Pragmatic Attitudes in Government Discussed by Prof Gemmill
Prof John Gemmill of Town State Teachers College discusses present day pragmatic attitudes in government at a Fortnightly club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M B Cleveland. He cites American openness to workable ideas and notes Mussolini as pragmatic. Afr Arbuckle reviews American government history and comments on Mexico's new president. remarks by FL J Galiter and A B Lovejoy follow.
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John Gemmill
Town State Teachers College
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Gemmill
Harvard
Mussolini
J. W. Arbuckle
Afr
Arbuckle
Mexico
FL J, Galiter
A. B. Lovejoy
Waterloo East ern Star Holds First Business Session
The Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple for its first business session of the year. Mrs Roy Metzger and R H Forbes newly installed into lead roles presided. 1925 reports were presented by Hasty Harmon Georgia Sippy and Arlene Forbes. An oyster supper followed. A class of candidates will be initiated January 23 preceded by a dinner.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Roy Metzger
R. H. Forbes
Hasty Harmon
Georgia Sippy
Arlene Forbes
Glenn A. Tibbitts
W. L. Bradford
J. M. White
G. A. Mead
Paul Corsen
YWCA Work Outlined at St. Pauls Church Meeting
Miss Ida Schwind, general secretary of the local YWCA, described the society's work to St. Pauls M E Ladies Aid. She urged members to get acquainted with the YWCA and spoke of its aims to foster Christian character through physical, social, mental and spiritual training. The talk covered activities and worldwide aspects of the organization.
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Ida Schwind
St. Paul's M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Schwind
W. Co. Aste
Luncheon Set at Hotel President January 16
Invitations issued for a 1 PM luncheon on Wednesday January 16 at Hotel President hosted by Mrs. George Harris Mrs. Ned J. Brown Mrs. James Clark and Mrs. Stephen D. Brown. Also Waterloo High adds event with Weary Willies dance Friday evening at Woman's club house from 9 to 12 with West High faculty chaperones. Civic program at 2:30 features Judge Charge E Pike World Peace talk and Miss Ethel Brinkman reading. W R C Woran’s Relief coins luncheon Friday noon at Memorial hall with G A R comrades. 2:30 regular meeting and installation with G A R.
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George Harris
Ned J. Brown
James Clark
Stephen D. Brown
Waterloo Woman's Club
Chorge E. Pike
C. H. Abbs
Ethel Brinkman
W. R. C.woran
Ava
Memorial Hall
G A. RR
G. AR
Society Calendar Highlights Local Events Tonight
Formal opening dinner hosted by the President. Blue Triangle league events at Our Lady of Victory card party in the School auditorium. Security Benefi association at K. P. hall. Mystle Workers at K. P. hall. Gates Park Club led by Mrs. J. R. Bruggeman. American Legion auxiliary at Memorial hall. Civic department program at Women’s clubhouse Friday afternoon. Friday Study club with Mrs. TF E. Stott. Woman's Relief corps at Memorial hall. Waterloo chapter D. A. R at Black's venue. Recker chapter and E. S-asontie faranto serene. Petrova club with Ms. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Homemakers class at First M. E. church. Weary Willies dance at Worman's clubhouse. Homemakers class at First Presbyterian church with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson. Bethany White Shr ing Cedar Falls Masonic temple.
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Blue Triangle League
Our Lady of Victory
Security Benefi Association
K. P. Pall
Mystle _Workers
K. P. Hall
Gates Park Club
J. R. Bruggeman
American Legion Auxiliary
Memo
Ris
Civic Department
Womfnm
Tf, E. Stott
Woman's Relief Corps— Memorial Hel
Serene. Petrova Club
Carl Anderson
M. E
Coming Marriage Announced for Bernice Massey
Miss Bernice Massey daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Massey will wed Bernard Berckes son of Mr and Mrs Hermon Berckes at Alta Vista on January 31 announced at a dinner party at the Massey home 614 First Street East. Berckes works at John Deere and they will reside in this city.
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Berniee Massey
L. D. Massey
Bernard Berckes
Hermon Berckes
Alta Vista
First Street
Berckes
John Deere Company
B. A. Steffen
John Burke
Q. F. Fallett
L. D. Campbell
Bernice Wilbveth
Marjorie Brennan
Marie Hacker
Loretta Schmidt
Lucille Albert
Alice Donnelly
Massey
M. FE. Brennan
John Cutler
Dawson, Minn
Fred
Cutler
Louise Street
Gladys Gindk
East High
Dawson
Hints In Beauty Care Reapers Ideas
Readers share beauty tips from diets to topical remedies. A dieter claims clear skin after four days on raw carrots dates prunes and raisins. Cautions on wart remedies advise doctor removal to avoid infection. others discuss camphor spirits and cupping as unproven.
