Christmas Winners Party Honors State Officers in Knishik
Four state officers and possibly a national official will be honored at the Christmas Winners party of the Business and Professional Women's club in Knishik Columbus hall Tuesday evening. The event features an old fashioned Christmas party with elaborate decorations, a gift exchange, dancing, carols, and solos by Mary Wathryn Gallagher. Hostesses include a long list of club members and guests from the Fine Arts department and DALR chapters planning a joint luncheon Friday.
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Elibh
Knishik of Columbus Hall
Wuekls
Frances Pratt
Davenport
Jeanetta Ritchie
Fort Doage
Vics
Elizabeth Kenney
Alice Wykef
Waterloo
Martha Pattie
Pauline Bassareau
Wanda Daum
Mayme Eagan
Florence Nugent
Helen Dargess
Eda Behrens
May Keller
Fern Gray
Ruth Miller
Nellie Meyer
Vera Peck
Nelle Packard
Edith Colburn
Gladys Atkins
W. H. Shirley
Fidella Amos
SOG
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Weomen Lodge
Yeomen Lodge
Moogs Hall
Former Iowa Girl Sings at Program of Pasadena Club
Aliss Ruth Pinkerton, contralto formerly of Waterloo now living in Pasadena, performed at Carmelita Park house opening of an art exhibit under the Fine Arts club auspices. She directed choirs in local churches and did solo work and voice teaching during her Iowa residence.
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Aliss Ruth Pinkerton
Waterloo
Pasadena
Cal
Carmelita Park House
Fine Arts
Grace Pinkerton
United Presbyterian
Minster Presbyterian
Married Couples Headed for Battle Creek Iowa and Minneapolis
A bridal couple of last Wednesday, Mr. Baxter and Mrs Elizabeth Cantille Baxter, will reside in Battle Creek Iowa until spring with Baxter headquartering at Joliet Illinois soon. Elizabeth Cantille a noted Waterloo dramatic reader and graduate of Oak Hill St Paul. Her sister Mallie Cantille married Martin Toene and will live in Minneapolis.
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Howler M. Baxter
Battle Creek
Baxter
Mattzon Peave & Wire Co
Wil
Joilet
Elizabeth Can Une
Waterloo
Oakhall
St. Paul
McPhail School of
Westminster Club Notes and Social Gatherings
The Alpha chapter gBuild will meet Tuesday at Mrs. I. J. Highmiey’s home. Gordon Lem ber entertained the Even Dozen club, honoring Mrs. Irving Mussett and Elmer Chamberlain with 500. Octagon club members and husbands enjoyed a Christmas Flary at Mrs. Mike Jack Man’s home with 500 scores to Mrs. King Bent and E.G. Anderson. Wide Awake club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Smith featuring 500 scores to Mrs. Clarence Briver and Harry Averill. Fidelity circle of Pythian sisters will meet at Mrs. Lillian Kuhrke’s Tuesday for sewing and dinner.
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Alpha Chapter
Westminster
gBuild
I. J. Highmiey
Gordon Lember
Irving Mussett
Elmer Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Octagon Club
Mike Jack Man
King Bent
E.G. Anderson
M.A. Smith
Wartburg Lutheran church Christmas party announced
Wartburg leamie of First Lutheran church plans a Christmas Party Tuesday evening at the church. The entertainment committee includes DE Samuel Smith Elmer Myer Marty Beilke Clifford Fratzke and William Bertroth.
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Wartburg Leamie
First Lutheran Church
Samuel Smith
Elmer Myer
Marty Beilke
Clifford Fratzke
William Bertroth
Eleanor Gales Prove Dependable Promisers at Bazaar
A neighbor extols Eleanor Gale for fulfilling promises such as delivering three dozen cakes on the first day of the bazar. She contrasts Eleanor with others who make promises but fail, noting Eleanor hires hands to handle tasks and always follows through. The piece argues temperament over circumstance drives reliable performance.
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Eleanor
Mrs. Grant
Jim
Eleanor Gale
Noted Presbyterian Moderator to Speak in Waterloo
Dr Clarence Macartney moderator of the Presbyterian assembly will address an open meeting at West Presbyterian Church Waterloo tomorrow evening. He will discuss Fundamentalism vs Modernism and carry a message from the Chicago Presbyterian meeting. A large crowd is expected with ministers from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Heights on the platform.
