Society Notes Of Social Events Around Town
The Collegiate club hosted an open dance at Armory hall closing evening entertainment for smelter parties with late midnight to 3 am dancing. The Elks held a New Year celebration at Knot C hall for about 200 couples with festive novelties and oldtime dances. Family reunions at the BE. J. Jamson home featured 17 relatives at dinner. Watchnight parties drew around 40 guests. Miss Betty Brown, UW Madison student visiting her sister Mrs. F. Harold Reuling, attended a late supper at the Healing residence. Kil-Kare klub hosted a watch party at the C. Herman home with a picnic supper, radio music and cards, L. BE. Dietel winning 500. Community singing and solos by W. J. Lang closed the affair. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stewart hosted 26 friends with cards, dancing and violin and piano numbers. Beene served a buffet supper for Miss Mary and Margaret Wall-Sharles City and Miss Beatrice Booth among out-of-town guests at a Watch party by Robert Cass. Town university students in attendance. United Presbyterian church drew nearly 70 parishioners to ring out the old year with speaker Miss Mary J. Campbell from India. L. D. Massey entertained eight couples for watch games with prizes to Dick Melsch and others. supper served at 2 am by the hostess and daughters Beatrice and Marie. A B. A. Dance-Brotherhood of American Yeomen meets at Moose hall for business and a card and dance entertainment starting about 8 pm. Club and church notices must reach the Courier office by 9:30 am or the day of publication. other items recalled by 10:30 am Tuesday afternoon.
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Armory Hall
The
Elks
Knot C, Hall
Floyd Margadant
BE. J. Jamson
Fbouc
Betty Brown
University of Wisconsin
F. Harold Reuling
Adela Boles
Kil-Kare Klub
C. Herman
L. BE. Dietel
W. J. Lang
A. C. Stewart
Beene A Buffa
Mary
Margaret Wall- Sharles City
Gladyca Shores
Beatrica Booth
Iowa City
Robert Cass
Town University
United Presbyterian Church
Mary J.campbell
India
L. D. Massey
Dick Melsch
O. Campagna
L. Vollenwelder
F. J. Bassey
Beatrice
Marie
Ini
Christmas Party Guests Highlighted in Club Magazine
A photo feature shows guests at the Christmas party held at the B. and P. W. club rooms on Saturday December 23. The event aimed to serve more than 500 of the city’s poorer children, who were cared for during the celebration.
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Club
B. & P. W. Clubs
Nore
Beauty Chats on Shoes and Mood in Pregnancy Guidance
Edna Kent Forbes advises expectant mothers to avoid high heels for balance and comfort during late pregnancy. She promotes low heeled or house shoes, warns of foot swelling, and suggests doctors monitor changes monthly. Separate note mentions mood tips and skin care formulas.
New Year Wishes Echo Changes in Life and Spirit
Ruth Cameron reflects on aging and change through poetry and personal musings. The piece encourages embracing change, finding growth, and wishing readers a hopeful new year amid life’s twists, with quotes from Tennyson and a note of enduring friendship and opportunity.
Waterloo Club News and Agnes Nelson Obituary
The Good Fellows and club members feature in a photograph in progress with members highlighted. The monthly magazine spotlights women education and training, national federation attitudes, and a charitable fund aiding local high schools. Miss Agnes Nelson, an active club member, died after Christmas. brief notice recalls her friendship and warmth.
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Uni WN
Sieles
National Federation
Jamie Inden
Mditariads
Houtessas
Agnes Nelson
Huh
Misa Nelaan
Frances Rainbow and Ernest Sage Wed Saturday Evening
Frances Rainbow and Ernest E Sage wed Saturday evening at the bride’s home in Wennington Township. The ceremony featured the ring service read by Dr John Robertson Macartney in front of about 25 relatives and friends.
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Frances Stainbow
J. J. Rainbow
Ernest J. Sage
Elizabeth Sage
Wennington Township
John Robertson Macartney
First Fresiiserin Church
Sage
Town City
Newar
Mt. Vernon
Anst
Town State
Teacchers College
Sun Phi Omega PL
Tawa Stafie College
James
Bennington Township
Minor injuries in auto crashes reported in Waterloo region
Four victims sustained minor injuries in two separate auto incidents around Waterloo. Dorald and Russell Geis and Tait Balinare Sitter were hurt on Fifth Street and Western Avenue when struck by a car driven by Rerinaph er. John Lukens was also slightly injured in a collision on Linden Street. Vernon Andrews suffered a scalp wound after stepping into traffic near Water Streets as a Red Ball bus passed. Police force changes include Holker taking a vacancy, Swearingen moving to plainclothes, Lammert returning to patrol, and Donells resuming duties after illness.
