Girl Reserve Christmas Ceremony at YWCA
Grade and junior high Girl Reserves meet at 730 p m next Saturday at the YWCA for a recognition service and Hangling of the Greens ceremony. Members earning bands must master the Girl Reserve code slogan and pledge, keep a death record, learn Follow the Gleam, attend six meetings, and participate in carol singing with mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pational YW. Co
Alcott School
Mothers of Girl Reserves
Beth Tracy
Est
West High
East High
Foe
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week’s calendar lists social gatherings across Waterloo area clubs and churches from Sunday to Saturday. Notable events include Masonic hall memorial service, YWCA offices board and crafts clubs, Elks and PTA activities, Circle One and missionary society meetings, Fortnightly and Waterloo OEA chapters, and Christmas parties at various venues including Central Christian, White Sea Inn, and Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
B. J. Bruns
E. Peek
Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Hall
Ida Alderman
G. B. G. Club
G. Y. Bellinger
F. OO. P
Merriman
Terrors of European travel blamed on tourists by professor
Prof A Bush of Iowa City told Waterloo Woman's club travelers should be screened for suitability before issuing passports. He mocked types abroad such as the bridge-playing rapper and the unhappy breakfast seeker and warned that tourists shape how nations view the US. He noted predators as examples and discussed frontiers, interdependence, and cathedral impressions. Luncheon preceded the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
A. Bush
Iowa City
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fine Arts Department
Ison
Boaster
Bush
United States
Lottie Flick Elected W R C President for 1928
Mrs Lottie Flick was chosen president of the W R C for 1928 at a Memorial Hall meeting. Also elected were senior vice president Mrs P F Bert Shirley and junior vice president Mrs Dora Keiderting with Addie McCormick as treasurer. Delegates to the national convention named. pledge paid to Salvation Army HQ. gifts approved to Good Fellows and a nursing nurse Virginia F Eleanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Bellef Coms
Lotte Flick
PF. Bert Shirley
Dora Keiderting
Addie McCormick
Carrie Johnston
Alexander H. McKellar
John Becker
Wilbur J. Brayton
John Glass
Hubert L. William
Joseph Ganz
Otto Obele
Frank Lynn
George Sheffield
Salvation Army
Good Fellows
Virginia Fleanor
Des Moines
Mrs F Margadant Honored Before Leaving for West
Mrs Will Buxton and Mrs Perry Cowlen hosted a bridge gathering to honor Mrs Floyd Margadant who departs Waterloo December 21 for Long Beach California. High score went to Mrs Leonard Laird. consolation to Mrs Frank Fish. Attendees included Mrs Apfel Hardin Keefe Matz Sneckenberger Shoemaker Quest Stinger Anderson Cowles Margadant McFarlane Chandler and Welsing plus Miss Elizabeth Margadant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Buxton
Perry Cowlen
Bridge
Floyd Margadant
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
Leonard Laird
Frank Fish
Mmes. R. L. Apfel
Robert Hardin
W. J. Keefe
Roy Matz
Paul Sneckenberger
George Shoemaker
George Quest
Arthur Stinger
Dan Anderson
Perry Cowles
Will Margadant
Arch McFarlane
H. B. Chandler
Charles Welsing
Elizabeth Margadant
Felsing
Margadant
Mrs Trimble Headed U S A W V Auxiliary Election
Mrs J Andrew Trimble was elected president of the Helen Gould auxiliary to the United Spanish American War Veterans at Memorial hall. Other officers named include Mrs A P Smith senior vice president and Mrs Charles Pierce junior vice president. Christmas party plans led by Mrs Trimble and others. a joint installation with the Veterans set for January 4 with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Andrew Trimble
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
A. P. Smith
Charles ©. Pierce
Earl T. White
Andrew J. Atbus
Elton Trimble
Mayme Sorenson
Ira W. Day
Oliver Jensen
Alvin Jolls
William Holnagle
Samuel W. Burrows
Charles Dwyer
John Boesler
Burrows
Smith
William A. Burton
Joe Swartz
Holnagle
Henry F. Herbsleh
Charles Brown
Hints in color care and home beauty tips
Color affects mood and appearance, with guidance on choosing harmonious shades for fabrics and decor. Practical tips cover dyeing, choosing wall colors, avoiding metallic tones, and simple home methods to revive faded garments and wallpapers. Also includes basic skin care and home remedies for puffiness and blackheads with cautions to seek medical advice for persistent issues.
