Wedding of Laura Cooke and Carroll Locke in Des Moines
Christmas wedding planned at Westminster Presbyterian Church Des Moines with Laura Cooke and Carroll Locke to wed at 4 PM. Dr Charles D Daring to read ceremony. 12 relatives and friends attend. Mayor and Mrs A J Guagy to assist. reception at the bride’s home. out of town guests Cora Thomson Jane Fale. Mr and Mrs Smith celebrate 50th anniversary. social notes include Hemnetts, Grening party and banquet reservations by G W Huntley.
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Fternoon
Laura Jean Cooke
Margaret ‘Goke
Kingsley Avenue
Carroll P. Locke
Miss Cooke
Waterloo
St. Louis
Gates Guiness College
May Fe. Francis
Des Moines
Locke
Street C. Locke
Cleveland
Cora Thomson
Jane Fale
Cooke
Helen Holbert
Wes Moines
Hemnetts
W. W. Bennett
Garret Bennett
Aviil
Helen Taylor
Minneapolis
McManus to Oversee YWCA Work as Interim Director
Miss Lillian Rohweder, NY. after six weeks as acting general secretary, leaves Waterloo for Davenport to direct a campaign. Four applicants remain for the general secretary post, with Mrs. McManus serving as adviser 9 to 5 daily. C E Allis named Travelers Aid director. Cedar Falls conference set for Feb 26 27. Miss Hamda Miller named new house secretary. Mary Bellmere previously acted as house secretary.
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Lillian Rohweder
New York City
National Y. WC. A
Jeff
Clinton
Gle
Davenport
Direetors
T. U0. McManus
Association
C. EY. Allis
Travelers’ Aid
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Hmmda Miller
Atalissa
Mary Bellmere
Wedding of Alsie Musser and Arthur Brown at Nashua
Miss Alsie Musser of Waterloo and Arthur A Brown of Cedar Falls wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua on Tuesday. Attendants included EB Loomis and wife, with guests from Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The bride wore navy velva broche with ostrich trimming. traveling outfit was tan twill. They dined at Black's and planned a home at 223 Steed Street after January 1. Mrs Brown has taught in Waterloo public schools. Brown is with Grown & Porter Cedar Falls.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Alsie Musser
A. Brown
EB. W. Loomis
Black's
Steed Street
Brown
West Side
Grown & Porter
Cedar Paris
R. F. Carrall
Frantic L. Porter
Cedar Fails
E.W. Loomis
Elya Culton
Side Talks Cameos What Mother Does For Christmas
An anecdote about a husband home at Christmas who underestimates his wife’s work preparing gifts and cards. She lists dozens of recipients, showing the hidden labor of planning shopping wrapping and distributing. The husband concedes women often bear the brunt of Christmas duties and costs.
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Tils
Jon
Wal
Meir
Tran
W. C. T. U. Crusade Commemorated in Hillsboro Program
Fifty one years after the W C T U crusade movement began in Hillsboro the local branch marked the anniversary with a program at the Y P S and PP W clubrooms Rev S V Williams spoke on the Charge of the Light Beer Brigade Mrs Ida Mite el explained the movement origin in Waterloo A tribute to Frances Willard honored by Mrs Peter Woodring Musical numbers included an original Soul Alcohol is in It Indian lullaby and a Santa Claus duet read a movement tale poem by Mrs Nora Carey About 40 attended the event next meeting set for Jan 15 with place to be announced.
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Hilsboro
W. C. WN. T. Crusade
Sranch
PP. W
SV. Williams
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Light Beer Brigade
Ida Miteel
Waterloo
Frances Willard
Peter Woodring
Booth Garver
Millicent
Alice Marie Lucht
Santa Claus
Wilma Barber
Helen van Vieck
Beulah Barber
Hillsboro
Nora
Carey
Christmas Party At Walnut Street Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church and mothers enjoyed a Christmas party in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon. Laura Claus, impersonated by IL. W. Tromanhauser, appeared and brought toys for the children. Refreshments followed the program of readings and carols, chaired by Mrs. T. W. Thompson. Serving committee included Mrs. Claude Crane, Mrs. D. W. Gautt, and Misses Gronetta Surder, Mabie Shiller, and Agnes Mister. OC Linden Methodist Church will hold its annual Christmas program tomorrow evening at 7 20 in the evening with readings songs and plays. About 300 attended the Christmas program in the First Presbyterian Church auditorium Tuesday evening, featuring readings songs and a chalk talk by Dr H L Boysen, after which children exchanged white gifts and received Christmas treats.
