Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
A busy evening at C D Cass residence featured speeches for a five year building fund drive. Members discussed duties within the Rainbow drive and planned a chicken supper at Memorial Hall. Chapur Fi read papers, and Rainbow sisters announced upcoming events and a thimble bee at Memorial Hall with a noon picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Cass
W. A. Builiding Fund
Marsateyw
Florence Knox
Mpir Mande Graham
Anna Granin
Tie Cavan
Jwaker
Chapur Fi
Harry Northey
W. W. Witte
Rainbow Rele
Rainbow Oi
Memorial Hall
At & O'Elack
Re“Forshnenia
Margaret Beckett
J. KB. Roberts
Ww. R. C.—Woman' S Teelief Corps
Mars Partiett
Carrie Leckington
Julia White
Community Players Readying Show at East High Friday
Local Cedar Heights group presents Tha Reno Divorce Court at East High Friday evening under First Presbyterian oversight. Mrs Bellekerhoff directs. The Shot Maker stars in the lead. Birthday surprise for Archie Clementy noted. community plans bazaar and charity events across Waterloo communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Buo
Isso Ok
Waterloo
East Biel
Bellekerhoft
Atee
Beauty guidance columns offer skin care and weight tips
Edna Kent Forbes advises on scar removal from pimples with fata treatment and creams, plus tips to gain weight using olive oil and chocolate malt drinks. She describes henna shampoo to gloss hair, a cream making method, and general health advice including exercise and gradual hair growth with a weekly egg shampoo.
SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CAMERON SAMPLES OF COLOR AND FASHION
Ruth Cameron reflects on fashion trends, color contrasts, and the allure of fabric in a collage of thoughts. She praises color harmonies and celebrates silk shades and dramatic palettes, noting how visual effects shape style and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Red Cross drive gathers volunteers and aid plans
Local American Legion members and Red Cross workers met at a dinner to organize a regional drive in Waterloo Texas. Officers and volunteers, including school solicitors, prepare to circulate within schools and businesses to raise memberships and support for veteran aid and disabled services. Colored ex-service men receive attention from home services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Les
Vermont Miller, Jr
Red Cross
Mr. Bowne
Austin-Tolliver
Leghan
Home Services Section
George GB. Worthen Toda
Church News Highlights Local Woman Auxiliaries
A Wenan home mission society was organized by 28 members at First Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Officers include Mabel Johnstone president and Evalyn Tierman vice president. Women from Worthminster and Unity guilds host Thanksgiving gatherings and plan study sessions and charitable activities with several committees and meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Young Wenan
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Delfs
Waterloo
Mabel Johnstone
Evalyn Tierman
Kathleen Case
Mildred Roderick
Alesia Hickerson
Yeomans Wi Society of Tinister Pr Ty Church
First Presbyteria Church
Dickens Club Elects Officers at Yearstart Meeting
Mrs. Nellie Entwisle elected president with Mrs. Louise Shupe as vice president and Mrs. Addie Thoielikiss as secretary at a December gathering. The club, a group of Lincoln Ladies of the 64th order, plans a Christmas party December 18 at Mrs. Alta Fisher’s home with gift exchange and a Christmas quota. Members traced origins to Muscatine ten years ago and subsequent Waterton era activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
Viret
M. E. Church
5. G. Stevenson
Genevieve Nichols
Maude Davis
Gertrude Roderick
Mabel Barr
Dickens Cilb
Louise Shupe
Nellie Entwisle
Shupe
Vica Presdent
Addie Thoielikiss
Charles Eaton
Eliy
Agar
Proteus
Alta Fisher
Ralkcau
Te 64
Lincoln Elvete
Order
Muscatine
Waterton
Vickens Chrb
Eiwd
Raid on Chickens Strips Woman of Winter Support
Mrs. Chris Olsen of Grove Street lost a flock of chickens in a nighttime theft. The elderly woman, who planned to raise and sell the birds for winter income, now has no means to earn money for the season.
