Thanksgiving dinner parties fill Black's tearoom bookings
About 300 reservations for Thanksgiving dinner and dance at Black's tearoom were made for 5 to 8 pm Thursday. Notable groups include Mrs. S B Reed with 14 guests, W R Mitchell with 12, the Lichtys with 11, and hostesses for ten guests. Others range from four to seven guests, with groups from Cedar Falls and local clubs also participating. Large reservations also reported at the Green Lantern tea room, including Mrs. W W Warsaw with 12 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black's Tearoom
S. B. Reed
W. R. Mitchell
Floyd Kennedy
M. T. Felts
James Henderson
W. E. Frodden
D. Ja. Eggen
Charles City
J. R. Thompson
L. I. Reed
C. E. Ketchum
Professional Women's Club
Cedar Falls
J. M. Church
Edward Madigan
J. C. Hartman
Ray Paul
Charles Chickering
S. M. Bentley
J. G. Hildebrand
George Miller
Green Lantern Tea
W. W. Warsaw
Officers Chosen at Caledonian Society Dinner
J. F. Dempster of Cedar Falls elected president at a Caledonian society meeting held Tuesday evening at the YWCA. Other officers include A. C. Powell and Rev. W. O. Chisholm as vice presidents, Mrs. S. G. Stevenson as secretary treasurer, and a group of membership chairmen from Dunkerton La Porte City Reinbeck Jesup Traer Gladbrook and Oelwein. A Burns anniversary dinner is planned for Jan. 25 with no December meeting. A National Guard dinner followed at Hotel Russell Lamson with Captain Allan Johnson among guests, plus a program of talks and a theatre party. A Hebrew Ladies Aid benefit bridge party was held at 1234 South Street with prizes to Mrs. Jack Reinstein and Mrs. Paul Diamond. St Joseph’s parish women plan a benefit card party with bridge and 500 at Our Lady of Victory academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dempster
Cedar Falls
Caledonian Society
A. C. Powell
W. O. Chisholm
Waterloo
S. G. Stevenson
J. Y. Campbell
Dunkerton
A. A. Robertson
la Porte City
Alex Stewart
Reinbeck
John Walker
Jesup
W. G. McCornack
Traey
J. H. Whannel
Gladbrook
Thomas Edgard
Oelwein
Sara Shelton
Virginia Troup
LaVonne Galbraith
Alice Bellinger
National Guard
Hotel Russell-Lamson
One Hundred and Thirty-third Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Allan Johnson
Hot Springs
Ark
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Dave Dutchman
South Street
Favors
Jack Reinstein
Paul Diamond
Morris Cohn
Herman Rubin
St. Joseph's Parish
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Thursday Evening Socials At Local Venues
Thursday evening offers several dances across town with Phi Sigma Chi at the Elks Club I O O F dance at the Waterloo I O O F hall and a dinner dance at Black's tearoom, inviting community members to attend.
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Black's Tearoom
Phi Sigma Chi
Elks Club
Waterloo
I. O. Oo
Initiatory Work by O B S at Two Services
Waterloo chapter O B S held two initiation services in the Masonic temple on Tuesday with about 200 attendees. Special guests included Dysart chapter matron Nettie Dysart and Oelwein matron Maud Howell, plus Perry visitors. A silver tray was presented to Mrs. John W. Miller for temple board service, and a ceremonial dinner was organized by multiple members. Election of officers set for December 12.
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Waterloo
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Nettie Dysart
Dysart
Maud Howell
Oelwein
Perry
George Welker
Holy City
W. F. Schrag
John W. Miller
Masonic Temple Board
Paul Corson
C. L. Gormley
F. B. Taylor
J. N. White
G. A. Mead
W. L. Bradford
Grace Goken
G. A. Tibbitts
E. BE. German
A. L. Landis
DeForest Miller
J. W. McLean
W. M. Harned
J. W. Dwyer
N. F. Drilling
J. A. Robinson
Carl Orsinger
C. W. Dewey
Dinner Program and Installations at Castile Circle
About 100 members and guests attended a Castile circle Daughters of Isabella dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson, followed by officer installations at K C hall. Miss Mary Phelan state regent and Fr Madison led the services, with Miss Mayme Egan feastmistress and Miss Jane Thompson speaking on Supervised Charity. Music awards and performances by local women and children complemented the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Russell- Lamson
K. C. Hall
Mary Phelan
Madison
Mayme Egan
Jane Thompson
J. E. O’keefe
John
Hints in beauty care toenail comfort
An instructional health note urges proper toenail trimming to prevent discomfort and ingrown nails. It details using special toenail scissors, weekly cuts, straight across for small nails, V shape for large nails, soaking, cleaning, and edge smoothing with emery boards and cuticle care.
