Waterloo Woman's Club Christmas Party and Meetings
The Evening department of the Waterloo Woman's Club hosts its annual Christmas party December 15 at Mrs. W. H. Bickley’s home with Mrs. W. J. Bickley and Mrs. George W. De Wald as hostesses. A Christmas tree and gifts for Iowa State University hospital children highlight the event. The program features seasonal music and a fine arts program on Verdi’s La Forza Del Destino. The Civic department held its regular session, with remarks on flag etiquette and a plan to form a patriotic instruction committee. Members also reviewed the Greater Waterloo association’s aims for street, sanitation, schools, housing, and employment efforts. E. F. MacDonough and Mrs. A. B. Boggs spoke on city and regional cooperation and the association’s impact on civic progress.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
W. H. Bickley
W. J. Bickley
George W. de Wald
Iowa State University Hospital
B.C. McConnell
Woman's Club
Civic Department
TL Langlas
J. E. Bragdon
Merber
Bragdon
Waterloo
Department For
Mary Horner
B.A. Boges
United States
Horner
A. B. Boggs
Greater Wakterloo Association
E. F. MacDonough
Association
A R Chapter to Present Banners to High Schools
The Watertown A R Chapter announced gifts to Waterloo high schools including a wool banner for East High and a portrait gift to the G A R for a Memorial Hall installation in January. Other gifts went to Piney Woods School in Mississippi and the Martha Berry School in South Carolina as part of Christmas work and a towel shower provided clothes and shoes for the International Institute Springfield and Piney Woods.
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Memorial ‘Hall
Ehapter
Martha Berry
South Carolina
Springfield
Piney Woods
Mississippi
W.R. Cole
Waterloo
Sitner
Mines
Cueell Bickley
George Kennedy
Ban Hisger
McLaughlin
Eve
Quilken
Ida Admonda
Fodian
Wichita
Kans
Martha Berry Ghoats
Alarion Walker
I. G. Taylor
Bethlehem
Hagérmay
Business Women Have Busy Week in Waterloo
The Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club hosted an industrial tour of Campbell Baking last evening for about members. Guests toured the molding and baking areas, with a supper in cafeteria style and floral decorations. Messages from club president Mrs. Schrag and readings by Miss Leah Birkelberg accompanied the visit.
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Waterloo
Campbell Baking
W. OF. Sehrag
Schrag
Ehb
Olay
Replein
Avansorhea
Jessie ‘Ackerman
Walnut Siest Banlist Church
Baars
Black's
Club Notes Highlight Multiple Her Club Gatherings
Pi Beta Pi Alumnae meet Monday at 2 30 p m to plan Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs Harold McDermott Dee hosts a Christmas party for children. Junior Girls Music Club hosts at Mr and Mrs Harry Northey home with seven program numbers. Various clubs hold needlework music games and light refreshments at member homes.
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Pi Beta Pi Abumnae
Imeet
Mra. R. Ll
Mra. Ll. BR
Kaseht
jBtaviro
Oma
Harold McDermott Dee
Harry Northey
Mary Northey
Odessa Briggs
C. HW. Storm
Tai Lomita Felub
Rex Brylant
Wilmer Daniels
Araminta Club
H. W. Morie
Roch
Tor
Ideal Dozen
L. BR. Swinchart
Maxine
Yee Bee Gee Club
A. B. Cramer
Do It Now Christmas Shopping Tips Here from Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron offers Christmas shopping advice urging November discounts, spacing crowds, and avoiding fatigue. She stresses early planning, listing items, routing efficiently, skipping lunch, and choosing thoughtful gifts over bargain splurges. The piece ends noting the column will continue.
Enlarged Big Toe Joint Remedies and Care
Edna Kext Forbes offers guidance on bunions, advising proper footwear, daily toe exercises, and cautious use of remedies. Emphasizes fit, low heels, and a long vamp, plus massage and limited iodine advice, with patience for months of improvement and potential reduction.
Mrs Ida Alderman Re-Elected W R C President
Mrs. Ida Alderman was unanimously re elected to the presidency of the Women's Missionary and YWCA corps at the annual meeting with 95 members present. Officers named included Mrs Carrie Jackington senior vice president Mrs Joanna Daunts junior vice president and several delegates and alternates to upcoming conventions. A busy program followed with routine business and a contributions drive for the soldiers home at Marshalltown.
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Ida Alderman
Women’s Meiset Corps
Carrie Jackington
Jnna Daunts
Sunior
Lydia Miles
Mary Shirtey
Anna Glass
Mabel McWebler
Lottie Flick
Department
Celia Sutherland
Diatrice
Atva
Lottie Fick
Julia White
Leckington
Rumbaugh
Nashua
Marynight
Memorialhal
Memthers
Marshalltown
Slanderous Tongue Punished by Jury in Ames Club Case
Nevada, Ya Dee reports Anna Sorenson claimed Alicia Arenfelt of an Ames club house lied by stealing from the club and hiding items for vacation. Arenfelt sued for damages seeking $10,000. before trial, jurors awarded $1.00 and court costs against Sorenson.
