YWCA Housewarming Honors Waterloo School Workers
Waterloo schools and families are honored at a general housewarming for the new YWCA. Librarians teachers and officers will attend with entertainment arranged by Mrs Zellhoefer and Miss Nab Black. Groupdedicated programs feature songs and readings by local students, with refreshments and future Sunday activities planned through the holidays.
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Waterloo
V. A. Zellhoefer
Nab Black
Langlas
Zellhoefer
Nan Black
Lil- Iian Rohweder
Biaurhe Weyers
East
Nettie Mc
Alcott
Central
Edison
Emerson
John Fiske
Grant
Hawthorne
Washington Irving
Kingsley
Lafayette
Lincoln
Lowell
Mesias
Loose- Yvelt
Washington
Whittler
FR. Sgt
Girl Reserve Department
Eme@raon school
Whittier
Secord
Naneen Davis
Grace Ulstemeyer
Thea
Walnut Street Women Elect Officers at Meeting
At Walnut Street parish church the women’s society held an all day election of officers. Mrs Bunnell chosen president and Mrs Ketbar vice president, with recording secretary Mrs Glockner and corresponding secretary Mrs Tuthill. Other officers named include Mrs McManus executive member at large and chairmen for several departments. Community singing led by Mrs Bunnell, lunch served, and devotionals led by Mrs Lamb.
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W Omen's Society of
Walnut Street
Bunnell
Cshosen
Rs. R. MacDonald
Menlanus
Japan
F. B. Lamb
CG. I. Wright
St Marys Players Present Kempy at Parish Hall
St Marys Dramatic club will stage Kempy a three act comedy at St Marys school auditorium Sunday evening at 8 cast list includes Dad Bence Aloysius Lasche Ma Bence Mary Frost Ruth Bence Mary Welbes Jana Wade Georgia Beal Kate Bence Agnes Kopel Ben Wade Henry Hofer Kempy James Joseph Hacker and Duke Merri The plot centers on Kate Bence who marries Kempy the plumber Duke Merrill exposes discrepancies leading to an annulment and Kate agrees to dissolve the marriage A AA UW December meeting features Mae Howall hostesses alumnae from Columbia Des Moines Otterbach Ohio Oberlin and more with Balkan Turkey program a piano piece and a one act play rehearsal
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St. Mary's
Kempy
St. Mary's School
Simdsay
Dad Bence
Aloysius Lasche
Ma ‘Bence
Mary Frost
Ruth Bence
Mary Welbes
Jana Wade
Georgia Beal
Kate Bence
Agnes Kopel
Ben Wade
Henry Hofer
Kempy James
Joseph Hacker
Duke Merri Sylvester Lasche
Dad Banes
Kate
Duke Merrill
Kata Aml Kempy
Mae Howall
American Association of University Women
Columbia University
Des Moines University
Otterbach College
Ohio University
Oberlin College
Balkans
Turkey
Reed Morse
Virginia Troup
Quintero Brothers
Marian Copley DePasar
Sunday School Workers Dinner At First Presbyterian Church
About thirty attended the Friday evening dinner served by Harmony class members. J D Liffring presided at the business meeting with reports from various departments and committees. The annual mother daughter banquet is planned for next Saturday. the Sunday school will aid the school of missions at the start of the new year. Grace Saxe of New York City spoke on her recent evangelistic world trip. Mary E Pratt, a missionary in India for 30 years, was a featured guest.
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Amiss
Mary E. Pratt
India
Colorful dustpans and the modern kitchen studio
A nostalgic piece notes pink white blue and yellow dustpans spark beauty in a shop display. It argues kitchen design now treats the room as a studio with color schemes, light, white sinks, linoleum patterns, curtains, and well chosen utensils reflecting a shift from beamed farm kitchens to stylish city ones.
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Jane
Tao Saryng 10 Pyra
Morine
Noone
Ming
Auxiliary Officers for 1925 Chosen by B of R T
A social hour and oyster supper followed annual election of officers in Iremen's hall Thursday evening. New officers include Mrs. Tomena Yeeple president and Mrs. SteHa Bahm vice president. Also elected were Mrs. Gail Fox secretary, Mrs. Anna Whitmore treasurer, Mrs. Maude Vetter chaplain, Mrs. Delia Bush conductress, Mrs. Delores Oliver warden, Mrs. Maude White inner guard, Mrs. Volua Morgan outer guard, and Mrs. Nettie Waskins legislative representative. Mrs. Blancha Mulray named delegate to the national convention in Mian, Fi. May.
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L. A
Iremen
Osiwein
Tomena Yeeple
Atrs
SteHa Bahm
Gail Fox
Mra
Anna Whitmore
Maude Vetter
Delia Bush
Delores Oliver
Maude
White
Volua Morgan
Nettie Waskins
Blancha Mulray
Mian
Fila
Club Notes From a Busy Social Afternoon
A series of card games and luncheons filled Thursday afternoon with Merry Social club at Mrs. Elwin Heather shaw s home. Poinsettias and favors marked a festive mood as Mrs. Lloyd Nabb and Mrs. Hess Heathershaw received tokens. Nabb was a guest. Riverside Drive club met at Mrs. Daly s home with Mrs. E Brown welcomed into membership. seven attendees shared a two course luncheon. At Black s, U and I club gathered for a luncheon and three tables of bridge, with Mrs. R R Francis winning favors and Mrs. Harold Fox as guest. The P O P club held its annual Christmas party with gift exchange. Later, Mrs. A Q Vetter hosted cards after lunch, awarding favors to Mrs. Da Merriman and Mrs. Georgia rsa. Octagon club members played cards with Mrs. King Beal, Mrs. George Krueger and Mrs. Victor Foster recognizing winners. Mrs. Carl Bingham attended as a visitor. Harmonizing Ning met with Mrs. Charles Reed and Mrs. C G E B Shiek earned the top 500 score. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed, with Mrs. Leland Shoat visiting. C M W clubwomen visited Mrs. Anna Armstrong for tea, assisted by Mrs. Edna Benson and Mrs. Sarah Dietz. Double Five club enjoyed a 590 session with Mrs. Milo Baldwin hosting. favors went to Mrs. Herbert Gilley while Mrs. Nis Gray and Mrs. Roy Gilley helped serve. Arthur J. Howard, Chicago Great Western agent, received autographed Sousa programs from Cedar Falls, noting they matched Sousa band performances from October.
