Woman's Rotary to join Quota club in Waterloo
Waterloo society notes: Woman's Rotary club organized nearly three years ago will affiliate with Quota International, Inc. at the start of the new year. The Quota club, with 4500 members in GS units, aims to promote ethics, friendship and civic improvement while developing individuals. International president Milas Mary Russell Purman of Pittsburgh presented the club's principles at a Nov. 14 meeting, with further officers to visit Waterloo in January.
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Woman's Rotary Club
Waterloo
Quota Club
International Incorporated
Florence Stines
CLM
Young
Bande Uta Hor
Misi
Rotary Club
Quitacinp
Milas Mary Russell Purman
Pittsburgh
Russell Lamson
Miss Purman
Harriett A. Peterson
Sioux City
Davenport
Weary Willies to Give Thanksgiving Party on Friday
Weary Willies club of high school boys and young men opens its season with a poverty Thanksgiving dancing party at Knights of Pythias Hall Friday evening. President Paul McGarvey invites East and West High students and friends. An eight piece orchestra will provide music and the hall will be seasonably decorated.
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Weary Wiles Club
Knights of Prthins
Paul McGarvey
East and West High School
Couple Married at Minneapolis Honored at Dinner
Ms and Mrs Andrew McBain were married on November 16 in Minneapolis. They attended a dinner party Tuesday at Black's hosted by the Matio Planning company. Guests sat at pink and white tables with a miniature bride and groom. Mr B Palan presented a gift to the newlyweds. Mrs McBain before marriage was Miss Misse Piening, daughter of Mr and Mrs HW Piening of Minneapolis. Mr McBain is manager of the store's ready to wear department.
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Andrew McBain
Heapolis
Matio-Planning Company
Cavers
McBain
B. Palan
Wedding Anniversary of Kaplans Observed
Mr and Mrs Alien Kaplan celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their Rus sia home hosted by the Uaclasseh chapter of the Hebrew Ladies Aid society. Thirty eight attendees enjoyed games and music as the Kaplans received silver gifts. They have lived here 19 years and are parents to Joe Goldie and Melvin, with Melvin ill delaying the date originally Oct 19.
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Alien Kaplan
Russia
Uaclasseh
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Abrs. Kaplan
Melvin
Alrs. Kaplan
Joe
Goldie
S. O. V. Auxiliary Promotes Christmas Play at Church
The Sons of Veterans and their auxiliary at Calvary Evangelical plan a Dec 4 play in the church auditorium. Auxiliary leaders hosted a 6 pm dinner for past presidents at Mrs. George Wright's home. Also noted: no swimming classes at the YWCA Thursday. enrollment remains high. Miss Alyce Hile birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. E. Her Mann and daughter. Royal Neighbors served a 235-person chicken supper in Waterloo camp. Eva Abrams and William Fay bridal couple honored at a dinner party hosted by Miss Mee Carlson.
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Sons of Veter
Calvary Evangelical Church
Memorial Hall
Wild
George Wright
wMrs
Mann
Elia
Alyce Hile
Royal Neighbors
TO. O
Waterloo
J. D. Cowles
Juvenley
Order
Apt Lodge
Eva Abrams
William H. Fay
Mee Carlson
Mes
Marie
Beauty Chats Exegueses on Choosing Eyeglass Frames
The column advises readers on eyeglass frame styles that suit different face types and skin tones. It recommends trying glasses like hats, noting dark faces suit tortoise shells, pale complexions suit light rims, and suggests avoiding heavy black-rimmed styles. The piece also mentions replacing lazy, shiny rims with more flattering options and hints at a trend toward less aging-looking eyewear.
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Bessie G. H
East and West High Pupils to Host Thanksgiving Dance
East and West High School pupils and alumni will attend a Thanksgiving dance at Knights of Columbus Hall on Thursday evening. The East High School Dancing Club will entertain to strengthen bonds between students and alumni. Hall colors will be shared by both schools with rose and black. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Artus will chaperone. A six piece orchestra will begin at 6:30 PM. The party is open to students and alumni associations from both schools.
