Farewell for Bess Cooley at Christmas Club Party
The Christmas celebration of the B Nature’s Master club at Mrs. George Shoemaker’s home served as a farewell for Bess Cooley who leaves for nurse training in Chicago after the holidays. Also a homecoming for Margaret Hipwell from Iowa College Grinnell. Guests enjoyed games under Mrs. Scholin and Miss Carey with Fae Callins winning a contest and a stonehouse luncheon. Twenty three attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Shoamulker
Bess Cooley
Hurse
Chicago
Margaret Hipwell
Iowa College
Grinnell
G. Albert Scholin
Ondora Carey
Fae Callins
Shoemaker
H. F. Pratt
Margaret Howell
Doings of the Duff s and Y s Men s club party
Doings of the Duffs of the Y s Men s club recount a youth guest being brought home safely after festivities. Ralph Barron as Santa Claus distributed a big bag of toys to about 50 boys. There was Christmas merriment with Rev R E Williamson and Rev Clinton F Smith receiving playful gifts. Coralie Coontz performed dialect readings.
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Ralph Barron
Sanata Claus
Caria
R. EB
M. GC. A
Williamson
Clinton F. Smith
Coralie Coontz
Birthday Party For Mrs. Peterson In Waterloo Home
Mrs. Nels Peterson of 1210 Blut Street celebrated her seventy seventh birthday with an informal party at home Monday afternoon. Planned by her daughter Miss Bertha Peterson, the event featured music by Miss Laura Peterson and Bertha, with Donald Huntley aiding. The house wore Christmas colors and a tree, though Mrs. Peterson has been largely bedridden after a mild stroke. her husband, 81, remains in good health and their five children were mentioned.
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Nels Peterson
Blut] Street
Waterloo
Bertha Peterson
Laura Peterson
Bertha
Donald
Huntley
Darly
Leon Bender
Hleventh Street West
N. P. Sorensen
Harold
George
J. Gayman
Jack
John
Jack Wood
Jack, Jr
Bron
James
Woman's Rotary Final Session In Waterloo Dinner
The Woman's Rotary club in Waterloo held its final session at the Christmas dinner party in Hotel Russell Lamson. The club will be chartered in January by Quota International. Miss Mary Russell Purman of Pittsburgh officiated at installation. Twenty two attended at a long table with red tapers and yuletide decor. five new members received flowers from president Mrs. W. D. Ives. Gifts and carols followed with Miss Marion Ransier at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Rotary Club
Waterloo
Russell
Isabella Daughters plan Christmas baskets for Needy
Daughters of Isabella hosted their 50th annual Christmas party at Knights of Columbus hall on Monday. After a brief business meeting members voted to donate $5 to the Goodfellows fund. Gifts exchanged will be packed with other donations into Christmas baskets for needy families. Contributions may be left at the hall between 9:30 and 2 on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Goodfellows Fund
Allen Nurses Host Christmas Party at Memorial Hospital
Allen Memorial hospital nurses plan their annual Christmas party in the solarium tonight for patients able to attend. Evangelical ministers and their wives, plus Rev. John Bauernfeind of Chicago, will attend as special guests. Miss Gertrude Hunt leads the event featuring a Christmas tree, playlet and exchange of gifts.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Solarium
J, Hn Bauernfeind
Chicago
Gertrude Hunt
Pellicer Hosts Western Union Staff Dinner in Waterloo
P J Pellicer manager of the Waterloo Telegraph office hosted Western Union staff and a few friends at a Black’s dining night with twenty at the table. Gretchen and Hester Taylor sang, then Pellicer explained the mechanical technique at the office. Conservation League member Mrs Kata Sage addressed Child Conservation league on community needs. Mrs F S Giles presented a paper on Our Club and Meaning of Conservation. membership recently organized by national Workers. W T Gordon is secretary. Richard Gilley celebrated his eleventh birthday hosting six boys for party and dinner. W R A Cedar Review No 87 meets at 7720 Wednesday for a Christmas program and junior treats with gift exchange.
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P. J. Pellicer
Westfro
Conservation League
Mre
Kata’ Sage
Child Conservation
League of Waterloo
WGAL
F. S. Giles
National Workers of the Association
W. T. Gordon
Richard Gilley
Mr Roy Gilley
Aurning
Donald Gilley
Jean and
Duane Wagner
Werner Masters
Bob Muntz
Cte Tiemsath
Cedar Review No. 87
L. C
Waterloo Chapter to Install Officers January Fourth
Waterloo Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, OQ. E.8., will install officers on January 4. Miss Mary Ethel Dixon, worthy matron, announced the event. Monday evening included initiatory ceremonies at the Masenle temple with a vocal sal y Sleep Little Jesus. Frances Statta, with violin by Elfrieda Kammayer, performed, and Maxine Paetteri and a vocal trio sang We Three Kings. Two numbers were from The Nativity presented at East Pith school Sunday. Ullemeyer led carols, as Mrs. Charles Sturgis and committee served from a table adorned in Christmas colors.
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I$21
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Ethel Dixon
Masenle
Saly
Jesus
Frances Statta
Elfrieda Kammayer
Maxine Paetteri
We Three Kines
Breakfast to Be Served Christmas for Women at Y. W.
Christmas morning breakfast will be served for women staying in Water loo at the Y W C A. Miss Florence Is Grinton announced that reservations are open at the business office for Wednesday evening. The notice invites all girls and young women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Waterloo
Young Women's Christian Association
Florence
Grinton
Club Notes Christmas Party At Norma and DeNorma McLear Home
Club members gathered for a Christmas party Monday at the home of Norma and DeNorma McLear. Gifts were exchanged, hostesses were noted. The club postponed its Wednesday meeting for two weeks per this morning's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
de jNorma McLear
Christianity Only Cure for War, Says Rev An Dress
Sioux City minister, Rev J W An dress of the First Congregational church, told the local ministerial association that without Christianity the world drifts toward war that could destroy civilization. He spoke on Christianity and world problems, warning of growing conflict if Christian influence wanes.
