Inkeepers Wives to Attend Iowa Hotel Association Meet
About 30 innkeepers wives and husbands are expected to attend the Iowa Hotel Association convention in Waterloo Friday and Saturday. Social functions include luncheons a musicale tea auto rides theatre party and a ball all over two days.
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Iowa Hotel Association
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
C. L. Kingsley
Madrigal Club
Jennie Haffa
George Welker
Kingsley
A. L. Bradier
United Theatre
Dutch Tencheon
Russell-Lamison
Headquarters
C. A. Morris
Lance
Russell-Lamsoz
Social club dinners fill area homes with friends and festivities
Last evening multiple clubs hosted dinners at private homes. Dinty Moore club featured Jiggs impersonations by George Alexander with Frank Wagner and Miss Lelia Greenly among guests. Silver Leaf club played 500 with high scores won by Mrs. Lief and Mrs. Bloes. Inter-Nus, Minerva, Social 500 and Kum-Ride-a-Wee groups held events with refreshments, prizes, sewing and plans for Christmas gatherings. Santa visited Kum-Ride-a-Wee's guests. dancing and cafés followed.
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Frank Wagner
Dinty Moore Club
George Alexander
Wagner
Lelia Greenly
Minneapolis
Minn
Silver Leaf Club
P. B. Shirley
N. J. Lief
Gilbertville
John Bloes
Sheldon
Louis Glaza
Santa Claus
Regent of Iowa D A R Guest of Melrose Chapter
Regent of Iowa D A R Mrs Frisbee entertained Melrose Chapter at Black's in Sheldon honoring site regent. turkey feast, Jeruse lem cherries, flags, corsage bouquet. Music by Viola Miller and Maude Knoop. Frisbee spoke on Americanization immigration laws Iowa flag membership and a US room painting funded by Allies.
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Mary Melrose
Black
Broderick F. Frisbee
Sheldon
Jerusalem
Amirs. Frisbee
Iowa
United States
Frisbee
Floyd Chamberlain
Flonzaley Quartet
H. W. Sigworth
How to Be Happy Despite Fearful Thoughts
Ruth Cameron notes a sunny day can still yield gloom if fear over a missing letter takes hold. She advises immediately challenging fearful thoughts, predicting most fears never materialize, and using a simple breath and firm stance to drive fear away.
Big Inspiring Thought About How Our Lives Could Change
A reflective musing on life paths and the power of thinking differently. It invites readers to imagine transformative possibilities and the impact of bold ideas on daily living.
Paris fashions mix bold novelties with conservative underpinnings
Edna Kent Forbes surveys Paris trends noting short skirts seen mainly in American cities, high heeled slippers with stones, fur banded skirts, round fur hand bags, ostrich feather accents, and Chinese embroidered bags. She warns many Paris looks require a slim figure and invites inquiries for Beauty Chats submissions.
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Paris
America
Odd Fellows Confer High Honors on 17 Members Last Night
The Canton the Crescent conferred the degree of chivalry on 17 candidates three men and 14 women at a military ceremony in East High auditorium. The decorations featured white crosses and heart symbols with pins possibly set with diamond or sapphire. Notables from Waterloo Waverly Greene and others were named with officers and speakers including General A O Peterson and J S Tuthill.
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Canton the
Crescent
East High
Odd Fellowship
Heart of Humanity
Decker
Anna Decker
Florice Dean
Mae Dacey
Winnifred Pettitt
Alfred Lawton
Edith Shirey
Edna Hill
Iva Lehman
Sarah Clark
Jesse Early
Mabel Dean
Alice Walden
Waterloo
John Corlett
Waverly
Brown
Pixley
Greene
Ruth Carrington
Edith Bussler
Myrtle Stapella
May Kistner
Eva Hill
Sarah Johnson
Ida Standish
Sevilla Bussler
A. O. Peterson
Estherville
Patriarchs Militant of
Iowa
J.S. Tuthill
John R. Price
Albia
Emma Miller
George Adair
Shell Rock
Odd Fellows Orphans’ Home
Mason City
Seismograph Records Chicago Earthquake Night
A moderate quake was recorded by the Weather Bureau seismograph at the University of Chicago. The first shock came at 10 49 p m with maximum intensity at 11 10 p m and waves died out at 1 44 a m. Distance from Chicago could not be determined.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
University of Chicago
No Substitute for Bostonia Sextet on East High Course
No fourth act for the East High lecture and entertainment series on December 14 as the Bostonia Sextet cannot perform due to the leader’s paralysis. Lyceum bureau cannot fill the date before the holidays. an extra number will be added and fourth coupons honored later.
