Water loo Woman's Club November Birthday Party
Water loo Woman's club hosts a November birthday party with four cards and sewing as diversions. Mrs. George C. Welker chairs arrangements and supervises committees guiding refreshments, hosting, and program details at the Water loo clubhouse on Monday afternoon November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
George C. Welker
Floyd Chamberlain
Mines
WB. Nauman
Arthur Simpson
John Swiss
F. F. McElhinney
E. F. Stevenson
Nellie Green
J. G. Messgin
Mmus
J. J. Sweeney
C. E. Brokaw
Crowther
F. L. Benedict
J. A., Foote
Fred Pence
Mary Horner
George DeWald
Imes
H. L. Hawk
F. L. Heverley
J. R. Howard
M. H. Cleveland
R. H. Thompson
Bert Williams
George Waren
C A. Clack
O.L. Ostrander
He’ Mmes
Sam Peterson
C. C. Shean
Roy Sinnard
John Wilson
J. K. Allen
F. H. Wright
W. P. Hoxie
Orchestra Solo Feature at First M. E. Church Concert
The First M. E. church orchestra led by C Albert Scholin will present a concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church auditorium. The program includes cornet and violin solos, a number of vocal pieces, and ensemble numbers. Selections listed feature Raymond, Tannhauser, Moonlight Sonata, Canebrakes, Draumerei, Hungarian Dances, and other works performed by K A Borges, Nisa Maybeth Mack, Schumann Prandyis, and the orchestra.
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M. E
S P.m
C. Albert Scholin
Raymond
Thomas-Roberts
Comet
Tannhauser
Wagner-Hecker
K. A
Strobl
Nevins
Theodora Ptek
Hospital Benefit Planned for First Auxiliary Meeting
The annual Presbyterian hospital shower of fruit, jellies and linens will be held at the first auxiliary meeting.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Lamps That Look Expensive Prompt Christmas Shopping Insight
A trolley talk between two women on a hunting trip through shops reveals a habit of seeking items that look pricier than they are. The piece argues this hunt lengthens shopping and reflects on the distorted idea of giving as a spontaneous expression of love.
Beauty Chats and Personal Care Advice From Readers
A column replies to readers on dieting skin care and grooming. Advice covers avoiding heavy foods, sun exposure, nail and cuticle care, facial lines from stress, hair and skin steps, and sleeping positions for adults and children.
Club Notes From Local Societies
Mrs William McGlade will host Wild Rose club all day Thursday for comforts with a picnic dinner at noon. G I A to B of BE meet tomorrow afternoon for picnic supper and social time. ForgetMeNot club to be entertained at Mrs Leo Billings home Thursday afternoon. attendees to bring sandwiches and another food item for the picnic. dishes provided by hostess.
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Westminster Presbyterian «Church
Friends of the Hospital
G. M. Covkentiall
William McGlade
Wild Rose Club
Forget
Leo Billings
Women church events and social notices in Burton Avenue area
Miss Marguerite Driscoll and committee served refreshments. Burton Avenue Baptist Women will meet tomorrow after noon at the church for social time and a program including an address on Chinese mission by Mrs. Stanley Dixon visiting on furlough. Women of St John’s Catron church host thimblebee tomorrow at 1620 Mulberry St chapel. Mrs. Noble Little with helpers will receive Central Christian Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday for bazar plans. Ladies Social Union meets at Universalist parish hall tomorrow with supper and program. Macedonian Bible class holds all day session tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian Church parlors.
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Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Burton Avenue Baptist Women’s Eirely
Stanley Dixon
St. John’s Catron Church
Mulberry Street
Noble Little
Willis Richardson
Lester Martin
Central Christian Ladies' Aid Society
Ladies' Social Union
Universalist Parish Hall
P. m
Westminster Presbyterian Church
County autos licensing rising with 1923 totals reported
The article notes that by 1923 the county has licensed 11 790 automobiles and the motor vehicle head, L L Orth, predicts about 11 800 may be issued before 1924 plates go on sale. It also lists residents returning from trips and local events including a Masonic cornerstone ceremony in Cedar Rapids.
