Permanent Peace Conference to Convene in Washington
A coalition of 10 national women's organizations will meet in Washington during the week starting January 18 to study causes and cures of war. Carrie Chapman Catt is general chairwoman with Alice Winter directing the program. Topics include imperialism, diplomacy, economic rivalry, and proposals such as arbitration and the League of Nations. Up to 1,000 delegates are expected from groups including the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, Association of University Women, and National Council of Catholic Women.
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Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Carrie Chapman Cate
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Na Lione
Europe
Asia
Geneva
Winter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Association of University Women
Council of Women For Home Missions
Federation of Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Habansas Council of Jewish Women
League of Women Voters
Nation #1 Council of Catholic Women
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Young Women's Christian Association
National Women’s Trade Union League
MacDonald Haswell Marriage Ceremony Read on Saturday
Miss Mildred Haswell and Angus MacDonald of Rio Vista California wed at her parents home in Waterloo. Rev A B Bish officiated with sisters Elizabeth and Grace Haswell performing songs. The couple will reside in Rio Vista after June 5, following a Canada visit. Neighbors also hosted a birthday surprise for Mrs James Mates. Des Moines couple Mary John Br Hanstrom and Violet Appleby wed at Max Pedr fall home and will live in Des Moines. Legion and Auxiliary hold a joint board and dance in Memorial hall with plans for 506 and bridge then dancing.
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Mildred Haswell
Angus MacDonald
Rio Vista
Cal
Haswell
Hammond Avenue
A. B. Bish
Cedar Falls
First Congregational Church
Mlizabeth Haswell
Cadman
Prudence
Clark
Lady Love
Waterloo
Westigh School
Iowa State College
Amies
MacDonald
John MacDonald
Timaru
New Inland
Taft
Gal
Des Moines
Mary
John Br, Hanstrom
Violet Appleby
J. R. Macartney
Legion Aul Auxiliary
Legion 1
Memorial Hall
Church News Activities On New Year Eve And Meetings
A watch night service and social will be held at Burton Avenue Baptist Church on New Year’s Eve. An impromptu program begins at 8 by the senior young people and the Good Will circle. Geborah society of First Methodist meets 2 p.m. Wednesday in church parlors with a short program after the business meeting. Members should bring needlework and a 10 cent gift for the Christmas pie. Mrs P D B Cowes and committee hostesses. Women’s Aid Society of First Evangelical meets 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in church parlors. Mrs R F Eickelberg to host and a program for entertainment is planned.
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Song of Veterans
Sons of Veterans and
Auvillary
Memorial Hall
Nell Shervill
Gertrude Wright
Seers
Relis
Weiners
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Geborah Society of
First Methodist Church
PD. B. Cowes
Women's Aid Society of
First Evangelical Church
R. F. Eickelberg
Wide Awake Club Notes Hosts and Honors
Members of the Wide Awake club were guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Salsburg Saturday evening. Clarence Briner and the hostess received favors. Mr and Mrs L McGarvey entertain Double Six tonight at seven with dinner followed by cards and music.
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Wide Awake!cluwh
Carl Salsburg
Favors
Clarence | Briner
L. ¥. McGarvey
Mr. Andates
Lewis Williamson- Lemaingd
Cards
Juste
The Value of a Bad Example Turns on Appearance and Age
A writer describes a scene in a drug store where a faded woman in her forties flirted with a young clerk, arguing that women past 40 should avoid kittenish dress and behavior. The piece argues for mature style, white clothes, and age-appropriate manners to stay looking younger.
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Maude Adams
Veree De France and Steward Reed Wed at Cedar Falls
Veree Ai lene De France daughter of Mr and Mrs J J De France Cedar Falls wed Steward Reed at the bride parents home at 7 30 Friday eve The ceremony was read by HK Bellin pastor of the Presbyterian church The bride is a Burth Yenigh school graduate and taught at Onslow The groom is a BraunBts of a local business college and employed at Morris Pruting company The bride will continue teaching at Onslow and Rebekah Club party mentioned
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Veree
Ailene de Frillius
J. J. de France
Cedar Falls
Itead
Pord Reed
Water- Joo
Uride
HK. C. Bellin
Presbyterian Church
Thyride
Burth- Yenigh School
Towa Ba
Change in Rock Island schedule announced at ticket office
The Rock Island railroad announced a time change for train No 6315 to 11 20 a m from 10 50 a m to improve connections with other lines. A new Chicago to Los Angeles train departs Chicago at 6 30 p m and arrives in Los Angeles at 2 40 p m on the third day, with a connection from Waterloo at Columbus Juneier.
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Rock Island Railroad
Hock Island
Chicago
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Columbus Juneier
Auto Thieves Target Cars In Cold Weather
Multiple car thefts reported across the city last night, including a new Ford coup owned by B. C. Geiger of 320 Argyle Street, where a license plate 6823 199% was noted. Also targeted were a bearskin robe and a sheepskin coat from KF. Schake on Maywood addition, and Costas Nichols of 1111 Sycamore Street reporting three spare tires and a robe stolen from his vehicle.