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Nevada
Ya. Dee
Anna Sorenson
Alica Arenfelt
Ames
Vacaon
Alice Arenfelt
Waterloo mortuary notices for Edward Pratt and William McKevitt
Edward Pratt aged 70 longtime Waterloo resident and painter died at Presbyterian hospital after a short illness. Survived by six children and a sister. body at Petersen Bros. undertaking parlor pending funeral arrangements. William McKevitt former Waterloo resident died in California and funeral at St Marys Catholic church planned with interment at Calvary. Westminster Presbyterian orchestra to perform at East Park Presbyterian church evening worship.
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Edward Pratt
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
J State
Nellie McCarty
Old Pratt
Kansas City
Old
Lewis, Merrill
Donald
Dwain P
Gladys Pratt
Lore
Ingersoll
Waverly
Pratt
Petersen Bros
Wiltam J. Makevitt
William d. MecKevitt
California
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Maurus Eberle
Calvary
Westminster
Presbyterian — Orchestra
East Park Presbyterian Church
Anderson Talks on Fool Women in Ottumwa
Ottumwa December reports Dr. George Wooderson’s discourse on Fool Women. He argues value lies in life and deeds, not intellect alone, urging civic interest and responsible social behavior among women. He warns against extravagance and near-innocence edge behaviors, stressing role models for young women.
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Ottutuwa
George Wood
Andison
Anderson
Cagats
Hyedstrom
Jor
Kiwanis to Hear Dubuque Manager Presentation
Dubuque city manager LE G Carr will address the Kiwanis club at Black's tearoom next Tuesday on the city manager system. Carr has broad experience with this municipal method and will share insights on its operation and success where tried. The item also notes banking and baking talks in Waterloo and mentions Rome naming Mgr Cavabelli archbishop of Syracuse, the youngest in the world, born August 13, 1886.
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LE. G. Carr
Dubuque
Kiwanis Club
Carr
Waterloo
American Institute of Banking
Campbell Baking Company
Greater Waterloo Association
Rome
Mgr
Giacomo Cavabelli
Syracuse
Cavabelli
Order of the Crown of
Italy
Fight Tuberculosis Seals Campaign for Waterloo Health
Community campaign in Waterloo urges selling Christmas seals to fund the public health work. The tuberculosis clinic in Lafayette building, founded 1918, has treated 215 people with 705 consultations, while the dental clinic cared for 185. Officials warn that insufficient seal sales may end the program, stressing that every dollar supports ongoing clinics and prevention.
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Public Health Association
Waterloo
Lafayette Building
W. S. Atkinson
Balmy Weather Boosts Building in Iowa City
Under favorable winter climate, building activity rose with plans for three new residences, two small offices, and eight minor projects. The 12 ventures total value is 17,880 dollars, with homes by H. G. Tegtmier, B. C. Clark, and Schneck Lumber Company. Permits issued by Edward Mahnke list various residences, remodels, garages, and two office buildings, including Standard Oil additions and a storefront extension.
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Iowa
H. G. Tegtmier
Kerstret
B. C. Clark
Ling Boc. Clark
Riehl
R.A. Santee
Logan
Franklin Streets
Standard Oil Company
Independence Avenue
Woshoe H. A. Bushman
Randolph Street
H. Werner
Sheridan Re
Art Mason
West
Earace
St. Mary's
Chur
Henry Shott
Banige
Fire damages boiler room at Orange Dairy plant on Franklin Avenue
Fire alarms reported a blaze in the boiler room of the Orange Dairy plant at 1306 Franklin Avenue at 9:25 p m yesterday. Firemen concluded an overheated exposed boiler caused the fire, which damaged only a roof hole after 44 gallons of chemicals were deployed. the blaze started near a residence on Fourth Street West and was extinguished by firefighters. Bronson Insurance Agency, Phone 1374.
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Orange Dairy .Company
Frawkborne Avenue
Fourth Street
C. M. Dwyer
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Mall
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Iowa State 7Versity Hospital
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C.H. Abbs
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Burns
Manhattan
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Was & Ruest
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Anyou
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W.R.C. Presidency
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American Association
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Fred
Sinclair Lewis
M. J. Bowman
Dorothy Canfield
Maude Dudley
Hutchinson
Janet Stoan
Oscar D. Hanson
G. G. Lanning
Jack Oalenseifer
Rose Balenseifer
Sean
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Ycerti
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Alice Simpson
Carrie Buechalea
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Jeannie Adams
Frappe
Aliené Whitney
Eiklets
Town State University Hospital
Diks
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Canalone
Mount Hope
Mount Tope
C. L. Friediey
Delta Gamma Sorority
Black's Tearoom
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Mre
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Walter Baker & C C., Ltd
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Mobile St
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Camera Shop
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Pex Life
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Eurence Agency
Bivery
L. & J.bliz
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