Community Club and Clubhouse Events Outline Weekly Schedule
Tuesday activities include Fine Arts department at Hotel Russell Lamson and Ideal Dozen club led by Mrs. A R Carson. Guests and programs span Tuesday evening Young Married People class and Wednesday afternoon Majer guild. A piano recital, birthday party, farewell gathering for the Butterfields, and charity planning at the Elks home are noted along with church group meetings and school PTA updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Russell Lamson
Ideal Dozen
A. R. Carson
Willam Walsh
Leo R. Leeper
Anna Blough
Majer Guild
Fred Moris
Ross Conservatory of Music
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Parent- Teacher Association of
John Fiske School
Jewelry taste and thrift in youthful fashion advice
The piece urges young women to prefer a single quality bracelet over multiple cheap pieces, promoting saving for worthwhile purchases. It notes good jewelry need not be diamonds, highlighting silver, jade, amethyst, topaz, and even tasteful paste as acceptable when artistic. It cautions consulting a physician before tonics or emulsions.
Side Talks on Shopping Fatigue and Regret
Ruth Cameron discusses shopping fatigue, confusions that lead to buying unwanted items, and the remedy of avoiding overindulgence. She warns that tired, uncertain shoppers often buy what they do not want and urges rushing home to prevent further useless purchases.
Births Reported for Raub Funk and Guptill Families
To Mr and Mrs James C Raub Cedar Falls a daughter Martyn pint To Mr and Mrs Oliver Funk 128 Lincoln a son William Joseph To Mr and Mrs Glenn C Guptill Haat Watertown township a son Maxwell Arthur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Raub
Cedar Falls
Martyn
Pnt
Oliver Funk
Lincoln
William Joseph
Glenn C. Guptill
Haat Watertow Township
Dee 2
Gan
Maxwell Arthur
Men of factory chop much wood for fuel supply
The William Calloway company plans to keep operations warm and running with a wood fueled system. A volunteer force of 45 workmen gathered at the Hummer farm timber tract and produced 45 cords by evening for the plant boilers. Company trucks hauled timber and officials provided hot coffee to the workers as daily wood gathering continues. Municipal woodyards are being explored with Mayor T E Leeper leading the committee, seeking unimproved tracts for fuel and a wood supply plan to be discussed with the fuel board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calloway Company
Hummer
Congress
Hachman
T. E. Leeper
Fuel Board
Millions of English War Disabled Reported in Britain
The British government issues an official estimate indicating more than 860000 Englishmen are permanently disabled from the war. This figure equals about five percent of the nation’s total workers.
Reverend Beachler Invited to Return to First Brethren Church
Unanimous church vote in First Brethren yesterday extends Rev. W. H. Beachler, former pastor, an invitation to resume the pulpit after Rev. H. L. Goughnour’s resignation. Beachler previously led Waterloo church tasks and headed Ashland college campaign efforts while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
W. H. Beachler
Beachler
Waterloo
Ashland. O
Congregation Seeks Return After Interim Pastor Assignment
The church notes a vacancy created by Rev. Mr. Beachler’s draft and states Rev. Mr. Ouvbnour was called to fill the place. The congregation expects his return and a decision likely favorable, to be announced when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camigo
Ouvbnour
Beach‘ler
Former Lawn City Residents Murdered in Canada
Mr and Mrs Alfred Hansen former Lawn City residents located in Saskatchewan were murdered reportedly for money after a big cattle sale. The article notes a violent method and describes a stew prepared from rabbit meat. Details on time and manner are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City
Canada
Cedar Falls
Alfred Hansen
Saskatchewan
Elks Hold Memorial For Deceased Waterloo Members
Two hundred members of Water loo lodge No. 290 B P C Elks gathered at Grace church for a memorial to three brothers who died that year. Eulogies were delivered by W W Birdsall Alfred Longsey and Walter R French with addresses by E G Dunn. The Cedar Falls band led a procession from the Elks home to the service and returned for a closing concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
B. P. C. Elks
Brother Elks
Ufe
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
C. W. Mullan
W. WN. Birdsall
BR. A. Dunkelberg
Alfred Longsey
Glenn A. Hobl
Walter R. French
J. R. Macartney
Elks
Cedar Falls
Illinois land fetches record price near Metamora
A quarter section of improved farm land four miles from Metamora, Illinois, reportedly sold for a record 110000 dollars, averaging 87.50 dollars per acre. The article also notes a separate item about a fractured arm in fall involving J Q A Wilson of 643 Leland while working around his barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Metamora
J.Q. A. Wilson
Leland
Local Hero Fuller Receives Medal After Rescue
In Wichita ABILENE reports Fuller was decorated in overalls by Col. J L Peatross for rescuing a comrade during combat efforts. He declined public appearance claiming he was not deserving of honor. The story notes a prior injury and ongoing war impact on civilian duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Fuller
J.l.peatross
Wichita
Antry
Abilene
Bards
Patent Office
Timber in the Middlewest Declines in Lumber Output
U S forest service figures show Ohio Indiana and Illinois each still hold about 3 000 000 acres of farm wood lands comprising 10 15 of total farm area. Lumber production in these states has fallen sharply over 20 years with Indiana and Ohio producing about one billion board feet in 1899 and only a quarter of that in 1918 while Illinois dropped from 375 million to 30 million board feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
U. S. Forest Service
Marriage Licenses From Morning Sun and Surrounding Areas
The Morning Sun reports new licenses issued to Helen M. Brown and iVerne O Harris, both of Morning Sun, with Henry Benson of Waterloo. Also listed are Shears Freier of Des Moines, Gus Storjohana of Lincoln, Ermal Ames of Lincoln, Francis L. Lively of Riceville, and Vernice L. Foster of Riceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iVerne O. Larris Morning Sun
Helen M. Brown
Narles
Henry Benson
Waterloo
Shears Fréier
Desois
Gus Storjohana
Lincoln
Ermal Ames
Francis L. Lively
Riceville
Vernice L. Foster
Ricevilla
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Mabel Elizabeth Getty
Marion Tyron Ransier
Virginia Cox
Eugene Williams
Virginia Rule
Francis Wright
Marjorie Grady
Jucy Teasdale
Kathryn Miller
Elizabeth Taylor
Arnold Samberg
Mildred Bass
Opal Getty
Mildred Shaulis
G. W. Shaulis
Lloyd
Lovells Weidman
Merry Simmons
Parewell Parry
H. X. Butterfield
Hikleta
Good Fellows Fund
St. .Peni's
J. A. Trimble
St. Mark’s
the Altar Guild
H. H. Duffield
Edna Kent Forbes
Gins
Ruth Cameron
Galloway
Britain
Mr. Beachler
H. L. Goughnour
Rabbit Pte
Paring
Wilson
Davenola
Vionola
Ww Motor
Paul A. Keller
Jefferson Street
L.a.cob
Bluff ST
Ated
Shade
Price
Reed and
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Park Ave
Lafayette St
Horlick
POST
Flesia
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tean
Hansen & Hansen
Aliat
Anuntara
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