Cedar Heights Woman's Club entertains forty seven guests
Cedar Heights Woman's club hosted 47 women at Mrs. P. L. A. Petersons home with a varied program. Mrs. A Homegutchen presided. Mrs. Jar Haifa played three violin pieces with piano by Mrs. Emmett Ben Covell. A sextet formed by several members, Miss Beltbethll read, Camp Fire girls from Cedar Falls high school demonstrated their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homa
Cedar Heights
H. Piper
Miss Belt Thell
Mmes
Parrott
W. Eaton
Amos Burhans
T. Morehouse
Miss Bess Shatmaker
R. L. Sietzel
R. L. Sietzel, 3. C. Kingsland, M. J. Fowler, J. E. Mayo and Hh, J, Slaughter
Cedar Fats High School
Gridiron Club Plans Semi Annual Banquet Tonight
Gridiron club members will honor their ladies at a semi annual banquet in Black's tearoom tonight with a program led by Leo Cohrt as toastmaster. Glenn Heers Tay Paul alph Biller Karl Krause and Charles Greelay are among participants.
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Gridiron Club
Leo Cohrt
Glenn Heers
Tay Paul
Alph Biller
Karl Krause
Charles Greelay
Meani
Side Talks on Packing by a Pessimist and Optimist
The author contrasts the packer’s mindset with a pessimist who leaves space for last minute items. She describes repeated packing attempts, the tension of space, and humorous mishaps from suitcases to bed slippers. The piece reflects on optimism and cautious planning.
Foot Massage as a Cure All for Complexion and Feet
Massage favors the extremities as a tonic for nervous fatigue and bed headaches. Soak feet in hot water, rub with witch hazel, and massage thoroughly to refresh and stimulate the feet and hands, easing many foot troubles and improving circulation.
Death of Enos Bronson on Anniversary of Birth and Marriage
News arrives of the 90 year old Enos A. Bronson of Newburgh New York who died on the anniversary of his birth and marriage. He served in the Civil War and leaves a widow daughter and several relatives in Waterloo.
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Enos Bronson
Enos A. Bronson
Newburgh
N. Y
Waterloo
Lyman H. Brongan
Clayton E. Bronson
Drs
Jessa
Arth
Allie
Raymond
Martha Owens
Emmanuel Perrott
Surive
Decedent
Waterbury
Congo
J.B. King & Co
Staten Island
Hea
Slub Notes and Happy Hour clubs host day of teas and luncheons
An all day thimblebee and a 1 o'clock luncheon were hosted by Slub Notes Star-Rebekah club at Mrs. L. A. Danton's home with music by the club quartet and Miss Leona Hobbing. Happy Hour Needlework club met at Mrs. C. A. Mills for a luncheon, with Mrs. H. Br. Agnew assisting. pink and white cyclamen adorned tables. New officers for the year were elected: Mrs. James Black president, Mrs. W.C. Kohl vice president, and Mrs. J.S. Reed secretary-treasurer. Various members and visitors attended and a drawing contest crowned prizes to Mrs. Will Bradford and Mrs. Stevenson. A 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's tea room hosted Birthday club members and three visitors. prizes in 600 were awarded to several members.
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Pythian Sisters
Anna Plig-bins
Fidelity Circle
Salla Frank
Gertruda Schenigye
Miss Frank
Albertine Stoddard
Star-Rebekah
Mra. L. A. Danton
Leona Hobbing
Happy Hour
C. A. Mills
al O'Clock
H. BR. Agnew
C. O. Booth
J. A. Butterfield
Washington, D. See
James Black
WC. Kohl
JS. B. Reed
L. A
R. T
P. J. Mulray
Ittis Katherine Mulray
Clydine Bush
Hazel Simpson
Will Bradford
Stevenson
7.T. Muldoon
Black's
Birthday Club
L. D. Millar
Frank Obelo
Joe Meany
J.J. Kildea
Meany
M. W. Kelly
First Presbyterian Westmin ster Guild Studies China Mission
Twenty members of the Westminster guild met with Miss Jessie Cooley on Tuesday afternoon to hear reports on missions in China. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Westminster Guild
China
Jessie Cooley
Police Notes Highlight Theft Attempt and Arrests
Thieves failed to break into Dunham and Sohner grocery at 128 Fourth East thanks to Patrolman Bert Douglass. A car at 224 Sunnyside had its cushions and curtains stripped. Rockford UK officer John Anderson left a prisoner in city jail. A Jesup man was jailed for intoxication after a bootlegger encounter. Fay Lincoln and A C Brown were held for disorderly conduct after requesting help from the police matron. A detective investigated the matron’s tale of distress and bond potential.
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Dunham & Sohner Grotery
Fourth East
Bert Douglass
Percy Hileman
Sunnyside
John Anderson
Police Department
Rockford
Jall
Fremont
Neb
Jesup
Tas Fay Lincoln
A. C. Brown
Legislature Sticks to Code, Buffers New Legislation
The general assembly continues codification work and resists new laws. Debate centers on amending existing statutes, with few new bills advancing as sessions push toward March.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
al Uio
Pew
Chars
Damage suit over child killed by delivery truck proceeds to jury
J O Williams as administrator of Francis Nicholson estate sues J D Cohn for damages after 18 month old Nicholson was run over by Cohns delivery truck. Trial this week in Judge E B Stiles division assesses ordinary care by two clerks and driver. jurors listed include Bittinger King Matealf Mayer Canfield Ulrich Caleman Waters Jack Sherwood Ocher Bartch.