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B. C. Geiger
Argyle Street
KF. Schake
Maywood Addition
Tower Pranuktin Street
Costas Nichols
Sycamore Street
Junior Cross Word Puzzle in Today's Paper
A playful crossword puzzle appears in this issue with horizontal clues about ships, sight, wagon, and punishment. Vertical clues include shuddering when cold, hens laying, skies flecked with clouds, dining table actions, and rowing gear. A promised answer for tomorrow's edition accompanies a decorative illustration.
Beauty tips on dry shampoos and hair care
A vintage guide discusses dry shampoos, hot water cleansing, and brushing to remove powder. It advises using regular shampoos sparingly when washing is impractical and includes tips on scalp care and finishing with a shine spray.
Uncle Wiggily and Peetie's Plaster
Peetie Bow Wow, a puppy boy, falls ill after Christmas candy and receives two stickum plasters from Dr Possum. Uncle Wiggily arrives with a tale to cheer him, while Peetie traps the Bob Cat with a plaster gag, leaving the outcome to the postman and future tales.
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Peetie Bow Wow
Possum
Chrismas
Peetie
Kennel House
Jackie
Dr. Possum
Mrs. How Wen
Peetic
Pertie
Uncle Wissily
Uncle Wig- City
Poetiy
Mr. Longears
Uncle
Uncle Wiggily
Peetle
Gaele
Bob Cat
Waele
Jotmine
Death claims Ottumwa Courier editor and ad manager
Neath reported the Ottumwa Courier mourns editor W I Powell 43 after a three week illness and ad manager Edward Ivley 46 died of a stroke. Powell leaves a widow and two sons. Ivley leaves a widow and five children. Powell had 25 years in papers across Iowa and beyond. Funeral services to be small.
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Ottumwa
Ottumwa Courier
W. I. Powell
Courier
JOLT
Edward
Ing
Powell
Danny
Minn
James Powell
The
Ivley
Cedar Rapids Man Dies After Auto Crash Injuries
Frank Dunshee vice president of Chandler Pump Company was injured when his car rolled at high speed three weeks ago. He died last night from infection after an arm amputation. A prominent resident of Cedar Rapids he is survived by his widow and three children.
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Cedar Rapids
Fape
Frank Dunshee
Chandler Pump Compas
Seo
Dunshen
Cellar Rapids
Dykema Re-Elected Sinfonia President
Lincoln Nebraska Dee 20 Pytor Dykema of Columbia was reelected president of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia at their annual convention in Lincoln. George A Beighton of Cincinnati Conservatory was reelected vice president, Charles E Lawten of Chicago secretary treasurer, and E L Elickson of Ilhacs New York elected historian.
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Lincoln
Neh
Dee
Pytor Dykema
Columbia
Otsins
AUIS
Phi Ma Alpha Sinfonia
Wei Aval Musical Fraternity
Georne A Beighton
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Charles E. Lawten
Chicago
Elickson
Ilhaes
N.Y
Three Generations Buried in One Coffin
Three generations of one family were buried in one coffin yesterday at Caseyville near here after funeral services. Mrs Celia Harrod aged 65, her daughter Miss Russie Harrod 31, and her granddaughter Dorothea Brooks were burned to death Friday in a house fire.
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Basi
Uniform game legislation debated at regional meeting
State and federal officials gathered in Mereshath Town to back a Uniform bill regulating wildlife and water conservation across four states. The plan covers fishing and breeding grounds along the Mississippi basin, with tighter licenses, increased size limits for pike and bass, and stronger town and state enforcement to protect fowls and fish.
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Tae
Tadak Walton Lorsuy
Mereshath
Congenis
Vonkrest
Agg
Dante Matib
paAssah
Bank’ Walton Leagues
Marsh Carl Kaine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mississippi
Rock Island
Lake Pepin
Pig Ia
Town League
Januurcy
Iowa
G. W. Wood
Waterloo
A.J. Paerker
Gavenport
H. V. Walton
Sioux Guy
D. DB. Conger
da Grove
Jon. Rantzky
Fort Dodge
C. BR. Tal Jowell
W. W. Coons
Gedar Falks
T. W
City in Brief Notes and Local Scraps
The Waterloo area records a patchwork of short items including travel to California by Mr and Mrs Tine and Mr and Mrs L W Collins, church events at Trinity American Lathorn, Christmas visits across towns, changes in local staff at First Trust & Savings bank, a New Year’s message from Waterloo to New York, and various social calls, travels, and greetings. Passenger updates, hospitalities, and small civic notes fill this brief page with names, addresses, and fragments from early 20th century life.