Christmas Dinner Party Planned by University Women
The American Association of University Women will host a Christmas dinner at 6 15 p m Tuesday in Black's tearoom with holiday decorations. A program includes vocal solos by Mrs Max Wilson and Miss Norma Gaiser, piano by Mrs W P McGormick, a reading and short play by Mrs Merle Wratisay, and carol singing led by Mrs A S Weishaar. Hostess committee features Mrs H W Hallowell and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Black's Tearoom
H. W. Hallowell
Max Wilson
W. P. McGormick
Norma Gaiser
Merle Wratisay
Hawthorne P T A Christmas Program at School
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association will hold a Christmas themed program at the school Tuesday evening. The program features carols led by Ettabelle Storer and a instrumental trio with Storer J A McEwen and Thelma Hoadley. A Christmas Candle songalogue will be sung by association members. Mrs H Trunkey will sing a vocal solo and Gertrude Schreiner will read excerpts from The World’s Christmas Trees. Parents of rooms taught by Florence Beverly and Helen McIntosh will join the reception and refreshment committee with Mrs M L Wester In charge. patrons should bring clips and spoons. Candy will be sold by Gift Reserves of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
Carrol
Ettabelle Storer
Storer
J. A. McEwen
Thelma Hoadley
M Embers
H. Trunkey
Charles Jefferson
Gertrude Schreiner
Florence Beverly
Helen McIntosh
M. L. Wester
Mrs George Weilein Elected Mooseheart Legion President
Mrs George Weilein was made president of the Women of Mooseheart Legion at a Moose hall session last evening. R F Bartz junior regent, Charles Randall chaplain, Harold Weilein recorder and Clara Burright treasurer named to serve. Initiatory work delivered to M E Smith Harry Welch Ruth Walker and Percy M Allen. Public installation scheduled January 13. Bridal couple Mr and Mrs Charles Reinhart hosted guests at J H Brandes home. Mrs Reinhart formerly Mrs Einorarquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weilein
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
R. F. Bartz
Charles Randall
Harold Weilein
Clara Burright
M. E. Smith
Harry Welch
Ruth Walker
Percy M. Allen
Charles Reinhart
J. H. Brandes
Club Notes and Meeting Plans From Local Groups
A Reading notes lists a Book Review club meeting Monday at 2 p m to discuss Beau Geste with Wrens by Mrs Q O G Eu banks. J D club members plan a Tuesday exchange at Mrs Rose Loban s home. Mrs Viola Lawless hosted Triple Four Bridge at E M cate yesterday. Sunshine Rebekah lodge to host a 1 o clock picnic dinner next Friday at Mrs J certsen s home. Gifts for Rowena Metzger at Mason City are to be sent by members to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. G. Eubanks
J. D. Club
Rose Loban
Viola Lawless
Triple Four Bridge Club
M. Cate
Noble Grand Circle of Sunshine
Rebekah Lodge
John Ccertsen
Rowena Metzger
I. Oo
Mason City
Church Guild Christmas Party At Universalist Church
Clara Barton guild of the Universalist Church will meet Monday evening for a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Jay Henson. The Girls Give club of First Lutheran Church met last evening at Mrs. Pauline Miller's home with favors for Misses Violetta Ploog Helen Williams and Emma Jannescu and exchanged gifts along with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Ghve
First Lutheran Chrch
Pauline Miller
Violetta Ploog
Helen Williams
Emma Jannescu
Edward Lawler
Agnes Keegan
Keegan
St. John's
Royal Neighbors Camp Elects Waterloo Officers 1928
Waterloo officers elected for 1928 include P Bert Shirley oracle Tracy Woodruff vice oracle Lottger Tecoma Ralph W Crawford receiver W D Miller marshal Lynn Miller inner sentinel Margaret Cortright outer sentinel Charles W Hutton manager F Sage physician H P Mathes musician Installation set for January with John Entwistle installing officer and Charles Baker ceremonial marshal Christmas party planned December 23 with 10 cent gift exchange and treats for children Also plans for Miss Mollie Spivak birthday dinner and various club notices across “Fortnightly Clue” and Elks charity drives plus PNP and DAR events and future memorial service at Masonic hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Camp
