Frances Grout School District Hosts Formal Building Acceptance
Officials of Frances Grout school district and Mr and Mrs H W Grout dined with Mr and Mrs Mortimer Cleveland to celebrate the new building ready for use Monday. Mr Cleveland, who designed it, led a tour as the board accepted the structure. a bronze tablet honors the late Frances Grout, the educator for whom the edifice is named.
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Frances Grout
H. W. Grout
Mortimer Cleveland
Cleveland
Grout
Mary Eleanor and
Rhodes Mortimer
Evening Headdresses Shine in English Fashions
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes notes how English women dress for evening. Silver and gold brocade gowns with trains and turbans of maline dominate, with high headpieces and long earrings. Suggestions pair eye color to maline shades, with options for blue, gray, brown, and green eyes, plus lavender for blondes.
First M. E. Church to Get Steam Table Through Bazaar
Ladies' Aid will buy a kitchen steam table from bazar proceeds and cafeteria supper. Net returns are about $200. Mrs. W. H. Beverstock led the event with Mrs. Hattie Eason's committee handling the chicken pie supper. A social hour followed with music by the Sunday school orchestra.
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Ladies' Aid Society
W. H. Beverstock
Hattie Eason
Christmas party notes and club activities in Chautanque park
Social circles report multiple gatherings with hostess Mrs. W. C. Farler in Chautanque park and others at homes of Mrs. Roy Hulett and Mrs. Claude Byerly. Gifts passed among women, luncheon served, and plans for future parties noted. community drives include Perkins Hospital support via Wild Ross club and Woman's Relief corps.
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W. C. Farler
Chautanque Park
A. E. Johnson
Carol Johnson
Goodfellow Christmas Fund
Roy Hulett
el Been Club
M. S. Cornish
C.C
Claude Byerly
Guy Robbin
Earl Byerly
Perkins Hospital
Town City
Wild ‘Ross Club
Woman's Relief Corps
Minnie Walker
Elks’ Hall
Silent Club
John Acuff
Side Talks on Wanting Easy Lives
Ruth Cameron argues that people crave easy circumstances but growth and strength come from hard tasks. She recalls a quote about praying for greater strength rather than easier lives and laments the human longing for comfort over resilience.
Wallace Presides at Meeting of Teachers' Body in Des Moines
S M Wallace principal of west high and president of Iowa State Teachers association in Des Moines for board of directors meeting. New constitution features include territorial redistribution and local unit representation. other board members named with officers and assisting staff listed. Correction notes Lions club endorsing merger and committee setup for Waterloo district unification.
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Wallace
Des Moines
S. M. Wallace
West High
Iowa State Teachers’ ‘Association
Association
James H. Harris
Dubuque
Anna A. Johnson
Fort. Dodge
R. L. Reid
Keokuk
A. W. Crana
Creston
H. Blackmsr
Ottumwa
E. Cc. Lynn
Donnelson
J. W. Studebaker
Waterloo
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Lions and
Kiwanis Clubs
Architects Submit New Hospital Plans Within Days
Plans for Allen Memorial Hospital progress with four architects to submit tentative plans within days. F J Eighmey, business manager, says memberships and ten dollar affiliating fees are attracting support though some letters await replies. The drive aims to launch the project early and start work by spring.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
F. J. Eighmey
Te Association
Eighmey
Sabbath Observance Largely Noted Across Canada Pastor Says
Dr John Robertson Macartney, pastor of First Presbyterian, says Canada shows broader Sabbath observance with no Sunday amusements and regular churchgoers after visiting Toronto. He spoke at Knox Presbyterian, amid praise in Toronto Globe excerpts about sunlit memories guiding a life of service.
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Canada
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Macartney
Knox Presbyterian Church
A. B. Winchester
J. C. Masse
Knox Church
Son Enters Navy Emulating Father Long in Service
Emil A Brun sden of Rockwell City Iowa enlists at the local station to train in San Francisco California following his father who has served in the U S navy since 1912 aboard the Prometheus of the Atlantic fleet The elder Brun sden plans to remain in the navy until 16 years of service for a pension of 62 pounds per month Also enrolled today by Chief W A Nemes are Paul W Wregoner of Oelwein and Beryl G Hooper of Town Falls The three will depart for the western coast tonight Naval reserves have one year ...
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U. S. Navy
Emil A. Brunsden
Rockwell City
San Francisco
Cal
Prometheus
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
W. A. Nemes
Paul W. Wregoner
Oelwein
Beryl G. Hooper
Town Falls
Transfer Options For Reserves To Regular Service
The article states that more to serve on present enrollment may transfer to regular duty for the unexpired portion of their enrollment. They will receive the same pay as in regular service plus 30 days leave. Reserves transferring may choose their station.
No Charge Against Man Who Broke Jug Containing Liquor
Police released John Contoktotis after an investigation found no crime. An officer found a shattered jug and liquor odor from a package he hurled in a dark alley, but the case yielded no tangible evidence for prosecution and Contoktotis was freed.
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John Contoktotis
E. J. Werner
Contokiotis
Contokious
Automobile thief in Oelwein escapes by paying $500 fine
In West Union district court Dr F C Beinl pled guilty to stealing a car from Theodore Miehe of Maynard and paid a $500 fine. Special Agent W S Campbell aided Sheriff Wright who tracked Heini to South Dakota. Townsfolk decry the light punishment for the crime. Also noted: smallpox quarantine lifted at two homes. police alert for a youth named Philip Rice. John Pickard resigns as Great Western railroad shop gate watchman after 73rd birthday. Edith Zummack summoned by death of her grandfather. brief notes on Siamese custom and Venezuelan gambling debt law.
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Oelwein
F. C. Beinl
Theodore Miehe
Maynard
West Union
W. S. Campbell
State Auto Theft Bureau
Wright
South Dakota
Heini
Peiqing
A. BP. Wheeler
John Pickard
Great Western Railroad
Edith Zummack
Littleton
Patterns for sale in Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date all out of accompanying design, fill out the following coupon and send to the Fashion Department, Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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