First Haptix Women Society Elects R Asquith President
Society notes report the annal meeting at the church parlors yesterday afternoon naming Mrs R Asquith as president. Officers W Eason and J H Easley were re elected secretary and treasurer respectively with vice presidents to be notified next meeting. The group shifts to a division based management and reports one thousand dollars contributed to church funds with funds split between building, divisions and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
R. Asquith
W. Eason
J. H. Easley
Easley
Women’s Society
Farmer Women’s Associations
Keokuk
George Pett
Hasley Ted
Per
Mmes
Joseph Kerr
Emery Shissler
Leon Reusch
Vera Arthur
A. J. van Dorn
The Chestnut Tree and the Fairies Tale
A children story recounts Chestnut Tree seeking protection for her nuts. Fairies devise a needlepoint burr covering and a plan to drop ripe nuts for magical opening. Goblins fail to steal, and the Frost Fairy helps reveal the plump brown nuts in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Caleb
Joshua
Hey
W. H. Beathler
Edward Boardman
Hudson
P Iceton
Walthebeown
Diderlag
Ainol
Chettle
Mike
Atother
Tso
Chestnut Tree
Httle Fairs
Chesnut Tree
Wrest
Frost Fairy
Chesuinnut Tree
Cana
Beauty Chats on Face Steaming by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes argues for moderation in face steaming. She details safe methods using hot towels, sulfur ointment for pimples, and cleansing creams for blackheads. Overeating and digestion influence complexion, and she notes a hair bleaching remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Club Notes and Christmas Party At Mrs Meyer Home
Mrs F E Meyer hosted Mi nerva club and guests Mrs R J Chirk and Mrs J A Paulsen with Mrs Gerald Duffy and Mrs Paulsen winning at 500. Refreshments served by Meyer with Mrs Clark. Young Mothers club met Mrs A R Hartzell for a Christmas party with gifts hung on the tree and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Meyer
Minerva Club
R. J. Chirk
J. A. Paulsen
Gerald Duffy
Paulsen
Meyer
Clark
A. R. Hartzell
Gifta
A Thrilling Thought on Fashion's World Shift
Ruth Cameron muses on a radical idea if women rejected fashion and wore clothes for beauty and utility until worn out. She imagines vast shifts in employment, production, and civilization, then notes humanity’s enduring urge for stylish novelty and dreads a distant millennium funeral to Dame Fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rTo
Aigie
Dame Fashion
Suburban Resident Fights Back After Bullet Hits Home
Prospect Hills residents protest roaming hunters after a 22 caliber bullet punctured the Henderson home at 727 Sheridan road. Police warn that anyone firing within city limits will be arrested as quail and rabbits attract shooters near Prospect Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hills
Henderson
Sheridan Road
Waterloo
Trenderson
Prospectors
P. Walker
Central Christian to Burn Mortgage at Annual Meeting
Central Christian church plans to extinguish the mortgage on its old property and celebrate the site for the new building at Fourth and Locust streets, paid in full. Officers will be elected, annual department reports heard, and revival meetings led by Rev. Kinsell begin January 22 with future series announced by Rev. Serritl and Serriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Locust
Central Church
KR. B. Kinsell
Watley Juneton
G.A. Serriff
Valley Junction
Amn. Serritl
Janesville M E Church Holds Special Meetings
Special evangelistic meetings ongoing at Janesville Iowa Methodist Church led by College Deputation. program notes sermons and activities across Sunday and Saturday events including a watch party and consecration service. visiting workers lead youth and men programs with continued sessions likely after Wednesday. local families and teachers return home for holidays as skating lights up the river scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Methodist Church
Venarcia Trinidad
Orient
Trinidad
Epworth League
Keachers
Rot Banfield
Str
AL Andy Decker
Burton
Glad‘brook
Calvin Heller
West Burlington
Gunning
W. At Wright
Alice Wright
Lurilla Greenlee
Sikey
Jheonard Wright
Fayette
Bradford
Lime
Ohio
Mllnois
Ella Rundles
Iowa City
Buckland
Burer
Klein, Spurrier
Cedar
Vesper Services at First Congregational Church
Westminister Presbyterian choir will sing the cantata at First Congregational Church Sunday at 3 p.m. instead of 1 40 p.m. The program and singers mirror the Christmas day debut to a capacity crowd, and critics praise the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Westminster Presbyterian Choir
Christmas tree gifts acknowledged by CLUMWOMEN
