Social calendar outlines New Year events and parties
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings feature club gatherings at the BP W club and Christeas dine, with Knights of Pythius and Waterloo lodge planning social functions. St Johns card party in the ballroom Sunday will mix bridge and 600, followed by Christmas week entertainment and a New Year dinner dance with dancing at 8:30. Reservations via office or Standish. initiation and ballots precede 8:50 pm Wednesday planning for an afternoon New Year party.
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BP. W
Christeas Dine
Knights of Pythius
Ee Ely Club
Furkeishtly Club
Ptrs
Waterloo
John W. Cwynne
Ries
St John's
Shank de Rade
Eeerctirs
Clytte Standish
Ufl
King's Heralds of Grace M B Given Christmas Part
King's Heralds of Grace M B met at the Methodist church for a missionary study and Christmas party. A Christmas tree, children, piano solos, stories, and vocal numbers filled the event as C Colton told the Nativity story and each child received a candy stocking.
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King's Heralds of Grace
Marlys Atking
E. I. Hostetler
Prances Mathewson
Audrey McPike
Little Duiel Shines
Kathleen Adams
Martha Filen Lankiey
Goles
Melos Dy
Reaifags
Martha Ellen Banthley
Ruth Wile
Ms. C
Colton
D A R Chapters Host Night School Christmas Party
Mary Melrose and Waterloo D A R chapters hostesses for a Christmas party tonight for 60 night school Americanization students. They meet at 7 p m at Central School and proceed to the hall for the program. Miss Naneen Davis will lead community singing with German and Danish songs performed by natives. Superintendent Wallace will give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Waterloo
5. M. Wallace
Singers at St Mark's Church Christmas Party
St Mark's Episcopal choir hosted a Christmas party in the church social rooms with a two course luncheon served at a long table lit by colored bulbs. Santa distributed favors as guests enjoyed dancing after the meal.
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N.A. Gasser
E. A. Pickforth
St. Mark's Episcopal Choir
E. A. Pickworth
Santa Claus
G. C.welker
Church News and Meetings At Local Congregations
Church notices list Loral Whelpers class at First Brethren Church with a business meeting and Christmas party at 7 40 Tuesday in Mrs Grant Miller home. Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 in Mrs Ww Parratt home with Mrs Meal presiding. Wartbare league of First Lath arin church postpones February meetings to December 22 for a Christmas party with exchange of presents.
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Loral Whelpers Vlass
Brethren Church
Grant Miller
Ladies' Ald Society of
Cedar i Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Ww. YP. Parratt
Mre
League of First Latharin
Pitts
Edvon
Recital and Club Activities At Regional Holiday Events
Piano pupils of Miss Ethel Brinkman performed at a recital at the Brinkman home with a list of participants including Cornwell, Peterson, Bentz, Lichty, Wiese, Hessa, Young, and others. West Orange Club hosted readings and songs. B P W Club planned a Christmas party with carols, gifts, and snowball fairies. Lafayette PTA and other groups sponsored sessions, with plans for a Christmas program, plays by seventh graders, and hostess duties by teachers. Community members contributed gifts for residents of Mason City, and various lodge and club events featured exchanges of gifts, meals, and readings.
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Ethel Brinkman
J. B. Brinkman
Vermont Street
Miss Brinkman
Allied Arts Conservatory
Margaret Cornwell
Esther Peterson
Dorothy
Lillian Bentz
Ethel Lichty
Helen Wiese
Beverly Hessa
Edith
Florence
Arthur Young
Lafayette PT. A
Ses
Club Notes at Deck Home with Holiday Bridge Party
Helen Deck subpersonnel hosted a bridge gathering Saturday evening at Miss Vera Leck's home. Misses Constance McDermott and Florence Timmermann and Mrs. Walter Deckert assisted. Mrs. Russell Peterson to host Thursday for Forget-Me-Not club picnic lunch. members to bring dishes a silver and a 160 cent Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Deck
Vera Leck
Constance McDermott
Florence Timmermann
Walter Deckert
Russell Peterson
Forget-Me-Not Club
Mixed Fine Arts program at Waterloo Woman's Club Tuesday
A December Waterloo Woman's club program at 2 20 p m in the clubhouse auditorium features piano solos by Mrs Jack Patterson a review of the year by Mrs Loren J Berry and talks on art in school Mrs A L Alexander performs Dandel Gold and Pierrot piece while a Turkish Imromptu piano trio is presented by Mrs Mark Campbell Mrs Kerl Krause and Mrs E Hi Beal Hostesses are Mrs F Marquis and Mrs KE L Corton.