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J. O. Williams
Francis Nicholson
J. D. Cohn
E. B. Stiles
Cohn
Othe
Waterloo Engineers Attend Cedar Rapids Convention
Several Waterloo engineers join the thirty sixth annual Town Engineering Society convention in Cedar Rapids. City engineer Earl B. Spencer assistant county engineer Paul Graham and Ralph B. Slippy are listed among attendees. About 300 members expected with W H Finley of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad as principal speaker at an informal banquet tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Town Engineering Society
Cedar Rapids
Ralph B. Slippy
Earl
B. Spencer
Paul Graham
W. H. Finley
Chicapo & Northwestern Railroad
Eight East High Students Excused From Exams
Eight of about 500 East High students were excused from all semester examinations after earning a semester average of A. Teachers announced the semi yearly tests began today at noon and will end tomorrow noon. The excused seniors were Dorothy Welch Emma Bauman Lynville Carpenter James Nauman Kenneth Hoover Ly title Knowles Loyce Thornberry Sidney Mazaretski.
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East High
Dorothy Welch
Emma Bauman
Lynville Carpenter
James Nauman
Kenneth Hoover
Lytitle Knowles
Loyce Thornberry
Sidney Mazaretski
Springlike Weather Forecasted to Continue
The state bureau projects continued springlike weather with fair conditions tonight and tomorrow and little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 40 degrees above zero, then last night’s low fell to 26 above.
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Tomorow
State Bureau
Expert Bridge For All Bridge Players No Trump Complex
An exploration of No Trump bidding in bridge argues for strategic suit bids over speculative No Trumps. The author recalls a town game where a player defended a strong No Trump bid with a misleading read, noting modern bidding favors gradual suit escalation to reach No Trump. Examples compare No Trump and suit-bid play, warning against relying on made up suits and praising careful, value-based bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Spade
Middlewest
Bamum
Wera
Jurors Drawn in Suit Against Rock Island Railroad
Jurors were drawn for a damage suit brought by J. B. Newman administrator of T. B. Carpenter and Celia Carpenter against the Rock Island railroad. The panel includes Edward Baker and 28 others. recalls were granted for regular jurors. The accident at the Black Hawk creek crossing killed the Carpenters and two children aboard the Carpenter car.
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Talesmen
J. B. Newman
T. B. Carpenter
Celia
Rock Island Railroad
Edward W. Baker
T. D. Beck
Oscar Bergson
Fréd Bronson
Harry Buuch
Maude M. Folk
BE. EB. German
Arlo Green
A. EB. Hartwig
J. W. Henderson
W. ¥. Henning
W. H. Howrey
B. B. Hunter
V. J. Isley
J. &. Jack
F. H. Kezar
W. J. Kilgore
William Kline
CGC
F. Kurth
J. D. LaTier
G. L. Lemper
Black Hawk Creek
Palered
Carpenter
Ranney Dies at New Hartford in Iowa
Daniel L. Ranney 76 a longtime New Hartford resident died at home from pneumonia. He was active in Baptist church work. Survived by son Roy and daughter Effie Hurlburt, both of New Hartford.
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New Hartford
Daniel L. Ranney
Ranney
Ars
Roy
Effie Hurlburt
Radio Broadcasts From Chicago Y M C A Promote Health
Chicago Central Y M C A begins daily radio calisthenics at 7 a m from KYW with P A Leonhardt in charge. Health talks accompany the program with speakers including Dr R A Allen, Red Grange, and coaches Thistlewaite Rockne Uppke Griffith. A health chart service and upcoming Y M C A events share details.
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Chicago Central Y. M. C. A
KYW
P. A. Leonhardt
WMAQ
R. A. Allen
Cfty
J. A. Allen
Hriday
Harold
Red) Grange
University of Illinois
R.A. Allen
Wabash Avenas Department
Thistlewaite
Rockne
Uppke
Sriffith
Y. Mlc
Chicago Central
South LaSalle
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Ames
Iowa
Snow Used to Fight Clarksville Fire After Pump Fails
Clarksville Ta January 30 Special. Snow was used as a last resort when chemicals were exhausted and a pump broke in attempts to check flames at Herman Rohlwing’s residence three miles east on the Waverly road. The kitchen dining room roofs burned and windows were broken. total damage estimated at 1000 covered by insurance.
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Clarksville
Herman Rohlwing
Mrs A Kipp Home Damaged by Fire in City Blaze
A defective chimney caused a fire that damaged the two story home of Mrs Anna Kipp at 1131 Logan with loss estimated at 1500. Roof and attic were destroyed but fire stopped at attic floor. Fire crews used two streams of water and chemicals. other small blazes in town occurred around 8:35 and 8:50 a m and a third alert at 3 57 p m near Fourth East.
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Anna Kipp
Logan
I i
M. L. Jones
Ricker
Kipp
Fourth
Panor Shoe
Dana MecKiver
Mother Walks 1000 Miles for Son in Detroit
Mrs Mary Hansen walked over 1000 miles from Sioux Falls to Detroit to tend her ill son Joseph. She traveled with motor aid along the route and arrived after World War I veteran and prisoner advocacy lines. Her first long trek was from Blantina to Washington to appeal to President Harding for her son at Leavenworth.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Hansen
Joseph
Sioux Falls
Nansen
Yestery
Argonne Forest
American Legion
Hansen
Blantana
Washington
Harding
Leavenworth
Kan
Marion
Savings Bank to Install Show Windows at Waterloo
Waterloo Savings bank plans new show windows replacing plate glass storefronts. Nauman Lumber Company will build the cabinets and work will begin at once. President J. E. Johnson says banks have something to sell like merchandise and the feature will attract customers and be profitable for patrons.
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Nauman Lumber Company
Pray
J. E. Johnson
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 165 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Couridr
Waterloo
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St. John's Parish
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