I O O F and Rebekah Lodges Install Officers Jointly
The West Hall hosted a joint installation as ENews Society reports officers of the IOOF and Rebekah lodges assumed duties. District deputies from Hudson led the ceremonies with speeches, gifts were exchanged, and a later reception and dancing followed.
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I. O.O. FL
Sunshine Rebekah
West Hall
Hudson
Mra
Jenuia Daley
Noble Brand
Kafsy *Munson
Noble’ Brand
John A. Munson
Anna Laura Servis
Latia Robins
Emma Lang
Ada Lemonhy
Henrietta Hill
Knights of Pythias Install 25 Officers in Rite
More than 250 members and friends attended as K P and affiliated groups instalar officers and observed rituals. Frank W. Esher, Mrs. Mary Burgess and R. W. Steplee were installed, with Charles Munger and Mrs. Margaret Lichty aiding. Miss Alicea Wykof and Mrs. Lulu Esher assisted. A 16 woman degree team, roses, songs, refreshments and dancing followed.
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Pythian Sistera
Knights of Pythias
Frank W. Esher
Mary Burgess
Pythian Sisters
R. W. Steplee
Craig Ellyson
Lichty
Burgess
Mary Horner
Beulah Terry
Rosemary Johnson
Lorena Burgess
Harold Steege
Temple
Miss Wykef
Ella Litchfiell
Liehty
Alice Redding-ton
Irene Stainbrook
Anna Reddington
Beatrice
Sherri
The Insulting Flatterer in Side Talks
The piece critiques insincere flattery, noting how sales charmers misuse praise to manipulate. It questions readers on tolerating flattering yet false compliments and argues disciplined discernment against flattering panders. It discusses mailed flattery aimed at buyers and distinguishes flattery from genuine praise.
Marion L Peterson and Arthur Knudsen wed in Hudson
Marion L Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Peterson married Arthur I Knudsen son of Mr and Mrs J C Knudsen at First Baptist Hudson Saturday with over 45 guests. Ray Williamson officiated, Lucille Chapman and Ralph Knudsen attended, Mendelssohn march played, reception and wedding supper followed. They will reside in Hudson where the groom works as bookkeeper for Hudson Lumber Co. Both graduates of Hudson High School.
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Waverly
Mendelysohn
Knudsen
Cedar Rapids
Hudson
Hudson ‘Lumbar Company
Hudson High School
Church and club events fill Cedar Falls parish night
Dr. T B Homan will speak on the Other Half at Central Christian church Wednesday 7 30 pm after weekly supper Invitations have gone to 400 men of First Presbyterian for a stag Friday Roy Sinnard chairs the kitchen Pred Wleland dining hall and L J Larsen handles tickets and publicity First Presbyterian choir will hold their regular supper and business meeting at 5 15 pm Wednesday Mizpah circle of Kings Daughters meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs George Huntington Officers will be installed and a program followed by refreshments Women of St Johns host a card party in the parish hall refreshments served Central Christian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs George Logsdon Philathea class at Burton Avenue Baptist hosted by Mrs William Wilkins plans for 4925 were discussed three chairmen named Jennie Peterson Carrie Myer and Mable Stefen Gospel team from Burton Avenue Baptist assists Rev Wilkins at Dunkerton this evening Ladies Guild of Trinity Lutheran meets 2 30 pm Wednesday in church parlors hostesses Mrs Johnny Gritman and Mrs Osteo Koerke election of officers Glover Leaf division of First Evangelical Womens Aid meets with Mrs Robt L Smith 2 20 pm Wednesday sewing for Allen Memorial hospital Warsthorne League of First Lutheran election of officers and committee appointments at 9 pm Juvenile party for Catholic Girls Club at St Joseph school hall 8 pm Edith Galvin in charge
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Iowa State
Leathers’ College
Cedar Falls
Central Christian Church
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Roy Sinnard
Pred Wleland
L. J. Larsen
Philathea
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Wiliam Wilkins
Jennie Peterson
Carrie Myer
Mable Stefen
Lelies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Johny Gritman
Osteo Koerke
East High Declamatory Contest At Auditorium Friday
East High will host its annual home declamatory contest in the student auditorium Friday evening. Four contestants in each class will vie to earn the right to represent East in upcoming meets. The program includes several speaking numbers and a panel of judges led by Mrs. Fay Vaughn.
