Former Residents Mark 1867 Wedding Anniversary Observances
A historical note recalls Miss Grate Saxe of New York City recounting a global evangelistic trip. She discussed leprosy as a grave civilizational disease, Korea's leper colony and treatment, and the missionaries' 45 000 mile journey with 5 000 conversions. The report also mentions the Beckley-Wkley anniversary, community events, and local club activities.
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E Woulan
Ternoon
Grate Saxe
Newak City
Grealegl
Korex
Imore
Ile al Ané
Korea
Y Miig Saxe
W. WW. Bierdarwolf
Hamer Ladeheaver
Iuger
Miss Saxe
Siam
Misa Saxe
Lecy Leavitt
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday Silicol Workers’ Association
W B A unit appoints Stinson as commander in Moosehall
Mrs. Fanny Stinson named commander of the Wo BA unit at Moosehall’s annual election on Wednesday evening. Other officers include Mrs. Anna Sandhurs as lieutenant commander, Mrs. Blanche Miller as lady aimes, Mrs. Hanna Heppner as past commander, Liz a Porterfield chaplain, Esther Beckwith record keeper, and Mrs. Anna Roderick finance keeper. Remaining officers to be appointed at next meeting.
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Kruny Stinson
Wo BA
Moosehall
Anna Sandhurs
Blanche Miller
Pairms
Hanna Heppner
Liza Porterfield
Esther Beckwith
Anna Roderick
Jo MecClintick
T. Mullen
Airs
U. Wayne
Dedicatory Programs At Local Women’s Groups Noted
Several dedicatory services and ceremonies were held as Girls Employed in Homes prepared a dedicatory program led by Miss Nellie Hrawn. The Blue Triangle club and YWCA hosted recognition and games. OES and related groups planned initiatory services and a Christmas themed supper with officers to be elected December 17.
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WLCA
Nellie Hrawn
Businese Girls’ Department
Miss Brown
Clara Hansen
Minia Wuntzinger
Huldut Klu
W. C. A. and
Friendship Clubs
East and West
Edna Steego
Wilma Hey
Elup
W. Kirkpatrick
Ot. Us. McManus
Gail Wilbur
Edna George
Health Education Department
O.S
Becker
O. EH. S
Masonic Temple
C. W. Knoop
J. Cabb
Loren J. Berry
Mildred Rector
Waterloo
Club Notes From Local Social Evening Gatherings
Ace of club members visited Mrs. Vere Jasperson Wednesday evening. Favors totaling 500 went to Mrs. Z C Madsen and Larry Hertzog. Mrs. James Larsen helped serve. Scores in 500 were awarded to Mrs. William Hitchins and Mrs. Carl Erickson. Mrs. C R V Bassarear hosted Triple Four Club with Mrs. Dan ONeill and Mrs. Merie Lalue guests. Mrs. J O Maize led a 1 o'clock luncheon and Christmas party for SN G O celub. Exchange of gifts occurred and 500 played with prizes to Mrs. Maize and Mrs AL AL Stile.
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Ace
Vere Jasperson
Cedar Pn
Z. ¢. Madsen
Larry Hertzog
James Larsen
William Hitchins
Carl Erickson
C. R. V. Bassarear
Dan O'Neill
Merie Lalue
7. O. Maize
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Malze
Public shaming of children in discipline debate
A column discusses when public shaming of a child by a parent may be fair to curb faults. It notes mothers who shame in front of others risk resentment, while public opinion can sometimes aid correction. The piece weighs boundaries, risk of cruelty, and moments when exposure may yield lasting reform.
Church Programs Highlight Women’s Society Activities
Church women across denominations held programs and meetings this week. United Presbyterian hosted messages from India. Grace Methodist elected officers. Women of Grace plan an all-day meeting. St Luke’s English Lutheran, Christ Episcopal, and Central Christian noted joint gatherings with musical numbers and service. An annual bazaar at Christ Episcopal is planned, with preparations and a parish hall sale.
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India
Mauary Society
United Presbyterian Church
J. B. Young
Youn
Wallace
Susan French
McCres
J. A. Bush
Katharyn Ferry
Women of Grace Methodist Church
George DeWald
Thomas Treganzx
Burr McCord
St. Luke's English Lutheran Missionary Society
A. D. Snodgrass
Chesterman
Aunene Newcomer
Desate
Woman's Missionar
Chris+! litn
Callie Cline
Central Christian Church
J. BE. Ray
John Ray
Ada Hudson
J. L. G .Trdson
Alma
G. W. Chester
Women's Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
Funeral Services for Cleo Gardiner Held at Parkersburg
Parkersburg funeral services were held for Cleo Gardiner aged 18, killed in Sioux City Monday night. The rites were conducted at his mother Grace Gardiner’s home and burial will be in Oak cemetery beside his father. He leaves a brother and two sisters.
