Y W C A Pool Opens With Classes For Women And Girls
Final work on the Y W C A pool in the Y building is complete and flooding will begin Monday. The first swimming class starts Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Registration was held Friday and today with more next week. Miss Edna George notes classes open to women and girls over eight. Fees cover 10 lessons for adults at 4 59 and 1 for children, including suits towels and basket service.
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Edna George
J. Je Dempster
Cedar Walls
Association
B P W Club Plans Move to New Quarters
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet Monday at 7 30 in the Courier Building space formerly Paus Davis drapery to arrange remodeling and occupancy details. A dinner follows Tuesday at 6 at Ulek's with Frankie Stebbins chairing. Craig Ellyson to provide instrumental and vocal music.
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Val
Professional Women's Club
Courier
Paus Davis
Laurd
Ulek’s
Frankie Stebbins
Craig Ellyson
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Week of Meetings and Roles
The Waterloo Woman's Club resumes activity next week with a board meeting at 9 30 Monday and a Civic department session Friday afternoon when Miss Iatel Loughes from the local social welfare league will discuss child welfare reform. Hostesses are Mrs W B Nauman and Mrs W Parrott Lincoln Circle. Beeker elected president of Timesin circle at Friday meeting. Mrs Becker holds several circle offices. Laura McCray Greenfield department president will visit Waterloo Jan 16 for an annual inspection and preside at officer installations. Delegates named to attend the state convention are Mrs Sophia Trooks Mrs May Clarrison and Mrs Bessie Beattie.
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Walecloo Club
Businness
Waterloo Woman's Club
Civic Department
W. B. Nauman
W. Parrott
Lincoln Circle
Anther Beeker
Tinesin Circle
Memorial Hall
Lillis Bennets
Becker Lis Fiaud
Laura McCray
Greenfield
Waterloo
Mount OF Hiness
McCray
Sophia Trooks
May Clarrison
Bessie Beattie
I. S. Ramage
Woman's
Board of Missions
Christipiscopal Church
In. W. Marker
J.C. Ricker
Joe Guryl
Des Moines
AL Miles
F.C. Keissling
Frankussey
Autumn Fcircus New Year Party Noted By Club Members
Members of the Autumn Fia st club held their annual New Year’s party Friday evening with a three course dinner at seven followed by cards and games. Favors went to Bimmer Wewitt Mrs. Raxemby and Louis Ackerman with Mrs Walter Lazemby as hostess.
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Walter Lazemby
Fisat Club
Bimmer Wewitt Wind
Raxemby
Charles Burk
Louis Ackerman
H. C. Clansing
Church Dinner Highlights Firemen Guests in Graves Memorial News
Firemen of the city were guests at Graves Memorial United Brethren church monthly dinner in the church dining hall. Rev. W. Alain spoke on dedication to the firemen. Captain Frank Linsey replied. Woman's auxiliary leaders were elected and delegates named for the Des Moines convention.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Helen Whittle
C. Jd. Ness
Aagrathers
W. Alain
Frank Linsey
Radio Programs Frogram Corolan and church services listed
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs and religious services across cities including Chicago New York Dallas Davenport Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Philadelphia and Oakland. Entries mention choirs orchestras quartets organ performances saxophonist and a variety of concerts with prices noted such as 240 and 250 dollars.
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WQI
Chicago
WLW
Ginetunati
WFAA
Dallas News
Foxtrotters
Davenport
Serviews
Fea
Musicst
I Toit
Wenerson City
Wes
Coligins
Kansas City
wWeco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Roxy En
New York
T. Ntetet
WRBR
WGA
Northfield
KOO
Oakland
Philedely
Web
Philadelphia
B. Shenandoan
WUT
Zion
Amrisis
Beauty Chats A Sleepless Cure And Care Tips
A column argues sleepless nights ruin appearance and outlines a sleep aid. It describes gentle prebed exercises to relax tired nerves, then suggests reading a funny story to sleep. It notes skin pore care, full warm baths, diet, exercise, and cod liver oil for overall health. It warns against overstressing facial bleaching agents.
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Visits
Local brief notes include travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. F A Lawson to Los Angeles for winter, hospital treatment for pneumonia for Mrs. Lydia Lininger, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. W C Williams to their son C M Williams in Waterloo. The report covers staff changes, classroom updates, a police warning on sledding dangers, births, and a new Northesdale plat by Northey Manufacturing.
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F. A. Lawson
Los Angeles
Lydia Lininger
South Street
St. Francis Hospital
Births in 1924 Outpace Deaths in Local Records
Through June 1 the registrar reports 12 birth certificates filed and 447 burial permits issued for 1924. Births show 483 males and 379 females with 10 sets of twins. deaths skew male with 243 burial permits for men and 20 for women. The record highlights the Schiel family with 17 children and notes several recent births in the area including multiple families from Kirkwood to Bennington township.
