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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1923

Page

2

Biennial Iowa Per Stalion features Waterloo meeting

The biennial Iowa Per Stalion issue goes to 40,066 clubwomen with Waterloo as the convention city. It highlights the new Waterloo Woman's Club home, welcomes attendees, and features photographs of key members and venues. An article by Mrs. A. Petersen extols Waterloo, with notes on charter member Mrs. Parrott and preparations by the building committee led by Mrs. Boies.

Iowa Waterloo Mines J. Howrey E. J. Johnson Raymond Folk HR. W. Sigworth George W. Nauman Grace M. ©. Church West High School Sunnyside Waterlao Nioneerdiya Mra H. B. Boies EF. Armstrong Waterloo Wainan Mra. Boies Thomas G. Winter Gener Henry Spaulding Grinnell Gelen Tilden Ames R. H. Vobland Town City

East Park Play at East Park Presbyterian Chapel

East Park Young People will present a play titled The Reverend Dayton Up to Late at the church Wednesday at 8. Mr. Middents directs in dramatics and Frank McDonald will provide musical accompaniment. Cast includes Dayton, Holgan, Lirdnut, Kipp, Flurtley, Stolminn, Warenlas, Snodgrass, Gein, Libwe, Fowler, Latimer, Masit, Klidig, Trenners, Mathiswalls, Cherus, Akin, Whit ney and others. Birthday celebration for Ada Akin noted at 712 Eleventh Street West with family attendees. Fortnightly Club to meet at Peek residence with M. L. Bowman speaking on the General Assembly. annual banquet May 9.

East Park Presbyterian Chapel Dayton Frank McDonald Iusic Hey Dala Dayton Towwd Holgan Izeki Jlirdnut Huceh Ray Ki Nona Fowler Laila Overcook Ming Latimer Susla Masit Nevi Stetnineyi Melody Munius Imogene bMowlar Nancy Kaoowsit Jem Klidig Liew ‘Thinn Madge Trenners Annie Mathiswalls Ausses Aid Ada Cherus Ladies’ Aid Mrotherd Stra Phosho Akin Eleventh Street

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes A Reader Letter Guide

Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on beauty routines. Advice covers dye directions, diet for skin and weight, nail oils, massaging creams, hair regimens, and home remedies using vinegar, oils, and simples. Specific tips include diet changes for complexion, oil application around nails, and vinegar to remove hair shaft shells.

Rose Marie Clara Y Ethel U Bobbie Sam Sura Elain W

Legion Auxiliary Convention Set for Tomorrow Session

Legion's Auxiliary convention will convene in session tomorrow with delegates from Waterioo unit, including VTreganza and Mrs ly, arriving to prepare. Donal Shettin and Cornel Blots, president, are expected this evening as two sessions are planned at 10 a.m. and later in the day with hostesses providing refreshments.

Legion’s Auxiliary Convention Woo Rohlé Waterioo Ameteun Iwellon Wentinineker Vreshyr Hirs Eles Afvs Donal Shettin Cornel Blots Blata

Woman's Federation Addressed by Homan Prot

Woman's organizations discussed federation plans and elections. Members chose presidents and delegates under the unit plan, with two-year terms proposed. group hopes to join federation next year and launch a formal program.

Woman's Federation Homan Ach Berrys Sears WSL Anna Priadi Edward McGrane St. Marchurch Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange Nne May Christin Fried Lavina Zewishke MeiCrane Bralegiman Ilinois Central Railway Company Ifesik Waterloo

Child Study Club Meeting on Spiritual Training

The Child Study club will meet with Mrs. W. P. Hoxie Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mrs. C. W. Cotton and Mrs. WHI AD Lane will lead a lesson titled The Child's Spiritual Training. Members are asked to return books at this meeting.

Child Study Club W. P. Hoxie C. W. Cotton Whi AD Lane

Church News Details Eight Events This Week

First Methodist Sunday school plans a baseball booster meeting at church parlors at 8 p m with talks music and refreshments by the Homemakers class. Trinity American Lutheran and T a dies guild will assemble Christmas boxes for New Guinea missions at 2 p m Wednesday in church parlors hosted by Mrs. A W Lee and Mrs C C Miller. Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight class hosts by Mrs Henry Austin Wednesday afternoon a business meeting and party. Deborah society of First Methodist holds a comfort and social hour meeting Wednesday afternoon with hostess Mr J H Lamson and committee. St Pauls M E Ladies Aid groups meet Wednesday with Group One led by Mrs R G Wilkins and Group Two led by Mrs E W …

