Water loo Shrine party ends 1921 dancing season with bright armory affair
Society notes describe a lively Armory Hall dance closing the 1921 season with balloon confetti electrified games and a mix of old and new guests. Mrs G A Howard performed in Dutch-style dress as 116 couples enjoyed the program led by Dr H B Harvey and others. Auxiliary planning a January meeting. pupils entertained at Miss Girlie Reed's home. local dinners honor travelers. Rainbow Circle postpones reunion. Miss Marguerite Eldridge visiting. charitable activities and WCTU meeting scheduled.
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Shrinevelub
Armory
Virginia
G. A. Howard
Netherlands
Bea
H. BE. Harvey
Roy Short
Roy Huzett
Walter Kirk
Girlie "Reed
Miss Reed
Reinbeck
George Wagner
Elldridge
Nise Nan Black
Marguerite Eldridge
Cleveland
West High
Tracy Glaseness
Doris Ludwig
Waukon
Chateau Studio
R. B. Peterson
Alton Peterson
Clarence Peterson
E Ams
Strand Theatre
He Crystal
Woterloo Theatre
Cara
Hobeaux Fraternity Resumes Holiday Dance
The Hobeaux Fraternity, inactive for a period, held a holiday dance at Knights of Columbus halls drawing about 125 couples from Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Iowa City Manchester and nearby towns. Pauline Mitchell Breen Fort Dodge led a Spanish number with ballroom dances. Paul Manning with Burdetta Smith organized the program and two costumed attendants served punch.
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The
Hobeaux. Fraternity
Inca College and
Knights of Columbus
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Manchester
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Independence Fund
Klan
Friars Fraternity
Pauline
Mitchell Breen
Amedio
Paul Manning
Burdetta Smith
New Year Festivities Planned Across City Venues
The city prepares a lively New Year with watch parties in churches clubs dinners and dances. Elks K of P Moose Odd Fellows and church groups host events while hotels and theatres stage midnight programs and a Farewell 1921 allegory as crowds fill streets with bells and whistles.
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The
Elks
Windows Smashed by Last Night's Gale
High winds caused extensive damage in the business districts with plate glass shattered at Farmers Service Station on Bluff street and two windows broken at Fish & Unger on Sycamore street. A large sign tumbled from the fish market and the barberpole at Hotel Russell-Lamson was torn loose. Pedestrians faced difficulties but no windstorm accidents were reported.
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Farmers Service
Bluff Street
Fish & Unger
Sycamore Street
Fish Market
Fifth Street
Hotel -Russell-Lamson
Revival Services Begin January at Free Methodist Church
Revival meetings open Sunday January 1 at Free Methodist Church located at Franklin and Lane streets. Pastor Rev T J Fuller will open the series with evangelist Rev E J Cryer from Chicago arriving January 3 to lead a two week campaign. Cryer, a former Chicago Free Methodist pastor and district elder, now conference evangelist, will preach nightly at 8 with a 7 30 gang service preceding each sermon. Everyone is welcome.
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Free Methodist Church
Franklin and
Lane Streets
Tt. J. Fuller
E. J. Cryer
Chicago
Cryer
Tuesaday
Free Methodist
Clark B H Clark 78 Waterloo native dies in Dubuque
B H Clark aged 78 formerly of Waterloo and later a Dubuque resident died at a sanitarium at 1 pm yesterday from infirmities of old age. He studied at Waynesburg College and taught in schools and colleges before retiring ten years ago. Surviving are two sisters Mrs F H Fluent Waterloo and Mrs J H Throckmorton Monroe and two brothers in Ohio and Oklahoma. The body lies at Hileman Gindt parlors until Monday then burial follows in Charles City. United Presbyterian Rev E Douglas Ames will preach at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday.
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KR. BE. Clark
B. H. Clark
Waterloo
Dubuque
Waynesburg
Echoola
F. H. Fluent
J. H. Throckmorton
Monroe
Ohio
Oklahoma
Hileman & Gindt
Charles City
Luncheon Clubs to Get Holiday Jan 2
Three city clubs will skip their Monday meetings next week due to the general mo toratorium on January 2. The Rotary Waterloo Realtors and Waterloo chapter of the American Institute of Bankers will meet the following week. Kiwanis will start the new year with new officers and a Tuesday luncheon at Black's tearoom. Lions plan a Thursday debate at Black's tearoom on the city manager issue with Rev J R Macartney and Frank Collord supporting and A C Williord and W F Schrag opposing. Waterloo Mexicaly society holds a Wednesday 3:30 pm meeting at the Greater Waterloo association. Spokesmen's club noon meeting at Black's tearoom Wednesday with H D Les as chairman and WHI Brunn as critic. Program topics include personal safety in accidents by Art Lohner and a review of the disarmament conference by Bruce Gates. Debates on Eugen V Debs parole by A F S ee euainess economics by Fred Nor oy. Prices charged by retail stores and government justification questions from Georges E Lichty.
