Joint recital planned by LaMatte and Thomas in East High School
Reservations for the Georgitte LaMatte pianist and Cireline Powers Thomas violinist recital at East High School auditorium Friday evening as part of the Waterloo Woman's Club concert series. Season tickets and single admissions available at Schuneman, Wednesday to Friday stores. Thomas owns a Cremona Bergonzi violin of historic nobility, obtained via a London connoisseur.
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Georgitte LaMoette
Cireline Powers Thomas
II East High School
Witerloo
Woman's Club
Wade
Schuneman Ding
LaMatte
Thomas
Miss Thomas
Bergonsi
Tor
London
P. E. O. Sisterhood Educational Day Observance
P. E. O. Sisterhood marks ten years with more than R20 000 in the educational fund and over 1,000 scholarship recipients. a joint luncheon in Mtack's features a history paper by Mrs. Austin Burt, musical numbers, and greetings from chapter presidents. Frances Grout PTA notes follow, with community singing and an attendance banner won by first grade. Also reported are surprise party for Taxige Officer Noanoved-Mr. Maule Franklin, and Waterloo Shrine Club dancing at the armory on Jan 25 directed to Master Masons. W.B.A. Lodge 3, A. Lodge No. 22 to meet Wednesday in prebea hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. QO
Sisterhood
J. G. McAlvin
Andes FE
Mtack
Austin Burt
H. ©. Garton
A. E. Enderlein
Enderlein
Mred J. Clark
W. W W. Marsh
Brantes Grout
Della Darling
Frances Grout
Clinton F. Smith
Lea Wickelberg
Danny
Bill Smith
Norma Gasser
Maule Franklin
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Masonic Danece
Waterloo Shrine Club
Armory
County Pioneer's FKighty-first Natal Day Observed
The eighty first birthday of Henry C. DeWitt, longtime Jack Hawk County resident, was celebrated Sunday with an anniversary dinner at his home. His youngest daughter Mrs. H. E. McDougal also shares the day, with 30 relatives in attendance. DeWitt family includes five daughters and 18 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and living daughters in Hudson and Waterloo area. DeWitt, born 1844 in Delaware County, moved to Black Hawk Township in 1855, later to Waterloo, and has long read the Waterloo Courier since its 1858 founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. DeWitt
Jack Hawk County
H. E. McDougal
DeWitt
William Brandhurst
A.A. Wilson
Hudson
FC. Campbell
Black Hawk Town
Ship
McDougal
Waterloo
DeMitt
Black Hawk Creek
Muscatina
Airs
Seventh Street
Maryj Pratt
Black Hawk Township
Miss Pratt
Henry DeWitt
Ben Brisco
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Miss Gladyce Fannon hosted the H. T. a A. R Gluy group with her mother, enjoying cross word puzzles and embroidery then a four course chicken supper for 11. Miss Letha Shirley was the special guest. Mrs Charles Lanefeldt to host a luncheon. hearing fruit club to be entertained by Mrs Mary Noonan. Dickens club dinner hosted by Mrs Charles Eaton. officers introduced at Mrs G A Repass home. radio music in the evening. Paragraph also notes ALN membership admission by Mrs Repass and a Buenos Aires port project proposal with funding through 1927 totaling 2,000,000.
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B Natural Music Club
Gail Wilbur
Robert Watterson
Bernice Call
WW. Gallup
Bach
Umber
Harold Smith
Ellowen Jonsen
Bess Cooley
Gladyce Fannon
Frank Fannon
H. T. A A. R Gluy
Letha Shirley
Charles Lanefeldt
L. M. T. Club
Charles Eaton
Dickens Club
G. A. Repass
O. Shupe
M. 3. O'Keefe
Anna Becker
Repass
Buenos Aires
Sisterhood of Graves Memorial Work Meeting
The Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren church will hold an all day work meeting at the home of Mrs. L. G. Ranson on Wednesday with a picnic lunch. Rev. R N MacDonald of Walnut Street Baptist will speak on Behold My Servant at Central Christian Church Wednesday night with a family supper at 6 30 and program at 7 30. Mrs W E B Robinson will lead community singing and Mrs W A Thompson will give devotions.
