White Shrine Ceremonial Christmas Banquet in Cedar Falls
The Bethany temple, White Shrine of Jerusalem, hosts its annual Christmas banquet and ceremonial Friday at the Cedar Falls Masonic temple. Mrs. George N. Wood leads the banquet with service at 6 30 p m decorations by Mrs. H C Milverstead soloist Mrs Robert Corning. ceremonial starts at 8 p m with about 300 expected attendees.
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Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
George N. Wood
H. C. Milverstead
Robert Corning
Family Reunion Held Tuesday at Klingaman Home
Mr and Mrs C E Klingaman hosted the annual Christmas dinner and Klingaman family reunion at 1401 Second Street West. Attendees included Hubert Jordan Cedar Falls Carl Klingaman Emmetsburg Guy Klingaman Mason City Florence Chase St Louis George Johnson Cedar Falls W Kingaman family Blanche and Rati Klingaman Orange Township.
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C. BE. Hklingaman
Second Street West
Klingaman
Hubert Jordan
Cedar Falls
Carl Klingaman
Emmetsburg
Guy Klingaman
Mason City
Charles W. Klingaman
Omaha
Neb
Florence Chase
St. Louis
Garner Girl Weds Waterloo Man on Christmas Eve
Miss Maurine Conger daughter of Mr and Mrs C E B Conger Garner Ia and Merald E Hoag of Waterloo were married Monday evening at the bridegroom s brother Edgar Hoag s home Fourth street east The ceremony was performed by Dr W P McCormick pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church Mrs Hoag has lived at Clear Lake and Mason City since Garner high school graduation Hoag is a West High school graduate and attended Iowa university The couple will reside in Garner.
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Maurine Conger
C. EB. Conger
Garner
Merald E. Hoag
Waterloo
Edgar Hoag
Fourth Street
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West High School
Iowa University
Miss Schoenfield Weds Earl McDonald in Cedar Heights
Miss Irene Schoenfield daughter of Theodore Schoenfield of Ionia wed Earl McDonald son of Mrs Lulu McCarty of Shell Rock at 1 30 Christmas Day. Rev F H Shedd officiated at the pastor’s Cedar Heights home. No attendants. The bride, longtime with Hinson Manufacturing, will reside with her husband at 218 Miller Street. McDonald works in John Deere’s machine shop.
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Irene Schoenfield
Theodore Schoenfield
Ionia
Earl McDonald
Lulu McCarty
Shell Rock
F. H. Shedd
Cedar Heights
Hinson Manufacturing Company
McDonald
John Deere Company
Miller Street
County Board Fareswell Lunch for Bentley
County Board of Supervisors held a farewell luncheon for Frank T. Bentley who retires January 1. Attending were FP R Decker H W Miller Edward Reéfshauge Matt Ahles T D Teeter and Nathen Northey. Esher the county auditor also invited. Entertained at dinner last evening at 529 Kingsley avenue were Dr and Mrs FL W Dee with guests Mrs Leota De Nore and children George and Winnona Cedar Falls Mr and Mrs NIN Ostergaard and daughter Marcella and Mr and Mrs J N Ostergaard and daughters Ardell and Genevieve Cedar Falls
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County Board of ‘Supervisors
Frank T. Bentley
Black
FW. Esher
FP. R. Decker
H.W. Miller
Edward Reéfshauge
Matt. Ahles
T. D. Teeter
Nathen Northey
FL W. Dee
Kingsley Avenue
Debe
Leota’ de Nore
George
Winona
Nin
Ostergaard
Marcella
J. N. Ostergaard
Ardell
Genevieve
Cedar Falls
Waterloo social calendar details union events
Tonight Waterloo chapter O E B S Ma sonic temple hosts United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary Memorial wall Thursday Afternoon St Johns day Masonic temple American Legion auxiliary Memorial hall Circle 6 First Lutheran Missionary society Mrs W D Dow Thursday Evening American Legion and auxiliary Memorial hall Security Benefit association K P hall events listed for the week across local venues with multiple organizations.
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Waterloo
O. EB. S.—Masonic Temple
United Spanish War Veterans and
Paler Gould auxilary—Memorial
St. John’s Day
Masonic Temple
American Legion auxillary—Memorial
Circle 6
First Lutheran Missionary Society
W. D. Dow
American Legion and Auxiliary— Memorial
St. John's Day
Security Benefit Association
K. P. Hall
United Spanish War Veterans
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
W. H. Wilson
La Porte Couple’s Golden Wedding Day Noted In Simple Observance
La Porte City December 26 The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Thomas was marked at their home with a simple celebration due to illness in the family. They have lived in town 21 years after farming near La Porte City. Mr. Thomas, a Benton county native, mostly resided in the area, except one year in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Thomas, born Alma Peterson, came from Long Island to Iowa as a girl and settled in Benton county. The couple, married at the Peterson home in Vinton, have one daughter and three sons, nine grandchildren, and 11 grandchildren total.