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Tool High
East High School Dancing Club
Knights Or Columbus
Popuial
Ald Rose
A. J. Artus
Music NY
Ross to perform Burleigh number in West High concert
Violinist Gilbert Ross will headline a West High School recital on December 3, featuring a new composition by Cedi Burleigh written for and dedicated to Ross and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Son of Prof. Edward Alawort Ross, the Wisconsin sociologist, Ross debuted in Berlin in 1922 and has since toured major European cities and made a strong American debut in New York in 1923, establishing himself among the leading young violinists.
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Gilbert Ross
West High School
Sterium
Witll
Cedi Burleigh
Ross
Minneapolis. Symphony Orchestra
Edward Alawort Ross
University of Wisconsin
Rloss
Berlin
Munich
Stuttgart
Frankfort
Hamburg
Leipste
New York
Mrs Morse Birthday Party and Local Society Notes
Relatives and neighbors hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Elizabeth Morse at her daughter Mrs C A Dwyers home marking her 83rd birthday. Morse moved from Decorah five years ago and has another daughter Mrs James Tucker in Waterloo. The column also details club meetings at Columbia circle, Grant Division, and other community events, including needlework guild displays and charitable work, plus parish supper at St Johns with social games and club parties across the week.
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Elizabeth Morse
C. A. Dwyer
Morse
Decorah
James Tucker
Ives
Waterloo
Graves Memorial church bazar postponed to November dates
Women of Graves Memorial United Brethren church postpone their bazar from November 20 and 21 to new dates in the Kezar's cafeteria room. Mrs W. W. Anderson will head the bake sale on Saturday instead of Mrs George Bower who is away. Bazaar remains open in the evenings.
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Women of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Satarias
Kezar
Wl O W. Anderson
George Bower
Club Notes From Joyie Club Meeting
Mrs Dan O Neil was admitted to hospital. Joyie club members hosted at Mrs Fred Morris home with guests Mrs Henry and Mrs George Sherri and the hostess mother assisting. B city members met at Rose Cohn home for fitness safety and dancing. Marty OA Christmas party discussed.
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Dan O'Neil
Strhip
Pyeeon
Fred Morris
Henry
George Sherri
Mrn
T. QO
Tueday
Rose Cohn
Loreitness Safetoy
Marty
Barty
Mason City approves ban on clairvoyants in city
Mason City authorities enacted an ordinance prohibiting fortune telling in the city after numerous complaints filed with police about clairvoyants operating in Mason City Iowa. The measure aims to curb suspected deceptive practices and protect residents.
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Mason City
County engineer aims to finish gravel projects this year
County Engineer W D Johnston said favorable weather could allow completion of gravel spreading on several highways. About five miles of Hudson Cedar Falls road have been covered, with remaining sections on Dewar Readinny and La Porte Brandon roads nearing finish. Special assessments for traveling in these districts will be light, averaging about 17 cents per acre, with district extents varying by road.
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Auls
W. D. Jsolnston
Johnston
Hudson- Cedar Pass
G. B. Sargeant
Northend
Cedar Falls
Dewar-Readlny
Todd
H. A. Wiringa
Dewar-Dunkerton
Bremer
Charles Thompson
la Porte-Brandgon
Buchanan County
H. J. Hess
Bishop
P. A. Dunbar
Barometer Sees Fair Weather Ahead for Turkey Day
The barometer in Ralph B. Slippy's observatory records rising readings indicating pleasant Thanksgiving weather. Temperatures yesterday ranged from a high of 47 and a low of 24 as forecasts call for little change today and Thursday, turning unsettled tomorrow evening.
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Turkey
Ralph B. Slippy
More Boys Enroll for Y Conference at Dubique
J H Gotfring reports 139 registrations for state older boys conference to be held Friday to Sunday at the M C A in Dubique. At least a dozen more expected tonight as delegates receive final conference instructions. Names listed include Kyle Cameron Glen AY ren Theron McNanice Tom Delaney Amos Webberking Myron Lamb and more.
