Society and club notices of an active season
The column lists many society events and meetings through Tuesday to Wednesday. Debutantes and guilds including Westminster, Missionary, and First Congregational groups meet. Happy Hour Luncheon hosts guests at Hotel Russell Lamson. Birthdays for Miss Faye Martin and Lois Nicholas noted. numerous officers elected, receptions planned, and upcoming dances and parties announced with hostesses and locations across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
David S. Ramage
Mesdanios Anna Parrott
J. F.stevenson
G. W. Hinkle
Bowers
Dubuque
C. W. Chapman
Faye Dorothy Martin
Hope C. Martin
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Marion
Harriet Ross
Litle Dorothy Highmey
Maxine Lamson
Madeline Smith
Plan to Save the Chautauqua Seeks Cash Subscriptions Now
A WCTU committee led by Rev Effie McCollim Jones urges cash payments from stock subscribers to rescue the Chautauqua grounds from sale to commercial interests. They plan circular letters to drop the no-cash clause, aim to raise about $11,000 more, and borrow to cover the purchase, hoping city officials will buy the property as a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie McCollim Jones
Chautauqua Park Association
Dynamite Stopped in Fort Wayne Streetcar Track
A stick of dynamite wedged in a street railway switch was found by police early today in Fort Wayne Indiana narrowly avoiding detonation as a street car strike has raged for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Notes on a Upside Down The Blue Pool and Odd Notices
Twelve paintings at Grand Rapids art association triggered debate when The Blue Pool by George Bellows appeared upside down. Critics explained artistic license and a dark speck became a futuristic mountain before a visitor revealed the true stone at the pool edge. Separately, a West Waterloo lodge installed officers. Citromax advertisement and a child’s scalding incident on Jefferson Street were reported, followed by obituary notices for Dr. Thomas F. Kelleher in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Art Association
George Bellows
Earl Roberts
B. Sparr
M. Guernsey
G. Jones
M. A. Bowen
Gedar Falls
Majestic vaudeville opens with amateur acts and laughs
The Majestic presents its first amateur show of the year alongside the regular vaudeville lineup. Acts include a blackface routine, a stereo song duo, acrobatics, a Chaplin-style pantomime, and the Corrier Newsboys quartet. Shows start at 8:16 with amateurs after the main program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Lst
Charlie Chaplin
Hig
Corrier Newsboys
Near Beer Sales Prompt Liquor Record Keeping in Waterloo
Large sales of near beer trigger swift records at freight depots as Hawer shipments arrive from St Louis. Officials, police, and private retailers coordinate to track consignments while many residents stock up before saloons close. Movement of liquor stock and glassware is underway with home delivery nearly halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwelt Wall
St Louis
Alty
Hetla
Mirmay
Milwaukee
Waterloo Church Accepts New Pastor Rev Preston Campbell
The Westinater Presbyterian Church accepted Rev Campbell Preston as pastor to begin duties the first Sunday in February. He is 31, with a wife and two children, arriving from Marengo where he led a church for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabbald Campbell Preston
Westrii
Do. Macartney
Mirst
Anon
Prewan Ig
Hag
BANKMEN TO HOLD MEETING IN BANK PARLORS
The Taekmnen's association of Waterlod holds its regular semi monthly meeting in the Leavill & Johnson National bank parlors this evening. I W Edwards of Sag atnot & Rewards will discuss Negotiable Instruments and related topics. Two weeks hence Prof Reuben McKitrick of Town State Teachers college Cedar nall will speak on Rural Credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taekmnen
Leavill & Johnson National Bank
I. W. Edwards
Sagatnot & Rewards
Negotianla Instruments
Qeoawer
Cold Weather Aches and Ailments From Kidney Trouble
Cold weather aches and pains blamed on kidney failure to eliminate waste. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as relieving aches from weak kidneys with prompt relief, sold by druggists everywhere.