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Courier
la Porte City
J. S. Thomas
Long Island
Iowa
Benton County
Peterson
Vinton
P. S. Showers
Albert
Ray
la Porte
Charles
Goodwin
G. A. van Duyn
Waterloo
Williston Avenue
J. T. Crippen
GC. A. Heath
J. T. Wade
Fulton
Saylor Nation Wedding at Little Brown Church
The marriage of Miss Sylvia Nation and Dr. E M Saylor was solemnized at Little Brown church Nashua on a Tuesday afternoon. Rev J L McComson Jr performed the ceremony with the bride’s sister Mrs Harold Massee and Mr Massee as attendants. The couple left for a Chicago trip and will reside in Orange township.
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Sylvia Nation
E. M. Saylor
Little Brown Church
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Harold Massee
Massee
Chicago
Saylor
Ona Nation
Buckingham
West High School
Waterloo
Bickley
Dr. Saylor
Dan Saylor
Orange Township
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Miss Libby Weds Donald A. Moline at Local Church
Miss Daisy Libby daughter of Mr and Mrs Fea Libby Toledo became the bride of Donald A Moline of this city Tuesday morning at 1030 oclock Rev O M Yaggy pastor of First Evangelical church performing the ceremony at the church The couple was attended by Miss Ethel Holmes Plainfield and George Copehaven Jesup Moline has been employed at the Altstadt Langlas bakery and Mr Moline is proprietor of the Commercial barber shop They will reside in this city
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Daisy Libby
Fea Libby
Toledo
Donald A. Moline
O. M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
Ethel Holmes
Plainfield
George Copehaven
Jesup
Moline
Altstadt & Langlas
Tips for beauty care of shoulders and scalp health
Advice on shaping shoulders through weight balance posture and exercises. Recommends chest up, chin tucked, and back straight, plus massage and arm-tension drills to fill hollow shoulders. Also covers dandruff relief with daily scalp massage using oil or sulfur-containing preparations and careful shampooing routines.
Christmas Day wedding in Manchester unites Sprague and Dunn
Miss Hazel J. Sprague daughter of Sel don Sprague Manchester wed Perry Dunn son of Morgan Dunn at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Cox Manchester. Rev A A Rideout officiated at 8 am with attendants Miss Bernice Dunn and Bernard Swanson. The couple will reside in Manchester with Mrs Dunn employed by Brunswick in Dubuque and Mr Dunn serving as chief engineer of the Iowa Electric company.
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Courier
Manchester
Hazel J. Sprague
Seldon Sprague
Perry
Bernice Dunn
Bernard Swanson
Miss Dunn
Cox
Dunn
Brunswick Company
Dubuque
Iowa Electric Company
Convention program set for June in K C hall
Announcement details plans for a fourth district field workers Woodman circle convention at K C hall on June 6 1929 with a morning school of instruction by Mae Furman Sinclair Des Moines and an afternoon address by Margaret Best Sioux City. Evening session to initiate candidates with Elizabeth White Eldora presiding. Local women elected to district offices include Blanche Britzke Edith Harper and Elsie Schmidt.
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Woodman Circle
K. C. Hall
Mae Furman Sinclair
Des Moines
Margaret Best
Sioux City
Sesson
Elizabeth White
Eldora
Guardian
Blanche Britzke
Edith Harper
Outer Sentinel
Elsie Schmidt
Church News Sets Picnic at Sheckler Home
Astramian class of First M. E. church hosts a Friday picnic at Rev T H Sheckler’s Denver street home with noon dinner. Hostesses include Mrs Fred Bussey Mrs P E Walker Mrs J H Wambeam Mrs Co G Conniff and Mrs Eliza Odell. Circle 6 of First Lutheran Missionary society meets Thursday at Mrs W A Dow’s Bavard street home.
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M. E. Church
T. H. Sheckler
Denver Street
Fred Bussey
P. E. Walker
J. H. Wambeam
Co. G. Conniff
Eliza Odell
Circle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
W. A. Dow
Bavard Street
Practical kitchen tips and recipes from old newspaper notes
A collection of vintage guidance on cooking including potato croquettes, making tarragon vinegar with cider, and a winter chili sauce recipe using canned tomatoes. The tips cover preparation steps, ingredient ratios, and storage directions for tasty home dishes.
City in Prief Glasses repaired at Buchanan's
Local notices list Christmas greetings and visits across Waterloo. Dr T G Wheeler of Des Moines spent Christmas with his mother Mrs H W Dunlap. several residents, including Miss Betty Lackore Hayfield Ia and Bob Becker New York, spent the holidays with relatives. A dozen pedestrians and drivers were involved in minor incidents, with one injury reported and a derailed streetcar near Electric park. The Lions club hears T S Hanson from the forestry department at the University of Minnesota as speaker tomorrow.