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J. H. Gotfring
Dubique
Kyle Cameron
Glen AY ‘Ren
Theron McNanice
Moral Code copies received by rural schools
The Moral Code printed by Collier's and backed by the Lions clubs is being distributed to county schools for display. County Superintendent Moeller and others discussed securing a supply, following a meeting with Lupis Kling and Wallace to arrange posting in Waterloo area rural schools. A separate item notes a football banquet in Losin Ta naming Dick Chase as captain.
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Collier's
Lions Clubs
IH. C. Moeller
Department of Public Instruction
Lupis
C. W. Klingani
M. Wallace
Moeller
Waterloo
NY Traffic Court Records Disorder During Stop Signal
William Uhdr was charged after allegedly using profane language when given a stop signal by an officer. Hearing on all offenses was continued to Friday at 9 a.m. Two traffic violators were arraigned. Lowy Marchel paid fines and costs for a stop sign violation on a boulevard without coming to a complete stop. The Black Hawk Balekeen piece wine sentence appears garbled.
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William Uhdr
Penian
Tol Charces
Lowy Miarchel
Fire alarms report city blaze and damages
Sparks from a chimney caused an awning and window damage on the third floor at 7:85 p m, totaling about 10 dollars. Earlier at Baxter residence 312 Baltimore Street a roof fire caused around 5 dollars in damage. Fire crews responded to the alarms.
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Walt
C. WW. Baxter
Batimore Street
Spacks
Thanksgiving services and events fill Cedar Falls day
Cedar Falls observers Thanksgiving with six religious services across churches led by First Baptist Rev. George F. Hursalaw and choir. Dinner parties planned at many homes, plus departures to spend the holiday and visitors arriving from Chicago Rockwell City and other places. Miss Lilly Odell, 69, dies. funeral set for Friday afternoon with burial in Fairview. Cedar Falls Tuesday Club hosts a 70-person dinner and local social notes cover Fox hunting talk and relief baskets for the needy.
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Cedar Balls
Cedar Palls
Uniow
1St. Patrick’s
Calvary Baptist
First Baptist Church
George F. Hursalaw
Gliffard Gillette
J. D. Wilding
Calvary Baptist Church
Dr. Echlin
Wirst
Presbyterian Church
G. L. Bergeman
Zion Evangelical
Baptist Choir
Alpha Mayfield
Mr. Winding
John Hauser
J. B. Knoepfler
William H. Dahl
Joseph A. Miller
I H. Hart
Frederick Schmidt
F. E. Birch
H.C. Hadgox
John Fearer
John Johnson
RF. R. Alten
Andrey Smith
E. 0. Minkabinder
Roger Leavitt
GW. Walters
Ira S. Condit
Willian Greeley
South of Hudson
Kratter
H. P. Baird
John Mortensen
H. E Brown
C. H. Wise
Frank McSweeney
Wright
J. N. Ostergaard
George P. Boysen
N. N. Olesen
Caroline Miller
Anne Obele
Mabel Benton Brown
Etta Revington
Marion McFarland Walker
Isabell Watters
Anna Legeeti
Iowa Falls
E. D. Jack
Freda ". Carpenter
Kansas City
Bliss Bula Sweeer
Des Moines
Edward Thomason
Clinton
Earl Hare
Minneapols
Joseph Wright
Chicago
D. L
Union
B. O. Beck
Laura Puller
Albert Lumpe
Muscatine
Jacob Wild
Joe Tennyson
Clarksville
Tena Roberts
Plainfield
Nathan Polk
John
Emma Arthur
Tripoli
Isahell Watters
Olive Larsen
Cedar Rapids
Ole Gray Place
Florence Nolte
Mineral Point
Wis
Ernest Nolte
Grace Smith
Los Angeles
Cat
Orpha Wilson
Lynn
Grundy Center
Hi. Pearer
Herbert Cole
Marshalltown
John Feaver -Place
Odell
Lilly Odell
Tenth Street West
Fairview
Edith McCowan
Madison
Hattie McCowan
Friendship
G. H. Davis
Ackley
Alex Odell
Pasco
Wash
Frank
Cedar
Falls
Bave
Fox
England
Lions
Black Hawk
W. It
Women’s Relief Corps
Cedar Falls
New Hartford
Marie Mack
Norman Mack
Cololus
Kestey
Elizabeth Huck laid to rest in La Porte City cemetery
Funeral services were held at the late home for Mrs. Elizabeth Huck born Elizabeth Martin in 1816 Germany later United States. She died Nov 25 after pneumonia and age related illness. She lived with son John Yung in La Porte City and had remarried Martin Huck. She attended Evangelical Church and was survived by son John, a granddaughter Alma Tune of Waterloo, a sister in Milwaukee, and several in-laws. Burial followed in Westview Cemetery.
