Community groups announce December events and activities
Miss Louise Palmer of the YWCA releases a busy December schedule. A 6 p.m. December 7 dinner at the association building kicks off a supper and entertainment plan led by Grace Newkirk with a committee including Mrs. George Gnagy and several others. Gym classes split into volleyball teams and a YWCA basketball squad formed by telephone company workers will compete with other teams. a December 34 Christmas party is planned for employed young folks. Candy sales December 17 raise funds for the building. Various clubs, churches, and social circles list dinners, bazaars, pageants, lectures, and programs through Thursday and Thursday evening activities across Fort Worth.
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Louise Palmer
Young Women’s
Chris Han Association
Association
Grace Newkirk
George Gnagy
Elsi Errichson
Mary Bolan
Joanna Bohan
Roberta Hering
Lucile Mcl Quilken
Playlet to Follow Initiatory Service at O E S Meeting
The Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosts a special initiation at 7:30 p m in the Masonic hall followed by a playlet titled The Old Minds Convention produced by the Past Matron's club. A chicken noodle supper is served at 6:30 p m with music by a quartet including Mrs Naery, Mrs Wulett, A A Lohner and T L Wheeler.
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Masonic Hall of
Guild Entertain at Card Party in Philadelphia
St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's church held a benefit card party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Johnson's home. Honors went to Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs. A. E. Jewett, Mrs. Reuben Miller and Mrs. Ivan Powers. The committee listed Mmes. N. A. Gasser, George Harris, W. T. Warwick, A. R. Cesh and Charles Bickley. The next meeting is postponed to December with Mrs. W. R. Sieg hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Guild
BL Mark's Church
Walter Johnson
Ray Brown
A. E. Jewett
Reuben Miller
Ivan Powers
Mmes. N. A. Gasser
George Harris
W.T. Warwick
A. R. Cesh
Charles Bickley
W. R. Sieg
Father and Son Banquet Honor Calvary Church
Seventy five fathers and sons attended a banquet at Calvary Evangelical church led by Rev H J Faust with John Ziegler speaking for the boys and D V Kelly for the fathers. Rev O M Aggy of First Evangelical gave the chief address as community singing and church orchestra music filled the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons
Calvary Evangelical Church
H. J. Faust
John Ziegler
D. V. Kelly
O. M. ¥Aggy
First Evangelical Church
Lensy Bisdorf
Chautauqua Club Debates Past and Present Events
At a public library meeting the Chautauqua club discussed current events and a lesson study. They covered topics from a Pacific stone image discovery to Harriet Reed in Minois as an industrial board arbiter, an editorial on companionate marriage, and wartime and political ferment in Roumania.
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Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
Pacific
Harriet Reed
Minois
Industrial Board
Roumania
Relics and Heirlooms Bazar at Memorial Hall
Relics and antiques will be shown at a bazar in Memorial hall under the auspices of the Helen Gould auxiliary to the United Spanish American War Veterans. Mrs. E. T. White oversees the display with items never shown before in Waterloo. Highlights include a Napoleonic wars chest, a 1772 Russian to German passport, a double barreled rifle, dueling pistols, homespun linens, spinning wheels, pewter, old dishes, pictures, books dating to 1792, and antique Bibles. Open house runs Saturday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. White
Memorial Hall
Helen Gould
Waterloo
White
Russia
Germany
Catherine the Great
Duing
Joe Bowers Hosts Sixth Birthday Party at School
Joe Bowers celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday at 1 p.m. in the Washington Irving school kindergarten rooms. Fifteen classmates and four guests including Dorothy Nagle Gordon Green Jay Freeman Garrie Bowers attended. Mrs. C. F. Nagle and Miss Roma Peterson helped with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bowers
Washington Irving School
Dorothy Nagle
Gordon Green
Jay Freeman
Garrie Bowers
C. F. Nagle
Roma Peterson
Joe
W. A. Bowers
Tips For Golden Hair And Nail Care From Betty Jane
Hints cover keeping blond hair bright using sun exposure and lemon rinses for oily tresses while offering henna and peroxide options. Methods include homemade henna paste, lemon rinse, and baking soda with lemon for blondes. Also notes on nail strengthening with blood circulation and a phosphates remedy, advising doctor consultation.