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T. G. Wheeler
Des Moines
H. W. Dunlap
First Street
T. S. Hanson
Forestry Department
University of Minnesota
Lions Club
Black’s
Carroll Walters
Waterloo
Drake University
Philadelphia
Walters
Truman
C. C
American woman honored for social work in Jugo Slavia
Constantinople reports Miss Caris Mills formerly of Princeton New Jersey and Toledo Ohio has been decorated with the Red Cross of the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes for two years of solo social service in the city. The award was presented at a ceremony in the Jugo Slav embassy chapel by the archbishop who praised her work for suffering Serbs and the destitute of all creeds and nationalities who gather in the cosmopolitan city.
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Constantinople
Golden Horn
Caris
Mills
Princeton
N. J
Toledo
Red Cross
Cosomopolitan
Boarding schools modernize English education
A historical note explains that girls' boarding schools are supplanting the private governess system in England as part of shifting educational practices. The statement highlights reform in private instruction and the rise of institution based schooling for girls.
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England
Plot to steal the Stone of Destiny roils Westminster Abbey
London detectives report a planned revolutionary raid by young Scottish nationalists to seize the Stone of Destiny from the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey. The scheme envisions returning the relic to Perth's lord provost to symbolize Scotland’s bid for independence and self government through a national parliament.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Torn Head
Scotland
Ireand
Perth
Scone
England
Abbey of Stone
Edward I
Britain
Jacob
Destiny
Not Much Chance Involved By BRAY LEWIS
Molly Brayton weighs two suitors Tom Hall and Bates Schuyler as her mother schemes a Highland lodge ruse to drive Molly toward the chosen man. Molly reveals she loves Bates yet plans shift when Tom arrives to rescue her, leading to a playful realization of true love.
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Bray Lewis
Molly
Tom Hall
Bates
Schuyler
Mrs. Brayton
Tom
Highland Lodge
Jack Penrod
Jack
Altho
Woman Earns Flying Tuition in Fremont Story
Nineteen year old Josephine M. Schaefer chose aviation as a career after a Fourth of July ride at Humphrey. She saved $600 working 12 hours daily as a waitress to pay for a 50 hour flying course. Her father opposed the dream, but relented and bought her flying togs as she prepared to take to the sky.
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Fremont
Neb
Josephine M. Schaefer
Humphrey
Joseph Schaefer
Norfolk
Josephine
Fremont, Neb
Molly’s Plea Reveals Hidden Letter Confession
A fragment shows Molly laughing and admitting she wrote to a sole man about her plight, hinting at a concealed romantic or personal conflict. The exchange suggests a pivotal emotional turning point and a truth long kept from others.
New York Indians Surpass Wyoming and Kansas Population
Washington December 25 The Interior Department reports New York hosts 4 419 Indians against Wyoming 1 953 and Kansas 1 541 Delaware barely has any with just two. Oklahoma leads with 119 335 Indians in its population figures.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Wyoming
Kansas
Broadway
Interior Department
Delaware
Oklahoma
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Society In Review
Waterloo Man
Miss Schoenfield
County Board
Libby
C. C. Jenkins
Kingbard Avenue
Mattie Quest
EK. P. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
M. C
Roderick
Fifth Street West
Decorah
Anna Rea Roderick
Rock Falls
Phi Sigma -Chi Fraternity
Cc. R. Clemens
W. R. Starbuck
Bricelyn
Minn
Edith Starbuck
Wesley Clemens
Church News
Paris
Nicole Groult
Kasha
Rita
PRIEF
Buchanan's
G. A. Hassell
Park Avenue West
Betty Lackore
Hayfield
Mrs
Frank Seiberling
Baltimore Street
Bob Becker
L. O. Cramer
Josephine Becker
Frederick Street
H. O. Barton
W. T. Flynn
John Lilja
E. D. Flynn
Jefferson Street
W. E. Musser
Florence
Reinbeck
E. A. Bodeker
Galloway Club Apartments
Jack F. Miller
D. A. Flynn, Jr
Babe
G. Harman
Hudson Road
Lutheran Orphan's Home
Waverly
Chautauqua Park
August Haas
Whittier Avenue
Edward Kuehne
L. ©. Handley
C. A. Hanson
F. A. Christensen
R. EB. Adams
Kern Street
Mullan Avenue
Adams
Electric Park
Ralph R. Witt
A. L. McIntyre
Morrison, In
George Essex
Municipal Court
Essex
Irvin Blough
Hudson
Judd M. Mandeville
Logan Avenue
Frank C. Higgs
Detroit
Mich
R. E. Dunlavey
Fort Dodge
Mandeville
R. W. Jeffries
Western Avenue
Lester J. Ross
Virginia
Torrington
Conn
Tillie C. Watters
Eleventh Street West
Long Beach
Cal
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Worth
el Paso
Yuma
Watters
Susie Alexander
Lordsburg
Phoenix
Russel-Lamso Hotel
Jugo-Slavia
Napoleon
Louis VI
Weald Saise
East Fourth St
Clemence
South St
Fashion Department
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