor A Weheeler. Police report: theft at Black Hawk Cigar Co and a short change incident. Mrs. Mattie Kilbourb Priest planning California home, and Roy Altstadt travels toward Texas. Martin Heyde’s Vox record may be heard at the Ames radio hour.
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John Lb. Althouse
Marshalltown
O'Keefe
Iowa Surgical Society
Sioux City
P. E. Sickenbach
Chicago
Sloane Wallace School
Des Moines
Drake-Notre Dame
Chicago Great Western Railroad
L. B. Knowles
Inter-Union Refrigerator Transfer Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Edwin B. Peifer
Waterloo
Peifers
Walter Carlton
Oneida Street
J. ©. Beam
Carlton
Social Welfare League
Black's Tearoom
George W. Wood
Victor A. Weéheeler
Sam Lipkin
Fourth Street
Clifford Johnson
Flelsted Street
Hugh Grumrine
Ralph Davis
Black Hawk Cigar Company
Fourth Street West
Mattie Kilbourb
Russell- Lanson
California
Jani Shell
San Francisco
Roy Altstad
St ‘Tempie
Tex
Wismnele
C, PF
Altstadt
Alta Vista Avenue
Wncy
C. F. Altstadt
Charlotte
Northwestern University
Evanston, Mh
Vox
Martin ‘Heyde
Ames
WOT
Heyde
Mixed News From Washington Iowa Canada Waterloo and More
Reports arrive from Washington New York Canada Waterloo and other Iowa points. Letters of administration issued to Security Trust Savings Co for Caroline Bolte estate valued at 18 000 with heirs two sons and two daughters. Silk train from Seattle to New York passes Waterloo. Illinois Central hauled 335 miles in 16 hours 46 minutes, last week 11 hours 22 minutes. Mrs Earl H Kimball joins W H Howrey Realty as saleswoman after six years as First Presbyterian church assistant. Nurse Trottle Horton visits Waterloo after attending American Legion in Paris meets Marshal Foch and Pershing. Notre Dame Drake game rates Chicago Great Western special one way fare for round trip. Local ads for bazar and rummage sale.
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Washington
New York
Canada
Waterloo
Iowa
Security Trust & Savings Co
Gedar Falls
Caroline Bolte
Seattle
Wash
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Earl H. Kimball
Hilcrest
W. H. Howrey
France
Belgium
Miss Horton
England
Marshal Foeh
General Pershing
Notre Dame
Drake
Des Moines
President of Penn College Corp Dies at 63
Oskaloosa Iowa November 17 42 Frank W Else 63 vice president of Penn College Corporation and prominent local businessman died at his home last night from pneumonia and complications after several weeks illness. He graduated from Town State Teachers College and served as superintendent of Mount Pleasant public schools for six years. He later led the public schools in Oskaloosa and engaged in banking at New Sharon. Funeral arrangements set for Friday.
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Oskaloosa
Frank W. Else
Penn College Corporation
Town State Teachers College
Hi Mount Pleasant
New Sharon
West High editor to head delegation at town high press meet
H S Press Don Finlayson editor in chief of the Spectator West High school publication will lead a delegation to the eighth annual convention of the Town High School Press association December 2 and 3 at Grinnell. The Grinnell chapters of Sigma Chi and Theta Sigma Phi will entertain. Finlayson is president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Finlayson
the Spectator
Town High School Press Association
Grinnell
Sigma Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Finlayson
Bootlegger Nabbed After Undercover Buy At Prince Home
Detectives arrested Thomas Prince at 147 Barclay Street North on bootlegging charges after an undercover purchase of two half pints. Two men reported robberies at Prince's house, with $20 and $45 stolen. Bills marked with undercover evidence were found on Prince, but the victims could not identify the thief among others brought to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Prince
Barclay Street North
Hugh Grumrine
Ralph Davis
Roy Colvin
Prince
Prince's
Jd. H. Jackson
Ortonville
Minn
CG. W. Pyle
Greene
Jackson
Pyle
Farm Union Faces Possible Split Over Salary Caps
Des Moines reports a potential split in the National Farmers Union as four state delegations oppose salary levels for officials. The Oklahoma City leader John A. Simpson backs a proposal to cap pay, while criticism targets President Barrett and National Secretary A. G. Davis. The union supports the McNary Haugen bill alongside the American Farm Bureau federation.
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Des Moines
National Farmers Union
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Timeis
South Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Harrett
Union City
Simpson
E. M. Pollard
Nehawka
Neb
Farmers’ Union
Barrett
A. G. Davis
Springfield
Versailles
McNary-Haugen
Corn Belt Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Organization
Union Convention Closes With Officer Elections
The federation and board policies faced opposition from ae and colleges as the pro union convention wraps up today with the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae and Colleges
Federal and Bank Board
Farters' Union
Kendall estate tax and trust arrangement outlined in will
The will of C. A. Kendall, former Earlville druggist, disposes an estate valued at 65 000 to 75 000. Widow Bessie Kendall is executrix and receives one third. The remainder is placed in trust for daughter Vella Lowry, who will receive income for life, with eventual distribution to Kendall brothers Lawrence L. and Roy W. Kendall. Trustee Roy W. Kendall may sell and reinvest in U S government bonds.
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Coeker
Manchester
C. A. Kendall
Earlville
Kendall
Widsow
Bessie Kendall
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Belmont
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Fred J. Kluss
West High School
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Cedar Falls
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4Th and
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Cheruit
H. S. Press
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Hillman Co
Entz Cafe
First National
BANE
Farm Union
Calaries
Bolt
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DUCES
Pocahontas
Eastern Kentucky
Kentucky
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Clapper
Lafayette St
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo” Theatre
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Irance
W. 5Th St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sur
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