Christmas social notes in Waterloo society pages
Holiday festivities fill the week between Christmas and New Year with dinners at Palace Clothing workers, dances and teas at Cotillion club and Pythian temple, and many invitations from Harriet Rowe, Genevieve Scane, and Marlon Longley. A December wedding unites Anna IvadelI Ridler and John P. von Lackum at Gelowa as guests and family celebrate with a three course breakfast and green white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyren
Sidney Simon
Balnes Clothing Company
Cotillion Club
Pythian Temple
Harriet “Rowe
Russell- Lams
Genevieve Scane
Marlon Longley
Fillls
William T. Headford
Frank M.bhoren
Pythian Templa
Oelwela
J. T. Ridler
Gelwela
Anna Ivadell
John P. von Lackum
Waterloo
HE. HH. Gillett
First Baptist Church
Ima Éore Dwyer
Lillian Allen
Mendelssohn
Ferns
Minas Dwyer
Esther Ridler
Gladys Meskell
Maude Millar
Gertrude Allen
von Lackum
Eighth Street
Oelwein
Waterloo Evening Ogurterena
Defendant Tells of Wild Horse Chase
Omaha news account details a large roundup led by Navajo and Moji Indians in Arizona with government allegations of a million dollars in horse transactions. Clyde A. Smith, brother of J Sid ney Smith, testifies about the roundup and its losses amid a court scene marked by laughter and a pending wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defendant
Omaha, Neb
Coconins County
Arig
United States Livestock Company
Omabs Land and Investment Company
Clyde A. Smith
J. Sidney Smith
Smith
Woodraugh
Clyde Smith
French Women Work On Firing Line
French women play a larger wartime role than expected. They serve beyond Red Cross duty, aiding hospitals as nurses, doctors, and even surgeons, with some masquerading as men near the front. Verdun hosts women like Mme Giraud Mangin and Mme Thyas Monod in medical leadership throughout the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Falr
Red Cross
Altho
Mme Giraud Mangin
Verdun
Mme
Thyas Monod
Thousands of women join army support roles at depots
Behind the lines women take on camp cooking baking and mess duties at barracks and depots for the Varloya army corps. They peel potatoes wash diaries and perform duties soldiers hate. Numbers are not published to avoid signaling mass man-power releases for the front though the figures are large and rising daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varloya
Bonus for Corn Belt Telephone workers set at 7000 dollars
A lump sum of 7000 dollars will be distributed among 125 Corn Belt Telephone employees as a year end bonus. The amount each worker receives depends on service length and salaries, with bonuses announced by commercial manager W. T N. Schrag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Telephone Company
W. T N. Schrag
Bell Telephone Company
Corn Belt Company
Imantha
Pay Checks Arrive Early for Chicago Great Western Employees
Chicago Great Western railroad workers received their pay early, with McVila of the company sending checks before the scheduled December 27 date to help staff with Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Mcvila
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Soctor
Cradle Roll and
Walput » Street Baptist Church
W. BR. C
Memorial Hall
Abrulsta
Calvary Orangel
Cal Church
J.R. Mighler
Tp. m. Young Mathers’ Club
Safford
Mullan Avrenme Wes
Palace Clothing Company
Sidney Simon—Hollis Etel
Double Five Club
Emmil Hanna
Williston Avenue
Lillian Wilson
Tarpey
Will Hartleip
Minerva Glub
Minerva Club
Jack Sutherland
Doris Sutherland
Ladies’ Aid
Ald Society
George Pett
J. R. Vaughan
W. A. Davis
BF. R. Asquith
Birs
A. J. Cornwell Trenaurer
A. J. Wittick
Velma Haynes
ER. Tate
Needle Club
Englewood Avenue
D. H. Gregory
Edward Bower
AL Cowell
Urie-Kinder
Orville BH. Uria
Helen R. Kinder
M. L. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
Lydia Jacobus
Hilda Larsen
Bilent Club
Stent Club
J. J. Jones
H. B. Wilkins
First Street West
Company of Friends
Ralph
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Entz Meat Markets
East Fourth ST
Sycamore ST
Entz
Pashion Department
Hvening
Silas
Burch Bros
Misses & Childrens
Appapel
Childre
Coats
Cela
V. Perrin’s
Fownes
Bacmo
Kayser
Joder
Joder’s Pharmacy
West Fourth Street
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