Waterloo Eastern Star Officers and Guests Are Feted
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and their husbands were honored at a 6 30 dinner in Black's with Miss Mary Bibel Dix presiding. A 26 seat table centered by an illuminated Christmas tree featured gifts and speeches before unwrapping. Numerous members and guests attended including Mrs Chickering and Mr Roy Hulett, with piano numbers and a 500 game among attendees.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Bibel Dixon
Charles’ WU
Chickering
Mrs Chickeving
Vend
Roy Hulett
Roy Short
Ralph
Sitony
Peter Daley
Ashley Dunham
Ralph Hickelberg
Homer Clark
Charles Ashwell
God
W.F. Schrag
Emma McFarlane
Loma Griffin
Inez Land
Mabeth Bellis
T. L. Wheeler
Ida Swartz Named Leader Of USWV Women Auxiliary
Mrs Ida Swartz was elected president of the United Spanish War Veterans Women auxiliary for the coming year at Memorial Hall. Officers include Elin Herbsleb, Anna Trimble, Bertha Dwyer, Delian McAllister, Mas Rogenheaver, Fannie Brown, Mary Sorensen, Blanche Miller, Mary Smith, Ida Burrows, and Madonna Burton. Installation with Fred Willier camp set for January in Memorial Hall. events include a Dec 12 bazar and chicken supper and a Dec 16 Christmas party with program for members and families.
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Ida Swartz
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans
Inight
Memorial Hall
Swarts
Elin Herbsleb
Anna Trimble
Bilesmith
Bertha Dwyer
Delian McAllister
Mas Rogenheaver
Fannie Brown
Mary Sorensen
Blanche’ Miller
Mary Smith
Ida Burrows
Madonna Burton
West Teachers Dinner Plans Readings by Cora Bushy
Readings by Cora Mae Bushy and Elizabeth Har will highlight the West High Teachers Association Christmas party. A committee led by Miss Dorothy Martin organized entertainment as fifty members and guests attended the all day thimblebee in Memorial hall to sew for the Dec. 9 fair while officers for Royal Neighbors and Woodmen prepare for dances and parties.
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Cora ‘Mae Bushy
Elizabeth Har
Wear
Associane Pieca
eRalnh
Pronk
Dorothy .Martin
Helen
Easter
Bernadine Stendell
Ferm Gray
Rarph Proik
KR. O
Mrades
Ema Webber
Greene
Mable
Widdel
Memorial Hall
Carrie Leckington
Mary Bartrett
Addie McCormick
Eller Foster
Margaret, Kilgore
Executives Elected by Congs Women to Take Office Jan 1
The First Congregational church women select a new executive staff for the coming year. Officers include Mrs W H Bickley president and Mrs I Ka Wheelock vice president with a slate presented by the nominating committee. New officers will assume duties January 1. Mrs G D Wilcox retires after two years ahead. Cedar Falls speaker Mrs O H Leonard shared impressions of Palestine. Luncheon followed with Christmas colors and greenery.
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First Congregational Church
W. H. Bickley
I. Ka. Wheelock
Rirs
J.D. Easton
I. T. Glenny
George Cranston
Roger Birdsall
Co. P. Shockley
Carl Bavis
BE. G. Miller
H. W. Haniatona
Ralph Hoxie
Willis Johnson
G. D. Wilcox
0. H. Leonard
Cedar Falls
Holy Land
Europe
Palestine
J.B. Ridenour
Becker O E S to Select Officers for Year
Mrs H Trunkey announced annual election of Becker chapter Order of Eastern Star for December 16 with a special session for a large class adoption on December 22 during regular meeting in Masonic temple. Picnic supper at 6:30 drew 175 attendees. six new members initiated.
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H. Trunkey
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Maude Ryan
Edith Brundage
May Harker
Alice Heald
Dental and hair care tips from a past guide
The article offers dental care advice beyond cleaning including myrrh mouthwash tartar removal curetting and tooth powders with citric acid alum and pumice. It also covers shampooing hair with Casaline noting caution with gasoline and suggesting white soap and subtle shine additives.
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Mary Leslie
Baptist Women Elect Officers for New Year
Baptist Women meet at Walnut Street Baptist church to elect officers for the Afd Department during an all day session. Mrs. M. S. Bunnell is reappointed president with a slate including C. EB Bennington as vice president and J. C. McMamnus as executive member at large. The program featured readings, a mission review, and community singing led by J. Thorn SOI.
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Afd
Walnut Street Baptist Church
M. S. Bunnell
C. EB. Bennington
C. Kerber
N. W. Entwisle
RR. EL. Elghmey
J. C. McMamnus
Jarga
C. M. Sherrill
Joseph Margafant
EL EL Holmes
Tom Kimball
Nettie Blenis
White Cross
Olive Tallan
P. HH
Tertigo
I. C. Keiber
Missionary Magazine
Warren Kurriger
Z. S. Tuthill
Fred W Wilcox
J. W. ‘Thorn
Rita Wilkins
Ariel Haskins
Wailaut Street
Church Dinner Meetings Highlight Local Groups
Local church news covers dinners and programs at First Presbyterian and Wailaut Street Baptist where chairs and leaders are named. Performances by Jean Stevenson and others accompany talks, readings, and Christmas observances for Missionary societies and youth groups across Graves Memorial United Brethren St Luke's and St James churches.