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Cedar
Cyken Park
Chris Olsen
Grove Street
Enjoyable Autumn Weather Continues Amid Freezing Lows
Weather bulletin notes temperatures near freezing with a low of 28 and a high of 37, forecasting no immediate change. The piece references Ralph B Slippy county engineer and mentions snow patterns in Waterloo and prior Novembers, along with a casual remark on tel supply and mine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
County
Eugineer
Severa
Althe Waterloo
Dietrick Suffers Appendicitis Operation in California
F B Dietrick underwent an appendicitis operation in a California hospital on Thursday after a sudden illness. He is slowly recovering, reported by his sister Mrs Helle Wise of this city. Dietrick had attended church services with his wife the prior Wednesday evening before seeking hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BR. Dietrick
Fan Liege
Cal
Helle
Dietrick
Thayas Rished
Mr. Dietrick
California
Prayers and Labors Unite for Central Christian Church Home
Central Christian Church launches a building campaign led by Rev. G. D. Serrill with prayer services on Thursday. Friday’s church meeting will feature slides of the proposed Fourth and Locust streets edifice as Rev. W. J. Hastie speaks, replacing Dr. Charles Metcalf.
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Central Christian Church
G. D. Serrill
Fourth and Locust Streets
W. J. Hastie
Liscomb
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Hastie
Charles Metcalf
Hes Moines
Medical Clinic Awaits Community Chest Drive Result
Waterloo Medical Society postponed action on establishing a clinic linked to the Social Welfare League. The decision delays until after the Community Chest drive to assess Wel fare League cooperation and available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Waterloo
Waterloo Medical Society
Community Chest
Welfare League
Welfare League Teams With Waterloo Aid In Relief Drive
The Social Welfare league thanks the Waterloo Ministerial Association for promised aid to aid the needy in Waterloo. Thomas Reaney says funds will ease cold and clothing distress while principals and teachers help identify cases. He appeals for old clothing and shoes as a cold spell increases relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Waterloo
Thomas Reaney
Co-Operative
Heaney
Morrison Tappon faces perjury charge in aiding a friend
Morrison Tappon of 426 Saxon Street was arrested by municipal court bailiff Theodore Peek on a perjury charge and released on $1,000 bond. He allegedly helped Howard Ranney and Mabel Redmann obtain a license to wed on October 7, 1922 and swore that Mabel was 19 when she was 16. The information bears A G Reid, assistant county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison KR
Tapnon
Saxon Street
Theodore Peek
Tappan
Howard Ranney
Mabel Redmann
Wee
Amabel
A. G. Reid
Federal grand jury cases heard for Brannon and Goss
Charles Brannon and Joe Goss were bound over to the federal grand jury under $500 bonds each after hearings before U S Commissioner J B Demp. Carl O Naren and Gasford Baldwin waived hearings with bonds set at $460 and $800 respectively, all linked to liquor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Brannon
Joe Goss
J. B. Demp
Federal Missioner
Federal Grand Jury
Carl O'Naren
Gasford Baldwin
Uncle Harry Explains Ship Subsidy Bill to Jimmy
Uncle Harry and Jimmy discuss why the United States needs a ship subsidy to aid private ship owners. They outline how U.S. shipping declined after Civil War, economic shifts during world wars, debt and surplus issues, and how subsidies aim to encourage private participation and improve American maritime capability.
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Uncle Harry
Jimmy
Uncle T Harry
United States
Europe
Ameriean
Harry
Joe
Timothyth Richardson Vie Cedar Walls
Timothyth Richardson, 9 year old son of Dr and Mrs Bach J Richardson of Nineteenth Street West, died after a ten day illness of bronchitis. Services are set for 10 a m tomorrow with Rev W W Co Deer of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be at New Hartford, former family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothty Richardson
Cedar Walls
Timothy
Air
Bach J. Richardson
Nineteenth Street West
Rev
WW. CO
Deer
First Baptist Church
New Hartford
Education Declared Unnecessary by Local Author
Luke Wata told Judge F.C. Bpker in juvenile court that education is unnecessary for his kind of fiction. He attended North Springfield High School until a year ago before calling himself an author of dubious works.
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Akron. D
Luke Wata
F.C. Bpker
Hare
Luke
North Springield High School
Hawthorne Type Denies Deadwood Dilek Link
The writer admits he has not sold any works or given them titles yet, stating titles remain to be chosen. He denies emphatically that his novels resemble the Deadwood Dilek style, and he wears his hair in a bushy roll.
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King
Seal Orien
Galden Brosen
Turcoral
Neptune
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