Women club aids senior girls in choosing vocations
In a formal meeting at the clubhouse Miss Auildred Schaefer and a committee hosted senior girls planning to become teachers. Edna Lick outlined a teacher’s role in lower grades while Anta Decker argued against teaching. The event was informal with post discussion refreshments and an invitation to seek guidance from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auildred Schaefer
Edna Lick
Department of West Schools
Anta Decker
Bank
Miss Schaefer
Nellie Rownd
Myra Loban
Anne Decker
Ann Peck
Marjorie Whitney
Miss Decker
Immanuel Lutheran Program and Local Club Notes
Immanuel Lutheran Church hosts a Friday program featuring the choir and orchestra with vocal solos and theatrical pieces such as Starting a Hospital and Bargain Day at the Gallery. E J Studt directs both groups as the Women’s Club reports on Junior Auxiliary activities and other society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
E. J. Studt
Beauty chats offer do it yourself mole and wart cures
A reader reports receiving peroxide and lanolin cream from an expensive shop and outlines a DIY mole treatment. Instructions include peroxide on moles and fatty cream to prevent irritation, plus a wart tip using formaldehyde solution and an orange wood stick. It also notes freckles can be lightened with lemon juice or buttermilk and gives a homemade curling fluid recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
SIDE TALKS ON RUTH CAMERON AND THE LOVERS OF BEAUTY
A column compares two types of people: those who value content over appearance and those who prize containers, bindings, and typography. It uses books and cars to illustrate the contrast between utilitarian appreciation and aesthetic passion, and asks readers which type mirrors the writer’s sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geleit Burgess
Daisy
Mr. Burgesse
Treader
jTasa
Universalists Open House at New Church Home
Universalists and friends of the Church of the Redeemer held a house warming in the new church home Wednesday evening. The informal affair featured picnic style refreshments, decorations of potted ferns, and a separate room for children. Mrs. N. W. Prishie and Mrs. W. Hi. Jennish led the committee in serving the meal, and a short business session accepted an invitation to serve luncheons during the upcoming Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalists
Church of the Redeemer
Association
N. W. Prishie
W. Hi. Jennish
US. A. Cobb
First Presbyterian Women Elect Delegates to Presbytery Meeting
Mrs Joy Graham and Mrs W J Weatherill were chosen delegates to the Presbytery meeting at Cedar Heights with First Presbyterian Women's Association. Others elected include Ames F J Elghmey W A Goodman and Miss Mary Coughtry. Meetings featured devotions songs and talks on missions among Africa lumberjacks and negro communities.
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Joy Graham
W. J. Weatherill
Cedar Heights
Mission Department of
First Presbyterian Women's Working Association
James Bleck
Ames
F. J. Elghmey
W. A. Goodman
Mary Coughtry
Clauk Parker
Hugh Patterson
Heart
Riley
Carrie Jacobs
Bond
C. F. Nagle
Jack Patterson
George Wheeler
Africa
C. W. Jfmyson
F. B. Morris
C. R. Gould
A. B. Hoenig
T. R. Griffin
Choosing Utensil Handles for Easy Use and Safety
An instruction on selecting kitchen utensil handles focusing on weight balance, heat resistance, and type. It compares bail versus standard handles, recommending hollow or wood covered for safety, and notes aluminum heats quickly. Emphasizes testing knife handles for comfort and sanitation.
Grace church group plans May 1 breakfast and play
Grace M. E. church unit held a meeting with 20 members present. Mrs. Anna Murray was named committee chair, a May 1 breakfast was planned, and Miss Adelaide Breet was chosen to lead a play the first week of next month. Mrs. Fairweather and others served refreshments after the business session.
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Fairweather
Anna’ Murray
Adelaide Breet
April of 1922 Had Frequent Rain and Frost
Courtey Courier files show last April was cool with nightly frost but no severe freezes. Rain fell on 10 days, total 3.53 inches, mean temperature 46.5 degrees, max 62.2, min 36.8. Spring arrived late, with leaves and blooms after mid May.
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The
Courier
Tyo
Ralph B. Sippy
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater
Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater D D teacher of English Bible at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Copyright 1918 Western Newspaper Union.
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PB. Fitzwvater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Moses the Boy Whom God Saved and Led Israel
Lesson outlines Moses early life with birth in Levi lineage preserved by his mother and Miriam. It notes education at Hebrew nurturing and Egyptian court, and God calling Moses from the burning bush to deliver Israel. The material sets birth preservation education and call as key themes.
