Pastors Debate Before Rotary At Waterloo High School
Dr F W Court won a Rotary luncheon debate at Hotel Russell-Lamson on the motion that military training should be inaugurated in Waterloo High Schools. Rev A C Preston argued the negative. judges were Austin Burt Wirt Hoxie George Lichty. about 100 Rotarians and wives attended.
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Rotary Clut
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
F. W. Court
First Methodist Church
Austin. Burt
Wirt Hoxie
Geo. Lichty
A. C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
United States
Edward Wallace Dunne
Preston
Court
International Court of Arbitration
Dr. Court
Clinging Skirts and Straight Lines Dominate Next Style
Chicago designers reveal a shift from bell shapes to clingy straight lines for spring, with skirts hanging in plaits from the hip and about 40 inches long. Dresses will be short or long waisted, belted or blouse styled, featuring large collars and straight silhouettes. The era’s fashion dictates emphasize a figure hugging line from shoulder to hem. Waterdown film inquiry: Cedar Valley Romance may be shown in Westinghouse branch cities pending approval. Local women volunteer to welcome Black Hawk county soldiers returning from the border, including mothers Mrs Igon and Mrs Berryhill.
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Chicago
Chicago Designers’ Association of Women
Waterloo
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Cedar Valley
Westinghouse Company
Courier and
Reporter
Black Hawk County
F. M. Igon
la Porte City
Gordon E. Durnin
Co. B
Roberta Berryhill
Walter Berryhill
President and Mrs Wilson Celebrate First Anniversary
Washington D C December 18 President and Mrs Wilson mark the first anniversary of their marriage with a family dinner at the White House tonight.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
The Day Martin Bradley Inherits A Fortune
Martin Bradley learns at twenty one that he is not the Bradley he believes. Attorney Fields reveals he is Arthur Stevens, possessor of a half million, but Bradley chooses to renounce the fortune to preserve family happiness. Ten years later, a dying mother admits deceit, and the son explains he saved his own fortune to keep their home peaceful. Make a resolution and a Tema, to use want ads In this Paper.
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Martin Bradley
Mr. Fields
Sherwood & Fields
Bradley
Stevens
Mr. Bradley
Lfe
Ben
Arthur Stevens
Milion
Som
Two Robberies Reported After Saturday Night
Police reported two robberies Saturday night with $140 claimed stolen plus Tangler losing $40. Tangler said a colored woman forced him to surrender money, later admitting he mislaid his purse after she left. Shea says $100 vanished while he was drinking and suspects drugging. Police also booked fifteen arrests over the weekend with fines totaling 874.
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Charles Tangler
J. J. Shea
Tangler
Shea
W. A. Moore
Big Shoppers Army Invades City Shops
Waterloo merchants shattered all records for holiday sales as more than 2,500 people from nearby towns visited the city to buy Christmas presents. Despite zero degree weather, the crowded business district stayed active from morning to night, with the final drive of shoppers beginning. Some gifts were already hidden at home, reflecting the “shop early” effort observed in the community.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Mercury
Christmas Gift Certificate Brightens Buchanan
Local city notes report a Buchanan Christmas certificate aiding gift purchases. The brief mentions social visits, hospital patient rheumatic fever, licenses to wed for Gust Tronfas and Gramalli Kiothos, and various hometown moves.
Community fraternal meeting notices from Waterloo
Waterloo review groups announce Tuesday evening gatherings in local halls. Warnings urge near and guard members to attend, with candidates to be adopted and special work planned. Foresters and Woodmen of America chapters also schedule regular sessions and officer elections.
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Waterloo Review
W. LA. M
Alo. U. W. Hall
Cadar Review
Commercial Streat I
C. O. F. Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
Phadl
Hawkeye Cxmp
Woodmen of the World
Lube Temple
Meeting for Work on First Degree Set for Tomorrow
A. F. and A. M. called a meeting for tomorrow evening to discuss work on the first degree.
Iowa Apples and Foreign Buyers Impact Iowa Apple Crop
Iowa's apple production fell to less than half the expected crop this year. Foreign buyers purchased much of the crop, drawn by the flavor and quality of Iowa apples. Imported Newtown or Towand varieties from other states generally fail to match Iowa apples in taste and quality.
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Iowa
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Lieves
Evening Courier
East 4Th Street
American Express CO
Buchanan
Alma Kaus
Hampton
Gordon Weener
U. B
Oklahoma
J. R. Harn
A. F. Butterfield
W. W. Woolley
Sioux City
B. L. Jones
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Ackerman
P. J. Hanlon
St. Francis Hospital
Gust Tronfas
Gramalli Kiothos
Big Brother Mission
G. E. Tathwell
People's State Bank
Urbana
E. C. Litchfield
Marshall
Tex
Elizabeth Krueger
Frank ©. Krueger
Walter R. French
5. H. Geiger
Walter Teer
Mrs. WR. Spry
Denver
Harriet Ross
Hotel Russell-Lamaon
Luther ‘Tate
Loatlewellc Gambria
Rev
William T. Headford
Frank M. Shores
E. of
BL Hall
Albert Wilcox
Standard CW Company
Erie, Pa
Jnt
F. EB
Shortesa
Traer
Iowa House of Representatives
Mrs. W. BR. Daley
Sumner Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Commercial Club
Nelon Marie Rittinger
Baltimore Street
West High School
Henderson
West Fifth
Commercial Streets
Waterloo Auto & Supply CO
B. E. Farrand
Christmas Savings Club
Waterloo Savings Bank — Commercial
Nat'l Bank
Waterloo Iowa Waterloo
Nichols & CO
West Fourth
Heigl
Warwick’s
Black’s
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