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Reaper
Elena
Dampnor
Taye
Becker Chapter Officers Honored at Dinner Party
Becker chapter officers and guests gathered at Black’s tearoom for a dinner honoring retiring worthy matron Almeda Stewart and retiring patron Truman De Roame. About 65 attended as rose and fern decor framed the tables with music by Virginia Troupe and toastmaster Russell DeGon. Installation of new officers is set for Friday at 8 in the new Masonic temple with Ethyl Seidler of Jamaica, Indiana, as grand installing officer and P. H. Swain as grand installing marshal. a pre-dinner program and later dinner at Hotel President accompanied by 35 officers and friends.
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Black
Almeda Stewart
Truman de Roame
Becker Chapter
Order of Extem Star
BE. A
Harry
Fergemann
Russell DeGon
T. L. Wheeler
Iowa
Virginia Troupe
Ridge
Masonic Temple
Ethyl Seidler
Jamaica
P. H. Swain
Beidler
Mizpah Circle installs new officers at meeting
Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters installs new officers led by Mrs. J G Ralston at Mrs. Fred Bussey’s home. Officers include President Mrs H Verne Myers Vice President Mrs Ww P Jones Secretary Mrs Tiry Miller Treasurer Mrs Birs Henry Sheldon. Committees named. social hour followed. Next text meeting set for Feb 13 at Mrs L E Poster’s home. Dinner party by Mrs A A Hanson tonight at 7 at Bath-Peek apartments. about 24 guests expected.
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Mizpah
J.G. Ralston
Fred Bussey
Commercial Street
H. Verne Myers
Ww. P. Jones
Tiry Miller
Henry Sheldon
L. E. Poster
A. A. Hanson
Bath-Peek Apartments
Woolworth
Fourth Street Cask
Hanson
Club Notes From Gates Park And Area Gatherings
Gates Park Club meets at Mrs. J R Bruggeman home 1022 Beech St with joint hosting by Mrs. Charles Howell. Night Out club dines at Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. Dave Seger. Jolly Times Club gathers at Mrs. A B Nauman 624 Rebel Ave. favors valued 500 awarded to three members. Theatre party planned for Jan 16 and Mrs. E P Kauffer to host at 15 Vine St on Jan 23.
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Gates Park Club Club
J. R. Bruggeman
Beech Street
Charles Howell
Dave Seger
Night
Black's
Third Street West
Jolly Times Club
A. B. Nauman
Rebel Avenue
Frank Fournier
J. Aa. Cashman
Elmer Ohrt
W. W. Enaniifer
Lewis
E. P. Kauffer
Vine Street
Church Homemakers to Host Monthly Picnic Dinner
The Homemakers class of First Presbyterian Church hosts a Friday 6 p.m. picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Anderson, 48 Parker Street. Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society met for an all day sewing session with lunch at noon to assist a needy family. Circle 7 of First Lutheran Missionary Society held a Wednesday meeting at 621 Vermont Street. a letter from Miss Gertrude Becker, missionary in India, was read. First United Presbyterian Art Society gathered at Mrs. Paul H. Elliott’s home. a social hour followed refreshments by Mrs. Len Prestien and Mrs. E. Nelson. Trinity American Church elected officers, with Mrs. A. T. Peterson president, Mrs. Joe G. Camp treasurer, and Mrs. J. Shauger, Mrs. Bam Pilon, Mrs. Roy Harrone as new members. hostesses were Mrs. P. G. Wille, Mrs. J. Will and Mrs. George Arnis.
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Gates-Weltzin
Irena Weltzin
H. G. Weltein
Denver
Floyd William Gates
EB. Gates
la Porte Cli
F. H. Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Freda Kurth
Elsie Miller
Richard Miller
Erwin Seeman
Mw Farm
la Porte City
First Presbyterian Church
Welock
Carl W. Anderson
Parker Street
Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society
Circle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Fenny Lingelbarh
Vermont Street
Jeter
Gertrude Becker
India
J. B. Becker
August Johnson
First United Presbyterian Art Society
Paul H. Elliott
First Street
Len Prestien
E. Nelson
Arthur Mason
Jack Mason
Ler L. Sanford
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Otheranchurch
Aident
T. Peterson
Rresairy
Joe G. Camp
Weta Kaepar
Mower Fund
J. Shauger
Bam Pilon
Roy Harrone
FP. G. Wille
Wihl
George Arnis
Tangney's Daughter First Guest at Hotel President Opening
Mary Garland Tangney, 10, daughter of B. P. Tangney of Tangney McGinn Hotels, signs the register as Hotel President opens with a banque and program.
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Tangney
Guest
Mary Garland Tangney
B. P. Taney
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Company
Miss McGinn
Noted Health Authority Shares Beauty Secrets With Readers
A health authority discusses beauty routines with women readers of the Evening Courier. The piece blends etiquette notes on dining manners with practical tips on chewing, pacing, and discreet table behavior. It emphasizes restraint, smooth eating, and avoiding overt showiness at formal meals.