Fortnightly Club Open Meeting on Federal Reserve
Fortnightly Club holds an open meeting at Universoitat church tomorrow at 8 p.m. HL Johnson, president of the Whiorlag Savingd Bank and director at the federal reserve bank, will speak on The Federal Reserve system In the Rotation to National Prosperity. Discussion with the public to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universoitat
HL. Johnson
Whiorlag Savingd Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Aid
Inet
Georgia Senator Reveals Private Message on Cotton Substitute
Washington January 4. Senator John Smith of Georgia said he received a private message from a North Carolina friend before his senate speech who claimed an order on contraband showed an alternative cotton substitute. He read the message noting no secret details, and that a man named Bluie had investigated munition plants and found wood pulp used for munitions, arguing the substitute works better than cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ty
John Smith
Georgia
Herlin
Senate
Great Britain
Smith
Bible
North Carolina
Tie
Thorn
Bluie
Carman
Activities of First Revanghligal Omurch and Y P A Meetings
The Y P A will hold regular meetings this evening at the parsonage with senior officers in charge, followed by a social hour. Sunday school teachers and assistants are to meet Wednesday at 7 45 PM in the church basement for an important session. The W M S monthly missionary meeting is at Mrs Nic Anton’s home, 853 Fourth Street West, Wednesday at 2 30 PM. A district convention of the Cedar Fade district is planned for Calvary Evangelical January 14 to 18 with a strong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Natural Music Club
Bernice Call
Jefferson Street
Gertrude Bayless
Norway
Marian‘ Walker
Ijerult
Lenti Cowles
Sinding
Myrtle Crane
Tina Martin
Mildred Hoffman
Charles
Eby
O. W. Gall
Nic Anton
Fourth Street West
Cedar Fade
Calvary Evangelical
Measles Outbreak Baffles Homelima Church Week Events
First Evangelical church Homelima plans a banquet with two out of town speakers the week of Jan 16 as measles cases rise to ten in the city. Nine smallpox and one scarlet fever case reported, few other illnesses, some homes released from quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Homelima
Ciy
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Deborah
Westminster Guild
Lulu Davis
Western Agenda
B. G. Club
Miles Florence Strayer
First Congregational Church
Jessie Sweeney
Edith Scorinke
Cecelian Society
M. Gilley
Lulu Barnes
Ruby Cave
G. F. Knapp
Mathew Westrate
Li. EB. McCowen
Lena Bastien
Oscar Berry
George Cockburn
BE. M. Johnson
Bee Bogardus
iMrs
N. C
Woman's Missionary Society of
Wirst Congregational Church
Tl. B. Boles
Washington Street
Central Christian Ehurch
W. Billings
Fifth Street West
Kk. K
H. A. Hawkins
Oakland Avenue
Chautauqua Park
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
George Gish
Third Avenuue West
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Mmrs
J. F. Dewhiet
Golden Red Club
Atrs
J. N. Gindt
Sumner Street
Universalist Church
Philathea
Central Christian Church
Misses Blien
Mildred Nichardson
C. C. Balliett
ST. C. Schultz
Alfred Longley
J. , Buechkele
Helene Balliett
Presbyterian Hospital Auxilary
W. H. Bickley
Lois Nicholas
High Street
Alma Halliday
Cleola Peters
Imperial Whist Club
O. Hitchens
Imperial
Business Girls’ Club
Young Woman's Christian Association
Nina Wilcox
Mary Miller
Florence Hollingsworth
Clara Borchers
Alice Miller
Berytha Badholdt
Next Stock
Calvin L. Kingsley
Ogurez Club
Ogurez
Ruth Updergraff
George Ralston
Conservation League
Child Conservation League
T. W. Eaton
Howard
Riehl Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. E. McCowen
Maple Street
S. G. White
C. T. Lytle
Winifred Gargin
Ethel McBroom
Dora Long
T. R. Sawyer
First Strernt West
Tressa Berie
C. L. Club
Hermann Miller
Carrie Riley
Miss Copley
L. F F. Bigger
Eighth Street
BM. KK
Wild Fry PO Finance
F. T. Wills
the Unknown
Lou-Tellegen
Palace
Dorothy Davenport
Jesse L. Lasky
The
Foreign Legion
Tghe
Harry Davenport
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Lasky All-Star
Tast
Alpha Oc
Tillian Gish
Charles Murray
Lillian Gish
Lily
Wilfred Tiucas
Rorsika Dolly
Presen
Waterloo
Bank 7Atelons Poontarn
Germany
First Revanghligal Omurch
Smart Shop
New York
East Fourth Street
Bell-Ans
Horlick’s
Dali
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Western Grocer Mills
Marakalitown
Iowa
Pyestraln
Thorson Ortical Company
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