Fifteen Y's Men Honor Berlovich at Dinner
Fifteen members of the Y's Men club hosted a surprise dinner for Harry S. Berlovich at Black's Tea Room yesterday evening. Berlovich leaves Waterloo for Pittsburgh District Dairy Council publicity work, linking with the National Dairy Council through his Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association tenure. Fred Kalienbsch, former Y's Men president, toasted the guest while Berlovich replied. music followed by club members.
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Y's Men
Cluh
Harry S. Berlovich
Black's ‘Tea Room
Berlovich
Waterloo
Pieutsburgh District Dairy Council
Pittsburgh
Iowa Crearmery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
National Dairy Council
Fred Kalienbsch
Luncheon Honors Visiting Guests at Country Club
Mrs H E Fifield hosted a luncheon at Sunnyside Country Club for Mrs C N Smiley of Grinnell Iowa and other visitors including Miss Charles Osik of Chicago Mrs F L Northey and Mrs Johnn D Loeffel of Washington D C. Two bowls of yellow and blue flowers decorated tables as guests played bridge and chatted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auncheon
Dridge
Sunnyside Country Club
H. E. Fifield
C. N. Smiley
Grinwell
J. F. Simpson
Charles Osik
Chicago
F. L. Northey
Carl Walker
St. Clair
Mich
Johnn D. Loeffel
Washington, D.C
I.behmolte
Mnoon
Grinnell
OH. Allman
Kansas City
Burr Lichty
GC. W
D OK K K Auxiliary to Be Formed Here
John Buriansk of Cedar Rapids authorized by imperial officers to start the Waterloo santha of Nomads of Avrudaka, auxiliary to the D O K K. Meeting charter members at K of P hall Friday. Dokette to be the santha name. Charter granted at imperial meeting in Portland this month. Twenty five names on list, including five men, per Mrs H W Ladage. Eligibility open to D C H K and women related to Dokey's. Miss Salla Frank to provide information. Also notes a party for visitor Mrs F Nl Burk hosted at 429 Ninth Street East with progressive 500 and favors to Miss Loma Griffin and Mrs Betha McEhinney.
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John Buriansk
Cedar Rapids
Imperial
Waterloo Santha
Avrudaka
D. O
H. W. Ladage
Dokey
F. Nl. Burk
Progressive 500
Ninth Street East
Aleca
P. R. Wilding
Hollywood
Cal
Loma Griffin
Betha McEihinney
Berta Zeerup
Jeanette Galekering
Club Notes and Postponed Picnic Schedule
Club Notes M. B. A. No 1115 holds a business meeting in K P hall tomorrow evening. Wild Rose club picnic at Byrnes Park has been postponed to Aug 8 for members and families. The annual dinner will be served. Social band to meet all day at Mrs T A Decker 910 Jefferson St Thursday with noon dinner.
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K. P. Hall
Wild Rose Club
Byrnes Park
Phuregey
T. A. Decker
Jefferson Street
First Lutheran Ladies’ Society Picnic at Cedar River Park
Annual church event in Cedar River park sets an afternoon basket supper with coffee and cream provided by the society. Also notes a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Herman Miller and their family at East Park Presbyterian Church last evening hosted by friends.
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First Lutheran Ladies’ Society
Cedar River Park
Herman Miller
East Park Presbyterian Church
Beauty Tips On Skin Bleaching By Edna Kent Forbes
A reader letter outlines internal and external methods to whiten sallow skin. It recommends mineral oil or agar-agar, plus a cucumber based cleansing cream, oatmeal soap and peroxide baths. It advises facial regimes, cold showers, witch hazel, hot baths, and a daily diet to improve circulation and skin clarity.
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C. C
Fanny
Millers to Leave Church Family In Lyle Minnesota Area
The Miller family departs tonight from the church community where members have been active. Mr Miller has played in the orchestra and his wife taught in Sunday school. An informal program followed by refreshments in the dining room completed the evening. The Millers plan to settle near Lyle, Minnesota.
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Mr. Miller
Millers
Lyle
Minn
City in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Residents and visitors appear in a busy City in Brief listing. Mr and Mrs M B Cleveland and children return from Osage. J H Timmerman and family drive to northern Wisconsin for three weeks. the Marlow family visit Chicago Milwaukee and other points for two weeks. A stractcar incident yields a $3.50 fine. Maria Brace returns from St Paul with her father. A women’s restroom opens in the county courthouse basement. Vacations span Boulder Denver Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. Mosher and Reed visit on business. Rotary Lions meet at Hotel Russell Lamson with Robert Easley in charge. Various locals—Perfitt, Lloyds, Klines, Edwards, Wynhoff, Hunts—readily populate the day’s notices. Fishing reports note pickerel and pike in Lake Winnibigoshish. The King family holds a rare reunion. Swiss Toggenburge Milk ad closes the item.
