Rainbow circle in Cedar Heights marks first anniversary
Rainbow circle, Rainbow post of Rainbow veterans, and King Marson officiated at Memorial Hall as the circle celebrated its first anniversary. E B Maus presented the charter to the circle, praising mothers wives and sisters who formed the auxiliary to support soldiers. Members, officers, and guests attended, with a program of songs prayers and talks. decorations included flags chrysanthemums and carnations. The group plans to decorate floats for Armistice day and hold a thimble bee at Mrs J A Eilers home. officer elections are set for December.
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Rainbow Circle
King Marson Post
Rainbow Post
Rainbow Veterans
Memorial Hall
E. B. Maus
J. O. King
Mays
J. C. Orth
Community Church
Cedar Heights
Margaret Howell
Doris Homewood
T. EB. Duffy
Mr. Orth
J. A. Eilers
Beauty Chats From Edna Kent Forbes on Pimples and Hair Tips
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty advice addressing pimples and skin care. She explains pimples stem from blood poisons tied to digestive issues and constipation, suggesting dietary changes, detox regimens, and external treatments. She also notes Egyptian henna as a hair tonic for certain complexions and cautions on its use.
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C. R.i
Ladies Social Union Hosts All Day Meeting
Mrs Jen nish and Mrs Victor Long will hostesses to the Ladies Social Union at the Jennish Lome for an all day meeting tomorrow. Members bring luncheon dishes for noon. Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary will be entertained at Mrs Perry Belangee's home with Mrs Coykendall assisting Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Reports on the shower for the hospital will be given. After the Engineers hat meeting on Wednesday, husbands accompany wives for a picnic supper.
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Eastern Star
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Grand
Sioux City
Mabel Widell
Jeanette Chickering
Ralph B. Slippy
Trinity Lutheran—Ladies’ Guild
Harry Saylor
E. A. Hansen
E. W. Wardle
Ladies’ Aid Society
T One Universallat
Mra
W. H. Jennish
Victor Long
Ladies’ Social Union
Jennish Lome
Presbyterian Avuodiliary
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Perry W. Belangee
G. M. Coykendall
Ll .E
Engineers’ Hat
Wonder Club formed by Construction Machinery workers
A group of young women employed by Construction Machinery met with Miss Lavern Kloster last evening to form the Wonder club. They will meet biweekly for needlework and social events. Officers to be elected at the next gathering. Several musical numbers were performed and a tray luncheon was served by Mrs. F. C. Kloster and daughter Miss Gladys.
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Cecilian Society
St. Mary’s Hall
Elizabeth Kurth
Elvin W. Bute
Marjory Shimp
Imost
Josephine Bernard
Penic Sorocer
Aliss Vivian Biddulph
Lucile Knowl
Kathryn Morgan
Knouff Home
Minnie Hill
Bessie Hoth
Nellie Conery
Geset Trude Kies
Charles E. Barron
St. Joseph's Church
Veronica Conery
Kies
R. EB. Addington
Martha Thompson
Harold Vincent Milligan
Bernice Call
Edward J. Walt
Nina Ricketts
Gillian
Elizabeth Kenny
Mercy Aylesworth
Burton E. Sweet
Edna Lick
Stella Bushnell
Alice Wykoff
Construction Machinery Company
Lavern Kloster
Wonder Club
F. C. Kloster
Gladys
Jealous King Frost Part V The Sandman Story
Mrs F A Walker continues The Sandman Story with King Frost stealing the Queen’s gold wand after a toboggan run down a frozen waterfall. Green Elves search frantically as frosty magic points northward, while fairies and the Queen linger at the bottom.
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King Frost
Green Elves Pursue Frost King Over North Wand
Elves hunt the Frost King who stole the Queen’s wand. The Green Elves vow to uncover the hidden location and recover the magic rod, while Fairies offer support but fear losing their Queen’s power. The pursuit continues tomorrow.