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Vernon Schinklt
JC. Sehuidt
Independence Vgent
Long Beach
Cal
Walton League Leaders Criticize State Game Service
Marshilltown Iowa December meeting of the state officers of the Walton League criticized the field work of the state game and fish department while commending state warden Albert. Proposed legislation was discussed and a commission to aid the department was likely. Town pollution concerns were raised and an upcoming meeting was planned to address Iowa River pollution and related nationals.
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Marshiltown
oMeers
Tanak Willem League
Wli
Alebert
Fas Ls Ofcioney
Longin
Lowa
Real Estate Board Banquet Tonight Holds Officers Vote
Members of the Wittering Real Estate board gather at Rinek's tearoom for their annual meeting and officer election. Key topics include meeting times and organizational structure.
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Real Estate Board
Wittering Real Estate Board
Rinek
Tardy auto owners crowd treasurer's office lines form long queues
A stream of tardy automobile owners passed through the county treasurer's office windows today. Long lines appeared in the corridor as drivers waited for license plate actions. Tomorrow and Wednesday are expected, with penalties noted.
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Dave
Canadian labor shifts impact Japan market
In a poorly legible note from a government department, statistics indicate Western labor imports rise while shipments of hitter to Japan and the United States decline, reflecting shifting trade patterns amid Asian market changes.
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Japan
United States
RINGS PARTY RESPONTIS FECOTE CAVES IN Parsopolis
Members of the Penn WLC party at William Hileman’s home were entertaining when the floor began to wave. The vibration caused the party to march toward the dining room and the timbers collapsed. Attendees scrambled to safety with no serious injuries reported.
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T. Rings
Fecote Caves
Penn Wlc
T. WW
Wiliam Hile
Explosion Burns Le Glaza in Fire at Shop
Blaze sparked by a blowtorch burned Le Glaza and caused a drastic fire at 811 Commercial. He used a chemical extinguisher to control the flames until firefighters arrived. Glaza, though badly burned, is expected to recover at home. doctor says injuries not serious. The incident marked a new high in local fire alarms for December, with 109 by month’s end, breaking the previous February 1923 record of 88. Other alarms followed for chimney and stove damages, keeping firefighters busy through the day.
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Altha
Glaza
Vurna
Bre
Ray Tiller
John Kaltembach
Fifth Atveat West
Phasba McMurrin
Baltimore Breet
B. Klotzbach
Denver Street
Manzio Vicarella
Fourth Street
Lon Wellman
Third Street
J. A. Whitney
Summit Avenue
I. M. Shuraman
Logan Avenue
North Carolina chosen for Twelfth Recreation Congress
Asheville N C will host the Twelfth Recreation Congress October 5 to 10 1925 under the Playground and Recreation Association of America. Delegates from across the United States and from Canada and Meleiun are expected after a competitive invitation process from 20 cities in 13 states. The movement has grown from 57 to 68 recreation systems since 1906.
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York
Doe
Asheville
N. C
Canada
Meleiun
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Waterlog Evening Courier PATTERNS
Waterlog Evening Courier patterns to obtain up-to-date pattern of accompanying arsign bend it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterlo o enclosing 15 cents for each pattern All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in a day after sending your order
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ian Daya
Airplanes to Help Save Forests From Fire in Michigan
Michigan to trial aerial forest fire patrols next year in the northern lower and upper peninsulas. Small planes with 26 foot wings will operate from central points on 500 to 600 mile daily loops, cooperating with 125 observation towers. On discovery they will relay messages to wardens, with fires visible from air up to 40 miles on clear days.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Conservation Department
Lower
Upper Peninsula
Wan Found Frozen to Death on Jail Train
A man was found dead in freezing conditions aboard a Santa Fe freight train at Streator Illinois, while en route to a jail facility. Investigators say exposure led to the death and the incident is under police review.
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Fort Madison
Streator
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Armory Hall
Kenneth Evans
Masonic Dance
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George Gurrell
Charles Hansen
Robert Charles Madaris
A. R. Madaris
Albert Lea
Calgary Evangelical Church
James Mates
Church News
Veree de France
Steward Reed
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Lollowig
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Dinter
Alice McLaughlin
Drake University
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Peete
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Congress
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California
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Wid
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Tawa Street
Ido
Law Linwless
Law
Wisemalu Street
Lawless
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Russle, Jr
Wiengester
John J. Feesste
Kantlin Street
Olin Filkin
Moneagua
Lois Pitkin
Vinton
L.A. Witkin
George Haller
Cornelia Wells
Iowa City
Hull
Wells
Leonard Daytor Young
Oil Jex Moines
Yoong
Vine_ street
Paul Sheridan
Mulberry
Uterloo Bank & Inst Co
Irst National Bank
First , Trust & Savings Bank
Eugens Bell
Iowa University
EF. Wi Bell
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Daven
Capital Theatre
Worl Wag
Wateriog
Sherman
W. A. Mattern
Grant
Texas
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J. O. Sweitzer
Minneapolis
E. A. Boses
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Tady Cotes
State Omeers
Walton League
LE Glaza
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