Cedar Heights Society Groups Caroled Door To Door
Cedar Heights residents enjoyed a revived curol ing tradition as three groups toured homes. Girl Reserves 20 members led by Mrs James Edwards visited from 7 to 9 30 PM, followed by teens aged 14 to 17 directed by Miss Dorothy Morehouse from 9 to 10 PM, and Thea Musical club from 11 to 1 AM under Miss Bess Shoemaker and Mrs Florence Lowe. The groups warmed homes, shared refreshments, and ended at Mayor W F Parrott home for a Christmas tree, games, dancing and gifts. The Musical club program featured inexpensive racruation gifts with gridiron ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Girl Reserves Corps
James Edwards
Dorothy Morehouse
Thea Musical Club
Bess Shoemaker
Florence Lowe
W. F. Parrott
Three Couples Wed During Yale Time Yuletide Weddings
A series of Christmas and holiday weddings took place in Cedar Rapids today. Miss La Verne Kloster wed Kenneth Cotton at her parents home with only family present. Florence Burd and Roy J. Smith married at the bride’s home as the couple’s relatives and friends looked on. Norma T. Jennish married C Tarland Yerkes at the Jennish home with Rev. Fred J. Clark officiating. Guests included family members from Cedar Rapids Vinton Waterloo and Cedar Rapids area. The couples will reside in Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Waterloo after Christmas visits. Other notices include engagements and social events at local homes with plans for luncheons dinners and parties during the holidays.
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la Verne Kioster
Kenneth Cotton
Fred C. Kloster
Fifth Street West
C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Florence &. Burd
Charles Burd
Roy J. Smith
BR. W. Smith
Clinton BP. Smith
First Evangelical Church
S14
Fifth Street
West
Esther Smith
Harry Burd
Fox and’ Front Cigar
France
Aviation Corps
W. N. Jennish
Norma T
C. Tarland Yerkes
S. T. Wapple
Cedar Rapids
Fred J. Clark
Firs
Congregational Church
Lucy May Keller
Kirk Yerkes
Mary Jane Jinkish
Cedar Rapid
W. G. Hering
Louisa Hering
Charles City
Beauty tips for elbows and facial hair management
Beauty chats advise care for exposed elbows with cold cream or olive oil to keep skin soft and prevent dirt buildup. For thin or tall individuals the skin can look loose, so cocoa butter massages or warm olive oil sessions are suggested, followed by rinsing and light powder. Also notes peroxide use for facial hair, tweezers as alternative, and a note on alligator pears versus bananas and grapes for dieting.
Day After Christmas Sanity Checks In Side Talks
Ruth Cameron muses on postholiday blues and remedies. She recalls readers sharing how they felt drained after Christmas and echoes last year’s advice to get fresh air, exercise, and a brisk outdoor walk. She shares a reader poem about waking tired, then testifies to the refreshing effect of shoveling snow and outdoor play with children.
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Pway
Ruth Cameron
City in Brief Holiday visits and funerals noted
Mrs Clark attended the funeral of her uncle Chalmers Downs in Independence. Adelina Sofes, a Wadena High School teacher, returns home for holiday vacation with Judge and Mrs J H Boles. Frank B Hurlburt, Epworth Seminary student, visits with his parents Dr and Mrs Rollo F Hurlburt of 720 Randolph. Caroline Johnson, Chicago music student and Fourth Presbyterian choir member, arrives to spend vacation with E L Johnsons. Lucile Bruner, French teacher at Fon du Lac, and Stanley Bruner of Iowa University, home for holidays at 621 Independence Ave. Mr and Mrs BE GC Stevens of Marshalltown, formerly with his father-in-law at Acme cafe, now run a grocer shop there. Dwight Rider, UI College of Law junior, leaves for the Phi Gamma Delta convention in Birmingham, after Christmas at his mother’s home, Loren Rider, 731 Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Johnson
Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian Church
E. L. Johnson
Lucile Bruner
Prench
Fon du Lac
Wis
Stanley Bruner
University of Iowa
J. B. Bruner
Independence Avenue
GC. Stevens
Marshalltown
D. W. Humphrey
Stevens
Acme
Dwight Rider
College of Law
State University of Iowa
Phi Gamma, Delta Fraterniy
Birmingham
Ala
Loren Rider
Grant Ayenie
Plastic surgery adds beauty with a careful touch
A Paris dispatch reports prominent women seeking cosmetic surgery to reshape unattractive mouths and wrinkles. Dr. W W Augustus Pratt of New York is noted as a renowned authority performing operations that improve features. Eva Tanguay reportedly underwent a procedure to reduce wrinkles, with visible changes after treatment.