Christmas activities fill church parlors and meetings
Wednesday evening events include a holiday colors program and a devotional led by Miss Velma Older. Missionary Maria Kline, ill in India, is improved and $22 is sent as a Christmas gift. Homemakers plan a monthly 6:30 pm picnic in the First Methodist parlors with a 10-cent gift exchange. Graves Memorial and Central Christian church groups hold Friday meetings and a Married Folks class Christmas party at 6:30 pm at GE Wardle’s home.
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Velma Older
Maude — Metas
Morenca Black
Maria Kline
India
First Methodist Church
Central Christian Church
GE. W. Wardle
Hold Lodge Church Are Not Compatible
The district conference of pastors of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America adopts resolutions declaring the church and lodge incompatible. Rev. T Q Toio Locust presented the stance, with Dr. H C Holm Wagle Grove district president adding remarks on pastoral duties and obligations.
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Mason Cuty
Lodge
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
T. Q. Toio
Locust
H. C. Holm
Wagle Grove
Wintry Weather Forecast for Waterloo Area
The state weather bureau predicts wintry conditions for Waterloo with snow and colder temperatures tonight and Friday. A light rain this morning aided melting ice and snow as a seven degree temperature range of 39 to 33 was recorded Wednesday.
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Waterloo
State Bureau
Salvation Army Kettles Set to See Street Start
Des Moines dispatch reports the Salvation Army will place its Christmas kettles on street corners across the state starting tomorrow and continue until Christmas Eve, marking the approach of the holiday season.
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Salvation Army
Des Moines
Army
Health Survey To Be Made In Waterloo By Miss Amy Tapping
Miss Amy Pryor Tapping a field worker for the American Child Health Association of New York will arrive Friday for a three day survey in Waterloo. She will review records of social agencies and city and county health officers to determine birth and death rates disease prevalence poverty and agency activities. She conducts surveys in larger towns to supply data for state and national health officers.
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Amy Pryor Tapping
American Child Health Association
New York
Miss Tapping
Iowa youths named United States health champs
Alice Burkhardt of Audubon county Iowa and George Cushagen of St Paul Ind were chosen health boy and girl of the United States after scores of 95.7 and 7 from a national competition. Alice, 15, 5 ft 5 in 131 pounds, swims tennis and rides, goes to bed at 6:30 pm and rises at 6 am. George, 14, 5 ft 7 in 155 pounds, on basketball baseball and track, helps on a 300 acre farm, sleeps 9:30 pm and wakes at 5 am.
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Chicago
Alice Burkhardt
Audubon County
Iowa
George CushaGen
St. Paul
Ind
Esc
United States
Alice
Arma
George
Molps
Alita
Elks Memorial Address and Local Notices
Broken Tens duplication at Buchanan's ad warns readers. Memorial address by M. F. Kelly for the Elks lodge at Delwe on Sunday. Local notices include travel to Oklahoma City by Mr and Mrs Samuel Shilliam, a railroad official trip to Rochester, Minnesota, funeral attendance for William Kascht, and wills and nurse training updates. Also mentions Mrs ALS Weishaar Jett visiting Emmetsburg, Elizabeth Hollis resuming nursing training in Chicago, and holiday visits and church activities.
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M. F. Kelly
Elks Lodge
Delwe
Samuel Shilliam
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank
Ray
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Illinois Central Railroad
Rochester
Mint
Nicholas Felerspiel
St. Louis
William Kascht
N. Ponsford
Vesay
Minnie
Elizabeth Hollis
AF. Eloilly
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Livestock Show Honors Wide Range of Winners Across Classes
Judges awarded top prizes to several entries as junior and senior divisions celebrated grand champion and reserve honors. Albert Burme of Serontile Neb secured the junior crown while Mrs C Bo Tyzewarchy Duvall claimed a grand champion. University and state colleges dominated the sheep and lamb classes with the University of California and Iowa State taking major champion fat wether prizes.
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Bo ‘Tyezarchy
Duvall
O 'Deacelet
Albert
Purdue University Wins Fat Hampshire Wether Grand Prize
The Oxford champion wether class awarded first prize to a college entry. Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana claimed the fat Hampshire wether grand prize, marking a notable win for the institution amid the regional livestock competition.
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College
Oxford
Hampshire
Baker to Face Trial on McCallsburg Fire Charges
Nevada Iowa report states J P Baker property owner held on three charges in the McCallsburg fire case. Judge Thompson ruled he will stand trial January 11. Three accomplices will also face trial in February.
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Nevada
INS
J. P. Baker
McCallsburg
Thompson
Rifle Club Formed by Local Police and Sheriff
Members of the police and Sheriff's force have formed a rifle club to affiliate with the National Rifle Association. Frank Sanford, chief of police, is president and Sheriff G. M. Cress is secretary. Dec 3. Mason City, Ia.
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Mason Cley
National -Rifle Association
Frank Sanford
Cress i
Water loo Evening Courier pattern offer notice
Public notice from the Waterloo Evening Courier describes sending pattern catalogs to readers. Enclosed is 16 cents for each pattern and orders are filled promptly with an estimated delivery of about 10 days after sending.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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