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Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
L. G. Ranson
Noo
R.N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
W. EB
Robinson
Swill
W. A. Thompson
SIDE TALKS AND HOSPITALITY REMARKS FOR WOMEN SOCIETIES
Community notices describe Mrs C C Chesterman hosting Women’s Home Missionary Society of St Luke’s English Lutheran church, Mrs L F Potter reading on Missionary Mail Day, Ladies Social Union of Universalist church meeting at noon, and other home gatherings including St Margaret’s Guild at 2 30 with Mrs Ida Stafford. An old article urges sympathy for invalids and discusses caring for sick and their families, urging balance of compassion for patients and support for attentive spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Chesterman
Women's Home Missionary Society of St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
L. F. Potter
Missionary Mail
St. Margaret's Guild
Elects Mildred Roderick President Of Philathea Class
Miss Mildred Roderick was elected president of the Philathea class at First Methodist Sunday school during a business meeting after supper. Carol Maxon was chosen vice president, Gladys Gregory secretary, and Marie Schmidt treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Roderick
First Methodist Sunday School
Carol Maxon
Gladys Gregory
Marie Schmidt
Beauty Chats and Reader Remedies From the Page
A column of reader tips covers practical skin and hair care, foot hygiene, and simple home remedies. Advice ranges from corn removal and oil softening to avoiding heat, using salicylic acid soap, agar agar in foods, mineral oil myths, lemon juice with soda for blond hair, and buttermilk for skin care, all framed as quick, friendly suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissie
John KR. F
H. P.t
Bur ton Avenue Baptist Church Woman’s Circle Session
The Woman’s circle of Burton Avenue Baptist Church holds an all day session in the church parlors on Wednesday starting at 2 30 p m. Mrs C D Krider assists with entertainment. A picnic lunch at noon invites members to bring sandwiches and another dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Avenue Baptist Church
Balmy Breezes Briefly Halted by Cold Spell
The Iowa weather bureau forecasts colder weather tonight with a rise in temperatures expected Wednesday. Snowfall forecast yesterday did not materialize and is not anticipated for several days. Today was partly cloudy with sun often breaking through. Yesterday reached 34 above zero, the warmest in over a week, with a night low of 19 above.
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Iowa Weather Bureau
Assessment for Weed Cutting Denied in Clover Claim
Joseph Kelly contests an assessment of 95 cents for weed cutting on a vacant lot in Manson's Fourth Addition in August 1924, and counters with a $4 claim against the city for clover damage. The matter was referred to the city attorney for investigation. City clerk Charles MacKay says no 1924 weed-cutting assessments have been levied, suggesting Kelly misreads the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelly
Manson
Charles MacKay
Kelly
Fire Alarm Report From Local Homes
Fire alarms reported at multiple locations including 1007 Third street and 91 Adams street. Roof destruction at BE Moore residence. minor damage at Frank Wagner home. slight loss at Mrs Etta Amen residence. smoke from a burning comb triggered alarm at T Dolan home. moving picture film in basement caught fire.
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BE. R. Moore
Third Street
Frank T. Wagner
Adams Street
Etta Amen
Bates Street
T. C. Dolan
South Street
Young Britons For Save Pleasure Tore Business
London hostesses report youths now take engagements seriously and decline weekend invitations for business. Debutantes gain political interest with diaries and MPs photographs replacing actor autographs and photos.
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London
Flax Machinery Shipped from Belfast to Detroit for Ford Hood Covers
Belfast reports a large shipment of flax processing and dressing gear bound for Detroit to treat flax grown on Henry Ford's 10,000 acre flax project. Treated flax will be used to make hood covers for Ford automobiles, as Ford shifts toward flax replacing cotton in a new industry push.
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Belfast
Ireland
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Woodpecker's Unlucky Day A Winter Tale
A woodpecker, hungry in winter, drills holes in a tree hoping for bugs. Uncle Wiggily helps with bread crumbs and suet, but a fox plots to steal him. The bird resists, the fox tricks him into drilling a hole in a bungalow door, triggering a noisy alert and a close escape.
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Uncle Wiggily
Hales
Uncle Wiggly
Vuele
Woodpecker
Woodnecker
Jane
Uncle Wigelly and Baby Bunty’s Boot Discovery
A curious note describes waking to a puddle of water and hints at Uncle Wigelly and Baby Bunty’s boot, promising further details. The fragment suggests a domestic or whimsical scene with unnamed speakers awaiting more information.
