Ayers and Appleton tie in early evening ceremony
Miss Bertie Appleton daughter of Mrs A W Appleton and James Ayers son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ayers were married last evening at St Josephs rectory Rev E L Slattery officiated in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride wore a blue silvertone traveling suit with seal trimmings and guests later visited at the bride’s mother's home. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Waterloo.
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Side Talks on Life Patterns and Daily Change
Ruth Cameron writes about how no day resembles the last and uses a kaleidoscope metaphor to explain how small twists in routine create new patterns. She muses on memory, repetition, and the endless variations of everyday thoughts and emotions.
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A beauty column describes trials with shampoos and scalp treatments at a parlor. Details include sulfur and tar shampoos, antiseptics, and a final oil rub to prevent dandruff, with notes on suitability for different hair colors.
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Military chiefs discussed as possible secretary of war choices
The New York Evening Post outlines potential picks for secretary of war, naming Gen. Wood, Gen. Pershing, Rep. Julius Kahn, and Sen. George Chamberlain. It notes political considerations, regional factors, and that Harding allies debate feasible options and the need for a businesslike administrator.
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Will Distribute Elwood Estate Among Heirs
Final report of executors H W Grom and J W Kath in the estate of John B Elwood Waterloo shows 69886 70 for distribution among the widow and nine other beneficiaries The widow takes 38693 35 and one half of the remainder leaves about 4416 19 for each of the nine heirs The Red Cross bequest of 2000 is held for World War I relief and the will dated March 19 1918 names Charles J Sprague Sarah Wright Cordelia S Eddy Ripley N Flora E Smith Dr Elwood D Meeder Bradford F Van Vliet Hattie Brockney and Sarah Duke among beneficiaries.
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Bloodhounds Trace Steps of Alleged Peeping Tom
Lester Purdy a 25 year old Cedar City Iowa man was arraigned in Cedar Falls on a charge of acting as a Peeping Tom. Blood hounds from Shores kennels Waterloo aided the investigation tracing his trail from the house where the alleged peeking occurred to five or six residences and finally to the city park where he was arrested.
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November Arrests Reflect Lower City Crime Rates
Waterloo citizens remained largely orderly in November with 53 city-charge arrests, far fewer than October's 112. The 18th Amendment appears stronger, drunkenness charges fell from 24 in October to six. six gambling arrests and eight indecent behavior arrests were reported, while state felony investigations exceeded 30 individuals brought to the station.
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Miller Selling bungalow and winter plans noted
Grant Miller has sold the bungalow at 541 Sunset Road to August School in exchange for a summer cottage on Riverside Drive. He and his wife plan to spend winter in Pasadena with their daughter and son‑in‑law, Willian and Mrs. O’Neil, while Delia O’Neil has leased her Fourth Street West home to H. L. Weimer of Lincoln Neb for the winter. Mrs. Weimer is Miller’s sister.
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Lorch Jones Devine and Rath Set for Football Banquet
Howard H. Tones Iowa athletic director will speak at the Sanguet banquet in Waterloo at Hotel Russell-Lamson on Dec. 3 honoring east and west high school football teams. Jones will bring Aubrey Detine and Gordon Rath. tickets are selling fast. Big catch of pike reported in Cedar River with twelve fish total, two large ones weighed and inspected by city officials. A maddog scare involved a horse traced to a Lancaster area, small in size with notable toe counts.
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Christmas Certificates Offer From Buchanan Glass Vendor
Local advertisement touts Christmas certificates for Xmas gifts. A niche sale highlights Buchanan fur glasses. The page lists numerous notices including travel notes, medical updates, legal filings, and community happenings from Fort Dodge to Decorah with names, addresses, and brief status updates.
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Kiwanis Club Plans Camp Kiwanis For Waterloo Scouts
Plans for Camp Kiwanis on a 40 acre Alford farm tract near Elk Row received attention at a Waterloo Kiwanis luncheon. The project includes a log cabin to shelter Waterloo Scouts during winter hikes, with cement work contracted and club members to help set logs. The site will also become a wildlife habitat.
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Community social raises funds for Christian Home orphanage
Littleton Iowa November 29 More than 20 dollars was raised at a Friday social for the Christian Home orphanage in Council Bluffs. An oyster supper is planned at the Presbyterian church basement on December 9. Mrs A R Gegous of Oelwein visited the Seamans home, Megey Hoffman hosted Thanksgiving guests, and Mr Tratzke remained in critical condition after a hand injury from a corn shredder. his children returned home Sunday.
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St Ansgar Social Notes and Local Movements
St Ansgar residents report Mrs RB C Mueller left Tuesday for Clarksville Iowa to visit relatives. Miss Alma Brandt, nurse at Hampton hospital, visited home for vacation. Mr and Mrs Herman Merer returned to Austin after Thanksgiving with R Helfritz. Miss Mabel Wilson and Mrs Oscar Larson visited Waterloo for shopping. Mrs Eccii Humes returned from Nashua. Post office moved into a rebuilt building with new fixtures on Wednesday.
Laurie Walquist Chosen 1921 Illinois Football Captain
Laurie W Walquist of Rockford, a halfback and aerial man in the famous Walquist Carney attack, was elected captain of the 1921 Illinois football team at the annual banquet. The squad was entertained by the Champaign Rotary Club.
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