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Maria C. Brace
Worarlan
Waterloo Public Library
St. Baul
Minn
Board of Sunsrvisors
George Anderson
Lime Street
Evelyn Schneider
Franken Street
Boulder
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
B. A. Mosher
Southern Division
Chicago
Great Western Railway
Des Moines, and Co
A. Reed
G. & O. Railway
Kansas City
Russell- Lamson
Lions Club
Diack
Robert Easley
A. Perfitt
Joe Scully
Dave
John
Dubuque
Waverly
William Cronin
Waterloo
Frank Lynn
J. P. King
Bawards Street
W. J. Card
Alice Rhinesmith
Charles City
Lulu B. Merrian
Frank King
George Garvin
Coldwater
Mich
G. W. Brinkman
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Popular Songs
Ruth Cameron hosts a symposium on popular songs, recalling era hits and their meanings. Discussions cover songs like And I Had But Fifty Cents, Poor John, and versions bred from the Bamboo and Banana trees, noting humor, sentiment, and shifting tastes across generations.
Hot Weather Reduces City Misconduct Claims
July police court records show hot weather lowered overall arrests to 1 from 146 in June. Half of July arrests were traffic related with four reckless driving cases. Intoxication arrests totaled 37, up from 32 in June, while disturbances and gaming caused 20 arrests.
Large Funeral Held for Edward M Grady
Funeral services for Edward M. Grady were held yesterday afternoon at the Kistmuer chapel with large attendance. Rev BR Williamson of First Baptist led the service and Masons conducted cemetery rites. Pallbearers included G. Be Bickley J C Hartman R A Fessler C S Murphy J B Brubaker and Everett Thornton. Burial followed in Elmwood family lot. Miss Eida Platt daughter of Judge F OC Platt returned from six months in Europe with her aunt Mrs Evelyn P Thompson.
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Edward M. Grady
Kistmuer
BR. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
G. BE
Bickley
J. C
Hartman
R. A. Fessler
Miss Platt
Eida Platt
F_ OC. Platt
Judge Platt
Evelyn P. Thompson
Europe
Paris
France
England
Scotland
Atre
Thompson
Mishawaka
Ind
Memorial organ to grace First Baptist Church at Waterloo
First Baptist Church will install a memorial organ described as one of the finest now manufactured. The three manual instrument with chimes will be electrically controlled and placed in the auditorium of the new church at Fourth and Baltimore streets. The gift honors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dix and the late Edmund Childs, founders of Mendota and early Baptists, with Mrs. Eleanor Dix Childs behind the donation.
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Tirat Baptist Church
Fourth
Baltimore Streets
Eleanor Dix Childs
R. Bb. Williamson
Frank Dix
Childs
Baptist Church
Mentiota
Iil
Edmund
Idaner
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
Vermont
Bureau County
Mendota
Ill
Civie
Waterlloo
Chilis
Colonial Apartments
Trio Bound Over To District Court In Grand Larceny Case
Ray Wilson Pete Jones and Stanhope LaPrade were bound over to the district court grand jury by Judge G B Courtright on grand larceny charges. Bond set at 21000 each. remanded to county jail if not posted. They were arrested near a car missing tire trim battery horn with parts taken from another vehicle. Defense testimony argued value was too low to constitute grand larceny. Wilson testified he slept in the car and knew nothing of the alleged theft.
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Ray Wilson
Pete Jones
Stanhope LaPrade
District Court
G. B. Courtright
Nven
Tthe
Wilson
Tie
Waterloo Freight Traffic Steady at 2000 Cars Daily in July
An average of about 2000 freight cars, loaded and empty, passed through Waterloo daily in July per H G Brown trainmaster. The month saw a drop from prior levels, with forecasts of heavier rail traffic as fall shipments begin. Perishables like meat and vegetables dominate eastbound moves. grain travels west and north. coal shipments declined but buyers urged for early purchases to avert shortages. Every car is towed to capacity and unloaded quickly to prevent fall bottlenecks.
