Club Notes Highlight Local Mitts and Dinner Gatherings
Mrs P J Pitts hosted Good Luck club for a chicken dinner at 4 pm with needlework and two new members Mrs G L Hicks and Mrs C H Shick. Christmas party slated Dec 21 with Mrs G H Zunker. Mrs Lawrence Hummoell hosted N O H club with guests Mrs George Quest and Mrs Fred Wimber, followed by other attendees.
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Chateau Studio
K. of C. Hall
Harry Pererill
Bernard Downing
Harris Woods
Harold van Hoesen
A. Gilds
Anna Casey
Francis Kelly
Will Mann
D. O’connor
Harold Joyce
P. J. Pitts
Good Luck Club
G. L. Hicks
C. H. Shick
G. H. Zunker
Lawrence Hummoell
N. O. H. Club
George Quest
Fred Wimber
Harry Stewart
Geongea
One Night in the Zoo A tale by Mrs. Walker
In a zoo a fox wakes to a quarrel between Hippo and Rhino over who is handsomer. The rhinoceros protests being called a rhinoceros while Hippo lumbers from his water-tank to join the dispute. The fox chuckles at the scene as the argument unfolds.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Hippo
Mr. Rhino
Altho
How to Handle Henry in a Car Debate
In a tale about a husband eager to sell a costly car and a wife who avoids direct opposition, the wife leverages subtle agreement to steer decisions. The piece suggests tactics for managing a dominant partner by yielding strategically and preferring phrasing over confrontation.
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Henry
Dean
Hue
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses evolving hairdressing trends with emphasis on bobbed and waved hair. She notes short hair requires frequent clipping, favors softer natural waves, and offers at home curling tips. The column also includes fashion and facial care tips for various ages.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Visitors at the Zoo Clash Over Looks and Names
In a humorous zoo scene Mr. Hippo and Mr. Rhino quarrel over visitors misnaming them while Mr. Elephant brokered a peace. Mrs. Hippo teases, Mr. Fox recalls past beauty, and a keeper plans two signs to prevent mix ups at the cages.
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Evry
Mr. Elephant
Mr. Rhino
Mrs. Hippo
Waterloo Jail Hosts A Sleepers Register For Wayfarers
Waterloo operates a lodging house inside the city jail with a sleepers register. On December 8 entries include Ed Norris of Dayton and Arthur White of Nashwauk among others. Men are housed in the boys ward with mattresses on the concrete floor while repairs proceed.
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Waterloo
Ed. Norris
Dayton
Arthur White
Nashwauk
Minn
M. Olson
Winneger
N.D
Housewives Attend Baking Lessons at Campbell's Plant
More than 1500 Waterloo housewives have attended Campbell's Baking open house at 302 4 Commercial Street this week. Groups from West School District and Economics classes viewed the factory scale breadmaking process guided by W. F. Schrag and an corps of assistants as loaves moved from flour blending to automatic wrapping. Refreshments including bakery products were served and tours continue through tomorrow night.
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Waterloo
Campbell's Baking Company
Commercial Street
West School
East School
W. F. Schrag
E- Corps
Romances May Be Bared as Warren Testifies in Court
Des Moines reports that H. H. Budke and others linked to Selway Steel Post and Fence face court orders to reveal records and depositions. Judge James C. Hume ordered depositions to expose concealed documents, with deputy sheriffs still serving the orders.
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Des Moines
H. H. Budke
Selway Steel Post and Fence Company
James C. Hume
Tom Tobin
Seiway Company
Recaiver
HR. R. Selway
Vella Paridon
Bernice Kern
Blanche
Anora Budke
Selway, Company
Hume
Harry H. Beach
Budke
Selway
Hume’s Court
Sunday Shows Won by 1 258 Majority in Official Count
Official report by city clerk A E H Gnagy presents results of a special election on Sunday theatres closing. Totals show 9 341 ballots, 4 004 for the proposition, 5 262 against, with 75 ballots spoiled or rejected. Majority against the proposition reads 1 258.
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A. E H. Gnagy
Cighing
Ccc Aevedaasc Ees
Editor praises Iowa climate in December 1921 note
Waverly independent editor extols the local climate, claiming no better breeze or sunshine exists and noting neighbors who left seeking a warmer climate. He jokes about brains not yet struck by climate as he insists there is no time to hunt for better weather.
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Waverly
Farmer Dies in Farmhouse Fire Near Decorah Iowa
Decorah Iowa December 9 Emanuel Brandt a farmer living 12 miles northeast of Decorah was burned to death when his home burned Monday morning He lived alone and was last seen Sunday night Neighbors tried to reach the house but flames prevented rescue The coroner suggested a stroke may have knocked over a lamp starting the fire Brandt 59 survived by a son Henry A second item reports Ward A Nef of Chicago Daily Drovers Journal at Sigma Delta Chi convention praising early farm journalism and urging idealism and courage for agricultural reporters The Ames Chamber of Commerce hosted a talk by Harvey Jingham Des Moines about opportunities for college journalism and John T Frederick Iowa City urged more space for book reviews The convention banquet was set for tonight with Clarence W Barron of the Wall Street Journal expected as principal speaker
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Emanuel Brandt
Frank
Purdell
Brandt
Henry
Associated Preys
Amen
Ita
Ward
Nef
Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
Sigma Delta Chi
America
Ames Chamber of Commerce
Harvey Jingham
Des Moines
John T.frederick
Iowa City
Clarence W. Barron
New York
The
Wall Street Journal
One failure enough to discourage a second trial
F Willis Jenks conducts a word making test and reports that after a first round many entrants showed interest. He announces a second journey of skill with identical requirements, but none from the first trial enrolls in the second.
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F. Willis Jenks
Machinists Elect Officers At Rainbow Lodge Meeting
officers were re elected to all posts at Rainbow Lodge of the International Association of Machinists last night. Thomas Clark was named treasurer and Edward Schradi bert listed as secretary. other incumbents including Zimmerman and a doctor were noted among trustees and officers.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Annus
Rainbow Lodge
International Sociation of Machinists
Atte Areata
AL Pburm
Hiner Stal Secre
Ora
Thomas Clark
Edward ‘Schradibert
Zimmerman
Tristees
Pattern sale offers mail order embroidery designs
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises mail order embroidery patterns from the Fashion Department. Costs 15 cents each, with models suitable for chintz, silk, or satin, one size, No 1 and No 2 designs requiring specific yardage, mailed to any address on receipt of 15 cents.
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W. Terloo
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