Dining menu and guest list from school event
Celery, fillet of beef with mushroom sauce, mashed potatoes, green peas, timbales, Parker House rolls, lobster salad, cheese sandwiches, Neapolitan ice cream, cakes, coffee. The guest list numbered 24 including Superintendent A. T. Hakill, Principal S. M. Wallace, school directors and wives, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Stas, Mr. and Mrs. Col. Kingsley, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lamson, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Burt, Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Northey, board secretary and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rodamar, press representatives and wives, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Parrott, Mrs. W. A. Ree, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hartian. The girls of the class included Esta Miller, Gazelle McEehinney, Marie Miller, Doris Ludwig, Margie Ellis, Helen Royee, Florence LaTier, Gladys Bennett, Helen Reed, Geneva Phinney, Mabel Alexander, Debbie Bentley, Doris Yenney, Lillian Olson, Daisy Allen, Elsa Schroeder, Fidella Amos, Gene Birdsall, Eva Bryan, Agnes Lawrence, Bertha Pett. Toasters included formal talks by Parrott, Teed and Hartman. praise for Miss Moran and the domestic science program. a vote of thanks to Superintendent Hukill, Miss Moran, and the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hakill
S. M. Wallace
Carleton Stas
Co l. Kingsley
C. T. Wilson
C. W. Chapman
C. O. Lamson
Austin Burt
F. I. Northey
Gazelle MceEihinney
Marie Miller
Doris Ludwig
Margie Ellis
Helen Royee
Florence LaTier
Gladys Bennett
Helen Reed
Geneva Phinney
Mabel Alexander
Debbie Bentley
Doris Yenney
Lillian Olson
Daisy Alien
Elsa Schroeder
Fidella Amos
Gene Birdsall
Eva Bryan
Agnes Lawrence
Bertha Pett
Sias
Parrott
Teed and Hartman
Miss Moran
Hukill
Chauffeur Sheds Light On Mrs Kaufman Case
Police say chauffeur Thomas Jones confessed to driving three men to the Kaufman murder scene and implicated two others as participants. He claimed robbery was the motive and that Mrs Kaufman was shot after screaming during the hold up. A $2900 reward is offered for slayers. descriptions have been sent nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iyer
Hattie Kaufman
Edmund Kaufman
Thomas Jones
Jones
George Robinson
Ohn Stacey
Fred
Halpin
Robinson
Stacey
Itark
South Side
Kaufman
Saloon Licenses Loom As Moon Law Set To Cut Offers
A party of saloon keepers fear the Moon Law will cap licenses at one per 1000 inhabitants, reducing the city’s current ~39 permits to 39 under the limit. The council will decide who may continue after a year, with many seeking new licenses and no clear method defined yet. Civil authorities weigh how public interest and permits will be balanced as the old system nears expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbuque
Peete
Supreme Court Atty Jast Sesso
Duhirgnre
Rogie
Tneder
Fly Council
Wounel
Meltod
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Civic Association to Meet December 13
Washington December 12 The seventh annual convention of the American Civic association will be held here December 11 15 with Taft attending one session where Walter Fischer secretary of the interior will preside. Notable speakers include Senator Smoot Ernest Thormosean Seton William Dudley Foulke Irving K Pond and Dr Woods Hutchinson. The slogan is A More Beautiful America and topics cover parks fly problem city planning street lighting shade trees and municipal feats. One feature is a review of civic betterment by women’s organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Civile Association
Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Gambling rule makes billiards a gambling spot in Iowa
Nes Moines, Nov. 12. The state department of justice ruled that a billiard hall owner who lets the loser pay for a game is maintaining a gambling place and subject to prosecution. The instruction to county attorneys and mayors cites former Attorney General Remley on games played with the loser paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moines
Nec
State Department of Justice
Remley
Cascarets Cure a Bilious Headache
Ad promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy for bilious headaches and digestive issues. Claims a 10-cent box keeps the family feeling good for months, with pleasant taste and no sickness. Emphasizes internal cleansing and liver stomach and intestine health.
Attorney General Cosson warns on illegal gambling houses
In a letter to county attorneys Cosson states that the person operating illegal games or enterprises is guilty of operating a gambling house in violation of local city ordinances and also in violation of state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosson
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Waterloo
Courier’s Dictionary
New York
United States
West
Russell-Lamson Hall
Waterloo High School West
Cornelia Moran
Olives
Parker House
Beechawm’s Pills
H.W. Taggart
Peru
Civic Association
Mas Kodaks and Brow
Nie
Joder
Owen Waterloo
Sibert’s Jewelry Store
East Fourth Street
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