Watch Party Helps Close Old Year With Traditions
Society notes describe Mr and Mrs B J Howrey hosting a 21st annual watch party at the YWCA dining room for 20 friends. Turkish dinner by Miss Willette Moore, Roman square tables, red candles and place cards set a festive tone. Informal games, toasts, poems and songs greeted dawn as new year began. Other New Year festivities include dinners and parties in Cedar Falls and Grundy Center with families and friends, and a Happy Hour Luncheon planned by the Happy Hour Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Howrey
Willette Moore
Mss
James M. Bailey
Messrs
Mmes
Park E. Fearer
Grundy Center
John Fearer
Jr.l. Bailey
Harry Hemmerring
Harvey
What Do You Want Most This New Year
A nostalgic column reflects on choosing what you want most in life, using a New Year stance. It follows a party in California where guests ponder health, happiness, and personal goals while contrasting desires with the cost of sacrificing health for fleeting pleasures. The piece closes urging readers to decide what they want most and pursue it with resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhave
Ye Levy
San Francisco
Russell Lamson
California
Iowa
Honolulu
Howard Campbell
Honor
T. M. Hunt
Waterloo
Nehick
New York
Multiple church notices in city religious roundup
A dense listing of worship times across numerous churches including Adventist, Baptist, Evangelical, Catholic, Lutheran, Brethren, and Presbyterian groups. It outlines pastors, service times, Sunday school schedules, prayer meetings, and special events across venues such as First Evangelical, Trinity American Lutheran, and St. Joseph’s, with scattered notes on youth groups and midweek activities.
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Burton Avenue
Hurton
Tian Street
Dev
V. C. Koleford
Ford
Tae
Conger St
Jemerson Street
Park Avenue Key
Glyde J
Pastor's Ofice
Setour B. U
Antioch Scolortay
Douglas Blred
Rew
Ewing
A. Mn
Pou
Sunda
Helene Hickelberg
Verper
First Evangelical Church
Kenneth. Runkel
Bretuser
Milano
Wellington
Karpn W. EL
Deachier
Wickelberg
Carl Grue
IO Wwom
A ™ Mandinet
C. F. Smith
Om Uhylvtida Endeavor Calvasy
Newell
I. L. Haummartner
Church of the Brethren
T. V
Logan Avenue
United—Leccan and Christian Workers
Dane
J. WB
Berilor L. C. E
Trinity American Lutheran
Fifth Streets
Iwest
F. Herbert Moonlmann
Christ
South
Fifth
Ely City
Gaul
Grave
Maret
Kenneth &. Ruckel
Mkpyert
Urmen
Paola
M. E
C.H Luce
Paetar
Keaideuce
Sehgul
Amy Pable
Epworth League
Linden
Avener Avenue
Kavv
Blarrop
Nevada Street
Buble
Sonn
Junior Jeague
Epworth
Bears Walaa
Yres
Franklin and
Lane Streets
Flew
T. J. Puller
Ou. m
Albany
Stealle Streets
H. C. Bord
Clans
Young Men's Sunday Club
Gelock
Norwood J. Calhoun
Biblia
DLC
Etmingter
Ranuolmh
Archibald Campbell Preston
D. D
Winh Th
Keen and
Cutler
Cutler Street
Avalon
Daniel J. Gretzinger
Quedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
Methfessel
Sundey School
Chriistian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Pletares
United Beetrren
Abel Ha
Jl m. Graves
Allen
Ann Aener Mueller
S. Smick
Aidja
Society
Mission So
Solety
Junier Leagues
Emmanuel Lutheran
Walnut and Vine
Fl Prekel
Methodist
Randolph
Church OF
Cheiat
Screntist
Frank W. Court
D. D. Biblicat Church of Christ
Acientiat
Knights of Ythins
Peeleetree Place
Water Street
Ensign and Mires
Henry Nicholls
Loung Peohle
Woods
Ruth Magowat
Webster Street
Gommercial
Aali—. Ee Commercial
Metropolitan Holiness Mission
Fifth Street
East
D. m
Univeraslist
Russell Lamson
Luther Riley Robinson
Spring Birds Seen By J C Trainmen On Yesterday Run
Train No 51 on Vilnois Central reports two meadowlarks and a wild turtledove seen between here and Dubuque amid melting snow along the right of way. Fireman Carl Brown shared the sight with Courier by phone as crews noted spring arrival and warming fields.