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Uncle Wigelly
Baby Bunty
St Marys Court of Foresters Plans Evening Meeting
St Marys Court of Foresters will meet this evening at the parish hall on Parker and Fourth streets. Charles Byrnes, Cedar lands officer of the state organization, will address the gathering. Refreshments will follow the business session.
Portugal Arouses Dutch Holders Of Loan Bonds
Amsterdam reports discord between Dutch holders of Portuguese bonds and Lisbon over paying interest in Dutch currency. Dutch bondholders claim loan terms require payment in their currency. Amsterdam Stock Exchange will not quote new Portuguese issues. A Portuguese tax official defends Lisbon stance as a postwar finance debate erupts.
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Portugal
Amserdam
Lisbon
Bondholiders Clalin
Amsterdam Stock Exchange
Amsterdam
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Argentina
Greece
Berlin Deems Delinquent Dogs for Tax Auction
Berlin plans to pawn and auction dogs whose owners owe dog tax. A collar notice marks the dog as pawned, authorizing a public sale once enough delinquent dogs are gathered. If bids fail, the city recoups the tax and sends the dog to a kennel for euthanasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lankwitx
City in Brief items from local notes and events
Mrs Mae BK Shane returned from Waverly after her mother Mrs F S Bunth died. Prank M Wilson, homebound three weeks, is recovered and will be at the store tomorrow. Cavell division granted divorce from Emmet J Cavell with $400 alimony. Francis Callins to move to Chicago to live with sister Mrs Pat Weldon. Paul D Leigh enlisted at local naval station and left for Great Lakes. Rev T J Fuller and family left for North Chili NY. he resumes financial secretary post at Chestra Junior College. 3-year-old Walter R French Jr improving in Presbyterian hospital. Dorothy N Plater's wedding to Guy L Barron celebrated with a shower. Glenwood inmate chides for Black Hawk map collection. county auditor F W Esher boasts 27 maps and aims for 72 more. Gannon Camp Royal Neighbors dues payable at Commerce National Bank. St Paul M E church supper Wednesday at 4 20 with 25c proceeds for W F M S.
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Mae BK. Shane
Waverly
F. S. Bunth
M. Wilson
LuVernary
Cavell
Emmet J. Cavell
Francis Callins
Chicago
Pat T. Weldon
New York City
Paul D. Leigh
Nashua
Sevice
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tinots
T. J. Fuller
Beaver Street
North Chil
N.Y
Gates College Banquet Set for Jan 30 at First Baptist Church
Gates College and parents will attend the twelfth annual complimentary banquet Friday evening January 30 at First Baptist Church. The program includes 36 second toasts by students and two original stunts. Also noted are first round debates of a Town paved roads tournament this evening and tomorrow, with six teams remaining. Gates basketball hosts Wartburg at the Y M C A Boor tomorrow. Bruce Gates to speak at a father and son banquet Thursday at Dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Business College
First Baptist Church
Otto Koenig
Ramona Smith
Wilbur ‘Brown
Mildred Brauffer
Ivan Tellier
Dorothy ‘Shimer
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Library West
Chester Gadwallader
Haywood
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Iie McCollum Jones
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Ada “Ellacher
George Worthen
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. M. Malloy
Della
Charles Fagerlind
Melvin Pagerlind
Becker
Masonic Temple
Louis Armstrong
P. E. O. Sisterhood
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A. Lodge
Prrebaa Hall
Henry C, Dewitt
Fluit Club
Mary Noonan
Church News
Ladies' Social Union of Universalist Church
W.L. Jennish
Roger Jennish
Ronkle
Peter Berg
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Ilex
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Foreign Missionary Society
J. E. Johnson
Aid Society
D. Mitchell
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C. D. Krider
Sory
Herman C. Miller
Ford Wilse Flax
Sweden
Uncle Wigerly and the Woodpecker
Howard R. Garis
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St. Mary’s Court of Foresters
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Glenwood
Chiles F. W. Esher
Black Hawk County
Mills County
O-Keh Records
Cal. J. Miller
Gannon Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
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St. Paul's M. Th
Gates College
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Cellucotton Products
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Evening Courier
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