First Congregational Brotherhood Banquet a Great Success
The iFirst Congregational Brotherhood banquet drew strong attendance with G Bowman as guest of honor. Attendees included alumni of the university and Waterloo citizens. Attorney Swisher praised Bowman's career and urged continued local support for the State University as a center of intellect and faith. Plans for a January Mock Trial were announced by Carlton Sias and G E Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bowman
Ity
Brotherhood al Church
John
A. Macrachron
J. R Bragdon
Austin Burt
The
Brotherhood
KB. FB. Swisher
Bowman
Swisher
Game College
Waterloo
Vae
Courier
University
Ite
Iowa
Towans
Commonwealth
Ilowa City
J. S. Tuthill
State University
Carlton Sias
G. E. Pike
Viewpoints on Undertaker Choice Sparks Local Debate
A Waterloo reader condemns a December newspaper proposal to use a city fire whistle to guide undertakers, urging respect for families to choose their own funeral director. The letter argues officials should not override family decisions, calling for decency and adherence to lawful procedure in bereavement matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waterloo
M. K. Fliet
Community Groups Elect Officers and Promote New Library Books
The Robert Anderson post No. 63 G A R elected its officers including Commander L H Bronson and approved a strong turnout for the Veterans encampment. Women’s Relief Corps elected Mrs Olive Stevens president and announced a Mason City convention. a Christmas gift book display opens in local libraries with many new titles ready for circulation December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
L. H. Bronson
B. C. Foster
Ww. H. Stevens
J. E. Barrett
Flias Skinner
W. R. Colburn
John Averill
W W. D. Reed
Henry Seebers
Norris
Addie McCormick
Mason City
Allen
Civics
Flealth
Altsheler
Eorseman
the Plains
Berder
Browning Cyclopedia
Crichton
Curtis
Anne Nelson
Provence
Devine
Earle
Sabbath
Puritan New England
Eliot
Forrester
Polly
Thanksgiving Day Library Attendance and Training Plan
The library reports a total Thanksgiving attendance of 263 at Division A and 196 at Division B with 197 books circulated at Division A and 10 at Division B. An apprentice class of four high school students Esther Kristiansen Ruth Hoffman Asther Nemekek Florence Stines trains workers for substitute staff. Daily Saturday programs cover library methods and cataloging with two hours of practical work. Staff breakfast replaces the usual Saturday meeting.
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Florence Dewey
Ethel Hammams
Ahlen Johnson
Florence Landgriff
Klne
East High School
Olive Stevens
Hst
Esther Kristiansen
Ruth Hoffman
Asther
Nemechek
Florence Stines
Owners seek dissolution and receivership of partnership in horse case
In district court John Kitvingerve Rupert J Parker and George Dickinson sue over ownership of a four year old gelding named Rit Waddey weighing 960 pounds and sired by Arkwood. They claim contract delays and unauthorized transfer led to partnership disputes requiring dissolution a receiver appointment and an accounting.
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John Kitvingerve
Rupert J. Parker
George Dickinson
Dielingson
Parker
Mr. Waddey
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Svloming
Liport
Gila
Childlren
John G. Bowman
iFirst Congregational Brotherhood
Wordsworth
Beethoven
Darwin
Santa
Han
S.clss
Loi
Bronson
G. A. R. Post
of Women's Relief Corps
Christmas Books
Trissan
Hagenbeek
Tih
Washington
Jacob
Minvier
Henry Sfudson
Morgan
Ancient Society
Oxford Book of
Library Notes
Plain
W. J. Stoner
Carrie Stephens
Richmond
Wallace
Black & Garrabrant, Inc
MFG. Jewelers
West Fourth Street
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