Committees Named for Bazaar at Grace Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal church women prepare for their annual bazar and chicken pie dinner on Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Dobson is general chairman. The church annex will host booths with needlework candy and wares. Various committee members are listed for Handkerchiefs Parcels Rugs Fancywork Candy and Miscellaneous with Mmes Roy Rook Y Schwartzendruber and others. Supper runs from 5 pm until served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methoist Episcopal Church
W. A. Dobson
Oo. R. Rhode
Henry Broadbent
Charles Ferguson
Roy Lee
H. R. Foster
J. Slickman
E. A. Calkins
Clarence Dewey
H. W. Schultz
Fred Warren
M. J. Flanders
Werner
Ella Watters
Clara Worrell
Etta Bates
John Greidel
Mmes
Roy Rook
Y. Schwartzendruber
Robert Perguson
George Diestelmeier
Candy Mmes
W. J. Wilson
Will A. Lane
Fred J. Miller
Mmes, Jr
Black
L. Whitney
William Greenberg
E. R. Lovell
Gold Leaf Camp Election and Card Party Plans
The Gold Leaf camp of Royal Neighbors will hold an officer election Friday evening at the K of C hall in addition to a 2:30 card party for members with Mrs. L B Jones in charge and refreshments by Mrs Harrickt B Wightman and the committee. Juveniles meet at 5 pm for a picnic supper before the election of officers. In Webster City a secret six month marriage between Miss Louise Schutt and Walter Barnes was announced. the couple wed May 28 with Mrs Barnes employed by Hinson Manufacturing. Card party at the Universalist parish house hosted by the fourth division yielded high scores for Mrs C N Shane in bridge and Mrs E A Torney in 500, with about forty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
L. B. Jones
Harrickt B. Wightman
Louise Schutt
John Schutt
Walter Barnes
Waterloo
Webster City
Barnes
Hinson Manufacturing Company
C. N. Shane
Bridge
E. A. Torney
Universalist
Faith Circle
First Evangelical Church
Ruth Miller
Church Socials Plan Christmas Program Across Local Churches
Church groups met to plan a White Christmas party at United Presbyterian on December 23 and a series of church activities. First Presbyterian, First Congregational, Central Christian, Immanuel Lutheran, Plymouth Congregational, and First Evangelical churches hosted meetings, dinners, and clubs with activities including a father and son program and a Christmas planning session led by various officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wil
J. H. Godtfring Will
Plymouth
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Planned
Eldeen dul will be entertained tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. L. Rausch. T. A. M. Bridge Club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. D. W. Nicholas’s home. Elite circle will gather with Mrs. Ray Webber. Mrs. Roscoe Jannsen hosts Pandora club tomorrow afternoon. Jaeves Trade Club meets tomorrow evening at Mrs. Cc. W. Dewey’s home. Tuesday Luncheon Club was entertained yesterday at Mrs. George Smelser’s home. gifts exchanged. next meeting in January. Marie Gleason hosted Keosauqua Bridge Club last night at Hotel Russell Lamson. dinner at 7 pm. orchid and yellow colors. favors to Mrs. W. E. Steely and Miss Kathryn Gleason. Star Rebekah Club hosted Yelock luncheon yesterday with Mrs. L. A. Danton. Mrs. J. A. Mimson elected president. Mrs. A. G. Pickens secretary. Christmas party planned for December 27. Mya Ida Trask to open her home for the occasion. gift exchange planned. Mrs. Tsalah Van Metre hosted Happy Hour Needlework Club yesterday with guests at Black’s Lea fcots. yellow and white chrysanthemums on table. needlework afternoon. next meeting in January.
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Eldeen
C. L. Rausch
George Selbig
Ray Webber
M. ‘T. Fells
St. John’s School Hall
L. M
George Smelser
Marie Gleason
Keosauqua Bridge Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. E. Steely
Kathryn Gleason
Star Rebekah Club
L. A. Danton
J. A. Mimson
A. G. Pickens
Mya
Ida Trask
Mrs Wright to chair Waterloo Woman's Club lunch
Mrs W C Wright will head the luncheon committee for the Waterloo Woman's Club as members meet between sessions Friday. Assisting are a long list of women including H A Dunkelberg W C Farley D P Gamble A G Kann J N LaBarre and others. The morning program features Mrs F L Marquis on Who Sets the Style and the juvenile department talk by Miss Theresa Feyerelsen with Miss Calle Wieder assisting. Afternoon program covers children's books. Woodmen Circle card party postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wright
Waterloo Woman's Club
Wright
Mines
H. A. Dunkelberg
W. C. Farley
D. P. Gamble
A. G. Kann
J. N. LaBarre
F. D. Ford
M. G. Reeder
G. R. Spensley
D. L. Wood
C. A. Wilimek
F. L. Marquis
Home and Education Department
Theresa Feyerelsen
Public Library
Calle Wieder
H. W. Hallowell
Feyereisen
Gas Meter Short Course at Ames Set for Dec 6 9
The seventh annual Iowa gas meter short course will be held at Iowa State college December 6 to 9 under the engineering extension department and the Mid-West Gas association. RR L Klar of Des Moines Gas Co will lead the program with George Lane supervising meters. Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co of Chicago divides into three sections for shop practice technical work for foremen plant operators and gas manufacturers. Last year 145 men registered and inquiries show a rise this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Special Service
Ames
Iowa Gas Meter
Iowa State College
Engineering Extension Department
Mid-West Gas Association
RR. L. Klar
Des Moines Gas Company
George JA Lane
Peoples Gas Light & Coke, Co
Chicago
Hollow Walnut Tree Center Found After Sale in Traer
Cedar Falls reports the interior of a walnut tree on Twenty-Second street in Traer is nearly hollow after the city sold it to M. T. Worgum for 3100. Worgum plans to sell sections to furniture and gun stock makers.