Knights of Pythias Hall
P. Bert Shirley
Tracy M. Woodruff
Lottger
Tecoma
Ralph W. Crawford
W. D. Miller
Lynn B. Miller
Inner Sentinel
Margaret Cortright
Outer Sentinel
Charles W. Hutton
F. ©. Sage
H. P. Mathes
John Entwistle
Charles Bakler
Chickasaw Tax Sale Totals 4747 Dollars in Receipts
New Hampton Iowa December 10 The tax sale held December 3 in the Chickasaw county treasurer L J Jarchows office brought 4747.18 from 82 of 123 parcels sold leaving 41 unsold Most sales were small lots in New Hampton and Nashua with paying assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counry
New Hampton
L. J. Jarchow
Chickasaw County
Nashua
City in Brief Highlights from Laford and Local Notices
A. G. Reid is in Laford Sask on a business trip. B. F. Swisher will address Rotary on fellowship at the Hotel Russell Lamson Luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Loomer depart for California to spend winter with Oakland visits planned. Clifard Johnson charged with stealing two overcoats from Sam Lipkin’s tailor shop and returned here by Detective Ralph Davis from Rockford TL. Mr. and Mrs. Warmer and Mrs. Kephart return from two weeks visiting Galena IA Chicago and Fort Wayne with Lola Albert of Galena accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Swisher
Rotary Club
Pellowship
Russell Lamson
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street
California
Oakland
Clifard Johnson
Sam Lipkin
Ralph Davis
Rockford
H. T. Wagner
Irvin E. Warmer
Mary Kephart
Cottage Street
Nave
Galena
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Lola Albert
Treating Children With Consideration
A narrator observes how Margaret pressures Billy-Josephine to perform for guests, causing distress. The child prefers privacy, and later the father intervenes, allowing natural play. The piece argues for kinder treatment of children and supports well trained kindergartners in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gregg Green
Margaret
Billy-Josephine
Elly-Josephine
Billy- Josephine
Mother Margaret
Mother
Mar-garet
Billy
Josephine
Jean Gox
Utah
Coolidge Boosts Energy Into Official Duties
President Coolidge shows renewed alertness and decisiveness in office as he weighs tax cuts with caution. He seeks a safe reduction around 225 million dollars while prioritizing debt payoff and avoiding any deficit, contrasting with the Chamber of Commerce push for larger, riskier tax cuts and higher spending. The dynamic underscores Coolidge’s tension between tax relief and controlling federal expenditures amid strong business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Partley
Mr. Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
President Coolidge
Coolidge Seen Through Public Stance and Private Drift
An analysis recalls how Coolidge, revered by business groups and farmers alike, balanced pro business policy with personal thrift. It notes his early image as frugal Vermont roots contrast with today’s Chamber of Commerce alignment, and shows his cautious approval of installment credit while hinting at a broader tension between public duty and private sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
White House
Vermont
United States
Felt
Anton Koerner 74 longtime Eagle Center resident dies
Anton Koerner 74 dies at his Eagle Center home after a brief illness. Born December 25 1852 in Cologne Germany he came to the U S with parents at age four and settled in Illinois before moving to Town in 1867. He married Kathryn Reuter June 30 1877 and lived on his Eagle Center farm until his death. Survived by widow and several children. Funeral at Mt Carmel Catholic Church Eagle Center with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Koerner
