Society Clubs Church Meeting with the Mathers des Partement
Members of the Central Heights Woman's club meet at Mrs. Macy Campbell home with Miss Dorothy Temmond leading a pre school age discussion. Other offerings include a Christmas carols paper by Miss Frances Ballsbury and holiday songs led by Mrs. C. G. Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers Des Partment
Macy Campbell
H. €. Moeller
Cenar Heights Woman's Club
Dorothy Temmond
Iowa State Teachers College
Franees Ballsbury
Assembly
CG. B. Dickey
C. W. Kirkpatrick
December Social Session Draws 100 to Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club held its December social with over 100 attendees. Miss Nelie M. Green chaired the hostess group. Entertainment featured piano roles by Mrs. J. R. Frank, vocal solos by Leona Vaughn, and Christmas carols led by Louise Frank and Florence Blough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterleo Woman's Club
Nelie NM
Green
Chaiirman
J. L. Henderson
J. R. Frank
Mise
Dorothy Line
Leona Vaughn
Reatinga Yy
Henderson
Mneatha Kenyon
Sam Cleverly
J. M. Hileman
Glenny
D. C. Winetoon
John W. Gwynna
Gen G. Howrey
Huntington
George Mazen
George S Tuntley
Wloh
Howe
M. W. Hallowe
Pageant to Present Immigrant Madonna at Women’s Meeting
The Immigrant Madonna will be staged as a pageant during the women’s organizations gathering at First Methodist Church Parlor. Reports from Grace Church and other organizers precede the production. The foreign missionary group opens the day at 10:30 with Mrs. Becker directing the program and a luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna
Lesionary Society
First Methodist Church
William Watters
Grace Church
J. 4. Webb
C. W. Loesbe
W.A. Burton
F. A. Becker
Gleaners Circle of East Park Church To Present Program
Westminster Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian church will present a program at 7 45 Wednesday evening in the church. An offering will be taken for a missionary, with circle members performing piano solos duets readings vocal solos and a song. Named participants include Harriett Steffans Joy Sanford Blanche Douglas Elizabeth Mulray Betty Muarga Gant Kathryn Mulesy Pauling Saunders Vivian Straus Virginia Stanford Ruby Myers Genevigue Hallowell Marlys Sanford Berneice Leland and Margaret Leland. The circle opens with the Gleaners song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gleaners' Circle
East Park
Teacher Hosts Busy Christmas Dinner for Sunday School Class
Mrs H Huntnell presided at a Walnut Street Bible class dinner party at her home, gifts from a Christmas tree distributed to children in a local institution, and the group planned a family Santa gift. Progressive Delphians met for Renaissance study led by Miss Mayme Daniels. Rebekahs to host lodge members and guests at a benefit dance. Mystic Workers schedule a regular meeting with social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Strege Mupuet Church
Huntnell
Lows
Wa¢h Fuest
Ubey
Bunnell
Christiany
Delphians
H.C. Ciher
Mayme Daniels
Church News Highlights Color in Home Decor
Cleveland speaker Mortimer B R Gleyvetani urged value of color harmony in interior decoration at a Monday evening gathering of PEO Circle. He showed room photos and noted inexpensive materials can create attractive homes. Thirty five members attended. Bible class details follow with Circle officers to be chosen. Luncheon party hosts and gifts exchange announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer BR. Gleyvetani
C. D. Cass
Church groups plan midweek meetings and events
Daughters of Plymouth will elect new officers Wednesday during an all day session in the church parlors hosted by Mrs Mire William Hardcastle. Lunch will be served at noon. Grace Methodist Wo rth League party planned for Wednesday has been postponed. United Presbyterian Aid Society hosts a Christmas party at Mrs. George McCleery's home Wednesday afternoon. First Methodist church holds its first quarterly conference at 7 45 Thursday evening in the social rooms with Dr G C Witzl gman district superintendent in charge. Cedar Heights Women�s Aid meets Friday at Mrs W S Parrott�s home with 19 cent gifts for attendees. St Luke�s English Lutheran Women�s Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs George Gish and Mrs C O Barnes leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bros
Pre Fact Congregational Church
Gti
C. J. Langfeldt
St. Mary's
J. BE. Kurth
R. , Penne
George Sager
Henry Conlar