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Anikster
Paris
WW. ‘Augustus Pratt
New York
Eva Tanguay
Dr. Pratt
Sioux City's Depot Fire Ends in Two Deaths and Wide Destruction
A blaze at Fourth and Jackson Street, Sioux City on Saturday night destroyed a large block of business buildings, killing two people and causing estimated losses near 500000. Originating in Graber Dry Goods, the fire raged over two hours as walls collapsed and flames spread. Massachusetts block and multiple shops, hotels, and offices were ruined. guests evacuated from Glenn and People's hotels before they were destroyed. Firemen battled the blaze with all equipment, aided by snowfall that limited further damage. The Western Iowa company held the Massachusetts block.
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Sioux City
Fourth
Jackson Istreets
Graber
People’s Hotel
Panor's Shoe
Zion
Brothers Men’s Furnishing
Giena
Glenn
People's Hotels
Massachusetts
The
Western Iowa . Company of
Boston
Mass
Walter Ritton
Western
Fire damages and losses across two blocks in Iowa
An Iowa firm estimates Graber company sock losses at 100000 while J O Tuttle pegged Graber dry goods stock at 150000 and H Goldberg of Panor Shoe Store cites 30000 in damages. The blaze—the anniversary of a 1904 Christmas fire—devoured two full business blocks in the same locality, totaling 300000 in losses. The Saturday night fire began at identically the LePac spot as the earlier blaze.
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Iowa Company
Graber Company
J. O. Tuttle
Dry Goods Company
Graber
H. Goldblatt
Panor
Fie
LePac
Westminster Cantata At Westminster Is Artistic Success
Christmas sun afternoon Cantata by 40 voices directed by Miss Miriam Marsh with organ by Mrs N C Altland drew a capacity audience at Westminster Presbyterian church. Soloists Martha McCormick Ethel Lachless Helen L Davis Helene Balliett Mrs Frank Fowler jr Henry Iblings Harold Pratt. Next Sunday the choir repeats at First Congregational at 4 30 pm with audience exchange planned with First Church choir at Westminster 7 30 pm
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dudley Buck
Miriam Marsh
N.C. Altland
Waterloo
Miss Marsh
Martha McCormick
Ethel Lachless
Helen L. Davis
Helene Balliett
Cketts
Frank Fowler
Henry Iblings
Harold Pratt
Fowler
First Congregational
First Church
Westminster Church
Johnstons Candies and Wilford Flour Ad Ends
Local ad fragment highlights two brands Kellys Famous C Wilford Flour & Feed at 420 Lafay Street and Johnston s Candies appealing to every one. The message is brief and contains contact style details and street reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly's
C. Wilford Flour & Feed
Lafay St. Tel
Johnston
Watering Evening Courier Patterns Sale in Sand
Advertisement notes patterns offered by The Evening Courier, mentioning 15 cents per pattern and that orders are filled as soon as possible. Indicates delivery or completion within ten days after sending the order, with emphasis on fashion and sewing patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccompany
Terloo
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Society News
Yale
H. &. Harvey
A. W. Sehweitert
Sioux ‘Balls
S. Doi
Prank Luyons
St. Paul
Ming
Cloudy
New Hampton
Samberg
Jacob Cohn
Nathan Colin
Mooseball
K. of C. Mall
K. of C
Entre Neuse Club
Entre Neus Club
Hona Kent Forbes
Buchanan's
West End 4Th St
Renay
Horlick
Torvalds
Growley
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Phaeton
Victoria
Suburban
Imperial Limousine
Detroit
Detroit, Michigan
General Movers Corporation
Morris Motor Car Company
East Fifth St
Iowa
Co. A. Morris
Westminster
Evens * Son
Gouraud's Oriental
Rueda
AHL
Esa
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