Elevation and reception mark Waterloo Eastern Star meeting
Elevation of Mrs. Mabel Hulett to associate worthy matron fills vacancy left by Mrs. R. N. MacDonald. Mrs. Margaret Short becomes conductress. Mrs. Ethel Schrag associate conductress. Reception honors Mrs. T. L. Wheeler, Mrs. Grace Sprecher, and visiting dignitaries. Event at Masonic temple includes decorations, harp music, and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hulett
Waterloo
R. N. MacDonald
T. L. Wheeler
Order of Eastern Star
Margaret Short
Hulett
Ethel Schrag
Fred Dahl
Cedar Fails
Grace Sprechar
Denison
Wheeler
H. Trunkey
Becker Chapter
W. G. Wise
Mary Ethel. Dixon
Masonic Temple
Grace Cornish
Laurita Carson
Mmes
Faith McLaughlin
Bessie Ghormley
Fanny Carlson
Elizabeth Lee
Nelle Evans
Truman Wagner
John Duke
Black’s Tearoom
Pythian Sisters Hold Chicken Supper and Meetings
Pythian Sisters Fidelity circle hosted a chicken supper for 50 attendees at Mrs. William Higgins home with 17 past chiefs and two past grand chiefs present. Thanksgiving colors decorated. next meeting moved to December first week. Birthday Party honored Harold J. Miller with 24 friends and music by Aly. and H. C. Stabenow. Mooseheart Legion Women meet Friday for business and officer elections. Legion Auxiliary set for Memorial Hall at 7 p.m. Eastern Star Seeker Chapter plans Thanksgiving dance Friday November 27 at Kaf P hall. White Shrine holds regular meeting Friday.
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Fidelity Circle
William Higgins
Supreme
Lillian Burke
Luella Cowles
Winifred Abbs
Margaret Lawson
Harold J. Miller
Aly
H. C. Stabenow
Birthday Luncheon Notes From Local Clubs At Tea Room
Members of the Triple Four club held a birthday luncheon for Mrs. William Hitchins at Black's tea room at 1 o'clock yesterday. After lunch they listened to the radio and danced. Honors went to Mrs. 18. W. Headford and Mrs. Clarence Kies, with Mrs. Headford and Mrs. A. Stewart as special guests. New Century club hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at White Sea inn with 12 present. Bon Amicus club met last evening with Mrs. W. D. Batley. honors went to Mrs. George Wood and H. H. Stevenson. Mrs. Kon-Yalinka was a guest and Mrs. Phil Lucas was received as a member.
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Triple Four
William Hitchins
Black's Tearoom
Danco
W. Headford
Clarence Kies
Headford
A. Stewart
New Century Club
White Sea Inn
Bon Amicus Club
W. D. Batley
George Wood
H. H. Stevenson
H. Kon- Yalinka
Phil Lucas
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist
Lotus Club
D. B. Fox
Brrs
D. BE. Fox
Jesse Fox
Belle Abrams
Della Schiable
Mate Witt
Chile
Birs
Frank Edgeton
Edwin Dukes
McGuire
Charles W. Viester
Bis. Dukes
R. V. Gilbert
Beauty Advice From a Cold Head to Trim Hair and Skin
Practical tips for women coping with a cold and maintaining appearance. Use soft linen handkerchiefs, sniff menthol, gargle, and apply antiseptics to nasal irritation. Apply cold cream twice daily, wash with hot water, keep lips moist with white lipstick, and bathe with warm tea. Rest in bed with heat and lemon drink to shorten illness. Also advice on removing superfluous body hair with pumice, underarm shaving, and cautions against home hair dye due to unpredictable results.
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Mary Bilen
G. F.H
Ladies of G. A. R. to Entertain Two State Officers
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R will host a dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson Saturday evening for Mrs Lau ri Lawler department president and Mrs Belle Carson department secretary both of North English. The dinner follows an afternoon inspection at Memorial hall an annual event. Attendees should reserve with Mrs Etta Bates by Saturday morning.
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Memorial Hall
PF. C. Sage
Ross Farrell
A. A. Hoffmann
Lincoln Circle
Hotel
Russell
Church Ladies Guilds and Circles Meet Across Town
Numerous church and social groups held meetings and planned events this week. Trinity American Lutheran Women and Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid announced gatherings and a bazar with a chicken supper. Grace M B church and Walnut Street Baptist hosted classes with plans for Christmas boxes and future work. A missionary program at Grate Methodist Episcopal featured Miss Phoebe Becker. Westminster Presbyterian and First Presbyterian groups organized dinners, contests, and upcoming bazaars. A radio carnival and bazar were planned for the parish house with a tearoom. Numerous sewing circles, rummage sales, and bridge games were noted along with refreshments and hostesses across multiple churches.
