Victors in Ladies Auxiliary election honored at Moosehelzil banquet
Winners in a campaign for members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen were toasted at a Moosehezil banquet. Officers elected included W M Wilkins president and Elizabeth Jerkin vice president, with plans for a January play and a dancing evening. The event featured decorated tables, committee serving members, and a program of talks.
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Ladies'’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway
Moosehezil
Evalina Wilkins
Blanche Murray
Anne Bruce
Emms¢ Nicholas
Gail Fox
Janet Guard
Grace Clark
Edith Keiler
Meggie Delepiain
Inc
May Mor
Dickens Club
Tevening
Maz
Euerte Strickler
Hihel Morgans
J. W. Rickert
Airs
Carrie Riley
George Wright
Alian Fisher
C. D. Becker
Paris Beauty Tricks Spark Controversy And Gossip
The column discusses French beauty practices and modern salon ploys. It contrasts temporary varnish glosses and nail treatments with safer, lasting care. Readers learn about soaps, cosmetics, and social club notices while local events unfold in the community pages.
I Shall Never Forgive Myself Opines On Self Forgiveness
Ruth Cameron muses on a wife urging a trip leading to her husband’s typhoid illness. She questions self blame and argues forgiveness of self is essential for peace, urging leniency toward oneself as toward others to regain balance and reduce inner toxicity.
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Tisel
Gnally
Beauty Chats in Paris Promises Inner Secrets
Edna Kent Forbes reports from Paris on beauty treatments in French shops and parlors. She notes methods are highly artificial, yielding beautiful but non lasting effects, and contrasts them with Westminster Presbyterian and English health beauty approaches. She mentions a church luncheon and a wave endulation hair treatment as part of the scene.
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Shamipoos
Paris
Westminster Presbyterian
All Mission Society
Marceiling
Views of the People on Janesville Consolidation
A Janesville Iowa reader rebuts a prior article by A Woman and a Voter about consolidation. The letter challenges claims of buses delays and poor rural schooling, cites test results favoring consolidated schools, and urges interested parties to investigate with fairness and accuracy.
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Consolidated Schools
Janesville
Openings yield record Green River tobacco crop prices
Last night brief notes report 100000 pounds of dark leaf sold at an average just under five dollars per hundred pounds at the Green River district opening. Other items note d Annunzio accord progress in Fiume, meat prices down, Lords defeats on home rule, and Moyet resigning as Kentucky reformatory superintendent.
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Associated Press
Owensboro
Green River District
Rome
Epoca
Fiume
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Special Commission
Washington, D. C
Institute of American Meat Packers
London
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Frankfort
William H. Moyet
Kentucky State Reformatory
Territorial row near solution on Syria and Palestine claims
Paris December 7 report says difficulties over British and French territorial claims in Syria and Palestine are approaching a settlement. A hint of progress comes as the Matin notes gradual agreement behind the scenes.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Syria
Palestine
Kentucky Squires in Marrying Monopoly
Louisville reporters describe a trust among six Jeffersonville magistrates across the Ohio River in a Gretna Green style marriage scheme. The magistrates say the arrangement benefits arriving couples and brokers are discharged as the offices operate jointly with weekly fee sharing.
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Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gretna Green
James M. Keigwein
Sunday Schools to Begin Opening Games in League
Basketball activity in the Inter Sunday School league starts tomorrow at 7 p.m. with eight teams in East High School gym. Four games weekly for seven weeks, using two gymnasiums, no lettermen or first team players. Twenty eight games total with a 15 cent entry to cover expenses. teams meet once, schedule set for four weeks with matchups among local congregations and churches.
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East High School
Wesumir Presbyterian
St. Paul’s
First Congregational
Grave M
Five More Men Join U S Naval Service
Recruiting continues at the local station as five young men sign for Navy branches. Irving H. Kulps joins medical corps at Great Lakes Illinois. Guidvert Brown and Jesse A. Leese enlist at Newport Rhode Island. Neil W. Knodge to medical corps in San Francisco. Lawrence Duke to musicians' school in San Francisco. Enlistees may choose Great Lakes Newport Hampton Roads or San Francisco stations.
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U. S. Navy
W. A. Nemes
Irving H. Kulps
South Street
Medical Corps
Great Lakes
Ill
Guidvert Brown
Jefferson Street
Jessie A. Leese
Lincoln Street
Neil W. Knodge
Beck Avenue
San Francisco
Lawrence
Duke
Minneapolis
Musicians’ School
San Francis Co
Newport
Hempton Roads
Cai
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Meeting Plans Waterloo Convention
Preliminary plans for the spring convention of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association were made at Marion. The event will be held in Waterloo on March 24 and 25, 1921, according to Fred J. Miller, returning from the meeting where he presided as president.