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Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Laura Claus
IL. W. Tromanhauser
Tors
T. W. Thompson
Emollegol
Claude Crane
D. W. Gautt
Gronetta Surder
Mabie Shiller
Agnes Mister
Linden Methodist Church
Alower Auditorium
First Presbyteri
H.la. Boysen
Des Moines Invites G A R Encampment to Return
Des Moines seeks to host the Grand Army of the Republic encampment again in 1926 after a successful visit. Officials and veterans voice support for a location with ample facilities and favorable surroundings. The effort involves city leaders coordinating invitations and arrangements to welcome attendees from the organization’s national reunion.
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Des Moines
G. A.R
Iowa
Pos. Neblity
Army of the Republic
Montes
Bes Ds
Amd
Kaller
Sander
Waterloo And Surroundings Christmas Notices Go On
Names of Waterloo residents and relatives from Des Moines to Los Angeles plan Christmas visits. A Gambie-Robinson capital stock amendment to 160000 is filed. Local court notes report a minor intoxication case and a damages verdict. Community holiday activities include Cedar Heights Nativity play and school events.
Great Britain Holds Tea Drinking Record
Great Britain claims the top tea consuming status in the western world with a per capita intake of 5.01 pounds over the past year. Sugar intake runs high at 72.12 pounds per capita as tea drinkers favor sweeteners. English and Scottish co operatives handled one seventh of the 384,067,308 pounds of tea imported and one seventh of the 28,718,868 hundredweights of sugar imported in the same period.
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London
Great Britain
Deputy Batlee 11 Health Report After Attack
Deputy Batlee 11 Theodore Peck, deputy bailiff of municipal court, is con fused at home following an attack of rheumatism. Mrs Peck, who had major surgery three weeks ago, is much improved and returned home Wednesday.
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Batlee
Theodore Peck
Peck
Junior Cross Word Puzzle
Crossword puzzle clues describe horizontal and vertical entries. Across clues include what every boy wants in snowy weather, what we gather in the fall, and Noah the flood, while vertical clues name the visitor who comes down the chimney and where children keep their hooks in school. Answer will follow in Friday’s paper.
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Noah
Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Adventure Starts
Uncle Wiggily, in a festive bungalow, awaits cocoa for Christmas. Nurse Jane fusses over preparations as Miss Fuzzy Wuazy brings cocoa or cocoalo. The rabbit muse, after savoring the drink, heads out toward a hill and sees a small house with a chimney below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christus
Fuzzy Wuazy
Uncle Wiggily And The Naughty Fox Christmas Mischief
Uncle Wiggily climbs to a smoky dirty chimney to clear it for Santa Claus. A fox on the hill watches and plans to ambush a child but misreads the scene when the bunny unbalances and slips into the fox’s chimney. The fox fails to catch him and the bunny escapes home to a merry Christmas with presents and a grateful nurse.
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Sudside Wigelly
Mor
Santa Claus
Wirefly
Tee
St. Nicholas
Udo
Wiggtly
Fox
Wiggily
Uncle
Chriglas
Uncle Wiggly
Sammie
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Estherville
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Laura
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Louis Hain
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Charles D. Darling
Denver Street
J. C. Beem
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Gary
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Omaha
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Maude Hough
Ralph Helm Johannat
Tawa State Teachers College
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Milwaukee
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Sioux City
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Keating
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GC. W. Lyon
Uncle Wiggily
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Uncle Wigsiy
Waterloo School of Beauty Culture
East Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Friedl’s Cafe
Bishop Cafeteria
Hotel Thong
Owenbach
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