Daughters of Plymouth
Wiliam Hardcastle
George McCleery
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
GC. Witzlgman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights Church
W. S. Parrott
Women's Home
Foreign Missionary Emiety
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
George Gish
C. O. Barnes
Club Notes and Christmas Dinner Arrangements
Mrs H H Miller to host H G M Friendship circle at Bienica Inneheda Wednesday afternoon Members to bring a 10 cent gift and one dish Get-Together club plans annual Christmas dinner at Black's with several hostesses After dinner gifts exchanged at Mrs Jensen's home Hawthorne school Mothers' club admits eight members Gift exchange program featured readings by Mrs C E L Schermerhorn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Miller
H. G. M. Friendship Circle
Bienica Inneheda
Black
C. D. Hays
J. P. von Luckum
Aobert Green
Ray Moore
George Fensen
Chance
Jensen
Mothers’ Club of Hawthorne School
C, EL Schermerhorn
Clipper Skipper Ed Clermont Retires After 44 Years Rail Work
Edmund F. Clermont, 65, longtime Illinois Central locomotive engineer, retires on pension after 44 years of railroad service beginning as a fireman in Freeport and spanning lines between Aurora Chicago Waterloo and other crossings. He recalls harsh early days, such as winter ash pan cleaning and lamp freezing, and notes 1904 snowbank ordeal near Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund F. Clermont
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
Freeport
Amboy
Clermont
Waterloo-Dubugque
Ifis
I! Heaith
BL & Q
Quebec
Raitread
Irenan
Aurora
Promamier
Chicago
Pex River
Seattle
Ie 3R
Militors Central
Wateriog
Tiliais Central
Connell Hlalls
Waterloo
Chermont Rath
Cedar Rapisa
Cremont
Cedar Rapids
Stow
Manchester
Prairieville Wins State Rural School Building Contest
In a statewide Rural School Building contest, Prairieville school of Hoar Din county topped 400 entrants. Iowa State Teachers Association sponsored the event and announced Prairieville as the winner. Prize money awarded was about 2,290 dollars to the winning school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Moines
Iowa
Prairieville
Hoardin County
Towa
Students Vote for ULS in World Court
A student body at Wesleyan College voted on the United States entry into the war, with 164 students supporting the proposition and 109 opposing. Seventeen faculty members endorsed the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULS
Moon
Pleasant
Dre
Town Wesleyan Rallege
United States
Cout Council Seeks 38 More Boys This Year
The Cout Council set a 450 boy registration goal before 1925 ends at its annual meeting in Black's tearoom. Current registration stands at 414 with Edmund Reuse elected president succeeding George W. Miller. Officers include Judge George W. Wood first vice president Ralph J. Woxte second vice president Fred Wray treasurer Merle J. Brow commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Edmund Reuse
Cvonncil
George W. Miller
George W. Wood
Ralph J. Woxte
Prad Wray
Merle J. Brow
Joe Sulvely
Hf. C. Garrett
Arthur P. Jury
300 Chickens Stolen From Grundy Farm by Truck and Team
Grundy Center Iowa December 15 Special A sack left by the men who stole 206 chickens from the Henry Roemling farm early Saturday evening and description of the truck and team used in the thefts are in the hands of authorities who hope soon to make arrests. The birds were for the holiday market and the loss greatly impacts Roemling. The chicken houses are distant from the farmhouse aiding the thieves as Roemling heard a noise and could not stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Dee
Henry Roemling
Haliday
Roemling
Arbuckle Addresses Y's Men on European Trip Highlights
Attorney Craig Arbuckle spoke to the Y's Men's Club about a summer European tour. He described flying London to Paris in two and a half hours, two months in Paris, and visits to Rome and Switzerland. Dorothy Wilbur and Max Broak sang, and Noah played cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Arbuckle
Y’s Men's Club
Hig
London
Paris
Arbuckle
Rome
Switzerland
Dorothy Wilbur
Max Broak
Noah
Two Wives File Divorces for Cruel Treatment
Two divorce petitions filed in district court allege cruel and inhuman treatment. Madeline J. Newell sues Floyd L. Newell, married July 14 1945 with two minor children. seeks custody and 10 per week support. Mary E Erickson sues Dick Erickson, married February 1960 with four minors. claims desertion in 1983.