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Lawn City
Courier
Cedar Falls
Twenty- Second Street
M. T. Worgum
Traer
Worgum
Diphtheria Victim Buried at Brandon
Private funeral services were held in Brandon for Frank Kearns six who died Monday night of diphtheria after a brief illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Mac Kearns northeast of Brandon. Surviving are the parents three sisters Susie Jessie Elizabeth and seven brothers Milo Owen James Herbert. Rev G H Goodrick pastor of Brandon M E church had charge of the funeral.
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Courier
Brancon
Frank Kearns
Mac Kearns
Here
Susie
Jessie
Elizabeth
Milo
Owen
James
Herbert
G. H. Goodrick
Brandon M. E. Church
City in Brief: Iowa Dairy Leader Attends Stock Show
W. W. Marsh, president of Iowa Dairy Separator, leaves for Chicago to attend the International stock show. Mrs. Ray Eggert travels to Pine Castle Florida with a stop in Mansfield to visit a sister. Waterloo public schools second semester begins Jan 3, not Jan 2 as reported. Allen Land moves offices to 611 Sycamore. Lions club luncheon tomorrow at Elks home, guest speaker J. G. Clutterbuck. Henry Gerk returns from Chicago after four months. Charles Elwell injured after collision with a car on Fourth and South streets. Jeffery G. Sullivan files exceptions to a Turner's bootlegging conviction. Big Ten official to speak at American Legion meeting tomorrow. Ice derby ribbons awarded in preliminaries. H Hast Junior High study center event next Saturday features Mac Campbell book Rural Life at the Grass Roads. Sessie runs 5:30 am to noon. County Supt. A. B. Jewett in charge. Miss Mary Ann Rodgers and Miss Fern Wilson leave University Hospital roles for Oklahoma City and Guthrie posts.
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W. W. Marsh
Iowa
Chicago
Ray Eggert
Pine Castle
Fla
Mansfield
Waterloo Public
Allen Land Company
Sycamore Street
Sycamore
Lions Club
Elks Home
Black
J. G. Clutterbuck
Cleveland
Henry Gerk
Laura L. Gerk
Western Avenue
Jeffery G. Sullivan
Fred Turner
Turner
A. G. Reid
Big Ten
Hecker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Hast
H. C. Moeller
Macy Campbell
Grass Roads
F. E. Fuller
Sessie
A. B. Jewett
Mary Ann Rodgers
Fern Wilson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Oklah
Miss Rodgers
Ralph W
Local notices list church events and travel details
Rodgers and her mother from 204 Linden Avenue left for Fort Madison Iowa to visit Miss Wilson and plan a trip to Oklahoma. The notice mentions bake sales at Christ Episcopal parish house and a Friday chicken supper, plus a Trinity Lutheran church chicken dinner on Thursday at 5 pm.
Golden Age Service Held at Plainfield Church
Twelve special guests attended the Golden Age service at the Methodist church in Plainfield Indiana on Sunday. The eldest trio were Mrs. Riley Pierce 80 John Westervelt 86 and Mrs. Sarat Cooper 82. After the service Marjorie Corbett six acting for the Epworth league presented each guest a red carnation. The Epworth league sponsored the service.
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S Courier
Saruich Plainfield
Methodist Church
Riley Pierce
John Westervelt
Sarat Cooper
Marjorie Corbett
Epworth League
Epsworth League
Fathers Sons and Grandsons Dine at Memorial Hall
Fathers, sons and grandsons, the first generation represented by Civil War veterans, attended a father and son banquet sponsored by the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary in Memorial hall last evening. About 75 people including G A R members and Sons of Veterans attended. Decorations were by Mrs John Megelson. program by Mrs Elva N Wannemaker. Notable families included Julius Dennis and his son Earl with grandsons Everett and Dexter, and S A Clark with son George A Clark and grandsons Donald and Richard. A I Snodgrass gave Our Fathers toast. Col Amos Wheat gave Our Sons. Candie fighting service followed, then entertainment in the main hall with addresses by C LeRoy Blair Mason City department commander H G Zeller camp commander and Rev O M Yaggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Sons of Veterans
John Megelson
Elva. N. Wannemaker
Julius Dennis
Earl Dennis
Everett
Dexter
S. A. Clark
George A. Clark
Donald
Richard
Clark
A. I. Snodgrass
Col
Amos Wheat
C. LeRoy Blair
Mason City
H. G. Zeller
O. M. Yaggy
Osage Forms DAR Chapter With Fifteen Members
Osage Ta Nov 30 officers of the chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution organized her chapter with fifteen members and planned initial activities in Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Osage
Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Monday Evening With 15 Are: D Mr Scofeld and Others
Monday evening with 15 are noted including Mr F J Scofeld registrar Miss Clara Whitley vice regent Mrs H Q Hill secretary Mrs Ben Chatman corresponding secretary Mrs Tatu Fay treasurer Miss Fey Bartlett registrar Mrs H J L Wilson historian. Four prospective members await completion of their genealogical papers for qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Scofeld
Clara Whitley
H. Q. Hill
Waterlessening Courics PATTERNS for Courier Patterns
An old notice offers fashion department Waterlooville Courier patterns with 15 cents per pattern. Orders filled as soon as possible, reaching readers within about ten days after payment.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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