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Sehnot
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Ammetes
Fast Vich
Siven
Fay Vaughn Awaq
Fazel Bond Witt
Ritz
Gary
Georce
Sidney Mazavetsky
Vie
Crass
Farrintt Pinkerton
Trance Stotts
Golda Knap Shadinee
Batteeny
Soluw
Benth Weevon
Mae Lewis
Wee
Pearle Ricks
Brinda Steece
Lawson Reheems
Jan Cose
Cee Jae
Beauty Advice From Letters On Health And Skincare
Readers seek guidance on oily skin and vitality with tips on daily baths, exercise, fresh air, and balanced diet. The column notes general building up, gym membership benefits, and addressing causes like catarrh and digestion while offering facial care like cleansing, astringent use, and rinsing with cool water to prevent blackheads.
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R. G
Esther
City in Brief Highlights from Cedar County notes
W J Brayton moved home after emergency operation at Presbyterian hospital. Mrs Lawlor of Flint visiting local residents. Harold Wright home on 80 day naval furlough from Hampton Roads. Victor Loosbrook recovering after operation at St Francis. Mrs Nettig A Pina grieving brother’s death near Cedar county. Mrs Knox attends uncle’s funeral. Divorces granted to Miller v Miller Wait v Wait Howrey v Howrey. Police court case on streetcar incident continued to 3 p.m. Black Hawk County Holiness picks holiday meeting at 516 Mulberry. Leonard Walters reports stolen car on Lafayette Street license 65506. W J Smucker gains building permit for two story house at 630 Baltimore. Nannie Colby writes from Millville Fla about warm weather. City council adjourns for lack of quorum. Dr H C Martin of Drake to speak at Waterloo Lions meeting. H CG Moeller to La Porte City for high school normal exams. O H W Brandt attends Iowa Farm Bureau meeting. Nellie Corlis acts as court reporter. Waterloo friends announce birth of Robert N Primer in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs W J French and daughter Lila go to Oklahoma City. Miss Elsie French home from Egypt furlough and studying at University of Chicago. Gov Morley sworn in at Denver inauguration. Marriage licenses: C N Direeks and Esther Schmitt.
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U.S. Naval Electrical School
Hampton Roads
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Hileman & Gindt's
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Tipton
Cedar County
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Black Hawk
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Mulberry Street
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Lafayette Street
Wirth
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Baltimore Street
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Nannie
Colby
Courier
Millville
Fla
F.C. Fish
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E. A. McFarlane
Dr Fred J Clark recounts motor journey to Oregon in 20 days
In a letter dated January 7 Dr Fred J Clark, former pastor of First Congregational church, and his son Frederick Jr recount a December motor trip from Mason City to Eugene Oregon. He jokes about misplacing papers, radiator troubles, and frigid weather from Indianola to Los Angeles, noting road hogs in California and meeting friends in Oregon.
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Oregon
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Mason City
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Panhandle
United States
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Mexican
el Centro
Los Angeles
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Dunnismuir
Shasti Mountains
Rogue River
Cow Creek
Towa
Thomas Wells
Bob
Randy
Thomas
Edward
Acoo
Miss McGowan
Waterloo
State University
Waterloo Linked Letter Reveals Homes, Pride, and Change
Tr Clark writes from Eugene praising Waterloo as a thriving, cultured city with timber and lumber interests, a growing population, and strong church and social ties. He notes high rentals in Eugene and his family moving to 771 Eighteenth Street East after February 1, while expressing homesickness for Waterloo and admiration for its residents and institutions.
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Amerion
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Tr. Clark
Eugene
Eighteenth Street
Affable solicitors arrested over false railroad ad
Two solicitors claiming to be with the Brotherhood of Railroad Yardmasters in Milwaukee faked a local drive in Waterloo for an advertising book. Police chief Leighton and county attorney Cook exposed the misrepresentation after businesses returned checks totaling about $200. The railroad men denied any official backing and warned members not to donate.
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Milwaukee
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BG. A. Leighton
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Leighton
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Pred Clark May Secure Vernon Baseball Club
Larry Arnold owner of the Lincoln club in the Western league and Fred Clark former Pirates manager are in Los Angeles to discuss purchasing a Pacific Coast league club, preferably Vernon. Josh Clark, Lincoln manager, said Arnold is in Los Angeles to discuss terms.
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Cal
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Lincoln Club
Fred Clark
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Josh Clark
Lincoln
Arnold
Uncle Wiggily Paints Roof. Bob Cat Gets Drenched
Uncle Wiggily the bunny plans an adventurous roof painting using red tomato paint. A Bob Cat climbs up the ladder to ambush him but slips as the paint spills, ending with the cat covered in red paint and falling from the ladder.
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Mr. Longears
Jfane
Jane
Arncle
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Bob
Hal
Lil
Uncle Wiggly
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggily Adventures on the Roof
The scene follows Mr Longears finishing a roof painting while remarking on the bunny he failed to catch. A pun on a lead pencil bouncing on a rubber end hints at a future mention of Uncle Wiggily’s cross word puzzle.
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Uncle Wiggily
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