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Madeline J. Newell
Floyd L. Newell
Mary FE. Erickson
Dick Erick
Rock Island
Ilt
Coleman Loses Damage Suit Against Red Top Taxi
In municipal court a jury ruled against Susie Coleman in a 300 damages claim against Red Top Taxi. She alleged a faulty floor mat caused a fall when attending a funeral, suffering personal injuries. The trial extended over more than five hours, ending around 16 30. The defendant taxi company prevailed. The hearing featured detailed testimony on her weight and recovery as a hairdresser. In Wartburg College events, a large audience attended The Messiah performance directed by Prof. C. J. Fullerton. Miss Camille Sperati and soloists Merwin Coogare, Mrs. Ellen Way, Miss Ethel Anners, Martin Treydne, and Mrs. Mabel Newton Brown contributed. the production ran at the Cedar Falls auditorium with performances linked to Wartburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Coleman
Red Top Taxi Company
Civl
Sessian
Wavarty
Fire at Franklin Street Home Extinguished by Garkow Fire Dept
A blaze in a clothing pile at Mrs Ella Garkow 30 Franklin Street was extinguished at 4 54 pm yesterday by the fire department. A bystander in Minneapolis Minn was unintentionally involved in a cruel fine between patrolmen and desert bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Garkow
Franklin Street
Radio Programs Across Cities Highlight Evening Music Scenes
A dense listing catalogs radio programs and concerts from stations coast to coast. It notes orchestras, choirs, soloists, and hosts, with times and places across Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Portland, San Francisco, and many others, reflecting a robust mid-century musical schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuka—Misburgh
Byrd—Lincoln
Banjouke
Shenandoah
Kevee
University City
Holywood
Lerapuch
Hoot Owl Tarboit
Froligt
KGW
Portland-Oregonian
Los Angeles
KNA
Hollywood Express
Rogram
Screen
Star
WOA
Denver
Pro- Rrahm
Strumental
Sklo
San Francisco
Chestra
HURC
Houston Fost-Dispaten
Winer
South End
KDKA
Doan Sanders
WERAL
Fort Worth Star/Velegram
Haweiian Trio
WhBs
Chicago
Celists
Orthesim
Lew Russell
Nate Caldwell
Springfeld
Nature Story
WCOAE
Pittshurch Press
WHA
WCAU
Philadelphia
Health Ave
Dad Gailey
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Pauli
WEAF
WCN
Detroitt Free Press
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Str
New York
Orchestra Webu
Chicrago Post
Evfele
WIA
Ooer
WHAS
Louisville Times-Courier
WHN
Wiho
Des Moines
Santa Claus
Whistler
Harmony Girls
Larks
Detroit-Pontiac
WKRC
Cincinnati
Wile Symphony Orchestra
WES
WLS
Lidlea D. Tordant Glenn
Cireus
WEW
Dan McGrew
Reading
Wqit
Wsar
WSR
Atlanta
WSM
Nashville
Bedthan Story
iWtr0
Hartford
Ways
Detrott News
Solnista
Independence Seeks Successor as City Official
Independence city council met to approve Len T. Kimball’s resignation as city assessor and elect a successor. N M Evers won the post over Toni Fiester. other business included electric utility rehabilitation plans and a future session on January 4 to discuss a smoke house plant, a tourist park pump, and a new fire engine. The treasurer reported 74449.08 on hand. Walter Penrose works on a Cantor event at Town City College. farm accounting training planned for county teachers. farm management extension chief J C Gallowns led the session. cattleman Baker of North Dakota ext service visited local Milking Shorthorn herds.
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Independence
N. M. Evers
Toni Fiester
Mr. Evers
Mossie
Smth
Jeffery
Julhis Andrea Company
Tass
Strevia
Naece
Walter Penrose
College of Dentistry
Uni
C. Gallowns
Ames
Farm Bureau
L.A. Walters
Alfe, Jewett
Materlina
Baker
North Dakota Animal Fleshandry Extension Service
Foundation Steck
Reker
Butler County Farmer Files Bankruptcy Petition
A bankruptcy petition filed in federal court by Charles Winker, a Butler County farmer near Shell Rock, Indiana, was returned to referee J. E. Jordan for adjudication. Liabilities total 47,898.14 dollars with 41,000 dollars secured. assets valued at 88,970 dollars with 750 dollars exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winker
Butler County
Shell Rock
J. E. Jordan
Pupils Win All Gold Medals in Junior Declam
Dike Consolidated School in Grondy county swept the junior high declamatory final in Black Hawk county. Gold medals went to Glen Boysen for oratorical The Union Soldier Jeanette Wright for dramatic The Coming or Elf and Raymond Peterson for humorous The Ruggles Dinner Party. Silver medals were awarded to Robert Lampman Neil Maurer Emma Baley Leon Meyer Lois Walker and Mayan Garner.
