Junio Musicale at Sacred Heart School Society program
Members of the Bacred Heart School music department gave a program in the auditorium at 2 p m. featuring solos and ensemble numbers by Agnes McGinde Helen Martin Margaret J Byrne Beulah Mason and others. A cradle roll party followed at First Baptist with a Thanksgiving theme and a luncheon.
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Junio Musicale
Bacred Heart School
Marion Lord
Rowe
Rong
Mahoney
Presser
Klarmeticn
Agnes McGinde
Helen Martin
Salling
Gautier
Catherine Donavan
Brownie Bear
Bug- Dee
Mary F. Welsh
Bugbie
Anna “Trainor
Goosey
Goover
Gander
Lamb
Beulah Mason
Strickland
Genne
Sparkling Endrons
Nord
Ackermann
Physlis Mahoney
Catherine Donavor
Kregman
Grace Gelinas
Powell
Lanning
Helen Figee
Spencer
Dorothy Cotton
Dellafield
Emile de Bar
Marguerie Goftet
Gregory
Lucille Callen
First Baptist
F. R. Asquith
A.J. Cornwell
Cradle Roll Society
Mmes. E. Wise
Roland Taylor
Helen Mae Asquith
Homer Asquith
Helen Taylor
Dana Lagser
J. A. Penny
Asquith
Cornwell
G. A. Lasser
J. C. Vaughan
Leslie Evans
Anne Mishler
Barbara Beck
Civic Time to hear about school gardens and probation work
Woman's club leader Elizabeth Jones will address Civic Time members on school gardens. Brs. Godfrey Messer will discuss probation work in Waterloo. Hostesses include Mrs. BH Corton and Mrs. Kenneth Bregdon. Happy Hour club guests dined with Mrs. W. F. Mack. courtesies by Mrs. Harvey Law and Mrs. Robert Parratt. Mrs. Keith Crowther to entertain Jueves Tarde club Friday.
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Frank Finn
J. A. Eller
Joe Ballinger
Dubuque
R. Barrett
Laura Girk
L. B. Marek
William Keumanns
Art Nick Meisch
N.J. Lief
WM. Wagner
Peter Gaye
Matt Thomas
Gilberty Ile
Afmes
Geisch
Lief
Thomas
B. B. Elnd
Rey Giew
Elizabeth Jones
Ames
Waterloo
Brs
Godfrey Messer
BH. L. Corton
Kenneth Bregdon
Happy Hour Club
W. F. Mack
Harvey Law
Mason City
Robert Parratt
Keith Crowther
Jueves Tarde Club
Wisdom of a Tech Man's Daughter and Thrifty Joy
A reader letter titled Al Rich Man's Daughter but a Poor Man's Wife discusses thrifty living and the joy found in doing hard things. It urges kindness, smiling, and acts for others as paths to happiness despite budget limits. The speaker reflects on wealth shifts and personal growth through careful spending.
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Oll
Hittile
Thug
The Effect of Climate on English Complexions
London 1920 profile notes damp English climate aids skin by preserving natural oils and delaying wrinkles. Advice favors cleansing oils or cream, ample water, cool rinses, and avoiding strong soap. Reader questions directed to Miss Forbes for Beauty Chats column replies.
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London
Canada
Middle
Norway
Sweden
Thanksgiving Day Programs Led by East Schools
Thanksgiving programs were held in multiple rooms of East district grade schools and a junior high playlet titled A Letter from Home was performed by four boys Harold Smith John Gibbs Ernest Hangen and Lawrence Bird. East High held a pep meeting for the football game tomorrow and a men’s gym class was reinstated with instructor Wouig Kresenski guiding weekly sessions. Lunch service will shift to a single 12 o'clock period to speed meal times.
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Harold Smith
John Gibbs
Ernest Hangen
Lawrence Bird
East High
Wouig Kresenski
Servin
Emeioney
Red Cross Waterloo Chapter Reports Strong Home Service Work
The Waterloo Red Cross chapter annual meeting outlined extensive home service activity from Nov 1919 to Nov 1920 including 1 877 interviews with soldiers and families. Disbursements totaled 5 757 41 with 1 690 77 in aid to ex service members and 1 921 99 in loans. Officials elected include H. B. Cropper as chairman and Mrs Theodore Menges as vice chair. Treasury showed 9 541 98 receipts since Dec 31 with 3 576 54 balance.
