Christmas society party aids crippled Iowa City children
Waterloo Woman's club Evening department hosted a Christmas event at the W. H. Rickley home with about 40 members. Gifts, arts and books from Waterloo pupils were packed for hospital children, with a menu including plum pudding.
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Iowa City
Waterloo Woman’s Club
W. Hickley
Waterloo
Bicklay
George W. DeWald
E. C. McConnell
John Alph
Edward Bickley
Minerva Bickley
Kathryn Barton
Mary Kaitryn Kerwin
W. M. Sheldon
Grace Uilemeyer
Robert Bickley
Deethoven
Mascagii
W. H. Bickley
Agnes Thompson
Amy Woodford-Finden
L. E. Webb
Liszt
Grieg
Fonda Man Jameson
Robert
Jennie Hafin
L. C. Hemaworth
McConnell
Cecilian Society Christmas Party Thursday Record
The Cecilian society at St Marys church held a Christus party in the auditorium with a gift tree and fruit basket for the Franciscans. Twenty five members attended, played games, sang, with Marguerite Driscoll and Phoebe Bach performing. Refreshments were provided by Kathryn Bromanschenkel Onal Dery Agnes Grunewald and Flora Koebele. Cedar Heights Womans club met at Mrs KR Shoemaker home under Music and Arts, to study American songwriters and music careers. Miss B Shoemaker and Mrs J G Brinkerhof presented papers and Mrs Lowe sang This is the House That Jack Built Lamplit Hour and Pale Moon. A musical guessing contest.
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Frances Sallabury
Cecilian Society
St. Mary's Church
Marguerite Driscoll
Phoebe Bach
Kathryn Bromanschenkel
Onal Dery
Agnes Grunewald
Flora Koebele
Cedar Heights
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Ting the Pace
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty tips on steaming the face and pore care. She warns against oversteaming and suggests a gentler towel method, followed by creams and cold rinses to close pores. The column also touches on weighing for beauty and hair grooming tips with curling fluids and kid curlers.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
A.B. C
N.Y. Z
Side Talks: Look Forward Not Backward in Life
Ruth Cameron argues for living only in the present and future, rejecting regret. A friend reflects on a trip hindered by illness, concluding the best path is forward, not backward, with references to Browning and personal resolve.
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Ruth Cameron
Haj
Browning
Club Notes and Bridge Games Spirit Christmas Events
Club notes cover various society gatherings with Mrs. Campbell hosting, prizes won by Mrs. Marsan and Mrs. Andrews, and planned Christmas parties. Sheridan Bridge club held a post party with gifts and a lunch. Mrs. Berry won at bridge. Several clubs report dinners, 500 games, singing, fish pond gifts, and New Year oyster supper plans. Members and spouses attend gatherings at multiple homes with prizes, luncheons, and decorations.
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Jack Kohl
A. F. Koch
Mr. Koch
B. H. Long
Claude Hartoug
Damon Cheeney
New County Supervisor-Elect Seeks Lawmaking Insight
Worden Miller of Orange township will succeed W. D. Strayer on the county board. He sat in yesterday’s session at Strayer’s invitation to learn the new procedures. Miller, elected November 1920, debuts Jan 1 1923 and plans economy and careful study before decisions. He is C. J. Miller’s brother and a Waterloo druggist.
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Worden Miller
Orange Township
W. D. Strayer
Hudson
Strayer
Miller
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
Miller Chosen Head of American Legion Post
Herman Miller was elected post commander of the Backer-Chapman American Legion. Other officers named include Roland Netcott, Ralph Miller, Dr. F. C. Sage, L. R. Nelson, and Ralph Alexander. The executive committee will appoint the adjutant for the coming year. Miller’s service in World War I is detailed. A. A. Zimmerman urged aid to needy former servicemen, with a city committee to gather data on families in need. The Legion Auxiliary prepared clothing and gear for needy families.
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Herman (. Miller
American Legion
Memorial Hall
E. L. Reblf
Roland E. Netcott
Ralph J. Miller
F.c.sage
L. R. Nelson
Ralph Alexander
Nat Harms
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Camp Pike
Ark
Eighty-seventh
Acorn
Miller
Three Hundred Forty-sixth Infantry
Gamps Perry
Dix
Beauregard
France
Legion
Zimmer- Tan
Legion Auxiliary
Nanette and the Fairy Seek Hidden Money
Nanette laments lack of money after Corinne sails away. A fairy appears promises aid. Nanette eyes close as they travel, and they find themselves in the cellar, described as a cave, as the fairy leads to the hidden funds left by her stepmother.
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Aly
Nanette
Carlene
Edid
Corinne
Obituary for Ole Neilson Farmer of Orange Township
Ole Neilson aged 64 former Orange township farmer died after long illness born in Denmark 1857 came to the United States as a boy married Anna Josephine Geist in 1883. Survived by widow and two sons Ernest T. and Clarence J. Neilson funeral at 9:30 a m Hileman Gindt undertakers burial at Edinwood
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Ole Neilson
Orange Township
Denmark
United States
Anna Josephine Geist
Ernest T
Clarence J. Neilson
Hileman & Gindt
Edinwood
Banquet Held by Manchester Legion Auxiliary Draws 300
Three hundred persons attended a Manchester Indiana Legion auxiliary banquet to honor ex service men and their fathers. Supper was served at three long tables in the armory with community singing dancing and visiting lasting late. County chairman Clyde H Doolittle thanked the hosts and noted an upcoming county convention likely during the week starting January 15.
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Manchester
Legion Auxiliary of Manchester
Armory
H. L. Rann
Jana
Siven Hera
Auxiliary
Clyde H. Doolittle
Congregational Church
Hilda Maedsick
Louisa Johnson
CC. Veran
Gabriel
Hungry Family Receives Food Aid After Desperate Plea
Edward LaPlount of the Salvation Army aided a distressed mother and three hungry children, delivering a basket of food and clothing. A sobering request followed from a 12 year old seeking Christmas clothing for six siblings. The Salvation Army notes that pride often prevents families from asking for help.
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Sloma
London
Salvation Farmy
Ian
Army
Nodle
Uncle Sam Seeks Recruits for Army in Seven Corps Area
Vacancies exist for several hundred recruits in the seventh corps area announced from Fort Crook Nebraska.168 posts are open in the Fourteenth Cavalry at Port Des Moines. Applicants should contact the recruiting officer before proceeding to enlistment as transport to stations is not allowed. No Waterloo recruiting stations currently. Officers hope unemployment will help fill these positions with high caliber men.
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Seventh Corps
Fort Crook
Neb
Fourteenth Cavalry
Port Des Moines
Waterloo
Rumors of a New Bank Stir Charles City
Charles City reports persistent talk of a proposed new bank as local finances wobble amid a national slump. Despite skepticism, locals expect the movement to surge when revived, with Floyd County shoppers fueling business across Greene Marble Flock Rockford Nora Barings Rudy Orchard and Osage as California-bound leaders C D Ellis depart. District court activity continues with Roy Fargo found guilty of stealing chickens. sentence pending.
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Charles City
Floyd County
Greene
Marble Flock
Rockford
Nora Barings
Ruda
Orchard
Osage
California
C. D. Ellis
First National Bank
Hart-Parr
George P. Smith
District Court
Roy Fargo
West Side
William Mathews
Linnell
Unclear unrest in court cited amid wind damage report
In a contested fight for a conviction the panel failed to achieve unanimity and may defer judgment until stronger evidence appears from the prior arraignment. Meanwhile high winds in Taiwan toppled signs in Charli City, narrowly missing injuries and causing damage including a broken window.
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Taiwan
Charli City
Pattern making patterns and how to order
The Waterloo Evening Courier shows fashion patterns with terms about sending 15 cents to the Fashion Department in Waterloo to obtain pattern No 1 No 2 and slippers. It lists yard requirements for sizes small to large and suggests fabrics like lawn satin silk cretonne and chintz.
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Fashion Department
WA Terloo
Aboudotr
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