Musical program will be given at Dunkerton church
A Christmas program and musical drama are planned at the Methodist Episcopal church in Dunkerton Iowa for Tuesday December 24. More than fifteen young women rehearse a nativity theme with Dudley Buck and Arthur Sullivan selections and a Santa Claus finale. A Sunday carol service precedes Christmas day with old carols and an anthem. The public is invited to both services and the library opens as part of a traveling library program to aid towns without a municipal reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Santa Claus
Dudley Buck
Arthur Sullivan
State of
Iowa
Edward A. Steinler
Watterloo
Church
Interdenominational
St. Peter
Epworth League
Fern Walker
Masquerade Night at Waterloo Lodge Draws 73 Applicants
Waterloo lodge No 328 Royal Order of Moose held a regular session at the A O U W hall last evening. A class of candidates was initiated and 73 applications for new members were balloted. A masquerade dancing party followed with 50 couples present and music by Van Pete's orchestra. Prizes were awarded for best costumes. The degree team plans another dance on December 26. Also reported is O C Hummel returning from Colorado after accompanying land seekers with F L Merrick and planning to homestead a tract near Denver. A separate notice notes an upcoming jury event about the fate of Jennie Brick at the First Congregational church with tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
Royal Order of Moose
A. O. U. W. Hall
van Pete
A. M. Weather
Ralph Cohn
Saloon Petition Effort Nears Filing in Waterloo
The Waterloo temperance drive reports three more weekdays to gather signatures for the saloon petition, which must be filed next Tuesday with the county auditor. Campaign leaders warn withdrawals cannot be replaced after filing. canvassors press supporters to sign and verify the list before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erally
Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Waterloo Business Men's, Temperance Association
One Lone Drunk In Police Court
One lone drunk and a trio of petty offenders appeared in police court this morning. John Slack pleaded guilty to peddling without a license and was fined three dollars. another man, John Reynolds, admitted guilt to drunkenness and mooching and received seven days in jail. Mazursty denied dis orderly conduct after information was filed by B. Purington over nine stolen beer bottles. judge Meyers held Mazutsky on bond while the case is reviewed. Pending verdicts loom in the Jennie Krice case as twelve west side businessmen prepare to hear evidence on December 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slack
Omaha
John Reynolds
RR. Mazursty
B. Purington
Mazutsky
Purington
Jennie Krice
West Side
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New York
Victor Victrola
Nias
Dunkerton
Church Services
Pinkerton Hall
Lee Lovelett
ZJ. G. Crone
Anna Lovelett
Mary J. Park
J. G. Fay
H. D. Burk
N. L. Bennett
Mary J. Clark
E. Dunkelberg
D. C. Huntoon
Woods Bros
Emerson, Estey
J. & C. Fischer
Hobart M. Cables
Miltons
Lindeman
Schiller
Colorado
O. C. Hummel
FL. M. Merrick
Mr. Merrick
Denver
Jennie Brick
First Congregational Church
Schnoneman's
Fed Vaertigamant
Caldon Canvass
Kirby & Shuler’s
C. J. Kirby
Independence Road
Jesup
Kirby & Shuler
WM. Holland
Anck
PL Davis
Clork
Onv
Fifth Street Sanitary Market
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