Meeting Canceled After Death Of George F Seales
The Home and Education department of the Woman's Club scheduled for tomorrow afternoon was canceled due to the death of George F Seales whose widow chairs the group. The executive board met to decide the cancellation with twelve members present. The Waterloo Playground commission proposal was endorsed for a municipal enterprise. Other items included Waterloo authors program at Mrs Emma Edgington's, readings by Heulah Vick Bickley, music by Hernica Hanan Run kel, and a one act play rehearsal by Florence Clay Knox group members.
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Home and Education Department
Woman's <Club
George F. Seales
Progran
A. Boggs
Waterloo Playground
Study Waterloo
Waterloo
Emma Edgington
Heulah Vick Bickley
Hernica Hanan Runkel
P. J. Clark
Plorence Clay Knox
GW. Jelyson
F. A. Howard
Wits Johnson
Carl Becker
Cornell University
Ithaca
W. Er Howrey
J. Ernestine Wyatt
Charles Marlow
Happy Seven
Church notices on mission study and meetings at local parishes
Clara Barton guild will study missions in Japan Tuesday at Universatio parish house. First Presbyterian Harmony class hosts annual meeting and officer elections Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Loma Griffin entertained by Miss Hagel Travis for First Presbyterian Ydia society Tuesday at 7 30 PM. A plea supper to honor new members of 1923 at First Presbyterian is set for Thursday Feb 14 at the church dining room. Supper 6 36 PM, families bring sandwiches and another dish. Congregation invited to 7 30 devotional and fellowship. First Congregational Women’s Organization holds a 2 PM luncheon Wednesday in church parlors. Mrs Gail Davis and Mrs G A Waterbury with Mrs T M Buchanan will host. After, sewing for the 1924 bazar, business and program follow. Helping Hand class of Calgary Evangelical Sunday school hosted tomorrow afternoon at Mrs S Z B Kifve’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Oo
Arto
Harry’ San
Bemnon
Peasent
Saul
Harry Conlin
Comlaralts
Burl Cortright
Robert Mardy
Waterloo
Dokette
Avrudaka
K. 1
Sally Prank
Winifred Abbs
Ethel Link
Mary Lindsley
Clara Barton Guild
Japan
Universatio
First Presbyterian Harmony
Thompson
Fewlie
C.K. Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Bliss
First Congregational Women’s Organization
Mra
Gail Davis
G. A. Waterbury
T. M. Buchanan
Calgary
Evangelical Sunday School
S. ZB. Kifve
Piers
Voung
Side Talks on Thinking Outside the Box and Everyday Inventions
A reflection on how small, everyday innovations arise when one can think beyond routine. The piece highlights folded and portable umbrellas, milk bottle tabs, and the idea that detached perspective fuels new solutions, citing Edison and others as examples of thinking away from the beaten path. It praises inventive insight and urges cultivating a detached vision to spot better methods in daily life and broader circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Hilison
Edison
Aj Texard
Beauty Chats on Red Nose Remedies and Skin Care
The piece advises that a red nose in young women often signals indigestion from overeating sweets and rich drinks. It prescribes dietary tweaks, laxatives, and a hot water rinse, plus a homeointment recipe, and notes temporary relief via nasal massage. It also covers eye and pore care with exercises and cold-water splash routines.
City in Brief in Ron you break lons have it u Pticated at Buchanan s
Mrs Tuller Berry entered St Francis hospital for an operation. James T Knapp, attorney, returned from a month in Chicago. Mrs T A Daum returned from California due to a relative’s illness. Mrs Agatha Branniger left yesterday to spend the rest of winter in Los Angeles. H R Mathewson and W L O H Bell of Canadian Pacific were in town on business. Mrs Georges RR Turner, formerly Water loo, is visiting the Dawson home. F J Miller of East High was summoned to Bristow for his sister’s critical illness. she died before his arrival. Officials seek data from Washington on anti rat laws. city building code lacks such provisions. Charley Wargon notes no relevant regulations. Now seeking Community Sunday Evening notices for First Congregational church.
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Tuller Berry
St.rancis Hospital
James T. Knapp
Chicago
T. A. Daum
California
Agatha Branniger
Los Angeles
Cal
Angeles
H.R. Mathewson
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Wloh. Bell
Chiedgo
Georges RR. Turner
Clinton
Waterloo
W. S. Dawson
Mullan Ave
F J. Miller
East High
Bristow
John McGeachy
Radio Digest Broadcasts Tuesday Schedule Across Stations
Editorial radio digest lists program slots for Tuesday across KDKA KEL KPO KSD WHAL WGR WRAS and others. It includes children's segments dinner concerts piano orchestras talks farm bureau news and evening dances with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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Prussy Kdka
East ‘Hieburghazry
Talis
RFR
Hastings
ETA
KEL
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco
Wand
KSD
St. Lota Post-tispaten Cnb
Epestal
Bert Worth
Star-Telegram
Washington
Chicago
Artbical Prycras Orehe
Poncert
WGR
Hutato
Orchastra
Wey
Madison
Wissionein Farm Bureau
WRAS
Louisville
Orchestra
New York
Tecitat
Tnk
WAAC
WAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cincinnati
A. Om
WMAQ
Nova
White Memphis
Sy. m
WOAW
Omaha
Capighion University
Davenport
Ras Po
Newark
Rausic
Detroit News
George F Scales Contractor of Waterloo Dies at 46
George Franklin Scales, 46, prominent Waterloo contractor, died Sunday at his home after a long kidney ailment and a conversion. He built the K P hall and several major Waterloo structures, served in the Spanish War, and leaves a widow Maude and daughter Dorothy Lyons along with his father and five brothers. His offices were in the Leavitt Johnson Bank building.
