Linden M church sociable week plans and new members
Linden M church announces weekly activities including seven new members yesterday morning and four more in the evening. Three baptisms occurred with a sacramental service. Attendance rose to 251 from 186 year over year. Various society events and meetings are scheduled through Tuesday and evening programs across multiple clubs and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden M. 5
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Aker
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J.P. Howe
A. N. Girason
Grace M
Epworth League
Robert Kittrell
Carl Speth
B Natural Club Junior Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party
The B Natural Mu sic club's Junior Auxiliary meets at the YWCA Saturday afternoon to plan a Christmas program for Dec 31. Mabryn Murphy Helen Tackman and Marvell Peterson continue on arrangements. Readings and musical pieces are scheduled with Evaene Cowles Frances Ehrig and Marvell Peterson newly welcomed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Mabryn Murphy
Helen Tackman
Maryell Peterson
Louisa Hagerman
Evagene Cowles
Audrey Jane Anderson
Audrey Jane Anderson; Violin. Selection, ‘*‘Humoresque” By Frances Ehrig
Betty Schoel
Alice Wilbur
C. W. Ehr
Eva
Ene Cowles
Frances Ehrig
Marvell Peterson
Glenn E Dee Birthday Party At Thompson Home
A birthday party was given Saturday in honor of Glenn E Dee at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs James Thompson for his eighth birthday. Guests included Keith Thomson Buddy Lubbs Freddie Stricker James Duke Earl Hamilton Garland Narang James Richard Barnum and Robert Nolan Waterman. Gifts were left and a cake trimmed with red rosebuds and candies served by Mrs Walter Dee and Mrs Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Dee
James Thompson
Walter Dee
Thompson
Keith Thomson
Buddy Lubbs
Freddie Stricker
James Duke
Earl Hamilton
Garland Nargang
James
Richard Barnum
Robert
Nolan Waterman
Glenn
Club Notes and Meetings Schedule
Mrs. J. B. Innes hosts Pot Luck club luncheon tomorrow at Black's tea room. Members visit Innes home to play bridge afterward. Star Rebekah club gathers for a one o clock picnic luncheon with Mrs. L. A. Danton tomorrow. Fidelity circle meets all day Wednesday with Mrs. W. F. Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Innes
Black
Innes
Star Rebekah Club
L. A. Danton
Fidelity Circle
W. F. Higgins
Lundt and Shoop Wed in Plymouth Church Minnesota
Miss Laura Lundt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lundt Nashua Iowa married Douglas C Shoop son of Mr and Mrs C Shoop Nashua at Plymouth Congregational church in Minneapolis Thanksgiving day service led by Rev Harry P Dewey. Bride wore midnight blue crepe traveling gown with pink roses in corsage. Attendant Dorothy Strike wore honey satin with violets. Groom attended by his brother Ray Shoop. After December 15 the couple will reside in Chicago with Mrs Lundt and Mrs Shoop hosting visits in Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeing Kocougt
Minneapolis
Mian
Laura Lundt
Blaisdell Avenue
William Lundt
Nashua
Douglas C. Shoop
Chicago
C. Shoop
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harry P. Dewey
Dorothy Strike
Nashus
Christ Church Bazar Plans Advance For December Sale
Officers and circle chairmen finalize plans for the Christ Episcopal church bazar and bake sale set for December 2 and 3 at the parish house. Mrs A J Busby leads the chicken supper committee while Mrs Cecil Bickley presides over guild affairs. Fiends of the circles include Mmes Wenner Parrott and Currie with several gentlemen assisting. Fri wedding notices also include Frank Baker and Selma Boles wed by Rev Bardcastle at Plymouth Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
A. J. Busby
Cecil Bickley
James Parrott
Fred Northey
Guild
Mmes
E. J. Wenner
Anna Parrott
Frank Collard, Jr
Fred Kimball
Mary Currie
Church Group Meetings Schedule This Week
The Faith circle of First Evangelical church meets tomorrow evening in the church parlors for a picnic supper at 7 30 with sandwiches and covered dishes. Westminster Presbyterian Home department gathers Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs. W H Marshall 402 Allen Street with Mrs L C Hemsworth teaching. First United Presbyterian Group four convenes Wednesday at 10 p m at Mrs Charles Alexander 1756 Hawthorne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
Church
Faith Circle of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Marshall
Allen Street
L. C. Hemsworth
First United Presbyterian Church
Charies Alexander
Hawthorne Avenue
Hints in Beauty Care Headaches Report
Advice on recognizing frequent headaches as signs of health issues. Recommends dietary tweaks light meals and salads, gentle tonics, and consulting a doctor about migraine remedies. Suggests locating outside causes like glare from lighting and stresses avoiding overmedication. Encourages staying entertained and maintaining weight with dairy foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Fez
Beener Speiler Engagement Noted In Holiday Party
Mrs. Berner hosts engagement party for Leona Bertha Beener and Sylvester John Gypelcher. Rev. Mochimann to wed them at Trinity American Lutheran Church late December. Guests included Miss Overton Miss Shadger and many Beeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beener
Cottage Street
Leona Bertha
Sylvester John Gypelcher
H. L. Speicher
Newell Street
