Grace M E society and travelingmen banquets marks local social day
All day meetings at Grace M E church include Woman's Foreign Mission society at 10 a.m. and Woman's Home Mission society at 1:15 p.m. Lectures and luncheon led by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Wyant, with Miss Minnie B. Lee instructing Becker Chapter at 2:30 in Masonic hall. Turkey dinner planned for traveling and business men banquet at Black's tearoom at 7 p.m. Tuesday under George Hunitles, J G Trumbauer and C R Rohde.
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Grace M. E
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
Harry Barker
E. W. Heiple
S. A. Cohagan
Woman’s Home Mission Society
W. W. Wyant
Ladies’ Aid Society
Waterloo
Black’s
George Hunitles
J. G. Trumbauer
C. R. Rohde
John T Rock
Two Kinds of Christmas Spirit Prompts Self Check
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron reflects on the Christmas spirit versus the get through it mindset. It offers practical steps: plan shopping, write cards, schedule music and carols, give to children, reconnect with friends, and pace preparations to avoid fatigue and preserve peace on earth. Added are notes on social events and career observations about hairdressers and professional life.
P. E. O. Chapter FE Meets With Hosts Tonight
Mrs J B Brinkman will host Chapter FE P E O meeting this evening. The program Modern Novelist and Some Latest Book will be led by Mrs 5 W Forrester Visiting P E Os welcomed. 54 W Kilne will address Fort nightly club on Teachers and Parents. Mr and Mrs S B Reed to meet Wednesday. discussion led by Mrs L C Hemsworth. Lead Clubs Chapter 7 P O meet at Miss Marion Baisiers studio replacing planned Marsh home.
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J. B. Brinkman
Chapter FE
W. Forrester
P. E. Os
W. Kilne
Fort
S. B. Reed
L. C. Hemsworth
Marion Baisier
Ww. W. Marsh
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes Special Shampoos
London reports reveal beauty parlors rely heavily on men for shampooing hair treatment and styling. The author notes men perform most grooming tasks and expresses belief they are better suited for such work.
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Edna Kent Forbes
London
Waterloo Y Ranks First in Increase of Membership Roll
Waterloo Y M C A officials reported at the Des Moines convention that Waterloo association led the state in membership growth through its recept campaign and ranked first in program activity increase, with strong showing in educational student enrollment. Delegates William Langlas Frank Kine ALA Zimmmerman Will Lane and others attended. Huxford praised Iowa’s meeting size with 1300 men and boys, second only to Michigan. Gentlemen leaders noted more work ahead for the Y. Ladies auxiliary hazarm Northmolster Presbyterian church basement Wednesday at 7 oclock with cafeteria style.
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Waterloo
M.ca
Des Moines
Waterloo Association
Wil Lane
Cisetory
A.cohagan
Waterloo “Y
William J. Langlas
Frank A. Kine
Zimmerman
Will Lane
F. A. Ferguson
F. W. Richardson
Cohagan
Harry Fisher
Max Noah
W. F. Huxford
Huxford
Iowa
Michigan
Mlinois
Missouri
Ohio
Northmolster Presbyterian Church
Universalist Church Reorganized in Waterloo
Sunday at Hotel Russell-Lamson the Universalist church of Waterloo reorganized with officers elected. Dr Luther Robinson, western denom superintendent, preached and plans to convene through December. Officers named include President Cropper and Mayor Frisbie as trustee. Regular services to be held at the hotel with a pastor to be engaged by Jan 1.
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Russell-Lamson
Universalist Church of
Fourth and
Mullberry Streets
Cropper
Robinson
C. N. Shane
1200 Bushels Apples From a 160 Tree Orchard
Iowa orchardist C. E. Dailey of Hill Crest fruit farm in Waterloo township reports his 160 bearing trees yielded 200 bushels of top quality apples, sold locally at an average price of 2 dollars per bushel. They were picked by hand in October, graded into three qualities, with No 1 at 3 dollars, No 2 at 2 dollars, and No 3 at 1 dollar. Only about 10 bushels failed to reach a dollar. Dailey prunes and sprays himself using a homebuilt 206 pound power sprayer, and expects the orchard to overwinter in good condition.