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Sioux City
uPi
J. WW. Andress
First Congregational Church
Home Builders Claims Subject of Bank Hearings
Hearings on Waterloo Bank & Trust Co claims resumed before Judge Wool. Objections focus on home builders accounts including Maimanis, Garvin, Taylor, Crawford, Davis, Parnsworth, McCleery and Peterson & Duke. Further sessions cover guaranteed first marriage certificates, municipal trust bonds, cashier checks, coupon accounts and savings account specials with multiple interested parties scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
G.W. Wool
James Rummey
J. W. Arbuckse
Pageant at Walnut Baptist Christmas program Wednesday evening
Walnut Street Baptist presents the Christmas pageant The Old Story on Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Bert Rogers and Justin Prescott overseeing decorations and shadow pictures The program features carols readings solos and quartets including The Nativity The Adoration of the Shepherds and From the Manger with participation from primary and intermediate departments and a White Gifts offering to conclude.
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Walnut Street
Bert Rogers
Justin Prescott
Aland
Bernice Leroy
Crowfoot
Chott
Mr. Crasyfoot
Damanuel
Gatol
Tert
Mr. Crowtont
Menafi Mae Fawell
Best Methods for Teachers Meetings Explained to Club
Prof A Puller of Iowa State Treachers college spoke to the Superintendents' club on Professional Teachers Meetings at the county office. The evening program followed dinner in Nack's tearoom and included superintendents from town and consolidated schools near Black Hawk and in neighboring counties.
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A. Puller
Iowa State Treachers College
Superintendents’ Club
Ofice
Moeller
Nack
Fr Cetanm Sasi
Black Hawk
Dewar Baby Clinic Offers Free Checkups January
Parents who bring a child to the baby clinic to be conducted in Dewar on January 8 should report to Mrs. Harry Padget or Mrs. Db. 8. Help is immediate. There is no charge for the examination, which will be given by special lists from Love Cite.
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Duwar
Bewar
Dee
Dewar
Tan
Harry Padget
Helple
Speciallista
Love Cite
City in Brief Holiday Visitors and Accidents
Cedric Smale of Chicago will spend Christmas with his parents at their home. Clair Butterfield a University of Iowa student will visit sister Mrs. William Bennett at 310 Oakland Ave. Evelyn Myers of Ames and Ruth Myers of Iowa City are home for the holidays. H V Myers of 113 Kingsley Ave is home for the holidays. Mrs C E Conrad of 9195 Western Ave was taken to a hospital with a fractured left shoulder after an icy sidewalk fall. fracture set this morning. Mrs Peter Gutknecht of Hudson Ia is improving after arriving at Presbyterian Hospital with a broken right ankle from a fall on home steps.
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Cedric Smale
Chicago
Afra
George L. Smale
Clair Butterfield
University of Iowa
William Bennett
Oakland Avenue
Evelyn Myers
Ames
Ruth Myers
Iowa City
H. V. Myers
Kingsley Avenue
C. E. Conrad
Western Avenue
Alcine Tian Hospital
Peter Gut- Knecht
Hudson
Presbyterian Hospital
Gutknecht
East High to Debate T. G. High in District Tourney
East High negative debating team Mildred Chaplin Floyd Held and Robert Drake will meet Teachers College High of Cedar Falls in the district eliminaton tourney on Thursday January 7. The site is to be announced. The question: Resolved that the Federal Government Should Own and Operate the Coal Mines of the United States. Thirty seven schools compete. The winner faces other district winners for state honor. GDIRTIL OF DAUGHTEN. A baby daughter Marie Louise Williamson was born at 6 34 am today at Presbyterian hospital to Rev and Mrs R E B Williamson 217 Reber street. The couple has a son and daughter. Rev Mr Williamson is pastor of First Baptist church. IN TRAFFIC COURT Rev Heald 409 Broadway and J W Wilimek 633 Conger were fined 1 and 1500 court costs for parking in an alley. Judge J W Steene suspended the fines upon payment of costs.
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East High
Mildred Chaplin
Floyd Held
Robert Drake
Teachers College High of
Cedar Falls
Cedar
United States
Daughten
Marie Louise
Presbyterian Hospital
R. EB. Williamson
Reber Street
Williamson J
First Baptist Church
Rev. Heald
Broadway Street
J. W. Wilimek
Conger Street
J. W. Fetene
Grand Jurors to Meet for Monthly Session
A seven thousand dollar special grand jury session drawn yesterday will report January 18 under Judge G W Wood on County Attorney W A Cook and F W Edwards recommendation. The aim is monthly meetings to handle criminal cases while testimonies are fresh. The last 1525 grand jury session ends December 28. previously adjournments lasted five to six months. Cook and Edwards say monthly sessions will expedite work with little or no extra cost.
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G. W.W. Wood
W. A. Cook
F.W. Edwards
Muareh
Cook
Edwards
Yany
East High Girls Carol Tonight Visit Aged Homes
East High’s three girls glee clubs will sing carols tonight in a community outreach by visiting aged, crippled, or sick residents who must stay indoors. About 60 will ride by sleigh, led by Miss Grace Ullemeyer, music supervisor, with details showing local names and addresses in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Missi Grace Ullemeyer
Soldiers drown in Manila bay tragedy
In Manila on December 22, four servicemen and Filipino sailors were swept overboard and drowned in the bay. Sergeants William Ruswell and TL A Rowan perished alongside two Filipino crew members, as rescuers pulled others from the water. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident.
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Manila
INS
William Ruswell
TL A. Rowan
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