Silver Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Thomas
Saturday marked the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas with a noon surprise dinner at their Waterloo home attended by about 45 relatives and friends. Rev A J Grant of Geneseo was master of ceremonies and the program included a toast by Oscar Speer, aNeighbors talk by Rev Samuel Fike, a vocal duet by Macron and Norma Purdy, and assembly singing. Gifts of silver and flowers were presented. Attending out of town were many friends including W T Robbins and daughter Tracy, Rev and Mrs Grant, Will Speer, Oscar Speer, O T Tanneather, W H Maust, W H Miller, Ira Wike, Ep... Lieh ty, Sam Harbaugh and Mrs Maggie Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macron
Norma Purdy
Jaren
T. H. Sheckler
Thomas
Waterloo
A. J. Grant
Will Speer
Oscar Speer
Geneseo
O. T. Tanneather
W. H. Maust
Lou Cunningham
W. H. Miller
Ira Wike
Epbham Liehty
Sam Harbaugh
Maggie Miller
Orange Township
Miller
Chinese Republic Is Topic of Paper for A A W Program
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will discuss China under the Republic in a Tuesday meeting at Mrs James Black home. Hostesses include Mrs James Black and daughters plus reviews of two diving books and talks by Mrs C W Kirkpatrick and Miss Anna Lesger. Simmons-Kober report marriage Dortha Simmons to Bert H Simmons in Omaha on New Year’s morning. couple to live in Emerson apartments after Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Republic
0. W. Ellyson
Waterloo
American Association of University
James Black
Harry M.reed
J. H Butts
G. T. W. Patrick
C. W. Kirknatrick
Richard Cabot
Anna Lesger
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Fal Liffring
Teed
Western Reserve College
T. W. Butts
A. D. Donnell
Anne Patterson
Jessina
Pythian and Federation Meetings Set for Evening Events
Mrs. B S Shapland plans to join the Progressive club for a 6:90 start in Jack's Tuesday eve. Pythian installation for 1925 officers at K K hall follows, with ceremonies, program and dance. City Federation of Women’s Clubs calls a special Tuesday 7:70 meeting at the Woman’s club house to discuss the proposed child labor amendment.
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B.S. Shapland
The
Progressa
Jack
I Knights
Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. R Hall
Federation
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tesday
Tr. O. O. FV
Rebekahns
T. O. O. F_ west
Sunshine Rebekah Lodges
West Hall
Sermon in Song by Henry Iblings Draws 800 at Toledo Church
Henry Iblings presented a sacred song recital titled Sermon in Song at a Toledo Methodist church before more than 800 attendees. Accompanist was Mrs. Robert W. Parrott. He has broadcast on WODAP Drake Hotel Chicago WTAS Elgin NL and with the Chicago Circuit Lyceum bureau. He has given sacred concerts in Nashua Reinbeck Traer and Dysart and will perform in Waverly Belle Plaine and Vinton in the coming Sundays.
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Henry Iblings
Toledo
Robert W. Parrott
Iblings
WODAP
Drake Hotel
Chicago
WTAS
Elgin
Chicago Circuit Lyceum Bureau
United States
Canada
Hoe
Nashua
Reinbeck
Traer
Dysart
Methodist
Waverly
Belle Plaine
Vinton
Favors Won by Mrs Beaver and Mrs Imhoft in Bridge
Mrs Tari Zook hosted the B O F club at Black s Friday afternoon with Mrs Cyril Beaver and Mrs Karl Imhoft taking top honors in bridge. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Beaver
Karl Imhoft
Tari Zook
Black’s
The Pendulum of Pride and Modesty in Daily Life
A journal essay explores the anxious bragging and self doubt many feel after social triumphs or missteps. It notes the common mix of modesty and arrogance, then the swing back to balance as the day ends and self view returns to normal.
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Natya
Popular Y W Pool Draws Waterloo Women and Girls
Since the Y W C A pool opened last Wednesday its facilities attract many Waterloo women and girls. New classes were added for beginners and intermediates, with diving and life-saving sections. Plunge periods require no instruction. an attendant stays at the pool during water activity.
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Association
Waterloo
Ann Attendant
J. E. Dempster
Cedar Falls
Westminster guild meets at 3 PM at Mrs Alexaner's home
Alpha chapter of Westminster guild schedules a 3 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs. A L Alexaner. A Waterloo presbytery special meeting is called for Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with the session opening at 7 p.m. Major guild gathers at 2 30 p.m. Wednesday in First Presbyterian parlors hosted by Mrs P J Muleay and Mrs D W Nicholas.
