Miss Anita Cobb to Wed Theodore Crawford Tomorrow
Miss Anita Cobb daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie M Cobb of 1010 Bluff street will marry Theodore R Crawford son of Mr and Mrs T EB Crawford of Clarksville Iowa in Ilami tomorrow at the home of her parents Rev WY Fuller will perform the ceremony in the presence of about 35 relatives and friends A pink silk dress with a carna tion banquet flowers Pauline Laylin will be bridesmaid Leland Cobb brother of the bride is best man The couple plan a Thanksgiving dinner after the ceremony and a December to Clarksville to visit Crawford's parents They will reside at 218 12 Hammond avenue A surprise gift party honored the bride yesterday Attending included friends and relatives from Cedar Falls and Clarksville The couple will honeymoon in Clarksville then return to their home later in December The article also notes upcoming local social events at St John's Hall Crazy sociable Linten M E church K of C hall and Unity Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Cobb
Leslie M. Cobb
Bluff Street
Ilami
Theodore R. Crawford
T. EB. Crawford
Clarksville
Leland Cobb
Crawford
Hammond Avenue
Out-of-Town Folk to Spend Thanksgiving in Cascaden Home
Mr and Mrs George Young and children of Sioux City Ia and Miss Caroline Cascaden teaching at Milford Jr will arrive tonight to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Thomas Cascaden at 1022 Fourth Street West Three covers at the holiday dinner tomorrow are laid for the above guests and for Mr and Mrs B J Lambert and family of Iowa City L J Mitchell Chicago and Miss Lucy Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Sioux City
Caroline Cascaden
Milford, Jr
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street West
Cascaden
B. J. Lambert
Towa City
L. J. Mitchell
Chicago
Lucy Leavitt
Thanksgiving Card Party At Wilcox Home
Mr and Mrs A O Wilcox hosted a Thanksgiving card party at their home with three tables of 500 last night. Favors went to Mr and Mrs K K Kynes and Mrs A W Meinert. Guests included Mr and Mrs H P Mathes and others. Edna Bell hosted eight friends from A New Memorial Hospital at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilcox
K. K. Kynes
A. W. Meinert
H. P. Mathes
W. Heald
J. L. Briden
Mr. Meinert
Edna Bell
Anew Memorial Hospital
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Miss Ruth Stoner entertained G Y M club members Monday evening at her home. Miss Helen Enfield joined as a new member. G FP club to meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. W R Jameson’s home. Mrs Phil Lucas hosted a luncheon yesterday afternoon for her birthday club all at private residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stoner
G. Y. M. Club
Helen Enfield
G. FP
Phil Lucas
Lutheran Missionary Society
E. M. Boenecke
Thanksgiving program and club activities at East High
The East High Friendship club hosted a Thanksgiving program at its regular meeting led by advisor Elizabeth Harris with Irma Eickelberg and Margaret Miller. Marjorie Comfort sang, Demarius Sotiner read Thanksgiving, and Irma Eickelberg recounted observances. 53 attendees later joined a club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Friendship Club
Erna Prizler
Elizabeth Harris
Margaret Miller
Irma Eickelberg
Marcela Parker
Marjorie Comfort
Jerieho Bob
Demarius Sotiner
Margaret Moris
Gitchie Gentie
Inspector Praises Auxiliary Work and Bazar Plans Ready
Mrs Lola Harmon Iowa City division inspector la s h evening conducted annual inspection of the auxiliary to the Sons of Union veterans of the Civil War In Memorial hall and praised their work About 35 members of camp and auxiliary were present including 10 sons and one G A R veteran B D F Merriman is general chairman for the bazar to be held Saturday in Memorial hall with committees for fancywork candies bake sale country store novelties and other events A la carte dinner service is planned at noon and 5 pm in charge of R W Chadwick Card party at 2 30 with bridge and 600 led by Eva Wannamaker and refreshments by V Knapp My carnival dance to be held in the evening led by R F Snodgrass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Harmon
Iowa City
Sons of Union Veteras
Memorial Hall
Prauc
Harmon
Blark
Rbs
Merriman
Fancywerk
John Meggison
HG. Zeller
John Stallman
George Sherrill
George Carpenter
Arthur
R. W.W. Chadwick
Bridge
Eva Wannamaker
V. ©. Knapp
R. F. Snodgrass
Philpot Delivers Talk at Water-Temprance Thanksgiving
Mrs. Mary Jane Philpot county president was principal speaker at the Water-Joo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Thanksgiving program held at the W W OC A building. She spoke on gratitude and women leading temperance work. devotions, duets, solos, and season-appropriate talks followed by brief tributes from multiple local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Philpot
Awfual
Water- Joo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
F. J. Elgamey
J. W. St. John
C. C. Chesterman
Grace Feeley
Ben Waterfield
J. A. Billings
L. J. Aldriel
Peter Woodring
F. Fy, Yapp
H. J. Hemmerling
Margaret Moore
Ida Mitchell
L. E. Park
Mary Fifield
C. N. Clark
Amanda Riekert
Hints on beauty care and restrained decoration
A vintage column advises minimal adornment to enhance beauty, warning against flashy jewelry and overly ornate earrings. It promotes simplicity, choosing decorations to accentuate color and cut, and mentions practical hair removal and basic cosmetics as safer, understated options.