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Iowa
Oregon
Hawkeye
Union
C. E. Dailey
Hill Crest Fruit Farm
Waterloo Township
Mr Dailey
Nev
The Heavens in December Sky Guide and Planetary Notes
The December sky highlights Orion Taurus and Canis Major and Minor with eight first magnitude stars visible eastern sky and three more on the western horizon. It details Orion's Belt, Betelgeuze, Rigel, Bellatrix, Saiph, and the Orion Nebula’s visibility, plus notes on planetary positions including Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Mercury and the impending winter solstice and perihelion events.
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Orion
Taurus
Gellini
Vega
Altair
Deneb
Farabaut
Neptune
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Earth
Spiraled hose fad shocks Wheeling society ladies
Wheeling society girls start a patriotic fashion with spiral hose wrapped from knees to toes. The cloth hose in colors matches gowns and replaces socks or stockings. Women praise warmth and snug fit, comparing it to security once found overseas. Two young women sparked sidewalk congestion with their spirals during noon rush.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pats
Deauville
Teddy the dog saves life of baby in Colorado
In Lasalie Col a dog named Teddy, despite being a three legged mutt, barked loudly enough to alert a mother when her two year old nearly fell into Milton canal. The child slipped on a footbridge, became entangled by his dress, and nearly died before first aid saved him and the boy reunited with his loyal animal companion. A brief Courier note hints at a "For Sale Act" referenced by the salesman line.
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Lasalie
Teddy
Milton Canal
van Buren Weill
Washington
Madison
John Quincy Adams
van Buren
Polk
Filmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Cleveland
White House
Roosevelt
United States
Mt. Vernon
Boston
Pennsylvania Avenue
F Street
Quincy
Mass
Congress
John Adams
James K. Polk
Nashville
Millard Filmore
Buffalo
Franklin Pierre
Concord
James Buchanan
Lancaster
Jefferson
Ashington
Oxford Opens Doors to Women Students Sets Pace for Rival
England sees 130 women matriculate at Oxford with quiet ceremony as 625 women undergraduates are expected, including 290 male collegiates. Cambridge lags, while Oxford social and educational integration bends the tone of gender inclusion.
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Oxford
England
Girton
Newnhant
Cambridge
Ehatech
Bright Weather Draws Out Motorists A Quiet Weekend
On a fair day many pedestrians and drivers were out but only one accident occurred at South and Eighth streets when Mrs F J Golinvaux collided with KEla. Plaizgrat of La Porte City slight damage reported. Later DT Rouke's car struck a cyclist at Fourth and Jefferson streets injuring the rider, who was not seriously hurt. Rouke, a Bryant Paving supervisor from Parkersburg, said the cyclist rose and cursed after inquiring about his injuries.
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Kela
Plaizgrat
la Porte City
F. J. Golinvaux
Tion
South and
Eighths
DT Rouke
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Rouke
Bryant Paving Company
Parkersburg
Ex Presidents and Afterward Fates of the White House
A Kansas City Star synthesis on former presidents, noting varied post office lives from wealth to poverty, with examples like Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Roosevelt. It highlights how ex leaders turned to law, literature, teaching, or farming, and estimates Woodrow Wilson’s enduring value as a public figure and writer.
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Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Reeve Bache
Kanas City
Cleveland
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
Grant
Benjamin Harrison
New York
Referesh
John Adams
Harrison 2Nd Cleveland
Joosevelt
Leland Stanford University
Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Manhattan Island
Vox
Taft
Unemployment in West Due to Lack of Orders
Menasha Wisconsin November 23 five thousand workers lose jobs as Menasha Woodenware plant shuts down for lack of orders. Neenah National Fiber Textile plant idle for days leaving about a hundred unemployed. Paper mills begin layoffs citing weak business. A paper for sale ad appears in the Courier.
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Menasha, Wis
Menasha Woodenware Company
National Fiber-Textile Company
Neenah
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
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Terminal Station
First Brethren—Woman's Mission Society
Grant Miller
Ruth Cameron
Ugh
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Entre Nous Club
J. B. O'Keefe
First Congregational Circle
W. A. Covell
C. H. Eightey
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Nellie Guxtis
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Thomas Jeferson
Monticello
Library of Congress
University of Virginia
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Cosmos Club
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House of Representatives
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Hermitage
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Joan Tyler
Richmond
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Andrew Johnso
Knoxville
United States Senate
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Businss Nes
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