Radium lecture and program for First Congregational fathers and sons
Fathers and sons of the First Congregational church meet tonight at 6 30 with Prof Nicholas Knight presenting a radium lecture and exhibit. The program includes community singing shadowgraphs indoor sports and a four round boxing bout with indoor baseball and football events.
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Fathers and Sons
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Nicholas Knight
Main Street People to See Play in Waterloo Guests
Miss Belle Caldwell reports the popularity of Sinclair Lewis's Main Street during a Waterloo layover en route from New York City. Lewis will host a matinee audience at the National Theatre, inviting locals born on 4 Main street in small towns to attend.
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Sinclair Lewis
Belle Caldwell
Charles City
Waterloo
New York City
Caldwell
Main Street
Mr. Lewis
National Theatre
Civil Service Exams Held In Federal Building
Three candidates sat the United States civil service examination for stenographer, clerk and typist before Clyde Nernd, secretary for the civil service commission, in the Federal Building today. South Sea Island women sit down to dance and merely wave their arms.
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Civil Service
United States Civi Service
Stenar
Clyde ‘ —Nerd
Civil Service Commission
South Sea Island
Side Talks on Borrowing and Lending Thrift and Abuse
Ruth Cameron muses on lending and borrowing highlighting canoe, car, and book mishaps. She recalls a borrower wrecking a canoe, a strict set of books missed, and her own memory lapses with cap and gown. She questions if abuse harms lenders and others, urging awareness of shared loss.
Night School Opens At West High In Waterloo
Fifteen people aged about 20 to 50 gathered at Waterloo West High last night seeking night school courses in reading writing and spelling. Two weekly sessions 7 to 9 pm Mondays and Wednesdays will run if a class forms. instructors not yet appointed. Demand in Waterloo East remains uncertain with fewer than six inquiries so far.
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West High
Waterloo East
G. W. Kline
Kline
Courier Pattern Service Advertisement
The notice promotes sending 15 cents for courier patterns from the Fashion Department to Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns allow seams and are produced as soon as possible, with an estimated ten day delivery after art submission.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Night school plans curtailed by superintendent
Supt. Kline says night school in these studies is not expedient under prepailng conditions. He notes reduced demand for work by high school age youths as higher educational facilities in regular day school attract more students than in past years.
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Sion
Kline
Mild Snow Arrives as First Winter Snow Falls in Waterloo
The cold wave reached Waterloo with a light snowstorm this morning turning to snow at 7 30 pm. Heavy flakes covered the ground all day marking the first snowfall of the season aside from an October flurry. Temperatures barely touched freezing at 33 degrees as snow began.
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Waterloo
Sawyer Fails To Post Bond In Moonshine Case
J. E. Sawyer of Gilbertville Iowa bound over to the grand jury on a moonshine operation charge. He failed to post bond and was jailed after deputies found an elaborate basement distillation setup and a large stash of high grade alcohol. Deputies Robinson and Holker arrested him at his home last Friday evening. A separate note mentions Turkey barring bachelors from civil service positions.
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J. E. Sawyer
Gilbertville
Grand
Sawyer
Robinson and
Holker
Turkey
Early Morning Fire Alarm At Illinois Central Shops
Smoke from burning waste in the Illinois Central shops aroused a watchman who triggered a private fire alarm at 4:30 am. A later blast signaled the fire was out as residents in the city noted the incident.
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Imnois Central
Illinois Central Company
Firefighters Respond Rapidly with No Damage
A local fire company at the sbops acted quickly to a reported alarm. No damage occurred and the city department was not summoned.
First Presbyterian Father and Son Banquet Held
The second annual father and son banquet at First Presbyterian Church begins at 6 a.m. today. R. A. Buck serves as master of ceremonies and Oliver Trumbauer acts as toastmaster. There will be talks, games, stunts and pictures presented by Majel guild members.
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Presbyterian ‘Church
Majel Guild
R. A. Buck
Oliver Trumbauer
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