Peace Worker to Speak at Y W C A Event in Waterloo
Miss Mary Ida Winder, associate secretary for prevention of war, will address the YWCA on Friday evening under WC T A auspices. Invitations go to the Waterloo Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Ministerial Association. An all day WC T U institute is planned for Dec 11 with noon lunch, led by Cedar Falls directors Mrs Rose Wild and Mrs Belle Jewell. Rev Bruce J Giffen spoke on War Outlawry and Kellogg pact. Amanda Rickert related the WC T U national meeting in Boston. Mrs Ida Mitchell read the president’s Thanksgiving proclamation and Mrs F J Eightey led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ida Winder
National Council For Prevention of War
Waterloo Federation of Women's’ Clubs
Ministerial Association
Rose Wild
Belle Jewell
Cedar Falls
Bruce J. Giffen
Amanda Rickert
Boston
Ida Mitchell
F. J. Eightey
State Officers Speak at Veterans Night Program
Mrs. Leah Virgiin and Ray Gilford were featured speakers at Memorial hall for the veterans night sponsored by the local auxiliary. The program included piano and vocal numbers, Lincoln's Gettysburg address by Robert Wright, and Beal orchestra music with Mrs. Snodgrass in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Virgiin
Des Moines
Sons of Union Veterans of
Beal
R. I. Snodgrass
Hawthorne PTA Plans Christmas Meeting At School
A Christmas meeting of Hawthorne Parent Teacher Association was planned for December 18 during a business session at the school. January program will feature men of the association. Rev. O M Yaggy spoke on Know Your Child. readings by Leah Eickelberg. violin by Ettabelle Storer. baritone Roy Gilfillan sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
O. M. Yaggy
Leah Eickelberg
Ettabelle Storer
Roy Gilfillan
Church Hostesses Plan December Bazaar at Central Christian
Mrs A R Bickal hosted Division five of Central Christian church Tuesday at 602 Dawson. Mrs George Trimbell assisted. Bazaar set for December 15 with no other meetings that month. Mrs F H Herron hosted a dinner for 18 from Mrs C L Rausch's First Baptist group at 204 Western Ave, assisted by Mrs Clifford Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bickal
Central Christian Church
Dawson Street
George Trimbell
F. H. Herron
Western Avenue
C. L. Rausch
First Baptist Church
Clifford Morse
Club Notes Happy Hour Luncheon at YWCA
Happy Hour club members enjoyed a luncheon Tuesday hosted by Mrs. C. A. Mills at the YWCA. Thanksgiving appointments adorned the private dining room while attendees spent the afternoon in social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
C. A. Mills
Masonic Pioneer Dies in Omaha at 50 Years Here
Clarinda Iowa November 28 M R Ansbach a long time Masonic lodge member and trustee of the grand Masonic charity fund died in Omaha Tuesday He had been a trustee for the lodge charity fund and resided in the community for five decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
M. R. Ansbach
Masonic Lodge
Omaha
Grand Masonic Charity Fund
Brain Test Summary Card
The fragment presents three definitions: first cousins are people whose parents are siblings and an odd number is not divisible by two. It also defines verify as to make sure of.
Paving Gap on No 218 to Be Closed Next Spring
Arch W. McFarlane announced that the lone pavement gap on U S highway 218 seven miles south of La Porte City in Benton county will be filled next spring. The project will connect Waterloo Clinton Emmetsburg and Cedar Rapids with a continuous concrete ribbon from Emmetsburg through Waterloo to Clinton. A paving contract for the gap will be let at Ames on December 10 by the highway commission, as part of road improvements totaling about 2.13 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
la Porte City
Benton County
Atlantic Ocean
Vinton
Clinton
Emmetsburg
Ames
Highway Commission
Arch W. McFarlane
Thanksgiving travel and health notices across Waterloo
Citizens and families in Waterloo and nearby towns are highlighted for Thanksgiving plans, illness, and visits. Notables include Clinton Lindsey staying home with a cold, Parkerburg family visits, and several residents traveling to Ames Des Moines and Montezuma. Municipal staff changes and a tax check collaboration are noted.