Berner
Herbert F. Mochimann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Buna End 600
Favors
Miss Beener
East Side
Neubauer & Crowther
Speicher
Austin
Tex
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Charles Beener
Essrs
Mines
Herman Beener
Fred Beener
A. A. Boysé
W. B. Freeman
R. Ho Mumby
Clifford Comstock
Eva Overton
Lila Speicher
Lalla Shauger
Violet Michael
Clarence Speicher
Henry Carson
Edwin Fenne
Carl Ehrke
Edward Eurke
Ceremony Unites Robert Hall and Martha Michael
Pastor reads the marriage at 4 p m in the Hall home for Robert S Hall and Martha Michael. Attendants include J R Vaughan Herbert Shining and Murray c Hal. They plan a home on Third Avenue West after a four course dinner with pink and white table settings. Roberts occupation with U T E Shoe Company and brides ties to Black's Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
J. J. Hall
Logan. Avenue
Hall
Robert S. Hall
Martha Michael
Mulberry Street
The
Arts
J. R. Vaughan
Herbert Shining
Murray c. Hal
Black
Mr. Hall
U. T. E. Shoe Company
Third Avenue West
Waterloo Daily Notes and Local Notices
Local items include visits by Mrs Elma Young and Mrs Gertrude Williams, Thanksgiving travels of Bryan Kepford, and cottage prayer meetings at 206 State street and 132 Rhey street. Stolen 1932 Ford reported by Stephen Brown. Waterloo social visits span Clinton Des Moines and Mechanicville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Young
Gertrude Williams
Clarion
A. B. Kepford
Cedar Heights
Bryan Kepford
Drake University
Des Moines
Frank Hardy
State Street
Roy BE. Lee
Rhey Street
Upton Kepford, Jr
Burlington
Waterloo
Minnie Bartlett
Job. Bartlett
Mr. Pleasant
W. B. Howell
Irving Street
Edward Alvough
Clinton
H. H. Albough
Donald
Mechanicsville
M. Bronson
Why Waterloo Should Support Campaign For Community Fund
A letter argues Waterloo should back the Community Fund as a unified, cost efficient way to support civic organizations. It urges giving generously to benefit all groups from Boy Scouts to the Red Cross and notes youth access to such programs strengthens community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Isi
Salvation Army
Social Welfare League
The
Red Cross
Waterloo Community Fund
Mother's Life Inspires Colored Boy to 40 Sonnets Carne Matri
Boston poet Maxwell Nicy Hayson born 1888 in Washington D C. writes the 40 sonnet sequence Carne Matri in homage to his mother whose life he says was poetry. He reads at First Brethren church and at First Christian church and plans further publication with Harcourt Brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Nicy Hayson
Boston
First Brethren
Maxwell
Nicy Hayson
Mass
Waterloo
Hayson
Washington, D. C
Boston Transcript
Oberlin
Toronto
England
Twentieth Century Magazine
Harcourt, Brace & Co
First Brethren Church
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Frederick Douglass
Booker Washington
California
Bootlegger Arrest Near Salisbury Street
Three men testified they bought moonshine from Virginia Diamond at 204 Salisbury Street. Detectives Crumrine and Davis and Officer Buckley halted them outside her home and she was arrested on bootlegging charges, then released on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Diamond
Negress
Salisbury Street
Hugh Crumrine
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
Iowa State Wins Stock Judging at Bio Cattle Expo
Iowa State College livestock judging team triumphed over all other collegiate teams at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Ohio State and Kansas Agricultural College placed second and third. Ted Besh of Iowa State won the individual contest with 924 points. Other Iowa wins included sheep judging third and crop contest third, with Jennie Turner and Boodie Waggoner finishing top in junior stock raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa State College
Ohio State
Kansas Agricultural College
Town State
Kansas Aggies
University of Nebraska
University of Missouri
Ted Besh
T. H. Christgau
University of Minnesota
E. G. Wertman
Turner
Owa State
Iowa
Iowa State
Boodie Waggoner
DeWitt
Jennie Turner
Harold Justice
Ankeny
Auto License and Boy's Words Bring Parents' Arrest
Mr and Mrs Harold Frisbey of Elk Run were jailed on charges of attempting to steal chickens from farmer Charles Vaughn two miles north and one mile east of St Francis hospital. Vaughn chased a man to a Hudson coach, noted the license, and officers linked it to Frisbey. The 6 year old son Jack claimed riding with his parents before Frisbey hurriedly sped away. Mrs Frisbey is widow of Cecil Primmer killed by her father two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frisbey
Elk Run
H. T. Wagner
Charles Vaughn
St. Francis Hospital
Vaughn
H.T. Wagner
Ralph Davis
Frisbey
Patterns for the Courier up-to-state pattern orders
Instructions to obtain the Waterloo Evening Courier pattern with daslen via the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern and include patterns for seams. Orders should reach within 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daslen
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Popular two piece pattern 5865 for 1927 fall and winter
A fashion pattern description for a two piece model 5865 in sizes 34 to 44 bust. It notes fabric options velveteen satin or mole, underbody mounted skirt, and yardage requirements for lining blouse and skirt plus contrasting facing. Pattern mailed for 15 cents or 15m silver, and request for the seasonal book.
