Waterloo Group to Join National Fellowship Banquet
Waterloo society reports the Young Women’s Christian Association plans a nationwide fellowship banquet with 14,000 participants in 260 cities. Mrs Ralph Eickeberg will speak. program includes hymns, speeches by Edna Engler Evelyn Schraeder and others, with meetings at the association building tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womth
Young Women’s Christian Association of Waterloo
P.m
Association
Ralph Eickeberg
National Friendship Moment of Science
Business and Professions Assembly
Edna Engler
Evelyn Schraeder
W. Assembly
Widon
Raph Etekelbers
Greenies
Assembly
Lucille hivGralis
National Council
Elie Erickson
Young Musicians Elect Officers and Plan Christmas Party
Marguerite Johnson was elected president of the Young Musicians club at Miss Annette Lingelbach's home. Belty Jane Graham became vice president, Robert Starr secretary, with terms starting at the December meeting. John Graham presided as the group held events and prize-winning tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Musicians Club
Annette Lingelbach
Marguerite Johnson
John Graham
Robert Starr
Beatrice Starr
Lucille Timmerman
Alcott P T A to Hear Thanksgiving Talk
Alcott Parent Teacher Association will meet at 7 45 p m tomorrow in the school building Dr Roy Leslie Smith pastor of Grace M E church will give a Thanksgiving talk Miss Alice Bellinger of the Ross Conservatory will read East High School students will provide instrumental numbers Roy Gilfillan will lead community singing Sixth grade mothers with Mrs Roy Hansen as chairman will serve refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Roy Gilfillan
East High School
Alice Bellinger
Ross Conservatory
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace M. E. Church
Roy Hansen
Silver Wedding Is Celebrated by Party in Evening
Mr and Mrs F J Hacker were honored at their home 828 Lafayette Street for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Favors went to Mrs M E Brenner and Mrs John Gales Thomas Meisch and S J Bussey. Refreshments were served by Misses Olivia and Marie Hacker and Joseph Hacker. a silver gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hacker
Lafayette Street
John Gales
Thomas Meisch
S. J. Bussey
Olivia
Marie Hacker
Joseph Hacker
Housewarmings at Snyder Home Surprise Friends
Fifteen friends surprised Mr and Mrs Snyder at their new home at 1145 Williston Avenue. A luncheon buffet was served at 6 30 pm, the evening featured cards and radio music. Our Lady of Victory court will host a card party at Knights of Columbus hall at 8 pm tomorrow inviting all Foresters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Snyder
Williston Avenue
Our Lady of Victory Court
Knights of Columbus Hall
Club Notes From Local Societies Stir Up December Meet
W. L. B. club will meet at 2 p m tomorrow with Mrs Floyd Cushman. EB. club moves to tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Milton Weldman. Saturday Night 500 club gathered at Mr and Mrs Walter Woodyard where favors went to Mrs George Cohn, Herold Korth and Mrs J B Briden. Next meeting set for Dec 3 at Mr and Mrs Korth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. B. Club
Floyd Cushman
L. B. GO. EB. Club
Milton Weldman
Walter Woodyard
George Cohn
Herold Korth
J. &. Briden
Korth
Community club and church events listed for the week
Town groups and families plan a series of parties meetings and socials at churches lodges and halls including the Disabled Soldiers and Auxiliary Memorial Hall Our Lady of Victory Academy and Alcott school with card parties, banquets, and club luncheons scheduled through Tuesday evening.
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Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
Y. Vr
Black's Tearoom
Our Lady of Victory Court
W. OG
K. of
C. Hall
Moose Hall
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Misses Mary
Kathryn Doughtry
L. A
B. of L. F
E—Fire
Men's Hall
P.T. A
Alcott School
Out-of-Town Guests Attend Maynard-Bough ton Wedding
The wedding of Miss Helen Maynard to Frank E Bough ton will be held tomorrow at her parents home in Evanston Ill. Out-of-town guests include Mrs Webster Mathewes Columbus Ohio Mr and Mrs Rufus Dawes Evanston Miss Dorothy Lumry and Miss Katherine Orrick hosted a luncheon and bridge party with several recipients of favors. Only immediate relatives will attend besides the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Maynard
Helen Maynard
Frank EB. Boughton
Evanston
Til
Webster Mathewes
Columbus
Rufus Dawes
Robert Palmer
Cincinnati
William R. Wood
Hiram Maynard
Chicago
Maxine Lamson
Audrey Reed
Dorothy Lumry
Katherine Orrick
Maynard
Kaffogles Kontos Wedding Announced at Dinner Party
The marriage of Miss Lena Kontos and George Kaffogles, one month ago at St. Louis, was announced at a dinner party hosted by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kontos, 1318 Fourth Street East, with about four dozen guests from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Oelwein. The couple, now living at 1320 Fourth Street East, will celebrate a two week California honeymoon. Mr Kaffogles has worked 16 years in Illinois Central shops.
