Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1927

Page

3

Banquets mark district Disciples of Christ convention

Two banquets for women and men close a one day district convention at Central Christian church. Dr Virgil Dye will speak at both banquets. Women hear Dr Ada Gordon and Mrs Anna Carter. men hear Barton A Johnson. Representatives from 50 churches attend. Theme is Christ Leads On with discussions on United Work challenges stewardship and Pentecostal plans. Luncheon served by General Aid society at noon.

Disciples of Christ Central Christian Church Virgil Dye Bolenge Congo Ada McNeil Gordon India Anna Scott Carter Missouri Gordon W. E. Gordon Iowa Drake University Carter Woman's Missionary Society of Missouri Barton A. Johnson United Christian Missionary Society Lincoln Neb Johnson Omaha United Society Cotner College University of Nebraska United Work General Aid Society

Laura Merfeld and Carl Popes Wed at Greene Church

Laura Merfeld and Carl Popes were married at St Marys Catholic church in Greene Iowa with Rev M J Hogan officiating. Alyine Ruzicka served as bridesmaid and Clyde Merfeld as best man. The couple plans to live on the Merfeld farm after a Wisconsin trip.

Laura Merfeld Carl Popes Greene Church Couric Greene St. Mary’s Catholic Church Carl. Popes M. J Hogan Alyine Ruzicka Clyde Merfeld Matt Merfeld Popes Merfeld Wisconsin

Pastors Family Honored at Supper Program

Friends of First Methodist Episcopal church are invited to the annual church and Sunday school rally on Thursday evening at the church. Picnic and supper will be served at 6 30 p.m. A reception honors Dr J Arthur Young and his family as he begins his fourth year in the pastorate. The Sunday school orchestra will perform and a miscellaneous program follows. Rev O M Yager of First Evangelical church will be the main speaker. The general committee includes Mrs H L Hawk Dr C E Carl and Joe Buck.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Arthur Young O. M. Yager First Evangelical Church H. L. Hawk C.E. Carl Joe Buck

Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters Meet at Hostess Home

Mizpah Circle of King's Daughters will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. C. J. Miller's home with devotional led by Mrs. J. P. Jones. Serving committee includes Mrs. G. W. Brinkman, Mrs. C. L. Sterling, Mrs. A. J. Bunn, Mrs. Mabelle Geist, and Mrs. C. J. Miller. Delegates from Mizpah circle to state convention are Mrs. J. H. Hemmerling and Mrs. J. G. Ralston, October 12 and 13 at Fort Madison.

C. J. Miller Mizpah Circle King’s Daughters J.P. Jones Mmes. G. W. Brinkman A. J. Bunn Mabelle Geist J.H. Hemmerling J. G. Ralston Fort Madison

Miss Hazel Lamm to Wed Virgil Steffen in Ackley

Ackley Oct 11 The marriage of Miss Hazel Lamm and Virgil Steffen will be solemnized Saturday morning at St Marys Catholic church with Rev Thomas Fitzgerald officiating. Miss Norma Shaffer and Will Carroll attend. The couple will travel to Milwaukee to visit her sister Mrs Chester Strahorn after the ceremony.

Courier Special Servicer Ackley Hazel Lamm Virgil Steffen St. Mary's Catholic Church Thomas Fitzgerald Norma Shaffer Iowa Falls Will Carroll Milwaukee Wis Chester Strahorn

Community Club and Church Events Tonight

Civic groups and church auxiliaries schedule dinners, card parties, picnics, and meetings across Mary Melrose chapter D A R H B Lichty Lincoln school Walnut Street Baptist First Methodist Universalist Linden M E parishione Pythian Sisters K of P and more with locations at Memorial hall Westminster church First Presbyterian carpenters hall Sacred Heart Sacred Heart parish hall Mystic Workers and other local halls.

A. A Woman's Club Mary Melrose H. B. Lichty T. A Lincoln School Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday School First Methodist Church Universalist Church Linden M. E. Parsonage Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Memorial Hall Westminster Church Lydia Society First Presbyterian Church Nan Black W. L. B.carpenters’ Hall P. W Fourth Street West Disciples of Christ, District Central Christian Church Woman's Missionary Society First Brethren Church B. of L. E Black Hawk I. O. O Sacred Heart Parish Mystic Workers Waterloo General Aid Society St. Paul's’ Church Disciples of Christ Black’s Tearoom EK. E. G Arnold Zack Masonic J. D. Easton Mooseheart Legion Moose

B and P W Club Plans for State Organization Work

Elizabeth Kenney Iowa federation state president spent weekend at Hotel Fort Des Moines conferring with the state membership committee and four assistants. The state divided into four sections with slogan a club in every county. A Creston club with 5 members organized Oct 7 under Hazel Burns. Coon Rapids club of 12 with Dr Gertrude Collard president and Hamburg club of 24 with Ruby Beasley president. Several groups in progress of organization.