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Rotary Club
Waterloo Realtors
Waterloo
American Institute of Bankers
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Black’s
J. R. Macartney
Frank Collord
A. C. Williord
W. F. Schrag
Waterloo Mexical Society
Greater Waterloo Association
H.D. Les
Black's
Whi Brunn
Art Lohner
Bruce Gates
Eugené V. Debs
A. F. Se
Fred Noroy
Giorney
Daugherty
Win Ne
Georges E. Lichty
Ory in Brief Recaps Local News From Waterloo
Balesmen of Adams Paver Co host luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamecy. Mrs J H Armistead and daughters Hazel and Johnette visit Manila relatives. Three sleepers jailed last night, registering from Kansas City Detroit and Chicago. Pathander bicycle stolen on Letaystte Street. Waterloo fire department invites to capital hall in Waverly next Monday. about a dozen will attend. Howard Dimmick and family announce birth of daughter Jean Ann in Palm Beach Florida. Mrs Dimmick formerly Kathryn Culler of Waterloo. Officer Smith to begin three month health leave and travel to Jacksonville Florida with wife. Almson F Gates of Waterloo Business College reelected president after National Private Commercial Colleges convention in St Louis. Sessions ran Dec 27 to 30. Ads note significant sale prices at Dorothy Kase Bucy.
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Burke
Kansas City
Waterloo
Ea Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Ceesecmng Bo
Remierkably
Dorothy Kase Bucy
Judge Wade to Preside Over Waterloo Federal Court Term
Waterloo attorneys were notified that the January term of the U S district court will begin Tuesday January 10 at 10 am for criminal trials and related bankruptcy matters. Judge Martin J Wade of the southern district of Iowa will preside as part of an customary cross district assignment. A petit jury is summoned for trials and jurors report at 2 pm January 10 in the federal courtroom.
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Bar of
Waterloo
U. S. District Court
Martin 3. Wade
Iowa
Wade
Reed
Dubuque
Choir Exchange Sets Westminster and First Congregational
Westminster Presby terian and First Congregational churches plan a Sunday choir exchange. Westminster, directed by Miss Miriam Marsh, will sing The Coming of the King at the Congregational church at 8 p.m. The First Congregational choir, led by Mrs F J Clark, performs at Westminster auditorium at 7 20 p.m.
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Westminster Presbyterian
First
Westminster Singers
Miriam Marsh
Congregational
First Congregational Church
Westminster Auditorium
F. J. Clark
Master Builders to Meet in Davenport Iowa
Master builders of Iowa will hold their annual convention in Davenport on January 24 and 25. John G. Miller of Waterloo serves as president. Several Waterloo contractors plan to attend the meetings.
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Master Builders of
Iowa
Davenport
John G. Miller
Waterloo
Rev Lockwood Attends Chicago Conference for Foreign Language Work
Dr. E J Lockwood pastor of Grace M E church traveled to Chicago to join a committee on foreign language conferences and work in America. The group will study relations of German Italian Bohemian Swedish Norwegian Danish and others to the church and report at the May 1924 general conference. Participants include Rev O W Auman Denver Rev F C Esselen Evanston Rev E J Helms Limg A P Stoan Brooklyn WN C G Holmes Gary W H G Gould Philadelphia.
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E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
Chicago
America
Lockwood Ate
O. W
Auman
Denver
Colo
F.C. Esselen
Evanston, Ill
E. J. Helms
Limg
A. P. Stoan
Brooklyn
C. GC. Holmes
Gary, Inc
W. H. G. Gould
Philadelpha
Merit Scouts Back Rotary Isle Hike Invite
Merit Scouts back a group of Boy Scouts who accepted C. A. Morris's invitation to hike to his cabin named Rotary Isle. The event centers on scouting activities and a planned outdoor outing hosted by Morris.
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MERIT
C. A. Morris
Rotary Isle
Bryan Weekly Bible Talks Prescribes New Year Resolve
William Jennings Bryan argues for spiritual guidance at New Year, urging self restraint and service. He recounts Rehoboam’s folly as a warning against autocratic leadership, urging prayerful resolve to seek divine guidance and improve fellow citizens in the coming year. He ties biblical lessons to contemporary moral improvement and peace.
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William Jennings Bryan
God
John Barleycorn
Jnew
Scouts Hike to Cedar Falls in Autumn Trek
Turkey forks returned after the big hiking event of the year. The scouts departed the cabin at 2 p.m. yesterday on foot and reached Cedar Falls by 5 p.m., then were transported home from that point.
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Turkey Forks
Cedar Falls
Scouts Return From Camp Kiwanis Trip
Scout officers arrived this afternoon from Camp Kiwanis after a three day stay. A two day city hike for all scouts will occur Monday and Tuesday, leading back to Camp Kiwanis.
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