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Boma
Evening Courier
Goebel and Fokker Plan Nonstop World Flight Efforts
Wichita, Jan 10 44 The era of nonstop world circumnavigation gains traction as Captain Goebel plans a west to east flight from Wichita to Wichita with refueling stops. Fokker outlines a Paris to Paris route with stations in Aleppo Karachi Calcutta Hong Kong and others. Backers include Frank Phillips and Wichita businessmen as Goebel and his crew target August or September and a two pilot two radio operator team. The project would slash the existing world speed record if successful.
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Wichita
Kern
Paris
California
Arthin
Goebel
Fokker Aviation
Fokker
Aleppo
Syria
Karachi
Caleoutta
India
Hongkong
China
Vindivostok
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka
Siberia
North America
Prince Rupert
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Olea
Oilman
Washington
Jada
Collyer
John Henry Mears
Harry Tucker
Yankee Doolle
Tucker
Arizona
Santa Monica
Cal
City in brief Clasies broken repair ads and visits
Local notices report repairs needed at Khnnan's phone 4342 Y Building and James Mixdorph 615 Fifth Avenue West. Mrs J J Stapp left for Los Angeles to visit daughter Nancy Owen for several months. Mite will head to Los Angeles to spend the winter. Veterans of Foreign Wars postpone their meeting to January 18 in Memorial Hall. Mr and Mrs DB Wood will depart Friday evening.
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James Mixdorph
West
New Albin
J. J. Stapp
Los Angeles
Cal
Nancy Owen
W. Harwich
Logan Ave- Mite
Crl
Dawes Urges Mississippi Area Pact On Channel
W Dawes, newly elected president of the Mississippi Valley Association, seeks a concordat among Upper Mississippi cities to back a nine foot channel from the Missouri mouth to the Twin Cities. He cites hearings Jan 18 in St Paul and urges Midwest unity to boost freight rates and reduce reloading at St Louis. Dawes plans a speaking tour to mobilize business support for cheaper transport and regional manufacturing growth.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
W. BR. Dawes
Mississippi Valley Association
Mississippi River
Missouri
Twin Cities
Dares
Corps of Army Engineers
St. Paul
C. L. Hall
Rock Island
Dawes
Midwest
Gulf
St. Louis
United States
Middle West
Morris Plan Bank Re-Elects Officers
Carleton Slas was re-elected president of the Waterloo Morris Plan company at its annual meeting along with L. D. Miller George W. Huntley WW E Ogle W B Small W J Rechtfertig and Alice G Wykoff as officers. Directors include Bentz Buchanan Davis Buntley Landeraf Kind ner Miller Morris Ogle Rechtfertig Silas Small Witry and Wykoff.
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Carleton Slas
Waterloo Morris Plan Company
L. D. Miller
George W. Huntley
WW. E. Ogle
W. B. Small
W. J. Rechtfertig
Alice G. Wykoff
F. J. Landeraf
C. C. Kindner
C. A. Morris
W. E. Ogle
Carleton Silas
L. W. Witry
A. G. Wykoff
Heyde Installs on WWAE Staff for Opera Broadcast
Martin Heyde former Waterloo vocal music teacher holds a permanent position on WWAE Chicago artists staff. He will sing opera pieces solo and with Claire Almond soprano on a program from 8 to 9 p m Friday January 11 and join the People’s Symphony Orchestra later that Sunday at 2:30 p m.
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Heyde
Martin Heyde
Waterloo
WWAE
Chicago
Claire Almond
People's Symphony Orchestra
Roasting Dishes And Cranberry Relish From Old Cookbook
A fragment lists chestnut stuffing for squabs with butter cream bread crumbs and chestnuts. It also details a mushroom stuffed chicken with bacon fat and marjoram, and a cranberry relish dessert with tapioca oranges nuts and molds.
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F. 5. Adams
John W. Gwynne
Martha Merrill
Walter Jensen
W. Hen
K. C
Knights of Columbus
Hurley
Frank Geter
N. J. Lente
Masterton
Ridge Favors
F. d. Hacker
E. W. Bute
George Scully
Joseph A. Fosselman
Nick Melsch
Campus Club
Canopus Club
Black's Tearoom
C. A. Boatman
William Higgins
CG. A. Hoatman
W. CO. A
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White Shrine
Mizpah Circle
Big Triangle League
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Church News
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Kaifeng
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Circle World
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Park Avenue West
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Nevada
Story County
Charles Greeley
Riverside’ Drive
Aetma Life Insurance Company
Com
Art Goebel
PRIEF
Khnnan
W.aldawes
Missosippi
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MJ . Sain
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Rita
Ma‘rdik
Pocahontas
West Virginia
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
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Siza
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