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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1915

Page

2

Norways mood amid war contrasts with Atlantic voyage tale

An interview from Miss Inga Stransen recounts a Danish ocean crossing with 1,000 passengers from many nations. She notes Norway’s prosperity, low war impact, higher prices, and widespread electricity use, while detailing liquor curtailment and neutral ships halted off England. The piece mentions a Jichuanian scholar, a count and a princess aboard, and a luxurious first cabin suite.

Christiania Inga Strausen Marinello Shop Porsgrund Norway Atlantic Miss Stransen Europe England Germany Petrograd Hatfeldt

Big Attendance at Thursday Battle at East-Werth High

Thursday afternoon football drew 3,471 spectators at East-Werth High, with receipts of 1541 dollars. Weather and venue changes reduced attendance from 1914 when over 8,500 attended and receipts topped 1,600 dollars. Proceeds will be split between the two schools after expenses.

East-Werth Altho

Christmas Plans For Cedar Falls Club Members

Members of the C. C. club were entertained at Miss Glendola Knowles home on the Cedar Falls road with fancywork and music. Miss Carol Cobb and Miss Opal Christopherson were guests. Mrs Knowles served refreshments. In two weeks the club will meet at Miss Mildred Rectors home. Plans include a Christmas party.

C. C. Club Glendola Knowles Cedar Falls Road Carol Cobb Opal Christopherson Dubuque Knowles Mildred Rector

Taft May Be Named Dartmouth President

Rumors swirl around Dartmouth College on a possible appointment of former U S president William H Taft as president after Nichols departure. Students and faculty reportedly favor Taft, while Dartmouth President Ernest Fox Nichols signals transition.

Supreme Court Whitlam Byram Linois Central Railway Byram Dubuaqna Howie Armemed Anne Beeson Purdy District Court High Court Uual Ernest Fox Wichels Dartmouth College William H. Yatt United States Yale Taft Nichols Bady Dartmouth

Chicken Supper at Armory and Dance With Myers Orchestra

A chicken supper priced at 2 cents is offered at the Armory from 5:00 to 7:30. St Marys Hav a last night event advertised with a Myers orchestra providing dancing at eight o’clock.

Armory St. Mary's Myers Orchestra

Total Postoffice Is Asset to Uncle Sam

Postmaster M H Kelly reports for the year ending Sept 30 1945 Waterloo postoffice was a government asset with rising receipts totaling 218557.34 and net profits 141506.79. Office expenses reached 77050.56 with large transfers to Des Moines and clerks and rail helpers among the funded outlays.

M. H. Kelly Waterloo Des Moines

Youngest Son of E. H. Stubbs Dies in Bennington Township

Bobby Stubbs age 14 of Bennington township near Waterloo died at his parents home at 11 30 am after a brief illness from peritonitis and pneumonia. He was ill since Monday noon and worsened quickly. Survived by parents three sisters Hazel Dean F W Quist Lelia Stubbs and brother Orwin. Sisters live near Waterloo Reynolds Ir and a student at East High. Funeral arrangements incomplete but services likely next Tuesday.

Bobby BE. H. Stubbs Bennington Township Waterloo Hazel Dean F. W. Quist Reynolds, Ir Lelia Stubbs East High School Orwin Stubbs

Talented Cast Assembled For The House That Jack Built

The Social Welfare league announces a top city talent line up for its operatic production The House That Jack Built Paul M Ray will portray King Cole and sing and act Mrs Raymond A Folk is chosen as Queen of Hearts The cast exceeds 200 Waterloo residents with daily rehearsals and high expectations for a splendid extravaganza

Social Welfare League Jack King Cole Ray Raymond A. Folk Waterloo

St. Marys Bazaar at the Armory Tonight

Bazaar continues at the Armory with a chicken supper priced at 25e and dancing by Myers Orchestra at 8 oclock. Admission details and full program not listed.

Commale Meeting Plans Operetta at Waterloo Theatre

The Social Welfare league directors met at the Pythian temple parlors at 4 p m Friday to finalize plans for producing The House That Jack Built at the Waterloo theatre on December 10 and 11. All committees reported and progress is under way.

Social Welfare League Pythian Temple Jack Waterloo Theatre

Knights Templar drill and December inspection details

The article notes TEMELARS TO MBE Commandery No 26 Knights Templar will drill and rehearse at Masonic temple Sunday at 2 to prepare for the annual Inspection next Thursday evening December 2. Eminent Sir BE M. Williams of Fort Dodge will inspect. Distinguished visitors include L. H. Moore of Des Moines and W. J H Norris of Manchester. a banquet will be served at 10 p.m.

U.S. A Templara

Making Himself Heard in Memoire Quotation Oddities

A fragmentary item notes Samuel Rogers the poet speaks rarely and claims a weak voice. He says if not for speaking ill of neighbors he would not be heard. The passage references a Duchess of Dine memoir and a Chicago News line about weather vanes.

Samuel Rogers Yle Duchess of Dine

Woman Missing From Farm Home Near Waterloo

Police were notified that a woman living near Waterloo disappeared from her farm home at noon after leaving a note for her son saying she would not return. The family asked for privacy to locate her, fearing she may attempt self harm. The incident marks the fourth recent disappearance of a woman from Waterloo marriages, with only one returning so far.

Waterloo Anselog

Our Rights and Boundaries in Shared Space

A concise reflection on limits of personal rights versus others rights, urging careful study of boundary lines. It notes that asserting strict rights can lead to encroachment on neighbors ground and awkward conduct. It emphasizes restraint and thoughtful boundaries in civil life.

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