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L. L. Orth
City in Brief and Social Notices
Fred W. Peters of International Mercantile Marine Chicago was here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robe plan winter in Long Beach California. St Paul’s Methodist Ladies Aid meets at the church tomorrow afternoon. Doyle H. Wren returns from a Dubuque visit. Mr. and Mrs. AL Pattit of Osage en route to Florida. Miss Bessie Bird returns from Charles City on business. Waterloo Shrine club to sponsor a dance for Master Masons at Armory hall Friday Dec 7. Mrs. E. P. Hulett returns from Waverly visit. Mrs. Nettie Diamond of Mason City visits 1722 Third Ave W. Harry W. Startong visits Waterloo on business. A. Clark of Repass Auto attends National Automotive Dealers’ Assn convention in Chicago. Mrs. William Newton of Chicago visits her daughter Mrs. S. A. Cleveland, a former resident. Waterloo Social Welfare League board meets at Black’s tearoom 12:15 p m tomorrow. Fern Stanson, 420 Almond, moved home after operation at St. Francis. recovering. No action on graveling Hagie township road to Tama county. M. H. Loomer and wife return from two weeks in Boone by motor. Mrs. John N Niedert ill with diphtheria. Catherine Yerguson, 10, Scarlet fever at 1290 Burton Ave. William Gindt returns from Ottumwa after attending a corporate board meeting. Coutts and DeWitt Spensley visit relatives. student’s return to University of Iowa. Charles Smith of Waterloo Y M C A leaves for St. Louis to attend railroad Y M C A convention.
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Fred W. Peters
International Mercantile Marine Company
Chicago
W. M. Robe
Long Beach
Cal
Ladies' Aid Society’s
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Doyle H. Wren Ias
Dubuque
al’ Pattit
Osago
Florida
Harry W. Startong
Oo Sett
Do. A. Clark
Repass Auto Company
National Automotive Dealers’ Association
William Newton
S. A. Cleveland
Third Street West
Waterloo
Waterloo Social Welfare League Board
Black’s
Misa Fern Stanson
Almond
St. Francis Hospital
Hagie Township
Tama County
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street
Boone
John N Niedert
Ankeny
Catherine Yerguson
Burton Avenue
William Gindt
Ottumwa
Io 7
Charles Smith
Waterloo Railway Y. M. C. A
St. Louis
Grandmothers and weather frame a changeling verse
A letter parcel mixes verse and notes about license plate sales and local officials. It mentions B A Mosher and T Smith from Chicago Great Western Railway in Des Moines. The writer cites Ed Madigan's treasurer office for 1923 plates and reflects on grandma’s wisdom amid seasonal changes and holiday images.
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B. A. Mosher
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
T. Smith
Chicago
Ed. Madigan
McGlade Speaks on Famous Battles at Legion Party
Members of the Women's Auxiliary to Becker-Chapman Post American Legion hosted legionnaires and their fathers in Memorial Hall. John G. McGlade compared battles at Lexington Concord and the Argonne to Armistice day ideals, noting force and sacrifice. The program included music by local performers and readings, ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
John G. McGlade
West Schools
Lexington
Concorum
Argonne
Gettysburg
Geraldine Brinkman
Hortense Morgans
Wilma Anderson
Frank Bernard
Alice Brown Shores
Mary Kildea
Dr. A. A. Hoffmann
Louis
John
Andrew Salz
J. J. Foarde
Karl Zellhoefer
John Gilles
Assembly
Child Photograph Featured In Chicago Chrysanthemum Show
Alene Dunlap of Waterloo aged three posed among giant mums at Garfield Park conservatory as part of Chicago’s chrysanthemum show. The exhibit draws florists and visitors nationwide to admire scientifically bred blooms. The feature appeared in the Chicago Evening American.
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Alene
Bernard W. Dunlap
Independence Avenue
Chicagol
Dunlaps
Chicago
Waterloo
Courier
Orient
Alene Dunlap
Luck observes ninetieth birthday in New Hartford Iowa
G B Luck, who carried mail from Cedar Rapids to Cedar Falls in the area’s early days, marked his 90th birthday in New Hartford on Friday. Family hosted a picnic dinner and all day reunion with children and grandchildren. friends joined for an informal gathering in the evening.