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Lena Kontos
George Kaffogles
St. Louis
Mike Kontos
Fourth Street East
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Oclwein
Kaffogles
Caliifornia
Fourth
Ilinois Central
Hints in Beauty Care Brings Bright Nails
The article extols daily nail polishing with buffers to pinken nails and smooth ridges, noting minor time investment and circulation benefits. It warns against using damaged tools and advises against overuse of depilatories under arms, suggesting shaving as a cleaner alternative. It links outbreaks of pimples to internal disorder and skin cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imran
J. WU
Lin
Linden Church Sets Week Of Activities in 1920s Style
Linden Methodist Episcopal church announces a busy week. A penny social at Mrs. Aker’s home from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with one penny per letter in each attendee’s name. A crazy party and prize on Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs. Rousselaw and Mrs. Goranson. A 7:30 p.m. Thanksgiving prayer meeting on Thursday. Epworth league sacramental service next Sunday with new members welcomed and White Cross Sunday donations for St Paul’s Hospital Cedar Rapids. Fruit jars for the sick will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Linden Ladies’ Aid
Joh Aker
Lulu
Rousselaw
John Goranson
Epworth League
White Cross
St.Paul's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
String Quartet to Perform College Concert December Fourth
Iowa State Teachers college will present the college string quartet in a 4 p m Sunday Vesper Concert in the college auditorium. The quartet features Edward Kurtz first violin Edward Hopkins second violin Marlys Schwarck viola and Roland Searight violoncello with pianist Alta Freeman. All except Miss Schwarck are members of the college orchestral faculty. The program includes Quartets Op 18 No 1 and Op 44 in E flat major with Brahms violin and piano, and Schumann Scherzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Edward Kurtz
Edward Hopkins
Marlys Schwarck
Roland Searight
Alta Freeman
Miss Schwareck
Cedar Falls
Schumann Scherzo
Tringuillo
Marcia Scherzo
Alta Freeman and
College String Quartet
Eastern Stars to Sponsor Dance at Masonic Hall
Thanksgiving dance sponsored by Waterloo and Hecker chapters of the Order of Eastern Star at Masonic hall. The 8 30 p m event features the Russell Lamson seven piece orchestra, refreshments, and arrangements led by Mrs. Frank Shireman Frank Adams of Becker chapter and Mrs. Roy Short A A Lohner of Waterloo chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hecker
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Russell-Lamson Orchestra
Frank Shireman
Frank Adams
Becker
Roy Short
A. A Lohner
Vorhees and Cotton Wed at Timber Lake South Dakota
Mrs Rachael Vorhees and George Cotton announced their marriage ceremony held November 17 at Timber Lake South Dakota. The couple will reside on Mr Cotton’s farm near Lantry North Dakota. Mrs Cotton has lived in Waterloo for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Vorhees
George Cotton
Timber Lake
S. D
Mr. Cotton
Lantry
Mrs Baldridge Hosts Card Party and Notices
Mrs R J Baldridge entertained guests at her home last evening. Favors at 500 awarded to Miss Ruth Mackamnan Mrs P J Waldron and Mrs Harry Reardon. Thanksgiving appointments used. Waterloo chapter will not meet this week next session Nov 30 in Masonic hall with initiation at 7 30 p m Paid supper ad precede the meeting. Johns church to hold Thanksgiving party at St Inshiny s hall Wednesday evening with dancing and other entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Baldridge
Ruth, Mackamnan
P. J. Waldron
Harry Reardon
E. S
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Church News and Upcoming Religious Activities
Lydia society of First Presbyterian meets at 7 20 p m tomorrow at Miss Mary and Kathryn Coughbry home. Deborah society of First Methodist Episcopal postponed to Navy 30. The Rich Young Man play at Westminster Presbyterian will be repeated Wow 27 and Dec 4. West side churches plan a religious census Sunday afternoon Dec 4. Workers from cooperating churches will call at the hamel for information. Central Christian church sets Thanksgiving union service at 11 30 a m Thursday for west side congregations. Dr Ray Leslie Smith will preach the Revo mon. Offering to Social Welfare. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO A C Willford state president Izaak Walton league leaves tonight for Chicago to attend conference at national headquarters joined by Harry Erwin Grand Junction a late Secrebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Misses Mary
Kathryn Coughbry
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West Side
Hamel
Central Christian Church
Ray Leslie Smith
Grace
M. E. Church
Chicago
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League
National
Harry Erwin
Grand Junction
Secrebury
East Hi-Y Club Meets Tonight
East Hi Y club members gather at 7 30 p m at the YMC with A Lyle Trunnell in charge. S A Cohagan will discuss The Mission of the Y M C A at the Booster club meeting tomorrow night. Dinner at 6 30 p m. open to new members and the fellows who brought them. A Thanksgiving party for older boys is planned for 7 30 p m Wednesday with games contests and pioneer costume prizes. Lions club luncheon moved to noon Wednesday in Black's tearoom due to Thanksgiving.
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YMC
A. Lyle Trunnell
A. Cohagan
Booster Club
Lions Club
Black
Patterns to Obtain Courier Up-to-Date Designs
The Evening Cour ier Waterloo advertises fashion patterns from the fashion department. Send 16 cents per pattern to Waterloo for patterns that allow seams. Orders are filled promptly and should reach customers within 10 days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Peur
New York Bears Take Lead In Pro League
New York Giants swamped the Chicago Nationals 28 to 7 to lead the national pro league while the Chicago Bears moved to second with a 14 to 6 victory over Green Bay. Yesterday’s results also listed Cleveland 22 Providence 0 and Pottsville 8 Duluth 9.
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NEW York Bears
New York
Chicago Nationals
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Bryan's Daubter Expands Public Life Political Life
Mrs. Owen, wife of Major Reginald A. Owen, emerges as a political figure after a narrow 1910 defeat to W. J. Sears by 500 votes in 40 000 ballots. A writer, lecturer, and author since childhood, she is noted for breaking barriers as the South’s leading woman voter and candidate with a broad view of women’s sphere.
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Congress
W. J. Sears
Owen
South
Owen Aleer
Willam Jennings Bryan
Reginald A. Owen
India
Prosaic Numbers Rendered Into Official Names
The text notes the effort to convert plain digits into formal names to ease daily work. It discusses the relief this change brings to workers and the practical impact on routine tasks.
Harris family numbered William aids Thanksgiving potato drive
London on November 21 reports 80 Harris men name themselves William I to V to aid post office sorting. A charity show at the Plaza raises potatoes for needy families with 10 murphies admission, distributed Thanksgiving Eve. Potatoes expected after a statewide potato matinee to Cedar Rapids.
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London
William Harrises
William I
William II
William TH
William IV
William V
William No
Harris
Haymarket
William
Elizabeth
Betsy
Betty
Bess
Plaza
Theatre Management
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cedar Rapids
Local notes and society items from Buchanan area
Local brief mentions A. J. Edelon travels to Missouri for jobbers pre inventory sales. Mr. and Mrs. Pairbanks head to Los Angeles for the winter. A theft report notes a coach stolen from Walnut Street. Buildings are being erected from supplied plans. Francis Thompson returns from Iowa University as a medical student. Cottage prayer meetings announced for Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davidson visiting Sans Souci en route to Mitchell South Dakota for Thanksgiving. Miss Mary Schmidt visits Cleveland mother Elizabeth Schmidt. Town Public Service track work begins to unload coal at the fuel pit. Rev Clinton F Smith to address Kiwanis on Thanksgiving at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs. Clarence Wise to sing with C Albert Scholin. Mrs. Effie Worth files for divorce from Clinton E Worth after seven years alleging cruel treatment. custody sought of minor Gerald H. age 13 and $5 weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawight Davidson
Rockford
W. F. Jeffrey
Mitchell
S. D
Mary
Charlies W. Eby
Clinton F.smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Kwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Clarence Wise
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Roy L. Smith
Snyder
Society
Fae Collins
A. R—E. Ll
Woman’s Club
Antro Nous Club
J. B. Bruner
Alpha Delphian Society
W. Cc
Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary Society
George P. Buchner
P-T. Clib
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Alta Fisher
Woo
AL Woman's Auxiliary
Sir Mark's Emureh
Kiegin
Autti Lett Clib
Gertie Lazenby
L. B
Ployd Cushman
tLodge
Broose Hall
Henry Schotter
V. OG. V. Sigma di
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Luther Richman
Renalda
Rosse
Tt Lodge
Canton the Crescent
Black Hawk
Ausiiliary
Firemen's Hall
Linden Church
College
Von
Eastern Stars
Mrs. Baldridge
Church News
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Navy
East Hi
LIONS
Bryan
Daubter
Harrises
Ames
Town Stata
Cardinal Galid
Kleen-Maid
Alganmg
Qry
Buchanan's
A. J.’ Edelon
Bitelson's
Gt. Legis Mo
Ales
Sae Ae Nue
Besser
Walnut Street
M. B
Cleveland
Osage
Charles City
Alison
Francis Thompson
J. BR. Thompson
Third Avenue -West
Iowa University
J BB. Smith
Black Street
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