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George F. Scales
Waterloo
Denver
Althe
Scales
Rochester
Minn
Mahy
Middlewest
George Seales
K. of P. Hall
Citizens, Ga&s & Electric Co
Cutler Hardware Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Midern
Rath Packing Company
West Public Library
George B. Aillér
Central Fire Station
Br. Seales
Cedar River
Sans Souci
Seales
Leavitt Johnson Bank
George Franklin Scales
Fond du Lac
Wis
West Superior
George
Spain
Co. I
First
Wisconsin Voluntary Infantry
C. H. Seales
Maude Frir_thurn
Dorothy
Alfred Lyons
Milwaukea
A. E
Fort Worth
Tex
He Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias
Fred Willier
Greater Waterloo Association
Kiwanis Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
O'Keefe &1 Towne
John A Norman II Receives Honor Badge from Illinois Central
John A Norman II 424 Almond received an honor button from C H Markham president of Illinois Central railroad for 59 years of meritorious service. Norman joined in 1888 and retired after 60 years with roles as brakeman telegraph operator and train dispatcher now elevator operator in Lafayette building.
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John A. Norman
Almond
C. H. Markham
Minors Central Railroad
Norman
Mines Central
Lafayette Building
Markham
Illnois Central
Charles City to Turn Used Tires into Factory Goods
Charles City Iowa February 4 Gloves and mittens will be made from used fabric automobile tires. The Tri Manufacturing Co formed to use a patent by president Frank Murphy to convert tire fabric by removing rubber to create water and wind proof material. Work will start once equipment is installed and other trade goods will be produced. Officers include George Secoy secretary Jana M Needham treasurer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Tria Manufacturing Company
Frank Murphy
Murphy
George Secoy
Jana M. B. Needham
Sunday School Methods School Opens at First Brethren Church
Teachers of Sunday school workers gather for a five night course at First Brethren church in Des Moines region under the state Sunday school council. Chicago's Mrs Louise Auten directs beginners. Des Moines leaders oversee junior and adult divisions with national and state circle participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Sixth
Wellington
Town State Sunday School Council
Louise Auten
Chicago
Lena Smith
Waterloo church hosts school endorsed by local associations
A supper will be served each evening in the church dining room. The school carries endorsements from the State Sunday School association, the Waterloo Ministerial association and the Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents' association. Daily program includes 9:30 instruction and 15 minute supper then Bible study and further instruction.
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Eglous
State
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents’ Association
First concert for band benefit set for Wednesday
Martin Heyde Tate Harrison Mrs Karl Krause and a quartet will perform in the first concert for the Greater Waterboro band in East High auditorium Wednesday night. The program includes three numbers and vocal and instrumental pieces. Tickets 32 may be obtained from members of the Business and Professional Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Heyde
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Balta
Tate Harrigan
Viano
Ars
Kmart Krause
Deerfict
Crawford
Verdi
P. Cornelius
Tate
Martin Hergde
Asia
Bendix
Marek
Cup’ Crawford
Bootlegger Nabbed in Waterloo Early Train Stop
Henry Jordan of Waterloo, arriving by Rock Island train at 3 10 a m, carried two heavy suitcases into a taxicab. Police trailed, arrested him at the station, and found four gallons of bootleg liquor. He pleaded guilty in municipal court and paid a $100 fine plus $30 costs. Weekend drunks and a traffic violator were also processed. one man forfeited a $25 bond, another was fined $10. The car driver’s offense was forgiven due to out-of-town status.
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Henry Jordan
Waterloo
Rock Island
E.R. Ray
Jordan
Tiger
Mas
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Tals Brown
Charles D. Brown
Nellie Litchfield
J. W. Arbuckle
H. J. Litchfield
Raymond Brecmler
Sonor Miss Lynch—V. Oo. VW. Ste
Putra Nous Club
M. T. McDermott
P. W. Club
Ma Phi
Iawa State Teachers College
Misa Gladys Lynch
Mus Slaughter
Miss Lynch
Mah Jongus
Temple Reberish Lodge
Bishop's Cafeteria
O. F. Hall
Drama League
Lowe State Teachers College
Waterloo Woman's Club
Neva Glark
Woman's Rotary
Black's
Rebekiy
Sunshine Lodge
King's Daughters
Silver Cross
Forperly Unity Cffets
A. H. Lovejoy
Gannon Cimp R. Ny
Church News
C. G
Buchanan's
George F., Scalhs
John A. Norman II
Illinois Central
Henry
Evening Courier
Tee
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