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New Hartford
G. B. Luck
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Mr. Luck
Bolling
Popular Blouse Pattern From Fashion Department
A May 1923 notice offers an Up-to-date pattern for a stylish blouse in slip-on style. Patterns come in six sizes 34 to 44 bust and require 25 yards of fabric for 38 inch size with long sleeves. 24/4 yards for short sleeves. Send 15 cents per pattern and 12 cents for the Fall and Winter 1923 24 Book of Fashions.
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Des
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Agaon
Pioneering Iowa settler Luck timeline and Cedar Falls ties
Green Bay area to Dubuque, then Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids mail routes in early Iowa. Luther Luck and Susan Williams married 1854, first couple married in Butler County. They farmed, moved to Sinclair after a Cedar Falls store fire, with Luck operating a store until his death.
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Waterloo
Susan Williams
Luck
Butler County
Harlan Bros
Cedar Falls
Butle County
Sinclair
Family obituary notes large descendants and relocated image text
The obituary records a move to New Hartford, a wife who died March 30 1920, seven of ten children living, and forty two grandchildren plus forty two great grandchildren. It mentions a painting about Michel Angelo and the temptation of Saint Anthony as a referenced subject.
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New Hartford
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Woman’s Club
Cedar Review
Beno Hurball
Link Circle
F. OL O
Hall West
B. Cluv
Jay Sternburgh
Westfielt Social Union
Thomas Shafter
United Brethren Missionary Society
Aira
O G. Bord
Westminster Workers
H. Ay Linthere
VA Jones
Y, WC. A
Mins Hielen Urennecke
J. N. MacDoneld
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Margaret Sangster
Knapp
Gladys Crewell
Hawalian
Alctar Sole
Arvilie Young
Nellie Mosley
You Crowell
Harding
Nina Hamphrey
Jocelyn
Cedar Weldts
Irs
W. J. Sutecliffe
Cedar Heights
Rollcals
Eastern Star
W. A. Warren
Becker Chapter
Maunclay
J. M. Towne
OC. H. Bunker
Robert Neuman
Gates Street
Margaret Nauman
Berdetts Smith
University
Greater Waterloo Association
J. F. Schermarhorn
Luen
Indiana
F. I. Chamberlain
Be. Wy
Eda Behrens
Phi Sigma Chi
K. C. Bail
Black's
Arnold Mitchell
Paul Manning
Roy McComb
Lincoln P.T. A
F. C. Sages
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Harbin
Masonic Temple
Laura Wiley
Ee Nurses’ Association
Minniie Martin
Minnie Maibaner
Presbyterian
Modern Brotherhood of America
Lodge 67
Ben Hur Hall
W. B.A
Viola Johnson
Waterloo Review
Pythian Sisters
Fidelity Circle
Anna Higging
Bazar
Jane
F. R
Dorothy
Church News
Louis Blitsch
Majel Guild
Mizpah Chete
Kine
M. M. Beal
Unity! Circle
Hazel Bond Witt
Jane Haffa
Laverne Ben] Covell
H. Verne Myers
American Luther League
Fremont
Vine Streets
Callie Cline
Jeannette Pardee
Tadia
Trinity American Lautheran Ladies’ Guild
John Hileman
Emma Giesman
St. Mary's Parish
St. Joseph's Catholic Girls’ Club
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Adeling Hares
Olivia Hacker
Helen Delagardelle
Dorothy Greslis
Marguerite Driscoll
Bernard Duniapee
Dun
Iap
A. BE. Ham
Milwaukee
Lake Tawaukee
Wis
George Loveaul
Walter Lee
Kenneth Butch
Iowa State College
Ames
Violet Burd
Russell
Burton
Fort
Mount St. Joseph College
Mr . P. Cahill
Lafayette Street
John and
Joseph Steely
H. D. Haffa
W. A. Goodman
Orio Miller
Linn County
el Kahir
Overland Waterloo Company
Buchanan, Y
AL Olden
Grandilys Magiory
Joan
Grandmother
M. FJ. Fritz
Waterlos, Ta
Nov
McGlade
Party For Legion
Gillett
Sherer-Gillett CO
Gillett’s
Mums’ of
Ine
Sareveta
Bene Enane
Michael Angelo
Ee Ter Cupfee Sd
Jou
Altstadtt & Langlas Baking Co
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