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Waterloo
H. G. Brown
Altho
24 Couples Marry in Chickasaw in July
Aug 1 New Hampton Ia But ter county had a strike on marriage licenses in July That is not true of Chickasaw county for records of Ward B Hammond clerk of courts show that 24 couples decided to start homes The oldest s room was 5 and his bride was 32 The youngest groom was 24 and his bride 1 Bowmen gives address M A Bowman Waterigo state senator was principal speaker at the meeting of Advertising club of Wes Moines at the state capital yesterday it spoke on How to Advertise for Country Business Chauncey M Depew is believed to have delivered more public addresses than any other man now lying
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New Hampton
Butter County
Chickasaw County
Ward B. Hammond
Bowman
M. AL. Bowman
Waterigo
Advertising Cluis of
Wes Moines
Chauncey M. Depew
Legion Delegates to State Conventions to Be Elected Monday
Delegates to the state American Legion convention at Mason City will be named at Becker-Chapman post meeting Thursday evening. A successor to Fr. A. Barrett, adjutant, will be considered. A decision on entering the golf tournament the day before the convention will be made, with about fifty teams expected for the Hanford MacNider trophy.
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American Legion
Mason City
Becker-Chapman Post
FR. A. Barrett
Hanford MacNider
Mayor Orders Strict Traffic Rule Enforcement by Police
Waterloo's mayor A. E. Gnagy directs police to rigidly enforce all traffic laws following a rise in automobile accidents. Police records show 142 accidents reported in July with 16 injuries, prompting a call for motorist cooperation.
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Waterloo
A. E. Gnagy
Mayor’s warning on traffic speed laws in Dente Daily
In the opinion of the mayor the traffic menace threatens life and property. Police are told to enforce speed limits with utmost care and arrest all drivers who do not comply with regulations. The note frames urgent action and serious thought on regulating motor traffic.
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Dente
Chicago Society Man Held Responsible in Death of Driver
Chicago reports a society figure Mahlon O. West, 23, is on bond for manslaughter after his car struck a motorist on Sheridan Road, killing Fred Tockett. The coroner's jury found sufficient evidence to hold West for the grand jury as police tighten jail for speeding to curb fatalities.
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Chicago
Mahlon O. West
Sheridan Road
West
Fred Tockett
Mary Meeker
Arthur Steeker
Packer
Helen Isham
Dr. Isham
State May Levy Fee for Land from Rivers
Des Moines August 1 dredging concerns that take sand from Iowa rivers may be required to pay a fee. A conservation board member announced a meeting with sand companies on August 10 to discuss the proposal. The state cannot sell the land but may levy a fee to defray conservation costs. Sand firms now dredge streams without charge.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Privilee, Mamberg
Conservation Board
Western Stockmen Seek Leasing Reform In West
San Francisco August 1. A meeting with Secretary of Agriculture Henry C Wallace urged a better grazing land leasing system. Wallace said the issue has Washington attention and experts are working on plans to grant an equitable share of public domain grazing lands to Western stockmen.
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San Francisco
Call
Henry C. Wallace
Wallace
Washington
Early Bank Bandits Take $16,000 From Baltimore Trust
Three bandits entered the Baltimore Trust company on Baltimore and Commerce streets before banking hours, knocked teller Russell SK Forsyth unconscious, and escaped with $16,000 in currency.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Baltimore and Commerce
Russell SK. Forsyth
Walton to Seek U S Senate Nomination from Oklahoma
Gov J C Walton will seek the Republican nomination for United States senator from Oklahoma next year. The formal announcement outlines his campaign plan as a major step in the ongoing political contest in the southwest. Potential rivals and party strategies loom as the state prepares for the next primary and general election.
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Walton
U. S
J. C. Walton
United States
Oklahoma
Patterns for Courier Patterns and Fashion Depart ment
Readers are asked to obtain the Waterloo Evening Courier patterns by sending 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department, Waterloo. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after mailing, clarifying the process and addressing the pattern request.
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Fashion Department
Hevening Courier
Waterloo
Political Shift Evident in State Race Prospects
The figure has cast aside the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction league and likely will run on the Democratic ticket. He has also moved to Muskogee in the eastern part of the state, establishing a legal residence required by precedent for the 1924 race.
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Farmer - Labor Reconstruction League
Muskogee
Northwestern Chinese Troops Land After Amoy Cruiser Take
Manila dispatch reports a Northwestern Chinese cruiser captured Amoy and landed troops. Messages say work halted, harbor crossings stopped, and the city under bad conditions. Communications with Kulangsu cut off as fighting disrupts customs and business. foreigners and consular offices on Kulangsu affected.
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Manila
Anoy
Amoy
Kulangsu
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