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la Porte City
Elizabeth Tuck
Canelti
Dysart
Westview Cemetery
Airs
Huck
John Yung
Gold Digger Tries to Sell Mine Stock in Waverly
William Wallace, once cited for gold ore and a violin, was released from the county jail with conditions to leave the city. A Waverly visitor reported he attempted to sell stock in his mine to local attorneys in Black Hawk nila.
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Waverly
William Wallace
Wallace
Maine
Pearl Hinmon Granted Divorce in Enchanted District Court
Pearl Hinmon was granted a divorce from Edward Hinmon by Judge G W Wood. The stipulation awards custody of a minor son Russell to Pearl, outlines that Edward may retrieve certain household items, and grants Pearl $20 suit money plus costs. Edward may have limited visitation with the child at intervals.
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Pearl Hinmon
Edward Hinmon
G. W. Wood
Russell
Fintervals
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Quota International
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Pythias
Pridsy Byetagg
Recker
O. B.S
K.P. Hale
de Molay
Armory
Weary Willies
Ad. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Mildred Gleason
S. L. Garver
Ray Williams
Mary J. Pipot
National Convention of the Union
Charles
C. PF. Chaney
Charles Cumming
John Cumming
Reinbeck
Minneapolis
Kaplans
S. 0. V. and
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J. F. Dempster
Haney
Jonathan F Y
Wes
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East and West High
Mrs. Morse
Columbia Circle
West Library
Grant Division
Chester Cadwallader
Prague
Bohemia
Ohlo
William Brady
Switzerland
Hungary
Italy
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Needlework Guild
Ymlc.a
Social Welfare League
The
Red Cross
Daughters of Isabella
C. R. Cheatam
Russell Sieg
John Kremers
St. John's Parish
Knights of Columbus
John Brennan
Mas Slaughter
Pauline Bassarear
Genevieve von Lackum
Lille Dahistromia
Knights of Pythias Fa
Baryland Adies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Raymond
Piente
Church News
Cob Camtain
Richard
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Losin
CineOltge Footw
NY Traffic Court
Cilerman Fe
Miller
George HE. Waddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Mina Martin
Ellen FL Aluilarcy
Miami
Ariza
Roy Kelley
Fia
Elizabeth Huchs
Woodley
Ashley
C. G. Woodley
Wendlex
Somerset
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J. He Nes
G. He Nies
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Ginvitedt
Mrz
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Keank
Etth
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Tims
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B. J. Walden
Crescent Coal & Inc Co
Mr. Walden
California
Wlw. Smith
Georgia Hoyt
Georgia Hoyt. Mrs. Smith
W. B.C
Atrs
Margie Haymond
Witerioo
Leonard Krantz
Cecil Gorman
Randolph Street
Rath Packing Company
Buchanan
Y.M. C. A. Bldg
Iaside
Pac Od
Manon Lescaut
Bourjois
Bouriois
CO. Inc
34Th St
N.Y
City
Putnam
IEA
the Fowler Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Cas
Howes
Koter
KOTEX
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Walterloo
Sixe Nome City
Wens Dae
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