The CLUMWOMEN woman’s club thanks donors for Christmas tree gifts for poor children. Stocks donated by Burch Bros Falan Fleming Dotsen Kerwin Co Palace Clothiers Frank Bros Morgan Sullivan and J H Easley are noted with appreciation. First Brethren Church holds all day meeting Monday with annual elections and departmental reports. Plenic dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Burch Bros
Falan & Fleming
Dotsen-Kerwin Company
Palace Clothiers
Frank Bros
Morgan & Sullivan
J. H. Easley
First Brethren Church
The Male Vamp at Brownvale College Prank Reverses
Rogerby known as The Male Vamp at Brownvale college becomes the target of a revenge prank. Arthur, Packard, and others plot a cross dressing hoax using a Cleveland show costume. Irene Perry, posing as Trene, reveals Rogerby at prom with his wig pulled off, provoking laughter and exposing the joke. Grace M. F. Church New Year's meeting postponed two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogerby
Brownvale College
Brownvale
Packard
Arthur
Cleveland
dArthur
Harold
Fellows
Roger
Rogerly
Gladys
Anymone
Cynthia
Everett
Pippin
Dov-The
Tivene’ Perry
Irene Perry
Jane
Rozerby
Irene
Trene
Local Notes and Socials From the City Streets
A collage of brief items includes visitors and travelers, neighbors and relatives. Miss Emily Porter of Winterset visits Mrs Lettie Eighmey at 717 Fourth Street West. Mr and Mrs W M Adrian return from a holiday in Omaha to Fremont Street. Two bicycles reported stolen last night. W S S Williams and Mrs Williams return from Hot Springs after a health sojourn. Bert H Salzer of Des Moines will be at room 404 tonight to accept chauffeur license applications. Roy Neal files bankruptcy petition under Clarksville Auto & Machinery Co. Name changes and business notes appear with advertisements and a birthday surprise for Mrs Caroline Brock of Fairbank at the Bachle home with musical numbers and buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mion
Dusiness
Emily Porter
Winterset
West Nigh
Lettie Eighmey
Fourth, Street West
W. M. Adrian
Fremont Street
J. W. Pfeiffer
Oma
Earl ‘Vollenwelder
Fourth Street
Arthur Arend
Second Street
W. S&s. Williams
Illinois Centrallines
Williams
Hot Springs
Ark
Bert H. Salzer
Des Moines
State Motor Vehicle Department
Lcensey
Roy Neal
Clarkaville Auto & Machinery Co
J. B. Jordan
Amonz New Business
Cooper-Wease Company
St-- .Joseph
Mich
Willis Jenks
Waterloo
He& Prize
Jenks
Dorothy Bae
Caroline Brock
Fairbank
Chrisline Krueger
Frank Bachle
Helen Bachie
Brock
Foreign Postage Rates On Newspapers Cut In Half
The Madrid convention option lowers foreign postage on newspapers to four ounces per one cent after January 1 1922. The bulletin to Waterloo postmaster M H Kally states the new rate applies per newspaper or publication, regardless of multiple copies in the same wrapper, with full rates on each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Kally
Waterloo
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns for Apron and Cloth
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date designs from the fashion department. Patterns cost 15 cents each and are mailed to any address within ten days. Pattern 2 is for One Size Medium and uses calico or similar fabrics with asbestos interlining recommended for the oven cloth pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Madras
Jmuslin
Louisiana Sugar Output Seen At 267000 Short Tons
The Associated Press reports New Orleans that Louisiana sugar production for 1921 is estimated at 267000 short tons based on preliminary figures to the Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates. Earlier years show 1920 at 169127, 1919 at 121000, and 1918 at 280900 short tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
New Orleans
Louisiana
Bureau of Markets and
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Woman's Club
Wowman
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Slidass
Helene Barnett
Sampson and
Delilah
Emmons Johnson
J. W. Henderson
Hulett
Mabel Widell
Jeanette Chick
Ering
Mys
Burton Kinsell
Marvel Stewart
Mronuys’ Visio
Red Wing
Minn
Mish Leona Titus
Varnetta Baldwin
Genevieve Schultz
Lnacheon
Kartzell
D. M.C. Club
Mra
JA. B. Hawver
Mra. C
Silent
J. C. Knapp
Giest
Regina Murphy
Marlin Adams
Riceville
Paythe Potter
Tester Fields
Cresca
St. Mary‘s
Sandman
the Fairies
Moh
Ruth Cameron
Hunter
Central Christian
M. E. Church
Pauline Alexander
Buckanas
West End
4Th St
Leile Cowlishaw
Laura Cowlishaw
Cutlervereet
C! Reane Lafayette
Ind
Is Felts
Wens
Post Office Department
GeameRye
Tom Thumb
Tom Thumbs
Crescent Macaroni & Cracker CO
Davenport,la
Ceresota
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!