Christmas Seals Are Here for Friday Sale
Samples of the 1927 Christmas seal received by Mrs. Sam Frank, Waterloo chairwoman, show Santa in a sleigh drawn by four reindeer. The design promotes tuberculosis prevention with the emblem of the International Union against TB. Waterloo seal sale starts Friday November 25 under the Civic department of the Waterloo Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Frank
Waterloo
Santa Claus
World Wide Movement For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
International Union Against Tuberculosis
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Towa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Omaha
Chicago
Waterloo Woman's Club
Prank
Anniversary Dinner for Four Couples at Venter Home
Four families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Venter’s home for a combined anniversary dinner. Celebrations marked the twelfth wedding anniversary for the Venters, the eighth for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colby, the twentieth for Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown, and the twelfth for Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Trudgian. Gifts were exchanged and a large cake served as the centerpiece while congratulation cards were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Venter
Mrs Venter
Arthur Colby
Benjamin Brown
A. c. Trudgian
Imogene Fowler Honored At Dinner Before Her Wedding
A 6:30 dinner at Mrs. 0 M Henninger’s home honored Miss Imogene Fowler who is to wed Victor Bender of Chicago tomorrow. Guests included Miss Ada Adams Mrs W W Stark and others. Music accompanied the evening as Fowler received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Adams
Church News Highlights From Local Auxiliaries and Meetings
A church note shows the Woman's auxiliary at St. Mark's Episcopal meeting at Mrs. C F Klegin hall resulted in six scrapbooks for a Christmas donation to Jowr City children's hospital. Linden Ladies' Aid and Calvary Evangelical Church groups held gatherings with quilts, cakes, tea, and fund-raising, while evangelist Clarence Anderson opened spring gospel meetings at Union Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C.F. Klegin
Children's Hospital
Jowr City
Clarence Anderson
Union Congregational Church
Chautauqua Club Studies Early U S History
The Chautauqua club yesterday at Library West studied early U S history, focusing on Adams era tensions with France, Federalist vs Democrat views, and the modified message to Congress. Discussion covered the mud-stinging paper The Porcupine, alien and sedition laws, and current events topics including immigration and Iowa history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chautauqua Club
Library West
John Adams
France
Adams
Congress
Cobbett
Towa
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater
The article presents a Sunday School lesson by Rev. P L B Fitzwater D D dean at Moody Bible Institute Chicago focusing on religious instruction. It highlights teaching aims and scriptural emphasis with historical context from a 1926 West ar newspaper union publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plb. Fitzwater
DB. D
Moody Hibla Institute of Chicago
Westar Newspaper Union
All Scout Troops to Meet Monday in City
All 22 scout troops will resume meetings next Monday after a temporary suspension while school boards agreed on using school buildings as meeting places. Meetings end promptly at 8 50 p m. in buildings with games scouts must wear rubber or tennis shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Dury
Court Hears Suit to Rescind Residence Sale at 622 Fourth St
Civil action before Judge G W Wood seeks rescission of the 1919 sale of the residence at 622 Fourth Street West to Emma J Miller. Howrey sold via B J Howrey bank president now in California. Miller paid 3000 cash and gave a 3500 mortgage to the Waterloo Bank & Trust. Receiver intervenes to foreclose the mortgage. O B Courtright represents the receiver. J W Arbuckle represents Howrey couple. Wilson Worthen and Leonard Weiss for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Fourth Street West
Emma J. Miller
B. J. Howrey
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
California
O. B. Courtwright
J. W. Arbuckle
Artist to Wed Miss Elsie Littleton Lindsey
Richmond Virginia reports the engagement and upcoming wedding of artist Miss Elsie Littleton Lindsey to John Akin Branch son of banker John Kerr Branch. Lindsey has shown sculpture in Rome and studied in Paris and Rome. Branch served as a liaison officer with the French army in World War I and is a member of a Richmond banking firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Elsie Littleton Lindsey
John Akin Branch
John Kerr Branch
Lindsey
Rome
Paris
4& Richmond Banking House
Worship That Pleases God in Isaiah One
Lesson for November 27 outlines Isaiah One with themes of worship and true devotion. It contrasts formal rites with inner righteousness, detailing moral decay, divine chastisement, and the path to cleansing through repentance and justice, ending with a conditional promise of mercy.