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C.A. Parker
Etm
Gineer
Carl Brown
Vilnois Central
Dubuque
Brown
Beauty Chats Br Edna Bent Forbes on Sea Voyage Health
On a voyage, readers remark on how women treat health and appearance, noting seasickness, eating habits, and attempts at reduction. The writer mocks vanity during travel, predicting post voyage temptations, and offers light commentary on creams and wellness.
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Edna Bent Forbes
Galantine Rather/Dish From Lemon Preparations
Galantine is described as a delicious meat dish that can be served as a regular course or in meat sandwiches. The recipe lists ingredients including one pound raw ham, bread crumbs, nutmeg, pepper, salt, lemon juice, rind, and eggs. The method directs chopping the meat, mixing with the remaining ingredients, packing in a greased breadpan, steaming four hours, then serving cold in thin slices.
Sleigh With Four Runners and Motor Stuns Waterloo
Jonn Haddad, proprietor of the Frederic Bootz company store on Jefferson street, built a motorized sleigh from motorcycle parts and an auto body. The four runner machine travels up to 50 miles per hour with a rear wheel drive and steering wheel control. It seats two and resembles a public curiosity for innovative transport.
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Pegasus
Jonn Haddad
Frederic Bootz Company
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
Mason City
Frederick Bootz
Hadded
Alleged Murderer Roxmanda Rosalez Arrested in Iowa
Des Moines reports say Roxmanda Rosalez, 40, was arrested by Attorney General Havner’s agents in Muscatine for the June 17 1919 murder of Frank Gillman at Wilton Junction. A accomplice Trevino, captured last summer, is serving a Fort Madison term. Rosalez known as Booze, also implicated in a recent Omaha robbery. He will be taken to Omaha for further identification.
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Des Moines
Havner
Mustatine
Roxmanda Rosalez
Frank Gillman
Witten Junction
Rosatez
Trevino
Corneil Bluffs
Hayner
Fort Madison
Wilton Junction
Gillman
Rosalez
Omaha
Muscatine
Iowa and Kansas paving progress in federal-aid projects
Report covers state and county road work through 1920. Iowa lists 52.83 miles paved to date with 92 projects in 64 counties and 166.79 miles planned for paving. 203.39 miles graveling and 913.61 miles grading noted, with 122.14 miles paving and 399.61 miles grading carried into 1921. Kansas notes 357.881 miles let with 90.629 miles completed and 267.252 miles uncompleted across federal aid projects.