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Paltes
Dorald
Russell Geis
Tait Balianare Sitter
Rerinapher
Fifth Street
Western Avenue
Cumpher
Serry John Lukens
Linden Street
Isaac Busey
Cedar Falls
Nando Water Streets
Vernon Andrews
Andrews
Cherry Street
Ind
Holker
Waterloo
Joseph Holker
Ray Burch
Earl Swearingen
James Lammert
West Secion
Edward Donells
Kaduttea
Choosing the Right Fur for Any Use
An article advises shoppers that furs suit various purposes, from wraparound neckwear to outdoor wear, and warns against unsuitable choices like soft furs for rough conditions. It compares pelts such as chinchilla, moles fur, opossum, lynx, and fox, noting durability, fragility, and climate effects on quality and appearance.
Pastor Clark Attacks Norwegian Book The Power of a Lie
Dr Pred Clark pastor of First Congregational Church denounces Johan Wojer's The Power of a Lie as a lie that undermines biblical prophets. He cites Norby’s deceit spreading ruin to his family while the liar rises in village praise, urging readers to reject the novel’s moral poison.
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Pred £. Clark
First Congregatioal Church
Johan Wojer
Joshua
Amos
Hosea
Dr. Clark
Gr. Clark
Norby
Norway
Exeeshody
Wangen
Wausgen
Waugen
Wrage
Lars
Sorbsy
Watron O
Weeble
Shear
Clark
Furnace blast at 1011 Franklin street causes no damage
Fire crews responded to a furnace explosion at 1011 Franklin street at 8 20 a m causing no damage. Two more calls on Sunday included a grass fire near Willowiston avenue and a rail sparked blaze near the 00 block independent avenue with no damage in either case.
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Pheaton
Franklin Street
Pito Avenue
Wileliston Avenue
Flag Safe Insurance Agency Ad Blurry Text
The readable line mentions Flag Safe Insurance Agency and a phone number 1374. A fragment notes Sesterdar's Clostaz and insures with Brongon Insurance. The rest discusses school attendance and an annual cost of absence, estimating an average student attends about 120 days, roughly three quarters of the school year.
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Brongon Insurance
Sesterdar's Clostaz
United States
Des Moines Bonds Back Sheriff Robb Amid Jail Plot Case
Four prominent Des Moines men including ER J. Meredith and Clyde L. Herring signed as guarantors of Sheriff Robb’s bonds. The bail move follows Robb’s arrest in the $30,000 jail break case and amid multiple civil suits. Robb denies all McMurray family charges while planning grand jury action. Clyde and Everett McMurray were released on habeas corpus and bonds.
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Des Moines
Er.j. Meredith
Clyde L. Herring
United States
J. B. Weaver
Addison M. Parker
Sherl& W
Robb
Dan
William McMurray
John T. Geneva
Geneva
Harry Lavich
Shariff
Mic Murray
McMurray
William, McMurray
Chapain
Argonne Forest
Clyde Mchlurray
Clyde
Everett Mesurray
Sellars
Parrotts revive New Year open house 40 years later
Mr and Mrs W E O Parrott revived the old Cedar Heights custom of open house on New Year’s Day at their new home. Residents and friends from Waterloo planned visits to greet the couple, with attire recalling colonial and Civil War eras. The piece recalls past generations and social practices of New Year calls and refreshments, noting changes in Indian births and tribal progress.
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EO Parrott
Cedar Weights
Cevil Heights
Waterloo
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Miss Harris
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Summitt Avenue
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Shoe
McKinley High School
Chicago
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He Wis
Wast High School
Waterloo Business College
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
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Ruth Cameron
Tennyson
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Wimself
Frances Rainbow
Ernest E. Sage
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Gilbert
Margaret Bower
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King-Marson Post
Rainbow Division
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Elizabeth Rankin
Ethel Grooms
W. CG
Moose Hall
Cedar Heights Club
Thomas Eaton
Cedar Totghra Woman's Club
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H. Allen
Wateroo
Majestic Theatre
Pastor Gengures
Fred J. Clark
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