Women’s club plans underwrite poetry book and new quarters
The Waterlag Business and Professional Women’s Club held a session presided by Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney. Plans discussed include underwriting Bernice Ravell a’s first book of verse, securing club rooms, a mock trial, and housewarming. reports covered Christmas relief work and membership drive.
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Bernice Ravelin
Lila Marcham
Waomin’s Club
Elizabeth Kenney
Craig Ellyson
Jude
Chaminade
Kashimir
L. A.” Daum
Aliss Wanda Daum
Miss Daum
Miss Ravella
Mayme Lean
Glenna
Johnson
The
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Edgar
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B. P.W
Fanny Hemenway
Girls Employed in Homes Form Social Club Plan
After a holiday adjournment, girls employed in homes will resume Thursday dinners at the YWCA in Milwaukee. A 6:15 meal precedes an organization meeting to form a club with classes in military drill, needlework, English, home planning, volleyball, swimming and gym work. Miss Nellie Brown urges cooperation from employers.
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W. C. AL
Build‘ns
Nellie Brown
Association
Sue Northey
Frank Nabholz
Pearl
Illinois Bride Weds in New Orleans Statewide Interest
Missa Stuart Bruington, Alexis, Jr. becomes Mrs Donald B Walker in a Dec 31 ceremony at New Orleans. The bride, daughter of Warren Bruington, is a Villa Rock Island and Knox College alumna, later studied drama and commerce, and worked at First National Bank in Alexis. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. BE Walker, is an Iowa State College engineer graduate and Theta Chi member. They plan to live in Peoria Illinois where he works for the state highway department. Other items note Temple Rebekah-Past Noble Grand Association luncheon and officer installation, a National Male quartet event, Elsie Millard’s sixteenth birthday party, and a WCTU meeting in Cedar Heights with a World Peace topic.
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the Villa
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James
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Parrott
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The
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Williston Avenue
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Gable Street
W. H. Ross
Waterloo
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Pacific Coast
Pasadena
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Austtary
Westminster
Church groups elect officers and plan events in Waterloo area
Mrs. H J Burdick was elected president of the Cedar Heights Community Church Women’s Missionary Society with officers named for secretary treasurer and literature. Several churches including St Margaret’s Guild and St Mark’s Episcopal plan meetings and officer elections with teas, lectures, and social gatherings, plus a school of missions opening with Dr J R Macartney. Local committees host luncheons, picnics, and Friday events as various unions schedule meetings and installations.
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H. J. Burdick
Women's Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
W. FP. Parrotte
David Stevens0n
J. Fowler
Frank Cage
W. Jd. Bulelitte
H. L. Slaughter
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
George Lingelbach
Marriage of Maud Owen and Conrad E Haldum Surprises Iowa City
A New Year wedding united Maud Owen and Conrad E Haldum in a noon ceremony at the bride’s sister Mes A Op Btud home in Iowa City. Rev Keeler officiated as the couple, both described with ties to Reinbeck and Waterloo, begin married life at 15 Pino street.
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Iowa City
Aliss Maud Owen
Conrad E. Haldum
A. Op Btud
Grant Street
Mr. Keeler
Methodist Church
Ink
Mrs. Haldum
Minnie Grashorn
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Pst
I. BE. Roberts Plumbing &Healing Co
Haldum
Paul Davis
Pino Street
Fear of accidents and worry in family life
Side Talks 22 discusses fear and its effects after a car crash last fall. A woman recalls guiding her family through anxiety, choosing to focus on sensible plans. The piece weighs how overprotectiveness often harms more than the event itself and urges letting caution coexist with living.
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Cny
Famiy
Is Safe
Sid
John
Nat
Ned
Mary
Thesll
John 7
Braach
Erave Yard
Ife
Club Notes Highlights From Local Social Groups
Mrs. C F P Wichman hosts a 1 o clock luncheon for the Rosebud club. Rosebud members praised Mrs. Jesse Baugher at a Tuesday gathering. favors in 500 went to Mrs. R J Sweeney and club visitor Mrs Adam Lohner. Book Review club to conduct Joseph Lincoln reading at west library Thursday 2 30 pm. Faithful Workers postponed Thursday meeting to Friday afternoon at Mrs Albert Haus. Owl club, a new bridge group, met for dinner and cards at Black's. Arlene Stull won high score. Innocent Imps met Gladys Weatherwax for a business meeting and special time.
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Jesse Baugher
R. J. Sweeney
Adam ‘Lohner
Joseph Lincoln
Book Review Club
West Library
Albert Haus
Owl Club
Arlene Stull
Betsonnel
Imogena Payne
Lucilla Stull
Mildred Woody
Geraldine Kepford
Jamita Pollock
Irma Washa
Eva Steinmeyer
Madelyn Manning
Lotta Mills
Army and Navy Recruit Here At Local Stations
Two men enlisted for military service at rural recruiting stations today one joining the army and the other the navy John Brown of Granny Center joined the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Des Moines Vega Land Watering departed for Great Lakes Naval Training Station The army recruiting officer Greenup reported new openings for 15 musicians in the Fifteenth Infantry regiment band stationed in Yien-Tsin China
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China
Roof fire causes slight damage at Basher home
Fire alarms report a roof fire yesterday afternoon at Mrs. S. I. Basher’s residence 302 High Street resulting in slight damage. Five men were also called at 6 30 p m to J E Shepherd home 1204 Franklin Street due to a chimney spouting sparks. An advertisement follows.