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Fred N. Stearns
Louis Schiel
Winton Street
Nicholas Holward
Blaven
Mild Weekend Weather Forecast for Waterloo Area
The Waterloo forecast calls for mild weather through the weekend with little temperature change. Skies remain fair, sunshine will persist, and melting snow and ice are noted on sunny street sides. Temperatures reached 30 above zero at noon, with a low around 20 above, and yesterday’s high near 27 above.
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Onreau
Waterloo man receives first war adjusted compensation
John Federspiel of Waterloo today received the first war adjusted compensation certificate for 997 dollars from the federal government. The Red Cross urges ex soldiers to apply promptly, noting that dependents may receive higher benefits if a claim is filed before death and detailing policy amounts and filing locations at the Red Cross office in the Y M C A.
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John Federspiel
Waterloo
Ile
George B. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
the Cross
Boy Scouts Announce Anniversary Week Observance
The Boy Scout council plans a week long observance February 8 to 16 led by scout executive Arthur F. Jury. Buyers will wear their uniforms to church, a play will be staged, a city hike is planned, and a public court of honor closes the week with 18 scouts tested in 18 subjects. Over 1000 pennant stickers ordered for distribution to city car owners.
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Boy Scout Council
Arthur F. Jury
East High Auditorium
Galloway Company Issues Trust Deed for $500000
The Galloway Company issues a deed of trust to Commercial National securing $509,009 of first mortgage 7 percent gold bonds payade January 2, 1935. Bond issuance: 300 bonds at $1,006, 300 at $500, 400 at $100 and 200 at $50. This follows company reorganization and reduces indebtedness significantly.
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Galloway Company
Commercial National Company
Fuller Brush salesmen attend Waterloo district school
About 46 Fuller Brush representatives for the Waterloo district studied selling methods at a YMCA school of instruction. Field managers present included Tracy Algona Tom Baker Water M. Boren CG. A. Crow Ralph Jennings and Carl Nelson. Lunch was at Black's tearoom.
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Fuller Brush Company
Waterloo
Tracy _ Algona
Tom Baker
Water M. Boren
Grundy Center
CG. A. Crow
Webster City
Ralph Jennings
Havelock
Carl Nelson
Charles City
Black’s
Uncle Wiggily and Brighteyes Pigg Make Believe Party
Uncle Wiggily receives a phone call inviting him to Brighteyes Pigg s pretend party at her home. He travels through snow to join the little guinea pig girl where they plan real snacks like strawberry custard pie though Brighteyes front loads a make believe feast and a nearby Fox disrupts the play before pudding is served.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Langears
Jane Puzzy Wuzzy
Auiskrat
Fox
Cams
Brighteyes Pigg
Burtdy
Brighteyes
Bunny
Mrs. Pigg
Saines
Brighteye
Littl
End of Christmas Vacation Marks School Reopen
All city public and parochial schools resume Monday after a two week Christmas break started December 12. Four weeks remain in the first semester of the 1924 24 school year and the second semester will open February. A leather Welt transmits more power to the dead slide according to recent tests.
Uneven Snippet Hints At Names In Eccentric Scene
A fragmentary report mentions Angele Wiegily and Jjl ates trap amid odd dialogue about food and a plane. The text suggests a quirky scene with a female observer and playful accusations, but details are unclear.
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Eoman
Angele Wiegily
Jjlates
Roundhouse Accident Injures Illinois Central Worker
Fernando Bermudi of 109 Adams Street, an employee at the Illinois Central roundhouse, was struck by a car jack while at work and taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital with internal injuries not yet assessed. Attending physician reports continuing severe pain and concern of internal damage.
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Fernando Bermudi
Adams Street
Illinois Central Roundhouse
St. Franeis Hospital
Police Officer Fights Removal Order From Chief
Patrolman W. J. Margretz contested his dismissal by Chief E. A. Leighton claiming conduct unbecoming an officer and intoxication on duty. The police and fire commissioners will hear the appeal, granting a public trial. Margretz had a 15 day suspension last June for a similar charge and was appointed March 8, 1926.
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W. J. Margretz
E. A. Leighton
Police
Police and Fire
Margrett
Leighton
Margretz
Roald Amundsen to Lecture at East High January 8
Capt Roald Amundsen famed South Pole explorer will speak at East High next Thursday evening under Kiwanis auspices. Lecture to be illustrated with stereopticon views from polar expeditions. YWCA aides with ticket sales. 25 percent of net proceeds to YWCA and remainder to Kiwanis educational fund. An additional note reports an “askimo” robin seen on Castle Hill near M E Will residence.
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Roald Amundsen
East High
South Pole
Ansceces
Kiwanis Club
Y. W-C.a
Iwanis Club Educational Fund
Patterns for Waterton Evening Courier Patterns
To obtain up to date patterns for the Courier accompany ing design send to Fashion Department Waterton Evening Courier enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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