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Westminster Guild
A. L. Alexaner
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
P. J. Muleay
D. W. Nicholas
Beauty chat tips for nails and skin care by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises on nail care to prevent hangnails and dry hands. She recommends cutting hangnails early, using gloves outdoors, oiling the skin around nails, nightly moisturizers, avoiding drying powders, and using petroleum jelly or thick greases to protect during housework. The column also notes facial firmness, eczema needs medical care, and a quiz item on a young reader’s ideal weight.
Annual Banquet Set by Gates College for Jan 30
Gates College will host its annual complimentary banquet for students and parents Friday evening January 30 with no formal program. Alumni are invited and a few original stunts will be presented after a beef toast. A debate tournament by Burton Avenue Women’s Circle will meet at 2 30 pm in the church for a primary paying program on a pay plan.
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Gates College
Andalumni
Burton Ave
Baptist Church
the College
Dunkerton High School
First Congregational Plans Annual Church Meeting at 7 30
The First Congregational church will hold its annual business meeting in the church at 7 30 Thursday evening. Reports of officers of 1925 will be given, plans for 1925 discussed, and several officers chosen. Daughters of Plymouth to meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Wilson Walton's home.
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First Congregational Church
Plymouth
Wilson Walton
City in Brief Repairs and Travel Notes
Local items report repairs at an optical shop in Buchanan. George B. Worthen departs for Chicago on business, while C R K Stewart travels to Moorcraft Wyoming. Several residents return from trips and visits, with changes in employment and community notes. Trial jurors, hospital recoveries, and shop positions are mentioned alongside a Cleveland behavior clinic and other local occurrences.
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George B. Worthen
Chicago
Stewart
Moorcraft
Wyo
Ida Davis Armstrong
Lowell Godhool
St. Francis Hospital
County Recorder
Cann-Miller Products Company
Miller Products Company
F. H. Ralon
Doris
Pittsburgh
Ralph
J. Valentine
Moir, Street
Hanson Returns From Traffic Experts Meeting
C A Hanson traffic manager of Greater Waterloo Association returned from Chicago where he attended a 1400 plus traffic experts meeting from Western Trunk line territory to protest new freight tariffs set to take effect January 31. Hanson and other managers will file with the Interstate Commerce Commission for suspension of these tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Hansen
Trafic
Greater Waterloo Association
Chicago
Western Trunk Line
Hanson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seniors Defeat Guardsmen 63 to 17 in City League
The Seniors basketball team defeated Company B National Guard in a City league game at the YMCA. The Seniors built an early lead and continued strong offense and defense, winning 63 to 17 amid a dominant performance from the home quintet.
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Y”” Senliors
Company B
National Guard
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solving Tips
A scrambled puzzle page offers guidance on filling a cross word with one letter per square. Clues reference vertical and across entries, with notes on preserving letter placement and avoiding spoilers. The piece hints a future answer in tomorrow's paper, mentioning a Jack and Jill clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Qin
Waterloo Boy Wins Year Tuition at London University
Robert Pollard son of Mr and Mrs J M Pollard of 217 Sunnyside avenue was awarded a year’s tuition at the University of London. He, a West High graduate and current Cornell College sophomore, plans to drive to New York to ship as a hand on a cattle boat or take third class passage to Britain. He will study literature in London for a year then return to Mount Vernon and graduate from Cornell. Forrest Werling of Tipton, also a Cornell sophomore, may accompany him and hopes to enter the Royal School of Mines for chemical engineering.
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Robert Pollard
Ang
J. M. Pollard
Sunnyside Avenue
University of London
Tie
West Tigh
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Pollard
New York
Ford
Mount Vernon Anul
Forrest Werling
Tipton
Cornell
Tiptton
Royal Sowege of Mines
Dunkerton High Beats Manchester 39 to 14 in Hoops Showdown
Dunkerton high school defeated Manchester high 39 to 14 on Saturday night. Dunkerton led 19 to 11 at halftime with Bellmer scoring main points and Page and Messer guarding well. Manchester guards Maiven and forwards Harris and Duncan battled hard. In the earlier girls’ game Dunkerton defeated Winthrop 34 to 9 with Netha Messer scoring 26. Mendellvall of Iowa officiated.