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Grace Gardiner
Cleo Gardiner
Sioux City
Oyk Tele
Sage
Sur Young Gardiner
Oarakivoid
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Sheen
Bandits Rob Cedar Rapids Station
A night robbery occurred at a Cedar Rapids station where four bandits described as about two years old forced entry and escaped with valuables. The crowded area contained automobiles during the incident and Spurrier the clerk was reportedly involved.
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Bandits
Cedar Rapids
Tanite Rapids
Ber
Spurrier
Sya
Beauty Rules and Home Tips From A Bygone Page
A dated beauty guide urges self care through simple routines, stressing cleanliness, brushing, and minimal makeup. It promotes rapid 16 minute daily treatments, skin and hair care, and modest fashion advice while warning against vanity and encouraging polite demeanor.
Four youths enlist for army service in local recruiting drive
Four young men from Waterloo Newton and Green Castle join the army for a year with the Fourteenth Cavalry stationed at Des Moines. Recruiter Sgt. Y C Greenup says vacancies exist in infantry field artillery and quartermaster units of the eighty third area. Applications for adjusted compensation must be filed before January 1. Recruiting station hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
Wornbb Moines
Watertag
Louis Ie. Rosenkrans
Phantaus I. Phornferry
Waterloo
Joe Bulon
Newton
Quaude Steele
Greencastle
Sergt
Lafayette
P.m. Dai
Uncle Wiggily's Big Jump in the Dark Cage
The Pax seeks food and raps on the Wolf's dismal cage door. The Wolf, hungry and cross, demands breakfast before considering an offer, while the Pax insists on something fat as the exchange unfolds.
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Pax
Fox and Wolf plot to trick Uncle Wigetily for a jump
A fox and a wolf scheme to lure a hungry rabbit into a jumping challenge at Uncle Wigetily’s hollow stump. The fox pretends friendship while plotting to pepper the rabbit’s jumping shoes and trap him. The rabbit senses danger but is entangled in the ruse.
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Fox
Lister
Slater
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Entlenan
Omy House
Tia Fox
Hungarow
Mr. Longnar
Jaime
Uncle Wigetty
Snow Storm Hits Waterloo With Mixed Precipitation
A storm brought snow rain and sleet to Waterloo this morning with light to moderate snowfall until noon. Roads grew slick and ice formed while a Nebraska-origin storm loomed, with forecast calling for rain or snow and strong winds tonight and a chilly Friday. Temperatures hovered around a 39 degree high yesterday.
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Waterloo
Nebraska
Maxhim
Boxcar Society Holds Officers Election
Boxcar Society named new leadership last night at Memorial Trail. Officers include Ralph Steninger chef de train, AncEs LaBarre commissaire intendante, Karl West correspondent, and Marlin Staiman conducteur, with guards and other roles listed among Cedar Falls and Waterton members.
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Hudson
Black Treek
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Knee Pants Legger Fined in Wisconsin Peddling Case
In Fikhorn Wisconsin on December 4 Judge Roscoe Lace presided over a juvenile peddling case. A 14 year old boy pleaded guilty and received a 508 dollar fine. The boy's father FL Lembke faced a separate fine of 1090 dollars.
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Fikhorn
Wis
Roscoe Lace
FL Lembke
Junior Crossword Puzzle Edition Headline
Puzzle page note references a junior crossword puzzle. It mentions an answer section and a recap of yesterday’s clues. The item presents a light, brief instruction style typical of school or community newspaper puzzles.
Blake Seeks Law to Elect County Education Board
A proposal urges voters to elect the county education board. It envisions county residents choosing members who would appoint a county superintendent and oversee all schools, with the board seeking to reduce expenses and centralize supervision.
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Blake
Gity in Brief econ rol 3
Adan president of Adowsy Paper leaves on short business trip to Duluth Minnesota. A patrolman reports a 1914 Bard found on Sixth Street near Water Street without plate or ID. Several business and legal items touch Harold Williams, Harold Raphue, and local meetings. A county road cost and levy details at seven miles of highway appear in this brief.
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Adan
Adowsy Paper Company
Gratar
Duluth
Mian
Sixth Street
Water Street
Ion End
Muatteleo
Ehanpen
GB & S
Harold WalHams
Sete
Oweamis
Roof Fires Run Through Charlow City Area
Roof fires are prevalent as the Charlow City fire department responds to multiple blazes. The Torrence Printing Co plant and several other structures are reported damaged, with large buildings spared from total destruction. Local efforts continue to control the incidents.
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Charlow City
Torrence Printing Company
J. A. Goodenbony Matiiae
Wiltany Pox Tesidenca
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Parliamentary Law
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Witterloo
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