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Clarence Edward Macarnny
Philadelphia
Geveral Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
West Presbyterian Church
J. BR. Ma
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
AL Pp. Blough
Church of the ‘Brethren
J. R. Macartney
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Darling
First Presbyterian
Dr Culp to Speak at East High Thursday Lecture
W T Sherman Culp, lecturer, will appear at East High's Fast Night Thursday at 3 p.m. in lecture number 1y. He is known as "the man with a mission" for talks on humane service and practical solutions to problems, drawing crowds in 1960s cities.
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DR. Culp
East High
W.T. Sherman Culp
Will Eppear
East Uwigh
Fifteen Trains of Dressed Meat Pass Waterloo Yard
Fifteen trains of dressed meat, fruit and stock totaling 450 cars moved through Waterloo yesterday on the Illinois Central system. Officials attribute the heavy movement to feed scarcity and high prices, with farmers selling rather than feed stock through winter due to favorable prices in Chicago and packing centers.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Christmas Seal Sale Extended to December 23
Christmas seal sales will resume in downtown stores and banks tomorrow and continue through December 23. The drive, started two weeks ago, paused due to demand and will reopen per a seal sale committee decision in Georgia. Several prospective buyers were unable to obtain seals earlier.
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W. GA
Christmas Party Plans Among War Veterans Helpers
Women of the auxiliary to China Marson post meet at Memorial Hall to plan a Christmas party inviting disabled veterans from Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Town City and members of Ning Marson post.
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Women of the Auxilia
Kine- Marson Post
DB. A
Memorial Hall
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Town City
Ning-Marson Post
Beauty Tips For Glove Fit And Hair Care Fashion Advice
A column offers old fashioned beauty and health guidance. It claims gloves should be looser than the hand, recommends heavy leather gloves for fashion, and advises choosing wrist length styles. It also notes hair care and a dieting tip linking digestion to skin shine, with dietary suggestions and fiber emphasis.
Former Cedar Falls Resident Dies in California
Alfred Grundy, formerly of Cedar Falls, died December 6 in Los Angeles California. A lawyer for years in Cedar Falls he later moved to California about twenty years ago. He served as secretary of the college board during the era of independent boards. Survived by widow and daughter.
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Cedar Falls
Alfred Grundy
Los Angeles
Qat
Local notes from Waterloo area residents and events
A long itemized summary lists residents traveling to St Louis and Rockford, visits to relatives in Washington and California, police notes on a minor traffic accident, illness affecting a theater production, and various social notices. It mentions Mrs. Ray Holington’s county supervisors meeting, a birth announcement to Mrs. Harry Moon in Owensmouth, and travelers James and Bourns visiting Florida.
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Stevers
Mira
Rockford
Lillian Ftayman
Waghinitetom
Stationary Engineers Organize Waterloo Branch
Ray Jy was elected president of the Waterloo branch of the American Association of Stationary Engineers at a Saturday meeting. A. Dai ley Wart Hined served as secretary and W. 21 , O'Brien as treasurer. State deputy L. T. Kazellewood and national deputy Wt. Mullen attended. The group aims to promote engineer education and advocate for protective laws to prevent loss of life and property. The remainder of the text shifts to a whimsical children's tale about stockings, stockings mending, and a wolf, with no clear connection to the engineers.
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Ray Jy
Waterloo
American Association of Stationary Engineers
Mme Hate
Olis A. Dailey Wart
O'Brien
L. T. Kazellewood
Wt. Mullen
Susie Tries to Mend Stockings in the Woods
Uncle Wiggily finds Susie Littletath alone in the woods with stockings full of holes. Susie explains she came to mend them for Christmas and hang them for Santa Claus. A honey-hearted gentleman and others comment on the situation as she hopes the Darning Needle Lady or Dragon Fly might repair them.
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Susie
Uncle
Sule
Viarrey
Pia
Sata Claus
Mr. Langears
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Summary
Puzzle clues describe horizontal and vertical words. Across: 1 the largest state in the union and 4 a large Nebraska city. Down: 1 capital of Japan and 2 a small city in Ohio. Also a clue for a country including the Holy Land. Answer to appear in tomorrow's paper.
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Squires
Union
Nebraska
Japan
Ohio
Holy Land
Tomorow
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