National Organization For Sawas Elizabeth Kenney Waterloo Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Hotel Fort Des Moines Federation Frieda Schuster Grace Stout Council Bluffs Pearl Frazier Keokuk Elia Horner Dubuque Nelle M. Roberts Rockwell City Kenney Miss. Schuster Creston Hazel Burns Coon Rapids Gertrude Collard Hamburg Ruby Beasley

College Gift to PEO Supreme Chapter Tells

Mrs. W. R. Law, president, described PEOs acceptance of Cottey College Nevada Missouri as a gift from founder Virginia Cotty Stockard. The gift depends on raising 200000 from supreme treasury reserve surplus with no deadline. The 276 student college is valued at 350000 and accredited at the University of Missouri.

C. O. Lamson Maxine Russell Lamson W. R. Law Oklahoma City Law P. EB. O Cottey College Nevada Virginia Cottey Stockard Supreme Treasury University of Missour Minnie Crippen C. N. Shane

Miss Vahrenwald Hostess for Hospital Alumnae

Presbyterian Hospital alumni meet at 2 p m tomorrow at Miss Ruth Vahrenwald 863 Fourth Street West. Miss Beulah Simpson and Mrs Naomi Darby assist. After business, cards or sewing and music by pupil nurses of the hospital.

Presbyterian Hospital Ruth Vahrenwald Fourth Street Beulah Simpson Naomi Darby

Lincoln Faculty Dinner at Black's in Cedar Falls

Lincoln school in Cedar Falls hosts a 6:30 p m dinner for 24 guests at Black's tearoom to honor Mr Leslie R Holmes principal. The event precedes a theatre party and includes Mrs Anita Stuart and son Carel from Chicago as weekend guests.

Lincoln School Cedar Falls Black Leslie R. Holmes Holmes Anita Stuart Carel Chicago F. L. Benedict Mrs. Benedict

Miss Darling Heads Nurses Social Club Season

Miss Della Darling of Cedar Falls is announced as president for the 1927 28 season of the Nurses Social Club. Other officers are Miss Anna C Gobell vice president Mrs Ray Tiller secretary and Mrs John Goss treasurer. The club held a luncheon Saturday at the Black Hawk hotel Cedar Falls.

Della Darling Cedar Falls Nurses Anna C. Gobell Ray Tiller John Goss Black Hawk Hotel Cedar

Falls Votes for Nurses Relief Fund Balance

Falls approves using a portion of the city treasury balance for the nurses relief fund. D O V G A R comrades and wives invited to a 12 o'clock Thursday dinner in Memorial hall, arranged by the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. September and October birthdays to be celebrated. Committee includes Mrs. W. H. Bowser, Mrs. J Knapp, Mrs. G C Knapp, and Mrs. George Carroli.

Memorial Hall Daughters of Union W. H. Bowser J. ©. Knapp G. C. Knapp George Carroli

YWCA Enrollment Teams Competing in Campaign

Two YWCA teams led by Mrs. C. R. Rhode and Mrs. Ralph Eickelberg run an enrollment and re enrollment drive through October with weekly reports on Mondays and Thursdays. Points for members and renewals determine progress toward gold stars, while a Blue Triangle league meets Thursday and classes begin tonight.

Young Women’s Christian Association C. R. Rhode Blues Ralph Eickelberg Reds Rhode Mmes Oscar Berry Frank Cisna S. A. Cohagan E. L.corton Charles Eby E.L. Johnson T. F. Kimmel Harry Limbert 5. L. Rummel Ben Wengard D. H. Wick Marie Packard Eickelberg W. H. Ac Blue Triangle League Edwin Boardman A. C. Prime Effie A. Johnson

Mrs Kirk V Gross Honored by P E O Members at Tea

Mrs Kirk V Gross formerly Miss Helen Easley was toasted at tea in Mrs H B Boies home with Chapter 7 P E O members present. Gifts were given and an educational loan grant was announced. A short program featured Betty Young piano selections and a walking rehearsal by several members. Thirty five members attended.

Rs. Kirk V. Gross Helen Easley H. B. Boies H.C. Wilbur C.M. Young Betty. Young Chopin Macfayden W. A. Lane J. J. Miller John Gwynne GC. M. Young

B Natural Club Studies Medieval Music Night

B Natural Music club met at Mrs. GC A Boatman’s home to study Medieval Music led by Mrs. Charles W Eby. Program included Golden Crown sung by Mrs. C J Ness Chorale by Mrs. N C Altland phonograph records of negro spirituals and a vocal Indian Dawn by Miss Mildred Gleason. Next meeting tentatively set for Oct 24 at Mrs. C F Nagle’s home.