Thanksgiving Day Fair Weather Beckons Waterloo
Waterloo awaits a Thanksgiving holiday with generally fair weather and rising temperatures. Public services are planned across churches in the city, with multiple union and denominational services. Catholic mass and Protestant services are scheduled, and colleges send students home for the feast as football games and local entertainment follow the day of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Central Christian Church
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
F. H. Shedd
Eassle Park
Northminster
Christ Episcopal Church
E. B. Mounsey
Trinity American Lutheran Church
K. F. Herbert Moehrmann
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Immanuel
A. H. Semmann
Sacred Heart
St. Joseph’s
St John’s
St. Mary's
Wallace Athletic Field
West High
Cornell College
East High
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Orange and Black
Holiday Excursions Offer Low Rates For Family Trips
East High players accompany two special cars on the Rock Bland as families plan final pleasure tours over highways. Railroads entice with low holiday excursion rates amid expectations of good weather and smooth roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Broken lens advertisement and city notices in Dubuque paper
The notice list covers a broken lens duplicate at Buchanan's, bus schedule changes at Allen Memorial hospital, theft reports from Leonard Carl and L. Darling, and a 1926 Essex stolen plate. It also notes Mrs. Gertrude Stolp’s hospital discharge, a Waterloo Advertising club meeting cancellation, mortgage filings, surgeries, travel plans, and local business operations including street repairs and M G A hours. A rummage sale is listed for 310 W 4th St with a turkey dinner and Black’s Tea Room reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial Hospital
M. B. Burke
Dubuque
Dinois
Central Railway
Leonard Carl
Center Street
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
L. £. Darling
Wellington Street
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Gertrude Stolp
Fifth Street
Waterloo Advertising Club
Black
Harry E. Kilester
Eva Brebner
S. A. Gohagan
Y" Star
M. GC. A
Carl Han Sen
Robert Easley
W. 4Th St
Black's Tea Room
Seventeen Men Get Honors at T. C. Banquet for Grid Squad
Cedar Falls November 23 Seventeen football players at Teachers College were honored at a banquet last night. Recipients included retiring captain Chauncey Welch Redwood Minnesota captain-elect Gale Orr Cedar Falls and teammates from cities such as Marshalltown Cresco Washington Des Moines Sioux City and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Epsviat
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Chauncey Welch
Redwood
Minn
Gale Orr
Petergon
Marshalltown
Pedersen
Cresco
Harry Macon
Washington
Louis Orr
Cooper
Sac City
Stevens
Decorah
Boyce
Des Moines
Peter Grochowski
Sioux City
Burley
Harris
T. C. Men Will Attend Vespers
About 550 men students from Teachers College will attend vesper services as a unit at College Hill Community Church Sunday. The drive aims to foster unity and campus worship among male students at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
College Hill
Landscape Your Lawn and Shrub Planting Guide Offer
Landscape your lawn with evergreens and flowering shrubs from Sherman Nursery. They promote growingselect specimen shrubs and trees for landscaping plus hardy fruit trees. Request their Guide to Landscape Gardening and a New Pink Spirea sample by sending stamps or coin. books mailed immediately and spirea sent at planting time next spring from Sherman Nursery, 00 Nursery Ave, Charles City, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Sherman Nursery Co
Nursery Ave
Charles City
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Crawford-Cobb
Miss Cobb
Mr. Crawford
Doe Kress
B. Getty
Kress
Cobb
Charles Collins
J. W. Whiteside
Grace, Barlow
Frances Barlow
Mary Nichols Andson
Hervey
Estelin Draper
Alma Walters
Toby Judson
Mayme Clark
Wilbur Ewall
Vivinn
James Lange
W. F. Miller
Henry Shott
Geneva Dolan
Raymond Collins
Joseph Kress
James Kress
Louis Kress
West High School
Sehool
Clarksville High School
Corn Belt Business College
Midcontinental Company
Society
St. John's Hall
Crazy Sociable
Linten M. E Church
Reng of Columbus Dance
Cg, Hall
Unity Center
O. A. Wilcox
Friendship Club
K. K. Lynes
Len Bryant
Pythian Sisters
Fieers
K. of Phal
Milton Weidman
Stess
L. B. C. E. Club
Bunco Favors
Fay Harvey
Lawrence Trainor
Lloyd ‘Willer
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Imogene Fowler
Alcott School
Parent-Teacher Association
W. W. Stark
Parent-Teacher Council
Grace A. E. Church
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Goldie Cook
Lafayette Building
Esther Schmidt
Maxine Leckington
Edgar Rodeffer
Greeley
Colo
Wlgla
Child Conservation League
Church News
Linden Ladies’ Aid Society
John
Uberchair
eMireh
Uker
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Calvary Evangelical Church
Cludes
Chantal
Mosey
Isaiah
Yaziah
Jothan
Ahaz
Hezekiah
Messiah
Judah
Israel
Buchanen's
Edward H. Bickley
University of Town
Dri
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street
WW. L. Bartling
Williston Avenue
Bartling
Forman Banks
Thomas Prince
Kilomey
Fred
Minnie Ellis
Barclay Street North
Tlinois Central
Water Street
Wich
Plete
Duceesses
Classified Advertising Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
T. C
SOO Commenciar Sr Deere
Dees
Evening Courier
Fons
Hosa Teereces
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