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Mosesa
God
Moses
Israel
Ted Sea
Moses_ the Greater
Soses
Lavi
Miriam
Miriant
Harts
Egypt
Moses Caeador
Residence Damaged by Fire at Hoy Apartment
A fire on the second floor of Dr. Oscar H. Hoy’s apartment at 426 Fourth Street East caused $600 total damage to the building and contents. Firefighters used two lines of hose and a chemical tank. origin undetermined. A. M. Place, owner of the building, resides in an adjoining apartment. Four grass fires prompted alarms across the city. none caused damage. A C G W railroad agent requested a fire truck for a grass fire three miles west, but it was reported under control before arrival. An auto owned by W F Stolte at 215 Maple Street had brake lining fire damage yesterday afternoon. Roe to Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Hoy
Fourth Street
A. M. Place
C. G. W. Railroad
W. F. Stolte
Maple Street
Logel Library Adds 47 New Books to Circulation
Waterloo area libraries announce 42 titles available Tuesday April 24. The varied selection includes Radio Phone Receiving by Hausmann and Religion and Business by Roger Babson, with extensive listings across branches and popular authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hausmann
Roger Babson
America
Babson
Collum
Green Apple Harvest
Kaye-Smith
Newwtan
Parker
Parrish
Alfred
Swart
East Library
Alexander
Bridge
Cather
Foster
George
Hill
G Johnson
Salling
Knox
Lecuver
Miuis
Canada
Moore
Morley
O'Neil
Egg Anderson
Asquith
Burroughs Nature Glub Answers Questions from Natura Notes
Answers to reader questions on eiderdown origins, house fly eggs, olive tree lifespans, and jackrabbits, plus notes on bulb care and bird diversity. The column cites the 1923 Natura Notes column and explains plant bloom, bulb storage, and regional hare species with concise facts and examples.
Patterns for Courier Readers
To obtain up to date Courier patterns, send 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns include seams and orders are filled promptly. delivery about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Permit Issued for Rath Co Smokehouse Expansion
Building permits issued since noon yesterday include Rath Packing company smokehouse addition as part of a expansion program started last year. Other permits list residences garages and remodeling with values from 100 to 4 000 dollars and a noted patent process to be used in making paper.
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Rath Packing Company
Oleson & Son
Charles Wasson
Earl Tisdale
Randolph
H. FE. Webster
Reed
David Seigel
South
Sunmror
J. C. Knudson
Legand
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Society News
R. J Sweeney
Robert Harbin
Black
Terewell
Delbert L. Rankin
D. L. Rankin
Davenport
Paul Davis Company
Eastern Star
Becker Chapter
Masonic Hall
Hattie Robbins
Lillian Paddicord
Jack Campbell
Lend-a-hand Guild
J. C. Fairweather
Immanuel Lutheran
Annie Mesating
Égiris
Leland
Civic
Sue Browning
Woman’s Relief Corps
Anna M. Kistner
Tanesville
Iowa
Miss Drowning
Herman Holm
Will Closa
J. J. Hall
Mildred
Helen Britzmann
Charless Glibeaut
Grant Avenue
Edna Zent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Church News
Presbyterian Boys’ Department
Hough Thompson
J. R. Macartney
Fred Seger
Claude Lee
Roy Graham
F. L. Tanner
Central Christian Church
Union Congregational
Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society
P. M. Lewis
A. M. E. Church
G. R. Loontis
EH. R. Agnew
George Seales
Mmes
H. H. Caughlin
A. W. Bruwn
Harry Padden
First Baptist Homemakers Band
W.F. Thompson
Independence Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Herbert Moehlmann
Union Congregational Industrial Society
H. D. Sietsema
Osage
BE. Davis
Infila
Mmes. Verne Myers
HD. Stetsema
Carl Hitchcock
C. W. Wiegand
C. L
Stoke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Sweet
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Hed Sea
Shhildren
Grace M. EH. Church
A. C. Newton
Kensington
Margaret Miller
Fred J. Miller
Grogmann
Rachel ‘Rohde
Jimmie
Charles Chickering
Mrs. Miller
Mmen
Thomas Preganza
A. H. Hawver
Frank Briden
S. B. Metcalf
S. N. Lee
George DeWald
Bella Wise
C. B. Funk
Clifton
Lyon
H. 0. Houser
S. & Jerald
J. H. Jorgen
R. O
Henry
G. P. Daley Company
Lee. I En Fantom
St Ad
LOGEL
Burroughs Nature Glub
Houghton Mifflin CO
Natura Notes Dept
South America
Hite
Aime
Jes
Gsore
Rath CO
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
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