Charles W. Eby Natural Music Club GC. A. Boatman Graves-Gantvoort C. J. Ness J. C. Bach N. C. Altland Phonograph Mildred Gleason C. F. Nagle

Hints in beauty care for touring performers

Distressed Mrs James W laments for weight while touring in hotels and trains. An expert urges calorie counting and smart eating, suggesting low calorie meals and occasional fasting, plus hydration. Skin care tips include cucumber juice, elbow massage, and orange juice before breakfast for complexion benefits.

Local church groups plan mid day and afternoon gatherings

Many church auxiliary groups and societies schedule picnics luncheons and meetings for tomorrow including Westminster Workers Macedonian class Walnut Street Baptist woman society and Otterbein guild plus First Presbyterian aided groups and Lydia society at various times and locations across Waterloo Des Moines and nearby communities.

Woman's Auxiliary Westminster Workers Macedonian Class

End Oily Skin With Calonite Powder Ad

Calonite powder rubbed on a wet cloth nightly helps oily skin look fresh and bright. It cleanses pores of dust and dirt, prevents blackheads, and promotes a restful night.

Isabel Crawford Addresses Two Social Meetings

Miss Isabel Crawford, once a missionary to American Indians, spoke at two events yesterday. The First Baptist Church Woman's Society hosted guests from Walnut Street and Burton Avenue churches, with Mrs. D. W. Wick and Mrs. Sam Scott pouring. Twenty-two World Wide Guild girls heard of Crawford's 27 years on the mission field and her world tour, at Mrs. Asquith's home. she will stay through Thursday. The Waterloo Woman's Club tea yesterday, chaired by Mrs. W. E. Cowan, sent favors to Mrs. J. B. Graham and Mrs. W. P. Kerwin. attendees enjoyed piano, a vocal solo, and a reading, with Hallowe'en-themed tea table appointments.

Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church B.L. Rausch Walnut Street Burton Avenue D. W. Wick Sam’ Scott World Wide Guild F. R. Asquith Miss Crawford Mrs. Asquith Waverly Cedar Falls Waterloo Woman's Club W. E Cowan J. B. Graham W. P. Kerwin Ethel Brinkman Arlene Bradley Robert Parrott Dorothy Holmes Hallowe'en

Tea at league headquarters hosts social welfare council

Mrs. George B. Worthen executive secretary of the Red Cross and Miss Anne Denton a welfare league superintendent entertained Council of Social Agencies members at tea yesterday afternoon in league headquarters. The next council meeting is set for Oct. 17.

George B. Worthen The Red Cross Anne Denton Social Welfare League Council of Social Agencies League

Funeral Rites for Mrs F M West in Sumner

The funeral for Mrs. F. M. West, formerly of Sumner, who died at Strawberry Point, will be held Thursday at 2 a.m. at Sumner M. E. Church with Rev. Maxwell officiating. Burial in Union Mound cemetery. She leaves husband and four children Ines Sexton Sumner Dorothy Bovis Oelwein Perry Cedar Rapids Truman Los Angeles Cal. The Wests formerly ran a hotel locally and later at Strawberry Point.

Sumner F. M. West Strawberry Point Sumner M. E Maxwell Strawberry Point Congregational Church Union Mound Truman Los Angeles Cal West

Local I O O F Hall Set for Regular Meeting

The B. of L. E.G. I. A. will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Black Hawk I O O F hall. Mrs. Charles Edwards and committee will serve.

Mystic Waterloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Odes Worth Collection Society B. and Mrs. Law Supreme P. E. O Miss Vahrenwald Y. W Mexico W.E. Debe Fred Debe Leota Devoe J. M. Ostergaard N. N. Ostergaard Sacred Heart Church Miss Darling Ours Thero A. Bldg West High Friendship Club Beth Tracy Girl Reserve Tracy Adult Guidance Council Cedar Rapids Kirk V. Gross Edna Kent Forbes DIET James W Church News Woman's Society of the Walnut Street Baptist Church Warren L. Steeves C.G. Briden Harry Tromanhauser First Baptist Church Des Moines Majer Guild Nancy Trudgian Otterbein Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church H. F. Guyer Highland Circle of Christ Episcopal Church General Aid Society of First United Presbyterian Church B. S. Joyner Trinity American Lutheran Church Ladies’ Guild Otto Reinicke Ben Stapella First Presbyterian Aid Society G A. Morris Frank McDonald C. W. Kline Lydia Society of First. Presbyterian Church Prospect Oey Samara Thana Malina Alexa Isabel Crawford Kayser U.S
Search Courier

Search the Waterloo Evening Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Waterloo Evening Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication