Business and Professional Women host annual Christmas dinner
The B P W club at Knights of Columbus hall entertained over 90 members with guests Miss Frances Plath Davenport national president Miss Jeanette Ritchio Fort Dodge and Miss Martha Pattie Mason City national vice president. Events included carols readings and a Santa distribution as the group discussed club cooperation and community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Federation
Frances Plath
Davenport
Jeanette Ritchio
Fort Dodge
Silent
Elizabeth Kenney
Alicea Wycott
Little Mary Kathryn Gallagher
A. A. Hoffmann
Martha Pattie
Mason City
National
Miss Plath
Businss
Wanda Daum
Mable Walters
Fi Nella Amos
Santa Claus
Edith Colburn
Lillian Hileman
Christmas Play and Evening Program Tonight
Christmas Play by children of Melkinney directed by Suse Plorence Gabriel will be part of an Evening department program by Waterloo Woman's club for after dinner entertainment Thursday. Other numbers include a Christmas story by Arlene Schulliuul and a land Christmas day recap by Mrs J H Crippen. Music features a violin solo by Mrs Loren J Berry and carol singing. Dinner at 6 30. Contributions requested for children at the state university hospital Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Melkinney Serioul
Suse Plorence Gabriel
Waterloo Wontan’s Club
Arlene Schulliuul
J. H. Crippen
Loren J. Berry
Sibe‘ng
Dioner
State University Hospital
Town City
Charles Rann W Kennedy
Termle Mack
Fine Arts
B. L. Corton
JL. B W. Powler
Alrs
Arthur Jury
Fowler
H. W. Sigworth
Jack Patterson
County Officials and Staffs Annual Party Held at Black's Tearoom
Second annual dinner of county officers and employees and their spouses was held at Black's tearoom with Ed Madigan as toastmaster. Ninety-two covers, program with piano by Fred Mead, vocals by Henry Iblings, readings by Marian Garner and John William Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Madigan
Asurer
Fred Mead
Henry Iblings
Marian Garner
Cedar Heights
Jane
John William Myers
Grange
Hi. C. Moeller
A Vine Bit of Strategy on Taste and Manners
A writer praises using the concept of bad taste to curb vulgarity in children. A caregiver recounts Lucy’s shift from rude to well mannered after peers framed behavior as poor taste. The piece argues combining taste-based appeals with moral currents can shape conduct and attitudes toward social acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Lucy
Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors Elect Officers
Royal Neighbors of Waterloo elect officers led by Mrs Grace Bissote for the term. Officers include Mrs Vera Bush vice oracle, Mrs Bernatta Sibert chanter, Mrs Nellie Hutton recorder, Mrs Enina Noltiger receiver, Mrs Lota Reavis musician, and others. A banquest followed at Bishon's Cafeteria, with juvenile elections and a Christmas party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo
Camp
Grace Bissote
Amiust
B. Flali
Fourth Street East
Mil Kntt
Vera Bush
Bernatta Sibert
Nellie Hutton
Enina Noltiger
Lota Reavis
Dorothy Gille
Blanche Miller
Rose Baker
Inahnger
Bishon
Case
Dorothy Wolmes
George Harris
Anna Shultz
June Harvey
Louis Shirley
Nellie Hurley
Pauline Moothart
Ruth Miller
Lucile Wovell
Lilly May Huskins
Club Notes and Meeting Announcements
Five hundred was played at the March club hosted by Mrs. C L Peterson and guests. Mrs. Albert Nelson and Mrs. Fred DuBois won favors. Child study club meets Thursday at 2 30 pm in the First Evangelical church parlors with Mrs Kate Sage and Mrs Clinton F Smith. The meeting is open to the public. Get Together club held a Christmas dinner at Mrs Harry Rober’s home Tuesday evening with dinner at 7 and a centerpiece of four Christmas wreaths and candles plus games and contests after.
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Daghters of Veterans
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
March Club
C. L. Peterson
Albert Nelson
Fred DuBois
Child Study Club
First Evangelical Church
Kate Sage
Clinton F. Smith
Sitz
Harry Rober
Beauty Chats on Face Massage Techniques and Routine
The article argues skilled facial massage offers real benefits beyond self-application. It stresses understanding facial muscles and blood vessels, lifting techniques, and using creams to draw blood to the skin. It advises gentle strokes from chin to cheek, avoiding over-tightening, and notes warmth and pink skin as signs of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Compensation claims filed before January details unclear
OCR text reports compensation claims filed before January tied to veterans and health issues with references to tubercular illness and related diseases. It mentions deadlines, medical conditions, and procedural notes, but the passage is garbled with uncertain names and terms, making the exact entities and events unclear.
East School Board Debates Plan for New Grade School
Dowdy Bay offices heard superintendent Kihne outline a 22 room grade school to sit on Prin street between Seventh and Eighth. Engineers Mortimer Ro Clevadand and others discussed building ethics and district use for indoor playground work, with final action on building type pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin Street
Dowd Iy Bay
CLW
Kihne
Mortimer Ro Clevadand
Arehineer
Forget-Me-Not Club Postpones Meeting For Ill Member
Diversionsavers went to Mines. David Stevenson, Lester Miller, J. P. vou Lackum, J. M. Jensen and L. A. Link. Exchange of gifts was made thru a prabbag. Eleanor Kober played piano numbers during the serving. Assisting hostesses were Mines Harmett Bartels, L. A. Pink, Floyd Rupp and Lester Miller. On account of the serious illness of Leo Billings, members of the Forget-Me-Not club have postponed their meeting planned for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Idi, Alderuian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stevenson
Lester Miller
J. P. Vou Lackum
J. M. Jensen
L. A. Link
Eleanor Kober
Harmett Bartels
L. A. Pink
Floyd Rupp
Lester Miler
Leo Billings
Church Guild Meets At Parish House This Thursday
Christ Episcopal church guild meets at 1 o'clock in the parish house on Thursday with Mrs. Fred Northey chairing committees in charge. Officers will be elected and hostesses named for the St Marys Sewing circle in the school hall Thursday afternoon include Mimes Matt Frost John Kurth Elizabeth Kramer R L Penne and John Fenelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
Fred Northey
St Mary's Sewing Circle
Mimes
Matt Frost
John Kurth
Elizabeth Kramer
R. L. Penne
John Fenelon
Greek Church Plans Christmas Services
The Greek Church of St. Dimitrios announces Christmas worship next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon marking the first Christmas under the Gregorian calendar with a 13 day difference from the Julian calendar. A benefit dance will follow that night at K of P hall. Elected for the year are George Bliss president Peter Makris vice president Spira Daskalakis treasurer Mike Vkonzis secretary. Board members include Mike Karlas Christ Arvanitis Mike Tervas George Kemeras Peter Kourtis Danes Nick Tom Kypreos Andrew Salas Lewis Colony James Gades. Board of inspectors: John Foufas Harry George Peter Psilas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dimitrios du
Hat Blown From Woman's Head by Boy on Bicycle
Police seek assistance in recovering a hat valued at 25 dollars blown from a woman's head on a downtown street last evening. A boy on a bicycle rode away with the hat after the incident. Seaman Judd Marvel Trask visiting his mother Mrs Ida M Trask and other relatives. his ship USS Cincinnati departs Brooklyn Jan 4 for a Pacific cruise returning December 1923. Saint warns plaster should not be applied while setting remains soft.
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Judd Marvel Trask
U.S. S. Cincinnati
Ida M. Trask
Trask
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Tiawaiian Islands
Australia
City in Brief Fourth Report from Spokesmen Club
Erie lines agent Daniels from Des Moines attended on business yesterday. Speakers Tl. B. Gichty and Georgn Ww spoke at the Spokesman’s club noon meeting at Black’s tearoom. Mrs. George W. Cone, former Waterloo resident, died last night at her daughter’s home in Minneapolis. Len iilling, having an operation on Monday, is recovering from appendicitis in serious condition. Rev. A. P. Blough to attend general board meeting of missions. L. W. Slocum, former deputy county auditor, remarried. Roland Merner, Cedar Falls attorney, named to county gathiers eat commission after Call’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Good returned from Indianapolis, reports wife improved. State inspectors checked city weights. conditions favorable. Arbuckle left for Chicago to attend hospital board meeting on care work. Leomer couple to spend winter in California with Christmas in Los Angeles. Travel to San Francisco and Belingham en route back next May. G. A. Hansen heads to Chicago for rate hearing on canned goods. Boies District Court: Richard Grietman given state reformatory term. Ro Syrarsan given 30 days jail for drunkenness. For Xmas magazines, phone Lee 2.
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GP. Daniels
Erie Lines
Jes Moines
Tl. B. Gichty
Georgn
Spokesman
George W. Cone
Waterloo
Ob. K. Kirkpatrick
Minneapolis
Aisin
Len Iilling
Los Angeles
Cal
L. W. Slocum
Anda
Roland Merner
Cedar Falls
Gathiers
John Call
Wltf. Leomer
California
Leomer
Loomer
Bar Francisco
Bellingham
Wash
G. A. Hansen
Grenthe
Chiesse
Interstati Commercs Commission
Hansen
Smith, Lichty & Willman Co
Powler Company
Rectors
Troop 1 Recognized as Veteran Scout Troop
Word from Boy Scout headquarters that Troop 1 led by Charles Greeley aunt William Ashmore Jr is recognized as a veteran unit by the national office. Troop 1 has five years of uninterrupted registration and meets Wednesdays at the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Boy Scout
Charles Greeley
William Ashmore, Jr
First Congregational Church
Fire incidents sweep through multiple homes in Pine Alan Mg
An explosion at C. W. Hobbwin residence 1904 Pourth Street East sparked a small fire. no injuries. A Bremen residence on A. J. Wigoer Marsh trail reported a blaze with no damage. By 10 92 pm two more fires appeared. Martin Ruey’s 308 Ibn Street blaze caused minor loss. Firefighters traced a hot air furnace fire at Martha A. Miller’s 265 Hammond Avenue residence. No casualties. residents advised to insure.
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Bremen
A. J. Wigoer
Martin Ruey
Ibn Street
Martha A. Miller
Hammond Avenue
Orange Township Mothers and Daughters Banquet Held
The Orange Township Mothers and Daughters annual banquet drew many families and community figures. Local hosts and guests shared updates on activities, with reports of visiting relatives and church events, and plans for future gatherings noted at the event.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle How to Solve Puzzle
Puzzle page explains filling white squares with letters to form horizontal and vertical words. Clues include nouns for reading news, squirrels, writing items, toys, small animals, and family relations. The article notes an answer will appear in tomorrow's paper and mentions Queen Mary’s personal effort related to revival of the Hinco snaking Industry in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary Io
England
Uncle Wiggily and the Pretty Berries
Nurse Jane Pusey Wizzy creeps downstairs with a calt basket to greet Uncle Wiggily in the hollow Kump Wungalow scene as morning begins, the quirky tale unfolding with playful dialogue and whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pusey Wizzy
Wungalow
Jane
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily Chases Red Berries For Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily and a bobcat encounter a thorny bush full of red berries while searching for treats for Nurse Jane. The bobcat helps gather berries despite getting pricked, while the bunny saves the day with a basketful for Nurse Jane and continues on the woods path.
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Jane
Nhaele
Pwoods
Hungarow
Wome
Uncle Whesly
Uncle W
Temline
Bob Cat
Nuren Jane
Radio Fans Set Thursday Conference In Waterloo
Radio enthusiasts convene Thursday at the Greater Waterloo Association to shape a listener league aimed at improving broadcast reception. A tentative organization form will be shown, focusing on reducing regenerative receiver interference. A test program will demonstrate interference causes and mitigation with two temporary receiving sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Deatera Aul Farm
Greater Waterloo Agsociation
Waterloo
Trex
Miller Girl Is Cut In Auto Collision
Six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs GFL Muller of 1006 Rich street was severely cut when the car she rode with her father collided with a saw driven by Gerald Royke of 1324 Fourth Street East at Logan and Dane streets at 6 p m yesterday. The child suffered deep cuts from broken glass but is reported to be out of immediate danger.
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Aod Strg
GFL
Muller
Richiwirret
Ahe
Gerald Royke
Ourth Street East
Logan Ageing
Dane Street
Nashua Woman Dies After Long California Stay
Nashua resident Mrs Jan Keyes died in California on Monday after living there with her daughter. Former Waterloo resident Mrs M Broam Kardner also passed away in California. The body will be brought to Nashua next Tuesday. Survived by her husband two sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasiua
Nashua
Ja. Dee
Jan. Keyes
California
M. Broamkardner
Waterloo
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Bnews of,Societia
Fidelity Circle
Pegelity Circle
Pythian Sisters
Lillian Kuhrke
Clara Bennington
Waterloo Bank and Trust Company
Black’s
Corry
Rue A McFarlane
Ginger Jar Club
Harold Misters
Carl Trusty
Pauline Schrodermeier
Masters
Eula
Coterie
M. J. Trice
Knute Peterson
wMre
I Ludtke
Robert Wetlanfer
Gerald Kninner
Florence Hall
Waterloo Camp Royal
Roosevelt P.T. A
Regnar
Parent Teacher Association
Roosevelt School
Leonard Coulstock
Mildred Senaesey
J. R. Walker
Sixtl Graua
Lafayette
Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Ullemeyer
Opal Haven
Mildred Gleason
W. W. White
Business Girls Department
W. C0
Ais
Kitchener
Sue Northey
Nellie Brown
Central School
Black's
M_ OA
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East School Board
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Missionary Society of
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Bertha Wanibhejin
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Arthur D. Cashuan
Gleaners
First Brethren Sunday School
Greek Church
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Buchanan
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Indianapolis
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Mel Good
A.W. Arbuckle Fett
Chicago
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Atnterc
Eutity
Riehard Grietnan
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Xmas
Leez
Myron Millard
Shatin Magazine
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National Order Scouts
Henri OC Mier
Basuquet
Kelun Sutherson
Mos
Tineke
Dingge
Maat
Dag Hee
Ferrey
Hechtel
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Morle
Max Maust
Chaney WiHinin
Watton
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Tnd
Peeen
Mish Fern Smith
Crane
Mathers
Sam Larhaugh Hain
Blizt Miller
Neher and Son
Greenville
LMP
Meir
Uncle Wiggily and the Pretty Berries By
Howard Rh. Garis
Jou
Buchanan M. Og, A. Buildin
Miller Girl
Marcell
Bob Curlie
Dance Marie Kemerman
Stret
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