Mrs Roy Rech Improves After Early Morning Shooting
The condition of Mrs Roy Rech, wounded by a bullet while at her mother in law's home, shows improvement after the Sunday morning incident. Police search for the shooter and the car believed linked to the attack remains ongoing as investigators assess whether the shot aimed to frighten residents or injure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byedal Bernice
Mra
Roy Rech
Kach
Esch House
Second Cottage Theft Discovered On Sedgwick Island
Ira Roda Mar reported his summer cottage on Sedgwick Island ransacked with cigars and cigarets stolen. J A Young adjacent found similar loot at his cottage after burglars entered through a window. Detective Emil Steffen noted entry by window. shotgun shells rifle shells and small items taken. Several locals named in notice. three families reported for Waterloo Retail Merchants Association as leaving the city last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Rodamar
Sedgwick Island
J. A. Young
Vermont Street
Rodamar
Emil Steffen
F. M. Dyson
State
G. W. Cain
Brockwell Arms Apartments
Pierce
Almond
Milo Moddy
Commercial
Ralph W. Smith
Black Hawk Red
Earl Shelton
Eleventh East
R. W. van Riter
Hawthorne
George Yarrington
Avalon
P. Peng
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Waterloo Airport talk planned by KOIL radio
Thomas Beasley of Bowen Shields Chemical and Dr. M E O Keefe along with Dr B F Gibbs from the Council Bluffs clinic flew in to discuss how the Waterloo Airport corporation formed and acquired a 120 acre site. They will describe the airport on KOIL 1080 at 9 p m and note plans for an air ambulance service next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beasley
Bowen- Shields Chemical Company
M. £. O'Keefe
B. F. Gibbs
Council Bluffs
Waterloo Airport Corporation
City
Waterloo
KOIL
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Linden Church
Society
W. B. A. Ciy Federation of Women’s Clubs
P. W
Cuy Federation of Women's Clubs
Clira Barton Guild
George Smelser
St. Margaret's Guild
Walter Johnson
Happy Hour Club
Black’searoom
Elkless
Fles Cla
Natural Club
Thompson Home
Robert Nauman
Fauliné Terry
Henry Nauman
Chris Hauser
Terry
L. A
Ethlete
Tommorrow
Elks Club
Minnesota
Christ Church
Frank Baker
Selma Boles
Grand River, In
William Bardcastle
Flymouth Congregational Church
Church News
Leona B. Beener
S. J. Speicher
Robert Hall
Anton John Cecak
Hiberon
Anna Janette Jans
Dysart
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. Conrad
Emma Cecak
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Universalist Church
Pauline Bodell
Brizf
Buchanan's
George Young, Jr
Glarion
Hampton
Helon Hadish
Eagle Grove
F. P
Madish
Bayard
Ricker
Town State Au
Gospel Hall
Western Avenue
Olver G. Smith
Elonise Harmon
Anna T. Adrian
Fremont Street
Harnld Fox
Fox Shoe Store
SL. Louis, Mo
F. P. Berend
Berend
Fred Weitmayer
Williston Avenue
Ed Darby
Magdalene
Dinois
Obie
Will Darby
Iowa City
Richard Abel
St. Luke's Hospital
H. C. Boehmler
Mullan Avenue
William Zunker
Waverly
J. E. Jordan
Christ Episcopal Church
Lares’ Guild
Cor
Episcopal Church
G. W. Wood
W. A. Hendry
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League
Elkader
Walton
Ozark
Ripley
Thomas Niven
Portage, Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Independence Avenue
Fistor Freight
J. R. Macartney
Los Angeles
Cal
Jenny
Hodge
Taylor, JR
Hodge S. Taylor, Jr
Hodge S. Taylor
West Junior High School
Community Chest
Werley
Communit Fund
Betty Henson
Lovejoy Avenue
Pup
Cullen
Weld
Kame City
And
Bate
Aenartens
Veaeenters
Newcomer
George Welsh
Seventh West
Fred Shepherd
Herth
Frank Kephart
Kimball
Kenneth Goodrich
N. Barclay
Radio Tonight
KOL
Howard Stewart
Virgil Jensen
Stewart
Iene
CAL Aubgrea Baking
Urs
Heshey
Drs
Lidy
Unique Cleaners
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