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Kansas
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater at Moody Bible Inst
Rev P B Fitzwater teaches a Sunday School lesson at Moody Bible Institute as Western NewsCare notes the session. The article highlights the teacher’s approach and the class atmosphere in a concise community report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Instituta
Igig
Western Newscare
The Greatest in the Kingdom and Care for Children
A historical Sunday lesson discusses humility as the path to greatness in heaven, the need for rebirth, and Christ’s care for believers. It notes angelic guardianship over the faithful and urges careful conduct to aid fellow believers, interwoven with local notices from Reinbeck and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Kingdom of
Milk leads diet as Waterloo dairy gains in December
December milk report from J. P. Eves shows Waterloo Jersey farm topping butter fat content with 4261 units, while Miramachi Jersey and A Mitchell & Son dairies earn A grade for cleanliness and sanitary barns. Nineteen dairies appear on the list, including Pleasant View and Grant dairies, with various fat yields and butter contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilik
Waterloo
J. P. Eves
Waterloo Jersey
Miramachi Jersey Farm
A. Mitchell & Son
Nineteer Dairies
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Brinkman Grog
W. Kendall
Town Dairy
Crosa Dairy Eas Cench & N. Iu
Bennett
A. Bittoer Grocery
EL F. Gates
Thomas
S. A. Mitchell & Sam
Pleasant View Dairy
Grant Dairy Sanitary Dairy
le Eighmey
Orange Dairy
Towntey
Army Recruiter Fills Quota as December Ends
Sergt. 4. G. Southerland recruiting officer for the Waterloo army station ends December with a full quota of 25 recruits. Two men were sent out last night, bringing his total for the month to the promised figure. Courtney E. Dawes of 611 Washington Street departed for Des Moines for final exams to enter the Thirty-ninth Infantry at Camp Lewis, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Southerland
Waterloo
Courtney E. Dawes
Washington Street
Des Maine
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Camp Lewis
Wash
Waterloo Man Begins Three Year Army Service
Archie A. Helm of Waterloo signs up for a three year term with the quartermasters corps at Camp Lewis. Nine of the month’s army recruits came from Waterloo, with others from La Porte City Oelwein Reinbeck Independence Rawlins Wya Michigan New Hampshire La Crosse Wisconsin Versailles Missouri Cleveland Monticello Minnesota Hudson Orchard City.
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Waterloo
Archie A. Helm
Adams Fhot
Quartermasters Corps
Camp Lewis
la Porte City
Oelswein
Reinbeck
Independence
Rawlins
Wya
Michigan
New Hampton
la Crosse
Wis
Versailles
Cleveland, C
Monticello, Minn
Hudson and
Orchard City
Smart Gown For Dress Occasions Patterns Ad
Waterloo Evening Courier offers Waist Pattern 2175 and Pattern 3417 for a smart gown. Six sizes for waist and seven for skirt with yardage estimates and fabric suggestions. Order by mailing 16 cents per pattern to FASHION DEPARTMENT, Waterloo Courier.
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W.iterloo
Grun dy Center Canning Company Announces Election
Grundy Center Iowa January 1 R J Kuehle elected secretary to succeed Hy Adams. This marks his second office this year as he also serves as president of Commercial club A C Schafer has moved his stock?
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Celia Tunis
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C. W- Rhone
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Ames
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Guy Robbins
F.W. Wight
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Miller
Margery
Robbins
Chivist
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Vera Sampson
Iimcheon
Three Link Circle
Charles Jewell
Red
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Origanization
Inter Nos Club
Joan Gilles
A. EB. Wagner
BE. W. van Arnam
Dorothy Daniels
Minneapolis. Minn
Rodney Hardy
R. B. Hardy
John Troster
Joe
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Ohio
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Whill
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
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Philadelphia
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Mesa
Detroit News
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Dr. Conwell
Comorrow
Sklund
Bolthwest Room
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Jeterson
Nastor
DAO A. A. Suntor
Wiliam An
Ao Chiari
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Mounsey
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Delver Atreets
Thomas Horton
Holy Comimonton
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Mulberry
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Theodore Worm
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Exiind Business College
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Campbell Avenue
Wm. Graham
Siet
J. Glark
Walnut Street
Jane Wirth
Raymond W. Cross
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Jefferson
EB. J. Lockwood
Firat Congregational
Campaign
the Child and
Kingdom of Heaven
Peter
Jesus
John
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Grundy Men's Athletic Club
Grundy Center Gun Club
Columbia Hotel
Koppedraver
Boles
Joan Koppedraver
Peter Koppedrayer
Conrad Fricken
Witbard Bakery
George O' Bar
Morrison
San Antonio
Tex
J. F. Ables
Ralph Dodd
Linco
Neb
Henry Klunder
Jennie Isder
Elmer Whitmirert
George Peters
Eto Réeinbeck
Ron
George
Wisconsin
Cn Conner
Nto
Buchanan
Waterloo Evening Courier Nice
Sarkaase Mia Patterns
Ase
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Grundy Center Canning Company
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