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Dunkerton
Dunkerton High
Manchester High
Bellmer
Tiger
Page
Q Messer
Maiven
Manchester
Harris
Duncan
Dunkerton High Girls
Winthrop High Girls
Netha Messer
Dunkerton Boys
Tripoli High
Mendellvall
Iawa
Routine Business on Councilmen's Slate
City council opens with routine items including an appeal from a building commission decision about removing a cover from an open airway at 1113 Fourth Street filed by petitioner R. Anderson. Deputies named by J. A. Townsley for 1924 assessments will seek approval, likely already listed in the Courier.
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Building Commissione
Fourth Street
R. Anderson
Vidge Hall
JT. A. Townsley
Courier
School of Instruction for County Assessors Held
A deputy assessor class led by J. A. Townses is underway in the county board room at the courthouse Waterloo. The session reviews values and matters to standardize real estate and personal property valuations citywide. After completion, deputies will list property for the 1925 assessment, with taxes based on these values in 1926 and 1927 for real estate as per the odd numbered cycle.
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Waterloo
J. A. Townses
Large gathering to hear Hough speak at K of P dinner
A large crowd is to attend a Wednesday dinner at the Knights of Pythias hall with Donald Hough as principal speaker. Judge George W. Wood will act as toastmaster and a two reel film on fishing in northern regions will be shown. Tickets from I W Koepke or C R Hallowell are available. open to Izaak Walton league Elks members and the public. women invited.
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Kwek Wilten
K. of P
E.W. Koepke
League
Northlands
Jackson Hoe
Wyo
Donald Hough
Wisconsin
W. J. Jamison
Chicago
Judge Wool
George W. Wood
I. W. Koepke
C. R. Hallowell
Izaak Walkion League
Ind’ Elks
Education chief cites service over intellect in college admissions
Dr Brank P Graves state education commissioner told Cornell founders day exercises that service should override intellect in admissions. He warned against universities catering to sensationalism and urged removal of such influence for the good of the world.
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Jahack
Ingine
Brank P. Graves
Cornell Juniversity
Leopolds and Loebs
Woman's Relief Corps Presents Flag to Carrville School
The Woman's Relief Corps of Charles City presented a silk flag to Carrville school in Floyd county as the first of several to be given to rural schools. A brief service was held at the schoolhouse and accepted by teacher Miss Mildred Herrling.
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Charles City
Woman's Relief Corps of
Carrville
Floyd County
Mildred Herrling
Uncle Wiggily Goes Coasting in a Tin Dish Pan
Uncle Wiggily and Uncle Butter, two old animal friends, take a playful ride down a snow hill on Nurse Jane’s shiny tin dish pan. They improvise a sled and slide, ducking a humorous close call as they laugh at youth and adventure.
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Uncle Butter
Uncle
Mr. Longears
Mr. Butter
Sammie
Susia
Jackie
Pretie Bow Wow
Johnnie
Bittie Bushytail
Tinele
Uncle Wigerly
Art
Nurse Jane
Jane
Uncle Wiekly
Wiekily
Patter
fUnete Wirely
Uncle Wigeily
Uncle Wiggily’s Dishpan Coasting Fun
Uncle Wiggily rides a dishpan sled with his goat friend Uncle Butter down a hill while Nurse Jane returns home. Butter falls out mid ride but later holds on tighter for a successful run. The pair end with plans for supper and a future tale about Uncle Wiggily painting his roots.
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Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Butter
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigigily
Bunny
Nurse Jane
Unela
Fire alarms disturb Sunday quiet at Stillwagon home
Sparks on the roof of the A. R. Stillwagon residence caused slight damage after noon at 415 Ninth Street West. Firemen were summoned yesterday as readers are urged to insure. Royt of Herman C. Miller phone 2404.
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415
Ninth Street
A. R. Stillwagon
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Sons of Veterans Camp
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Memorial Hall
Progressive Delphans
J. WW. Thomingen
Lafayette Building
Adea
Tittle
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E. E. Brown
Fred! “Morgan
Lloyd Shepherd T
Fred Mead
Marian Wells
Wisie Michaelson
Slee
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Edna Kent Forbes
Alice
Freddie G
Mery Lee
Gates Business College
Buchanan
Cecil Decker
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
W. B. Wilson
Franklin Street
Hawkeye Oil Company
Abettor Cigar Company
Ottumwa
Fred L. Wimber
Schuneman Drug Store
United Drug Company
Iowa
Boston
Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Manchester Commercial Club
Ef Seort
IT. B. Boies
George IL. Ulicks
Associated Press
J. E. Wilson
Fort Ondee
Falan-Fleming
Gates Dry Goods
Fort Dodge
Fl-Food
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C. A. Hanson
London University
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