Waterloo Woman Will Broadcast From Texas
Waterloo resident Mrs. Berta Fay of Mrs Charles street will radio cast from WRR Dallas Texas on November 17. Many Waterloo acquaintances plan to listen as Fay’s daughter Zeeryp Fay signals with the program from the 200 Vine station area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Fay
Charles Street
Dallas
Waterloo
Fay
Vine
Tadio
Buzzard Estate Seeks $7,000 From Waterloo Bank Case
Judge G W Wood took under advisement a claim by the estate of J J Buzzard against Waterloo Bank and Trust Co arising from a 1916 loan of 17000. About 7000 had been paid by Buzzard before his 1922 death. estate argues trustee payments and full deposit return, while receiver classifies as general deposit and proposes pro rata repayment on liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
J. J. Buzzard
Chtins Special Fond
Buzzard
Alfred Longley
O. B. Courtright
J. W. Arbuckle
L. O. Stone
Stone
Buzzard Estate
World War Veteran Ends His Life in Davenport Car
W. J. Campbell, 32, a World War veteran with war wounds that left him with a nervous disorder, was found dead in his car outside Davenport city limits. He appeared to have shot himself in the heart yesterday afternoon. He is survived by a brother, V. G. Campbell, of Lyon, Indiana, who was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
W. J. Camppell
V. G. Campbell
Lyon
Fire alarms from shorted auto wiring on Locust Street
A short circuit in the wiring of I Shaulis’s automobile caused a small fire at 432 Locust Street yesterday. The blaze was extinguished before firefighters arrived, and no damage occurred. An advertisement note urges insurance. A Friday Study Club note and a Missionary society meeting report follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Shaulis
Locust Street
Diphtheria Patient Dorothy Shimer Returns Home
Mrs Ana Shimer and daughter Dorothy Shimer arrive in La Porte City from Waterloo. Dorothy, studying nursing at Lowa City State University, recovered from diphtheria after three weeks at a hospital and plans a week's rest before returning to her studies. Also notes on H C Goodwin's slight embolism improvement and R A Perkins' neuritis, Armistice Day observances, a fall injuring Mrs Vopalac, and various local club meetings and birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Porta City
Ana Shimer
Dorothy Shimer
la Porte City
Fallon
Jos Vopalac
Independence Gets Investment Office of Iowa Power Co
Independence Iowa November 12 Thru the appointment of John T Handt of this city as manager of the investment department of the Northeastern Iowa Power company headquarters for that department will be in Independence The room in the Leytze block on Second avenue two doors south of the post office has been leased by the company and is being fitted up with office equipment and redecorated for the purpose This will result in bringing out of town people to this city who would otherwise go to companys headquarters in Davenport Mr Handt will have an assistant who will be in charge of the office when he is called out on the territory L B Young and HW T Lynch who have had their office in this room have moved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
John T. Handt
Northeastern
Iowa Power Company
Leytze Block
Second Avernue
Davenport
Mr. Handt
L. B. Young
HW. T. Lynch
American Legion events and local notices in Independence
The article notes a Chicago banquet honoring John R. Me. Quigs with Lee Shillinglaw among attendees and a photo at the commander’s left. Independence’s Legion West elects officers. Post commander Paul F. Smith leads, with Harry H. Reide as vice commander and Wilber J. Ryan as adjutant, among others. Five lectures by church and civic leaders are announced, plus a football game against Fayette and a junior game with Manchester. Buchanan county court opens Monday for November term. three anniversaries celebrated at the Dukes home. dramatic contest preliminary rounds follow.
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Shillinglaw
Lee Shillinglaw
C. M. Shillinglaw
Chicago
John R. Me. Quigs
American Legion
Independence Friends
Daves
Harboard
Nicholson
Legion West
BE. M. Shethan Post
Legion Hall
Paul F. Smith
Harry H. Reide
Wilber 7. Ryan
Floyd W. Fox
Charles B. Raffaut
Horace B. Willey
Paul 3. Miller
Chanen
Independence High School
Fayette High
Fair Grounds
Manchester High School
Buchanan County District Court
Cailet
Local High School Contestants Announced for Evening Event
Four were chosen from 13 entries at Tuesday auditions in the high school auditorium. Winners include Elizabeth Cook as The Aen, Harriet Holland as The King, Jennetta Smith as The Happy Prince, and Veda Ricke as Laske. Humorous preliminaries set for Thursday. Naat contest to run the week of November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aen
Elizabeth Cook
King
Harriet Holland
the Happy Prince
Jennetta Smith
Laske
Miiss Veda Ricke
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W. W. Eagle
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Richard Marven
Jack Cook
Bobby Hicks
Tom Ghoslin
Chris Marvelis
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G. A. Boggs
Natal
Charles Kahler
Kensington Club
Mooseheart Legion
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Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
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Grace M. B. Church
Grate
W. W. Marsh
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Dorothy Lumry
Alice Forbes
First Baptist
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Frank Evans
Roy Mayes
J. J. Lyman
C. EB. Carr
Winal
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Robert Tarpy
Frank Leavitt
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J. B. Kohl
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Westminster
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Yerry
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la Porta City
Waterloo Evening Courier
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H.C. Goodwin
RA. Perkins
Belfast
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Vina Bailheim
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Priday
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Charles Fultz
Tf. G. Christiansen
Ht. G. Christians
Nee
J. W. Stewert
Eliza McCartney
W. M. Blough
McCartney
West
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
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Brinkley
Okla
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