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King Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
J. 1
Crippen
Iforgson
Itoberta
A. L. Alexander
Mark Campbell
Kerl Krause
E. Hi, Beal
F. Marquis
City in brief items from Waterloo community notes
Mrs. Marion Eeston returns from a summer in the British Isles and continental Europe while Lian Dean brings a carload of Christmas trees accompanied by Harold Dean. Charlen Bannister leaves for Orville after visiting her sister. architect John J. Bartley wins a parish school drawing contract at St. John's in Independence Iowa for about $40,000. A petition seeks an administrator for the estate of Mary Hoag who died without a will. Judge E. B. Stiles to visit Waterloo on Wednesday for court if needed. Rev. and Mrs. Luce and daughter Mildred visit Waterloo. Luce previously led St. Paul's in Waterloo and now pastors Cresco. Marry Walters leaves with the Chicago Harmonizers for Winston-Salem, NC for a Robert E. Lee hotel engagement. C. R. Higgins, prisoner in Alpine Texas, waives extradition and confession in automobile theft and desertion cases. Higgins to be returned to Iowa. Mrs. J. S. Russell will visit her mother in Waterloo while Mr. Russell heads to Des Moines for a news job. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Thompson plan a Long Beach, California home with their daughter Mrs. Samuel Silvers who will winter with them. Thompson serves as VP of Silvers Manufacturing in Waterloo.
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Marion Eeston
British Isles
Europe
Lian Dean
Boy River
Heas
Harold Dean
Charlen Bannister
A. Cook
Randolph ‘Street
Pier Day
Orlell
John 3. Bartley
Waterloo
St. John’s Catholic Church
Independence
Mary Hoag
Wee
E. B. Stiles
Manchester
J. W. Thompson
Walters
Third Ave
Chicago
Winston-Salem
N. Cc
Stattie Boy
Robert BE. Lee
C. R. Higgins
Alpine
Tex
H. J. Wagner
Higgins
Iown
J. S. Russell
Sac
Long Beach
Cal
Saupheer
Samuel Silvers
Alta Vista Avenue
Thompson Hayo
Silvers Manufacturing, Company
Gideons Promote Bible Work Through Sunday Services
Gideons from Waterloo and Cedar Falls visited Reindeck and Hudson yesterday to assist in church services for their Bible Work. They joined meetings at United Presbyterian and First and Second M churches in Rein deck, and conducted services for Called Brethren and Church of the Brethren congregations. Muddy roads to Ainity prevented planned attendance.
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Gideons
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Reindeck
Hudson
United Presbyterian
First
Brethren
Ainity
Christmas Seal Sales Top $2,000 in Iowa Campaign
The Iowa Tuberculosis Association says Christmas seal sales have surpassed $2,000 so far, with Mrs. Tt Menges as general chairman. The drive continues with booths in Black and Paul Davis Dry Goods stores, supporting post poster campaigns and ongoing tag day activities.
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Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Menges
Paul Davis Dry. Sonus Company
Mail early to ease post office congestion for Christmas week
Postmaster Ray C. Eggert urges shoppers to mail early and shorten the rush. Clerks and carriers will work a full holiday to allow families to enjoy Christmas. mail must be sent by Dec 16 for distant points and Dec 22 for local deliveries. Funeral services for Mrs. Priscilla Lamb will be held at the Church of the Brethren at 2 p.m. Tuesday with six children attending. burial in Hudson cemetery. Mrs. Lamb, born 1848 in Belfast, lived in Waterloo 57 years after moving from Port Huron, Mich., in 1867. survived by husband Charles W. Lamb, four daughters, two sons, grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Two sons preceded her in death.
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Mag. C. W. Lamb
Ray C. Eggert
Postal Department
Omice Dent
Eggert
Apeal
Owen
Canada
Church of the Brethren
Seventh
South Streets
A. P. Blough
Hudson Cemetery
Trelaand
Lamb
Port Huron
Mich
Reinbeck
Hight-Acre Corn Lot Feeds Stock Leaves 700 Bushels
One of the largest corn yields reported comes from Lawrence D Wald's gladiolus gardens on the Black Hawk road south of Waterloo. An eight acre plot planted to yellow dent corn after feeding 10 hogs and two horses from this field for six weeks produced a balance of 760 bushels. Fertilizer use enriched the soil and boosted the corn yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Duna J Wald
Black Hawk Road
Waterloo
Legion Banquet Reservations Die Early Wednesday
Reservations for the Legion banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson in connection with the Becker-Chapman post third district convention must be in by Wednesday morning. Commander Henry Dallmao announced reservations with him or Adjutant Gerald Halton at Memorial Hall. Registration for the convention is at 10 a.m. and the business session starts at 2 p.m. at Memorial Hall.