M. E Trinity American Lutheran Tadies’ Guild Sunnah S New Guinea A. W. Lee C. C. Miller Walnut Street Baptiste Searchlight Henry Austin Deborah Society M. E. Church J. H. Lamson St. Paul’s M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society R. G. Wilkins Graham Messinger Tastor Messinger E. W

Judge Olson to address biennial Waterloo gathering

Judge Harry Olson is named to speak at the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Waterloo May 22 to 28. He will discuss heredity and crime as part of a program featuring notable guests and a weeklong agenda with sessions, social events, and a tour of Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

Hoyt- Sherman Strs. Francis &, Whitley Myely Waterloo Uceconvention Gay N. OB Kendal Nagmond Rabblis Martin Wade Harry Olson Municipal Court of Chicago Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Stephen Leacock Thomas G. Winter General Federation America Raymond Robins N. B. Kendall Martin J. Wade Waterloo Woman's Club Grace M, BH West High Auditorium WW. OO Francis B. Whitley Federation Division of Natural Resources Federat Ion Rose Berry California George Plummer Lenna Mennes New York Anna Richardson Iowa State College Ruth Pope Niversity of Iowa Edward White Indiana George Vincent Rockefeller Foundation Vist Kendall Wade Kendell Woman's Club J. C. Knox OC. M, Young Winter Grace ‘Ehurch Cedar Falls Town State Teachers College

What is a Kilowatt and How Do We Use It

A home economics feature explains electricity as a commerce and science. It defines watt and kilowatt as units of power, describes meter readings, and outlines how monthly consumption shapes the bill. It urges housewives to read meters and track usage, noting the mystery remains even to scientists.

Church Auxiliary Meeting Announced Across Six Groups

Egdort chairs group three with Mrs. Llewellyn and Mrs. Bronson. group four led by Mrs. Whlenberg. group five led by Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Wade. group six chaired by Mrs. Allen with Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Cairy with Mrs. Jorgen. Northminster auxiliary members to be present at the Wednesday afternoon church parlors gathering.

West High Tourney Best Speakers Enter Russell Beachler

Russell Beachler will represent West High against nine other Iowa schools in a northeastern town extemporaneous speaking contest at West High Auditorium Friday at 8 p m under Iowa Patriotic League regulations. Drawings at 6 p m give speakers two hours to prepare on topics ranging from Motion Pictures to Our Next President. Beachler previously won the local extemp contest at West High.

Russell Beachler West High Iowa Patriotic League University of Tawa Lowe Falls Osage Charras City Waverly Grundy Center Marshalltown Oelwein Traer Mason City Waterloo Iowa Turkey Henry Ford Wast High Sone

Building Operations Boosts Employment in Iowa

Des Moines reports show Iowa employment rose 1.8 percent in March from February as iron steel and lumber sectors surged due to widespread building programs. Labor Commissioner A. Jurek noted a substantial rise in building employment driven by construction activity statewide.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Bureau of Idbor A. Je Urick Labor Buman

Waterloos Fire Dept Blames Wood Shingles For Alarms

Waterloo fire department reports 475 alarms in the year ending April 1, blamed mainly on wooden shingle roofs. Most fires from chimney sparks. total loss 327,276 with two major blazes at Miller factory and Lafayette block. Recommendations include more staff, fire alarm upgrades, school alarm boxes, roof restrictions, station canopies, and railroad tunnel to ease crossings.

Waterloo George B. Miller & Son Lafayette Tiller Heal Boards Bowen Aps Bulleams Linden Avenue Bn Williston Avenue Ulinoig Central Railroad Fourth Street Fourth and Logan Avenue

Soul Winners class meeting at church parlors

The first Evangelical Soul Winners class will meet this evening at the church parlors for a business session and program. F Altstadt and committee will serve. The entertainment committee is headed by Mrs Ernie Arns.

F. Altstadt Ernie Arns

City in Brief items from Waterloo region

West and Fourth Bridge region reports a mix of local notes: residents in court, hospital, and travel. a hero on business, illness, and recoveries. weather forecast with 60 to 45 degrees above zero. births and obituaries. real estate moves. a bicycle theft and a porch fruit salad theft. Knights of Pythias meeting. radio study plans. court dismissals and a head injury. hotel Russell Lamson lunch ad. Miss RO Marie Leeah named Alameda city bacteriologist.

Ralnh B. Slippy Des Moines Ames Highway Commissioners Helen Anderson Roy Hulett Cortlandt Street Detroit Mich Cowin & Hallowell Lafayette Building Fowler Building Fifth Lafayette Streets Dayton B. B. Nebbett Fowler Street J. W. Wilbur Lafayette Street G. B. Strayer Waterloo Drinkwater Sask Strayer Eighth Street East George W. Looker Mul‘Jan Avenue Tripoli D. B. Lawless

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