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Dike Consolidated School
Grondy County
Black Hawk County
Cedar Heights
Avaning
Glen Boysen
Jeanette Wright
Raymond Peterson
Dike
G. A. Morris Iis
Robert Lampman
Winchford
Neil Maurer
Bunkerton
Emma Baley
Daunkerton
Leon Meyer
Lois Walker
Jesup
Mayan Garner
Waverly Patriots Install New Officers for Year
In Waverly Sg Dec 15 Patriotic orders installed officers for one year. American Legion leaders include Groen ing as commander and Ttlegnings as vice commander. Auxiliary names Harrisan as president and Consigny as vice president, with Keseburg as treasurer and others in secretary and historian roles. Womens Relief corps lists Schuknecht as president with Worth senior vice president and Hinzman junior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Patriotic Orders of
American Legion
G. I. Groening
Fred Ttlegnings
Fred Keseburg
CG. C. Bacon
Ed Platte
C. CG. Rumyard
Legion Auxiliary
Rs. Wide Harrisan
Lay Consigny
N. Guernsey
Ell. Finley
Darlan Lovejoy
Women's Reilief
Lena Schuknecht
Maris Worth
Bllg Hinzman
Gertrude Pinney
Luella Herris
Sadie Dean
Carrie Shepard
Progress in Building at Waverly High School and Community Center
Waverly Iowa December 15 Work on the high school and community buildings shows rapid progress. Exterior work on the high school will be finished soon and plans to start on the second floor of the community building are moving ahead.
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Waverly
City in Brief Highlights and Local Notices
Des Moines today hosts business with the supreme court as A Th Lovejoy and Nathan Northey appear. Carl CG Keller sells lots 2T 28 29 on Auditor’s plat No 15 for 2250. Mrs Victor Witinger of St Louis visits Austin Buris family before Friday California trip. Christmas trees decorated by Miss Marist Archer placed in city hall. George Patterson dies, funeral for a cousin in Stoughton Wisconsin. John B Long of Omaha to address Waverloo employees on telephone publicity Thursday. Christmas program notices urged for Courier by 4 pm Wednesday for Saturday. Sunday school and Christmas music submissions due by 1 pm Monday. pastors and choirs urged to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Northey
Board of Supervisors
Lcense
Carl CG. Keller Hag
Auditor's
W. G. Crowder
Victor Witinger
St. Louis
Austin Buri
California
Misa Marist Archer
A. B. Guagy
J. W. Kiinefelter
Stoughton
Wis
George Patterson
Cappy
Courier
de Vectors
Turner Freed on 650 Bond After Liquor Charges
Fred J Verner 26 lawn atreet arrested after officers found several bottles of allogen skinor in his room He was released this morning by Judge J C Beem on 650 bond Two charges bootlegging and illegal possession will go before the grand jury evidence in the case is to be presented to the grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Verner
Lawn Atreet
J. C. Beem
Turner
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Ainfohe
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Wontan
Northningter
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John W. Gwynpe
Gleaners Circle of
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Bort
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Austin Burt
Pomona
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Victor. Ettinger
Burt
U.S. W
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Helen Gould Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Ide ‘Burrows
Nell At‘inmson
Wood
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Baptist
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Lodge No
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Mystic Workers
Knights of Columbus
Mati
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The
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Clipper
Ilinois
FE. F. Clermont
Cout Council
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Grundy Farm
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KPHA
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HUA Lincoln
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Detront Frees Press
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School of the Air
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WEAM
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WESH
Chicago Post
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Weston
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School of Invele
WGN
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Schenectady
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WGY
Wiwas—Loulaville Times-Courier
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Inatmimenta Quartet
California Nighthawks
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Ford
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Sandman
Alirm
Pete and Renete
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Wemngs
WS Anti
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WIIC
Startford
Carltone
Dudie
Striae
Detroit News
WHAB
Versity of Town
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New Memorial Union
Butler Farmer Fiues
Ike
Waverly Patriotic
Lynehanaa’s
Us.c.a
A. Th. Lovejoy
Supreme Court
John B. Long
Neb
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Wacerloo Telephone Exchange
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Wirth Street
Kennedy
Pocahontas
Kurtt-Reinhart CO
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YourKirchen
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Capeteria
Sioux City
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