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Franklin Street
Local notices and court actions dominate Waterloo brief
Miss Wilma Smith returns from Indiana visit as several divorces are granted in district court. Obits mention guardianship appointments and legal actions in Barclay township. Community updates include alumni meeting, Lions and Elks progress, and construction permits for homes on Williston Avenue and Gable Street.
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Harry Wolfe
A. Gallickstad
Waterloo
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Ocean Park
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Caroline
Des Moines
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Barclay Township
Memorial Service for Miss McFarlane Held by Teachers
East Waterloo Teachers' club held a memorial service for Carolyn McFarlane East High teacher in the high school auditorium. The club adopted resolutions praising her devotion kindness and impact on pupils and staff and extended sympathy to her mother and family.
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East High
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Jist Watering Teachers’ Club
Armites
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Vice President of World S S Body Speaks at Orange
Dr D W Kurtz president of McPherson college Kansas and vice president of the Worlds Sunday School association will speak at Orange Consolidated School Friday at 8 pm. He is well known in religious education circles and has addressed Iowa State Sunday School association and a Glasgow Scotland convention. His messages are described as virile and his platform presence notable.
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McPherson College
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Scotland
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Raymond Dramatic Club Presents The Path Across the Hills
The Raymond Dramatic Club of St. Joseph's church in Raymond hall stages The Path Across the Hills a three act comedy drama. Performances slated for Sunday January 11 and Sunday January 18 at Raymond hall with local cast members listed including Samuels Crawford Robert Post Walter Conrad Jimmie Reed and others.
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St. Joseph's Church
Raymond Hall
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Robert Post
Walter Conrad
Jimmie Reed
Salamander A.J. Fy Jones
Matt Wingert
Davi
Agnes Schull
Ruth Conrad
Artes Vic, Gray
Josephine Lutgen Tatie
Geraldine Suz
Seree Ee Genevieve Petric
A. O'Connell
Realtors Will Install Officers at Waterloo Luncheon
The Waterloo Real Estate board will install officers Saturday at noon during the first meeting of the year in Black's tearoom. Officers include CG M. Allen as president Lester W. Miller as secretary A C Cole as first vice president J Co Umbaugh as second vice president. Meetings in 1925 will be weekly instead of semi monthly.
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Black
CG. M. Allen
Lester W. Miller
A. C. Cole
J Co. Umbaugh
East High Debaters Open Season at Kenwood Park
East High negative team meets Kenwood Park high in Cedar Rapids suburb to argue US should join the League of Nations. Debaters George Heath Milfred Chaplin and Austin Marlow travel with Edith Evans. If victorious, they advance to the state elimination round with other 34 teams.
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Milfred Chaplin
Austin Marlow
Edith Evans
West
I. C. Shop Meeting Planned Next Tuesday
The first winter noon meeting for Illinois Central shops employees is set for next Tuesday. Rev. Robert N. MacDonald of Walnut Street Baptist Church will lead. The sessions, run by the Railroad Y M C A, occur weekly during the season. The first noonday movie will screen Friday noon with Mr. C Heald directing Y M C A activities.
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Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptists Church
C. Heald
Junior Crossword Puzzle Helps Solve Word Grid
Puzzle guide explains filling white squares with one letter per square. Words start at numbered squares and run horizontally or vertically using cross letters to form valid words.
Crossword Puzzle Snippet for Holidays
A short crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues about nouns adjectives and colors. It mentions Miles Muffet Ray Christians Johnny and a school book and cloth piece as sample answers to be provided in the next paper.
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Johnny
Uncle Wiggily Helps Susie Make a Hat from a Nest
Uncle Wiggily guides Susie Littletail to fashion a hat from an old bird nest. He helps by taking down the nest with Billie Bushytail and turning it upside down. A feather from Mrs. Robin completes the chic look as they head home together.
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P Enele
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Mrs Jennie Ely to Face Jury Trial in Local Court
Mrs Jennie Ely demanded a jury trial after arraignment in municipal court on a charge of illegal possession of liquor. A trial date was set for Jan 27 following Henry Holsapfel who also sought a jury trial for a similar charge. A sample of seized liquor was sent to the state chemistry lab for analysis. A coroner's inquest in Merrill, Indiana, found death by unknown causes for a body burned December 28, 1924.
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J. C. Beem
Llegal
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Drateh
Ie Mars
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Midnlghe
Udan
Merrill
Here
Boy Scout Play Set for West High on February 11
West High will host the Boy Scout play The Kid's Awakening on February 11 after East High proved too small for the cast of over 100. Merle Y. Brown, scout commissioner, will lead a Friday conference at Black's tearoom to map 2925 plans. Whittie School will host rehearsals each Wednesday evening. An Indian dance group will rehearse tonight.
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Velours Cloaking Patterns Offer Multiple Collar Styles
A pattern describes Velours striped novelty cloakings for design. It includes two collar styles scarf and baker and is cut in three sizes. Instructions note material widths and yardage for contrasting trim. Pattern mailed on receipt of payment in silver.
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Robbers Hold Woman at Home Loot Noted as Up to 1000
In Des Moines last night a band of three robbers forced entry into Mrs. Isidore Lipsey’s residence and escaped with cash, diamonds, and other jewels valued at up to 1000 dollars.
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Des Moines
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Mrs Mary Wilmer 87 Recovers From Illness
La Porte City report notes Mrs Mary Wilmer aged 87 was released from Presbyterian hospital Waterloo after three weeks of treatment for a severe hernia and illness. Also updates on Mrs C R Meeker attacked by appendicitis, Pythian Sisters to install officers, and local residents traveling, studying and returning home.
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la Porte City
Mary Hilmer
Presbyterian Hosplal
Waterloo
Hilmer
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