Eagle Center
Cologne
Germany
United States
Illinois
Kathryn Reuter
Resauer
J. C. Schaefer
J.T. Biebel
Henry Koerner
William Koerner
Joseph Koerner
Theodore Koerner
Eagle Township
Anna
Mack
Finnerst
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Eagie Center
Father John Tobin
Legion Ice Skating Rink Opener Set For Sunday
The American Legion ice rink at Dairy Cattle Congress hilprodrome received final flooding as opening approaches. Official opening is Sunday at 2 pm with skating until 6 pm. From Monday it will run each evening, Saturday mornings, and Sunday afternoons. Amateur hockey squad plans are under way with a first match slated for late next week or the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cedar Rapids duo accused in car thefts sold in Chicago
Cedar Rapids police report arrest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schomier on charges of stealing two automobiles from local show windows. L. C. Miller allegedly confessed the couple sold the cars in Chicago and used the money for a spending spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
J. R. Schomier
Chaurges
L. C. Miller
Ranye
Schomiers
Chitengo
Monmouth College Names Football Captain
Kenneth Walker of College Springs has been elected captain of the 192m Monmouth college football team following the team selection announced in Monmouth. Towan and Towan are noted among the players as part of the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEADS
Monmouth
im—An Towan
Kenneth Walker
College Springs
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K. of P. Hall
Mary Melrose
Clara Bartonguild
Jay Henson
Central Christina Church
F. B. Brocksus
Woman's Club
Elkiets—Elks Club
Cc. T
U—Y
W. CG
Autumn Leaf Club
Walter Lazenby
T. A—Hawthorne School
Black's Lone Room
Maury Melrose
D. A
Zathoe Burk
Pythian Sisters
K. of
P. Hall
Blue Triangle Isague
Y. W
Central Christian Aid Society
Hushards
Mrs
L. Knede
Woman's’ Club
Noble Grand Circle
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
John Geertsen
C. EB. Klingaman
Lincoln Circle
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of C. Hall
Greens” and Girl Reserve
W. Cc. A
Lottie Flick
W.R.C
F. Margadant
West
Elks Club
Santa Claus
Badger Club
H. D. Harker
Wisconsin
N. J. Tiedeman
C. K. Salisbury
Genevieve Nichols
Trimble Head
Reneption
Thomas Wiven
First Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
Glenn Tibbetts
C. W. Kline
J. O. Trumbauer
Nm Silver
Clinton F. Smith
Edna Kent Forbes
K. A. Me
Mooseheart Legion
Church News
Royal Neighbors of
N. CD. Spivek
Miss Mollie Spivak
W.O. T. UA
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ob the Elks Club
J. S. Tuthill
Fred J. Miller
BE. E. Peek
Oo. E. S
Ransier Fiano
East Junion High School
Betty Young
Miriam Masberg
John Mitchel
Leo Camp
O. N. Shaffer
Clarence Weeple
Mitchell
Esther Condon
Peggy Reddin
Marjorie Grady
Mary Kaufman
Mildred Roberts
Helen O'Leary
Eva Simms
Ton Caughin
Edward McKevitt
Mat Brennan
Earl Volenwelder
Walter Mayer
Jack Horn
Donald Berger
Migs
Marie Mahanke
Monica Wente
Owen Hitchins
Helen Waschell
Verna Briden
Lucille Briden
Kathryn Mooney
Thelma Dickey
Dorothy Jirsa
Dorothy Bennett
Theo Glaw
Martha Smith
Fern Oman
Florence Wente
Banco
Miss Oman
Miss Bennett
B. A
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis Island
Mies
F. H. Reuling
L. W. Bryant
W. Co. Wurster
George Nauman
Flora Miner
Catherine Friend
Buchanan
A. G. Reid
Laford, Sask
Redfern
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Ourler
Tself
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
America
Chambers of Commerce
Ica
Shaply
Sf Commerce
Mani
Roosevelt
New York Herald-Tribune
Eagle
Legion Ice Skating Rink
Pocahontas
Eastern Kentucky
Kentucky
Fuel Co
Eset
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