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East High
Bostonia Sextet
Bostonia
Lyceum Bureau
No new capital ship program until naval developments studied
Reports from Londom and Washington outline a pause on shipbuilding proposals until Imperial Defense Committee fully screens latest naval warfare advances. In other items: Armenia Turkish Nationalists peace talks at Alexandropol. Haywood and 93 others denied rehearing on espionage and draft conspiracy convictions.
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Londom
Committee On Imperial Defense
Constantinople
Armenia
Alexandropol
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
William “Big Bill
Haywood
D. C
National Council of Furniture Associations
Bridgeport
Conn
England
Lawrence Veilier
National Housing Association
Washington, D. C
National Parks and Monuments
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Christmas Gift Sending Delayed Amid Fears of Germ Spread
An indictment quoted in the Journal of the American Medical Association warns that sending of gifts for Christmas risks gathering and spreading disease. The document condemns the subject as a scavenger reveling in filth and capable of disseminating various contagions widely.
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Henefic Association
K. of Phail
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Joy Rides Result in Death of Man
Four girls from the two pleasure parties testified in the Ernest Borwick murder trial in Council Bluffs. They described a road quarrel between Borwick and Leo Holzfaster over the right of way, a blow, and one or more shots. Darkness and excitement colored the testimony, leaving elements of mystery in the case.
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Council Bluffs
Leo Holzfaster
Loveland
Ernest — Borwick
Holzfaster
Borwick
Emma Hansen Reiter
Merle Hansen
Mary Howard
Margaret Peterson
Will Hays: A Presbyterian Elder and Indiana Politician
A Sullivan Indiana elder and Republican reformer Will Hays is lauded as both a church leader and a political figure. The piece notes his relentless schedule across cities and his reputation for consistent conduct between faith and public service.
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Portland
New York
Chicago
Hays
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of
Sullivan
Ind
Will Hays
Indiana
Otta
June romance in a lunchroom encounter at the Automat
Masie Gallagher, dining at the Automat, notices a well-dressed stranger who hints at Plaza reservation. Temptation and imagination from romance novels lead to a flirtatious moment as she contemplates a freer world beyond her usual lunch crowd.
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Il Trovatore
Masie Gallagher
Masie
Tuppen's
Betwen
Robert Chambers
Pidgeon
Plaza
Newport
Masie Gallagher Encounters Mystery Man at Plaza Automat
Masie Gallagher, daughter of a New York police inspector, meets a refined man at a Plaza automat. They recall Newport and the club as they exchange a ribbon purchase, hinting at renewed interest despite social barriers. The moment ends with shared recognition of their mutual fascination.
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Automat
Masie
New York
Paris
Rome
Tuppen's
Tuppen’s
Masie Gallagher
Tim Gallagher
Mr. Foster
Clara Oppenheim
Foster
Mr. Pidgeon
Plaza
Newport
Club
Buchanan Co Clerk Resigns. W T Ryan Named Successor
David C. Hood resigned as clerk of the district court and Wilbur T. Ryan, his deputy and clerk-elect, was named by the county board of supervisors as successor. The note mentions a census in Alberta, Canada, with two people per square mile and large uninhabited areas. The article also references a classified ad for a “Silent but effective salesman” and a “For Sale Act” in the Courier.
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Independence
David C. Hood
Wilbur T. Ryan
County Board of Supervisors
Frenk
Alberta
Canada
the Courier
Patterns for Courier patterns order from Fashion Department
The notice directs readers to obtain up to date Courier design patterns by sending a coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier, Waterlooi enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders aim to be filled as soon as possible, with a ten day delivery after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
Navy men warned four months to re enlist for bonus
Ex Navy personnel discharged from Sept 17 1920 onward must re enlist within four months to keep continuous service status and qualify for the new pay bonus. Chief W A Nemes at the local recruiting station issued the warning after a man enlisted late and missed a 365 bonus. Marshall Bolten and George D Rowland enlisted recently with Rowland moving from reserve to regulars and heading to Philadelphia. Bolten to San Francisco training.
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W. A. Nemes
Navy
Marshall Bolten
Waverly
George D. Rowland
West Union
Rowland
Naval Reserve
Philadelphia
Bolten
San Francisco
R A M ELECTION NAMES OFFICERS AT TABERNACLE CHAPTER
James W. Boling was chosen chief officer as excellent high priest at the Tabernacle chapter R A M election. Other officers include Howard B. Burr as king J C Forbes as scribe Russell L DeGon as treasurer Charles Trunkey as secretary and R A Buck as representative on the Masonic Temple association.
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Tabernacle Chapter
James W. Boling
King
Howard B. Burr
J. C. Forbes
Russell L. DeGon
Charles Trunkey
Masonic Temple Association
R. A. Buck
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