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G. B. Worthen
Waterloo
Hotel Husgell-Lamson
Laura Wilhelmsop
Home Service Section
Red Cross
C. J. Rudolph
F. A. Sporie
F. L. Northey
John Hanson
J. W. Rath
Theodore Menges
Alfred Longley
W. H. Langlas
H. L. Johnson
H. M. Reed
H. Bighmey
F W. Court
L. E. Strouse
James Graham
C. D. Cass
H. B. Plumb
W. B. Nauman
Carleton Sias
Jackson McCoy
G. W. Nau Man
N. W. Frisbie Treasury
W.H. Langias
George Nauman
J. O. Trumbauer
Home Service
Worthen
Hotel Owners Win Early Ruling in Rent Suit
Clyde 0 and Lillian Russell Lamson owners of the Russell Lamson hotel win a taling ruling when Judge H B Boies overruled a demurrer. suit seeks one third of excess guest room rentals over 200 daily in addition to 2000 monthly rent. contract from April 1917 declared legal and binding. costs taxed against the lessee. The case may go to the supreme court for final determination.
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Clyde
Lillian Russell
Noiel Company
Supreme Court
Mears & Lovejoy
Warsous and
Pickett
Swisher & Farwell
Alienation suit at Waverly settled by litigants
Settlement by stipulation ends the alienation of wife affections case from Hennepin county Minnesota to Bremer county Iowa. Adolph Tretschen sued Herbert Gleason. judgment for $40,000 entered after Gleason defaulted in Minneapolis. Land levy near Denver Iowa attempted to satisfy the judgment but settlement obviated further action.
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Hennepin County
Minn
Bremer County
Adolph Tretschen
Herbert Gleason
Minneapolis
Thompson, Hessian & Fletcher
Denver
Gleason
Alonzo Gleason
Herbert
Earl Seville
Ctdar Falls
Reed
Tuthill & Reed
Waterloo
Alonzo
Unjustifiable shipping boards postwar waste cited
The article discusses investigations into postwar appointments and potential conflicts of interest involving shipping board work and legal fees. It notes a pattern of former officials profiting from access to government officials and criticizes President Wilson for allowing his brother-in-law’s position. It recalls Wilson’s earlier strict rule barring relatives from office and suggests the current incident could have been avoided.
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Washington
Wilson
Mr. Bolling
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Mr. Wilson
Tennessee
Wise
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Local Navy Office Sees Strong Recruit Turnout
Weekly central division report shows 3 123 new enlistments boosting total Navy manpower to 120 000 with 142 000 authorized. Waterloo station tied for second in enlistment percentage, J Denver Colorado leads. Three recruits signed by Chief Nemes include Elmer C. Vassar Cyril B. Peeple and Vern C. Brill heading to Mare Island for training.
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United States Navy
Central Division
W. A. Nemes
Waterloo Station
J. Denver
Colo
Navy
Nemes
Elmer C. Vassar
Southstress
Cyril Br.peeple
Commercial Street
Vern CG. Brill
Randolph
Mare Island
Cal
Prewar hog prices slip as market closes near 1916 low
World and local notes report US appetite for hog futures weakening with Chicago closing at its lowest since December 16 1916. Western Union and government officials clash over cable rights while a New York executive asserts broad congressional authority. A Chicago widow is attacked by two Black assailants in Zion City Illinois. Real estate transfers list multiple property dealings in Waterloo and Cedar Falls Iowa with various heirs and revocation values.
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Chicago
United States
Washington, D. C
Faker
Western Union Telegraph Company
Biscayne Bay
Miami
New York
Newcomb Carlton
Congress
Secretary of War
Zion
John Ma
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Myrta S. Naven, Admr
E. Duke Naven
G. B. Arthur
Highland
Nd Filing
Waterloo
Rene Wides
W. J. Voelker
Henry P. Estey
Cooley
Joe Myers
D, T. Bells
A. Mullarky
Cedar Falls
C. S. Chase
Robert Wood
Alford
Jacob Gonnerman
N. E. Cable
Ej.” Gallagher
Pre Me. Rose
Prospect Pisce
FE. Stewart
William
Sexton
Greenfield
Walter Hyde
J. W.W. Pease
Hayes Addition
G A R encampment planned in city this June 1921
The Iowa department G A R announces the second week of June 1921 as the encampment period to be held in the city. R L Chase department commander confirms the location and notes advertising is active.
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Iowa
R. L. Chase
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