Local Notices and Visits Include Travel Plans and Theft
No passengers were hurt on Glendale streets. George Hayes of North Manchester Ind and family visit his mother Frances Hayes 311 Baltimore. Arthur Roeder and daughter Margaret of 331 Aggle left for Chicago for business and a visit. Fred Smith of Cedar Falls asked Waterloo police to locate stolen car Mcense H-2633. John A Johnson of the district pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor and fined $100 and costs. W H Bickel fainted in court. he recently marked his 79th birthday. Mina Quackenbush to Los Angeles for winter housing at Hotel Northern. F H Hinton to lead Illinois Central airbrake class in Waterloo Dec 6-7. Turkey dinner Thanksgiving at Black's Tea Room 5-8 pm with eight-piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayes
Manchester
Ind
Frances Hayes
Baltimore Street
Fred Smith
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Mcense
John .A. Johnson
H. B. Boies
Mittimus
Unusual and Delightful Ways to Use Ham and Mustard
A compact cook column describes boiling tomatoes to a pint, cooling, and mixing with egg yolks salt pepper breadcrumbs. fry into batter. It also gives a dry mustard recipe with vinegar and egg, plus a ham dish with bread filling apples and herbed glaze baked in a roaster for an hour.
Contagion Record Not Bad in Iowa
Des Moines reports the week ending Nov 21 shows Scarlet fever leading contagious diseases with 106 cases. Other totals: chickenpox 88, mumps 75, smallpox 46, whooping cough 28, diphtheria 9, tuberculosis 5, typhoid and poliomyelitis one each. Forty five cases of social disease were reported.
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Des Moines
U.R
State Department of Health
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Allen Memorial Hospital
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Juanita Miller
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Church of the Brethren
Edwin Schrock
Fischer
Ruth Fox
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Maggie Miller
Verda Fike
Mary Bell
St. John’s School
Fred Hacker
Nora Talty
M. Callahan
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William Ferger
M. E. Gottesleben
W. F. Burke
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John A. Smith
Leland Avenue
Edna Kent Forbes
Margy
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B. V. Hughes
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Black’s Tearoom
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C. R. Bruggeman
H. Gross
Florence Kennison
Edward E. Connell
Elkader
Mr. Connell
J. F. Connell
Lewis Eliason
Ernest Henderson, Jr
Hillcrest Apartments
Henry Nauman
David Seger
Robert Nauman
Galen B. Green
Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
J. F. Wagner
Logan Avenue
James Hurley
Henry Conter
Mr. Wagner
Elklets
Waterloo Elklets
P. B. O’neil
P.T. A. Activities
Church News
Laporte
DBE
State Highway Commission
PRIEF
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Harry M. Reed
Clinton Lindsey
Lincoln Street
Clarence Cropper
Parkersburg
EH. B. Cropper
T. J. Morris
Hanover, WI
Doris Kinion
Albia
S. J. McNally
Third Avenue West
Miriam
Marshalltown
Grinnell College
Robert F. Marshall
Iowa State College
Herbert F. Marshall
Kimball Avenue
Waterloo Technical Society
Dewey S. Butterfield
Carl L. Bergen
Clarksville
Internal Revenue
C. M. Williams
Fred R. Tucker
John, Panora
J. S.tuthill
High Street
H. H. Miller
Manhard Street
W. C. Hitchins
Second Street West
J. H. Sibert
Home Park Boulevard
Harold J. Miller
Herman Cohn
Harry Cohn
Hammond Avenue
Harold Priess
Ralph Valentine
Eldridge Heinle
Hinsdale
Ill
J. W. Heiple
Winton Street
Center Point
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Elm Street
W. Y. Sanford
Presbyterian Hospital
Rollin
Oregon
Edna Miller
Canada
Charles
St. Paul
John Boeger
Fourth Street East
Boeger
B. F. Swisher
Sunset Road
Powell Rayburn
Martha Jane
Montezuma
Mr. Rayburn
E. D. Rayburn
W. E. Shuck
Lafayette Street
Lafayette
Glendale
Arthur Roeder
Margaret
Aggle Street
Roeder
W. H. Bickel
Clare Sheffler
Mr. Bickel
Mina Quackenbush
A. L. Walker
Los Angeles
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F. H. Hinton
Ilinois Central Railroad
S. C
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Rita
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the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Iowa
Dorothy
Daddy
Folger
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Rang Folger
Gvabisheed
Eek Sad
Corre
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