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Iowa
Marion
Waterloo
Fred J. Miller
Ssation
Violin Legend Jerome Tryon Still Playing At 87
Jerome L Tryon and his wife visit 312 Ninth Street East as he plays violin late into the night at Johnson's Garden vance. Born 1833 in Onondaga County New York, he began at 17 after lessons from cousin Charley Southerland and recalls dances across LaPorte County in 1855. He hopes to record his own compositions and remains active in music, maintaining vitality since youth.
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Lewis
Mr. Tryon
Tryon
Onondaga County
N. Y
Charles Southerland
Onondega County
Charley
Spring Creek Township
J. G. Kepford
Convention program changed as Cunningham speeches canceled
E H Cunningham of the Farm Bureau cannot speak at the consolidated schools convention in Cedar Falls this week. Arthur Springer Vanello Myron Newberry and Arch McFarlane will substitute, while the earlier meeting in Strawberry Point is noted.
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Cedar Falls
E. H. Cunningham
Farm Bureau
Consolidated Schools
Farm ‘Bureau
Arthur Springer Vanello
Myron Newberry
Strawberry Point
State Senate Committee On
Arch McFarlane
Iowa House
Cunningham
Special Corporation Buys All Dubuque's Delinquent Taxes
In Dubuque Iowa on December 7 Citizens Investment Company purchased over $49 000 of delinquent real estate taxes at the county treasurer tax auction. Totals of $164 000 in delinquent taxes will be sold as the books near clear.
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Dubuque, Ta
Citizens Investment Company
East Waterloo Board Defers Pavlova Booking Amid Moral Debates
East Waterloo School Board sides with ministers on avoiding use of East High auditorium for Pavlova concert if not clearly educational. Board acknowledges obligations already made but affirms goal of public welfare and proper school use. Good Fellows fund drive urges $3,000 with J A Bown offering a free Christmas show.
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East Board of Education
Waterloo Ministerial Association
East High
Anna Pavlova
J. W. Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Pavlova
Schoo
J.A. Bown
Garden Theatre
Bown
C. M. Allen
Waterloo
Good Fellows Club backs Christmas relief drive in city
The Good Fellows Club expands the annual Christmas cheer effort as Mayor Frisbie offers City Hall as headquarters. John Swesney presides with J Ali Gary as temporary chair while F A Sporle warns of 1300 unemployed men needing aid and coal for winter.
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Evening Courier
John Swesney
J. Ali Gary
F. A. Sporle
Social Welfare League
Mr. Sparle
Black Hawk County
X. W. Frisbie
Iowa Banks Urge Farmers Aid in Orderly Liquidation
After banker–farmer conferences in Waterloo and central Iowa, the Federal Reserve Bank urges orderly liquidation of loans. Banks should maintain reserves, grant rediscounts equitably, and begin gradual liquidation to restore supply and demand, protect deposits, and support farmers, merchants, and the economy.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank of Chica
Hawkeye
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve of 2 Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Tha
Che Federal Reserve Bank
Supply
Dem
Two Men Sentenced to Life for Farmer’s Murder
Nevada and Des Moines men Roy Cline and James Hamilton pleaded guilty to killing wealthy farmer Andrew Jorgenson on October 19. Judge Hee of Boone sentenced both to life in prison. Jorgenson lived alone. A quick note mentions Bishop Heber composing a hymn in about 15 minutes.
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Nevada, Sr
Roy Cline
Nevada
James Hamilton
Des Moines
Andrew Jorgenson
Hee
Boone
Jorgenson
Mercer and Fisher Leave Iowa Highway Posts
J W Mercer district engineer resigns from the Iowa highway commission and will join Olson Construction of Waterloo after January 1. Charles M Fisher county highway engineer also resigns to seek a Waterloo business post, with his exact plans undetermined.
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J. W. Mercer
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
Waterloo
Olson Construction Company
Charles M. Fisher
Fisher
Mercer
Tame County
Altho
M. J. Magee
J. J. Anderson
F. R. Decker
Matt Ahies
Oelwein Board of Education hires band instructor
The Oelwein board of education has employed C. D. Johnson to teach band music in city schools. Band credits will count toward graduation with at least 40 students in the high school band. Johnson arrives from Cedar Falls to lead the regular band. the school will pay 500 dollars of his salary. Memorial services were held Sunday for seven deceased Elks.
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Oelwein Board of Education
C. D. Johnson
Johnson
Cedar Falls
Debvein Bard
Elks
EF. W. Luce
M. P. Dwyer
L. J. Burger
D. B. Tierney
M. BE. Rice
GW. Bovis
Mi H. O. Moyer
Towan
Arch Lt. Young
Seattle
Wash
Peter Young
R. Lloyd Young
Robert
G. M. Crowne
Chicago
J. F. O'Brien and Son
G. H. Jamison
J. C. Davis
First Street
Waterloo patterns coupon offer for courier patterns
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the fashion department. Readers are invited to fill a coupon and mail it with 15 cents per pattern to obtain up-to-date designs. Orders typically arrive about ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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