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Merry Social Club
Elwin Heathershaw
Lloyd Nabb
Hess Heathershaw
P.O. P. Club
Black's
A. Q. Vetter
Favors
da Merriman
Georgia’ Rsa
Ning
Charles Reed
Shiek
Leland Shoat
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solve from Capitalized Clues
The page presents a jumble of crossword style clues with horizontal and vertical terms. It mentions solving by using one letter per white square and notes that the answer will appear in tomorrow's paper. The text references words like WAGER, COLOR, ENCOUNTERED, BANISHMENT, MONKEY, and VOURED within a malformed puzzle explanation.
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Launcelot
Napoleon Hoed
St Helena
Mhles
Essays and Posters on Community Chest Completed Today
Campaign publicity advances in Waterloo with hundreds of essays and posters submitted. Winners to be named at Tuesday’s opening dinner at Hotel Russell-Lam-HOM. Ministers will feature the Community Chest in sermons or brief talks. A campaign film will run in theaters to urge donations for community institutions. Teams gear up for the Tuesday campaign launch. Marriage licenses Roy Creswell Reinbeck and Flossia Smith Reinbeck listed.
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Waterloo
Russell-Lam- Hom
Radio Programs Schedule for Saturday December 6
A dense log of radio listings across networks from WMAQ to KPNF detailing programs by time and station. Entries note talk shows concerts orchestras ballet dance choirs and special segments with multiple cities and venues listed for December 6, including WLS WGN KYW CKAC WHAS and more.
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Hindle Digest
Associated Press
Wish
Atlanta Journal
Grace McConpel
Skylark
WMAQ
Chitagoe News
St. John's Military Academy
Chicago
Roy
KYW
WLS
Ford
Glenn
WIAN
Cleveland
Ake
WPAA
Dallas News
Arenes
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Orchese Ilnx
Hollywood
CHI
Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Servimoen
WHAS
Louisville Times
WMC
Memphis
CKAC
Montreal
Wwad
Mooseheart
WISAI
New York
Wen
WOR
Newark
Mile
KGO
Oakland
Philadelphia
WPY
WGA
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland
PKPO
San Francisco
Schenectady
WPOX
Seattle
WGZ
Springfield
WHRBR
Staten Island
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
WRC
Washington
Shenandoah
Beauty Chats Nails And Tiler Ambani Curn
A practical guide on manicure care from daily under-nail cleaning to a weekly routine. It details tools, pastes, lemon juice bleaching, and polishing steps, with tips to treat ridges and white spots. The piece also offers homemade cream ideas and skin care advice for busy homemakers.
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Ambanicurn
Teachers College Orchestra Delights Plaza Audience
The Iowa State Teachers' College orchestra delivered a five piece program at the Plaza, offering popular numbers with spirit and precision. Led by Prof Kurtz, the ensemble performed Zampa La Charmante Youngarian Dance No 5 and Verdi Aida March, earning enthusiastic applause from the damp night crowd.
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Plaza Theatre
Iowa State Teachers’ College Orchestra
Picture Hhouse
Oversife
Ilerold
Wallzy
Edward Kurtz
Brahm
Moskowski
Aida
Verdi
Frank
Giusic
Rotarians Entertain Wives At Ladies Night Event
Wives of Rotarians will be entertained at the annual ladies night social by the Rotary club Monday evening at Hotel Russell Lamson. Music by the Devon male quartet from Chicago, arranged by W. J. Atkinson of the Western Lyceum bureau. No Monday noon meeting. Ad notes hand painted china as Christmas gift from Ives Hat Shop.
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Rotary Club
Russell Lamson
Devon
Chicago
W. J. Atkinson
Western Lyceum Bureau
Fire in Fowler Co. Block Startled by Short Circuit
Fire in Fowler Company building at 612-20 Sycamore Street started by a nail driven into an electric conduit. Fire discovered by an employee as it burned through flooring. hand pumps and local hoses suppressed the blaze. Minor damage reported to the structure. An electric tr on a pewing machine at 645 Denver Street caused a separate fire. The Waterloo Laundry on Jefferson Street reported a barrel fire at 6:26 a.m., extinguished with hand pumps. damage noted to barrel and workspace.
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Fowler Company
Affar Fromen Haa
R. W. Holt
Denver Street
Waterloo
Sol Jefferson Street
Veterans appoints A J Artuz adjutant for year
American War veterans announce appointive officers for the coming year naming A. J. Artuz as adjutant. Other aides named include F. A. Swartz quartermaster, Smith chaplain, M. P. Carr color sergeant, and Dr. B. E. Stevenson surgeon. Installation is scheduled for Wednesday evening January 7.
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A. J. Artuz
F. A. Swartz
Smith
Carr
Stevenson
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for each pattern to Waterloo, requesting the current pattern and design. Patterns promise delivery within ten days after mailing. some patterns could be misused for scams.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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