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Russell- Lamson
The
American Legion
Henry Dall- Mao
Becker-Chapman Post
Gerald Halton
Memorial Hall
Final Rehearsals Set for Gypsy Rover at West High
Final preparations underway for West High School operetta The Gypsy Rover with leading roles by Violet, Watters, and Craig Ellyson. Miss Gail Wiltur directs the colorful cast of Gypsy men and women, English dames, and students, with the Blade schools providing choruses and the high school orchestra conducted by Ralph Pronk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet, Watters
Craig Ellyson
Gail Wiltur
Blade
Ralph Pronk
Orange and Black Play Set for Jan 29
Hast High will stage Orange and Black, with Grumpy to be presented Friday evening. Principal F J Ail Ler announced the production, moved from December 12 due to the director Miss Rath Hiller being ill.
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Hast High
Inun
F. J. Ail
Ler
Boy Scout Council to Elect Tonight at Annual Meeting
Waterloo Boy Scout council members will elect officers for the new year at the annual meeting set for 6 15 p m today in Black’s Learoan. Retiring president Lee W Miller will oversee the proceedings.
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BOY Scout Council
Omcars
Waterloo Boy Scout Cornel
Learoan
Lee W. Miller
Revival Prayer Meeting Ends With Strong Response
Rev. Harry C. Anderson leads a Walnut Street Baptist revival, inviting prayers and drawing a hearty response. A post-service gathering followed. no service tonight but tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with theme America: Safety First. Arthur Melee sings, Mrs. Dena Stover plays cornet, and topics this week include Is There a God of Elijah and The Second Coming at Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry QC Anderson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Anderson
America
Arthur Melee
Dena KK. Stover
Waterloo Realtors to Attend Siouz City Convention
A Waterloo delegation will depart at midnight for Sioux City to join the annual convention of the local Association of Real Estate Boards, a three day session starting tomorrow. Secretary Lester W. Miller will also travel tomorrow night. Merchants in Curksyville Iowa hosted a party Saturday with a show drawing a large crowd. Gifts were given to 160 children under 10 and festive trees adorned the main street. Des Moines socialite Belle Diovle, prominent in society, and Republican leader Nebraska Penney are noted in obituaries in Los Angeles.
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Waterloo Tealtors
Sioux City
Association of Real Estate Boards
Lester W. Miller
Curksyville
Des Moines
K. Penney
Nebraska
Los Angeles
Radio Programs Monday Network Listings
Radio schedules from multiple stations show concerts orchestras and kiddies programs across cities including Pittsburgh Lincoln Shenandoah Denver San Francisco and New York. Highlights include university city popular concerts and studio programs with orchestras soloists and children entertainment throughout the evening.
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HPBKA
Pittsburgh
Childten
Merit Opera
Keaw—Lincoln
Gular
Voluntata
Kene
Shenandowh
Keve—University City
Pon—Ular
HOA
Denver
Atelag Orchestra
Findman'y Hour
Paogliacel
Egloved Dance
BPO
San Francisco
Orchestre
HKERC
Liouston Post-Dispatch
Ramblers
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Vpost-Dispatcly
Uthe—Hot Springs National Park
Ft Worth
Star-Telegram
Prail’ Blazers
We2
Springfield
New Zealand
WEAE
Pittsburgh Press
Brand of Wea
Theatre Pro
Erin
WCAES
Philadelphia
Buke
Weco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
S. University of Minnesota
WCM
Detroit
WDPA
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Glee Club
Nighthawk
New York
P Gypsies
WEA
Minrimban
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
WGH
Buffalo
Schenectady
Comntratto
Pirknise
WHAZ
Troy
WILN
W2ko
Des Moiines
WLW
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Watc
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
Sandman
Atlantic City
An Aldre
WSM
Nashville
Detroit News
BR Gypsies
WEAF
ROKA
Pittsburga
Camn
Symphony Orchestra
Kfagb—Lincoln
University of Nebraska Magicate
Beaumont
University City
HFWB
Hollywood
Tris
Onakland
Struck by Auto Wounds 63YearOld Man Near Waterloo Plant
Walter W. Rugeell, 63, of 624 Ever Sreen avenue, suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises after being struck by a car on Miles Street near the Waterloo Gasoline Engine company plant. He was stepping from his own car when another vehicle driven by Leon M. Cole knocked him down. He received five stitches, a tooth knocked out, and shoulder bruises, then was taken home after initial treatment. relatives say he rests easily. Snow covering Council Bluffs deepens to three inches since 7 this morning with continued snowfall.
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Walter W. Rugeell
Sreen Avanue
Miles Street
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Russell
Whio
Dudley
Leon M. Cole
Cortlandt Street
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Perkins’ Hospital
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Hama
Mason City
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Russell DeGon
Club of Becker
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Black Hawk County
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Leia Erry
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Fashion Department
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Sey
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