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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1924

Page

11

Antioch College trains in domestic science for six year plan

Harriett Sedgwick, daughter of Mrs. J. B. Sedgwick, enrolls in a six year domestic science course at Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio. The program blends five week terms of study and practical work with two students per job and aims to give broad technical and cultural training. The school emphasizes real factory and cafeteria experience and national and international representation in its student body.

Antiloch College Yellow Springs Dayton Harriett Sedgwick Mra Ming Sedgwick Antioch College New York City Chicago Altho Hormce Mann

Catherine Leask to Wed Albert Simpson at Home of Sister

Catherine Leask daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leask and Albert Simpson son of Mr and Mrs James Simpson Kansas City will marry this evening at 6 at the bride's sister Mrs James Dunkarton Dunkerton Ia Officiating is Matthews of gospel hall The bride will wear a white canton crepe dress with teneth veil Her bouquet Opheus roses Attendant Miss Ruth Matthews in pale green canton crepe with hat to match and Columbia roses The bridegroom will be attended by his brother Walter Simpson Ringbearer is Dunkerton nephew of the bride Lucy Dunkerton flower girl The wedding party will be hosted by Mrs A H Beadle Minneapolis Out of town guests from Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City and Mason City Dinner to follow about 60 Miss Leask a 1919 West High graduate has worked in Minneapolis The couple will reside in Kansas City after a two weeks Colorado trip

Catherine Leask William Leask Albert Simpson James Simpson Kansas City James Dunkarton Dunkerton Matthews Gospel Hall Ruth Matthews Columbia Walter Simpson Ardon Dunkerton Lucy Dunkerton A. H. Beadle Minneapolis Minn Chicago Mason City Miss Leask West High School Janney, Semple Simpson Loose Wiles Biscuit Company Colorado

Doris Valentine to Wed Reed Morse Next Wednesday

Doris Valentine daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Valentine will marry Reed F Morse of Fredericksburg Iowa next Wednesday. Morse is a Cornell College and Iowa State College graduate and a Kansas State Agricultural College instructor. The couple plans a month trip through Yellowstone National Park after a wedding reception.

Doris Valentine Reed F. Morse Ansgar Mises Doris ‘Valentine R. L. Valentine Fredericksburg

Birthday Party for Royal Neighbors at Ben Hur Hall

About 100 members attended a Friday birthday party for Gannon camp Royal Neighbors. Twenty honor guests presented prizes for each birthday celebrated, totaling around a given amount. A birthday cake and lunch were part of the decor and meal. Mrs. Margaret Sheeley led, Mrs. Berry served, and Mrs. D J Callahan played piano. Transfers were welcomed at the meeting. Harriet Wightman to install as Gannon camp plans Morris chapter Monday. Gannon camp drill team to perform.

Gannon Camp Jaz. 1 Ben Hur Hall Margaret Sheeley Berry D. J. Callahan Harriett Wightman Morris

Margaret Hersch and Clair Miller to Marry

Miss Margaret Hersch and Clair K. Miller of North English plan a marriage. A dinner party at Miss Herschs home announced the engagement with guests from Buffalo Minn and Mt. Morris College graduates. The wedding date was not announced. Plans for August 14 picnic with the Womens auxiliary to B of L F and B L were discussed at K C hall. Yeomen picnic for Grundy Center Cedar Falls La Porte City attendees planned at Sherwood Park with baskets and a 1 PM dinner.

Margaret Hersch Clair KE. Miller Rome Miss Hersch N. D. Hersch Berth Avenue Mr. Miller Gladys Hersch Buffalo, Minn Mt. Morris College Mt. Morris Ill wWomen's Auxiliary B. of K. C Tall Brotherhood Cedar River Park Yeoman Grundy Center Cedar Falls la Porte City Waterloo Yeomen Sherwood Park

SIDE TALKS ON THE NERVOUS WIFE AND HER CARE FOR HUSBAND

A reader describes the anxious wife who must please her husband in every detail from eggs to pillows and coffee. The piece likens her to a nervous performer behind a show, noting the tension between graciousness and control as the husband’s needs shape her behavior.

James James Avas Jamies

United Brethren Vacation School Ends with Program

United Brethren Vacation School at Graves Memorial United Brethren church concluded with a student program and exhibit. Kindergarten songs and Bible stories from primary and junior departments showcased handiwork and prizes were awarded for best work. Funds raised from offerings will support Dr. F. A. Risley in Africa.

Iarge Company Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Dilan Miesinez Henry FP. A Risley Africa

Chicago Girl Brings First Grand Piano to Iowa

Miss Ethel Jones of Chicago visits Independence Iowa to see her parents and proudly recalls owning the state's first grand piano. The instrument, a square Digno inherited from her maternal grandmother Harriet Hawley, marks a family musical legacy tracing back to Washington DC.

Iowa Ethel Jones Sunnyside Agenus Chicago Independence Carlos PD. Jones Miss Jones Old Square Digno Harriet Hawley Chevy Chase School of Music Washington,d. C Chicago Daily News

City in Brief: Local Residents Return from Trips

Mis Marian King Ross returns from Minnesota lake resorts. Mrs P E Ritz and son Robert visit North Liberty relatives. Frank Lichty family back from Minneapolis trip. Mrs Ernest Johnson to Mayo Clinic for goitre surgery. J S Hattary returns from Madison Lake vacation. Moody Bible Institute grad Charles W Stull from Waterloo. Daughters of Veterans ice cream sociable postponed due to weather. Rev Richard Linstrom and Grace visit Lake Preston. Burkitt and Hollingshead families visiting A D Gilbert home.

Marian King Ross Minnesota Lake Resorts P. E. Ritz Robert North Liberty Frank Lichty Minneapolis Minn Ernest Johnson Fort Rochster Mayo Clinic Charles W. Stull Waterloo Moody ‘Bible Institute Chicago Daughters of Veterans Richard Linstrom Grace Lake Preston S. D Harriett Wightman L. J. Burkitt Glen Hollingshead Morrison A. D. Gilbert

Baby Hair Care and Skin Health Tips for Infants

Child care guidance outlines mild shampoo use every two weeks, gentle scalp massage with olive oil, and careful handling of any scalp irritation. It advises trimming hair for a cooler head, keeping skin clean with quality baby soap, monitoring digestion, and early dental care.

Nature Notes column of tips and reader questions

The piece presents Burroughs Nature Club Notes with reader questions and home care tips. Topics include skin cleansing routines, managing facial pores, dyeing hair with henna, avoiding overuse of bleaches, and removing skin shin via gentle molding and chamomile, with an offer to mail a henna formula.

Nature Nature Notes Aissers Jane

Unclear fragment notes a rabbit and odd scenes

Fragmentary text mentions a rabbit and unusual actions near a doorway mat and a bed. References to a sand house owned by Uncle Wigagily appear, but the passage is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or report.

Uncle Wigagily

Local notes feature trips and health update in Waterloo

Miss Effie Collins visits Epworth relatives while brief motor trips span northern Minnesota. Several families plan vacations to Chicago, Arlington, Elkader, and Hasles Park. Diphtheria cases drop. city council to discuss warrants and bonds. Army camps fill. two Waterlan youths disappointed. Epworth league reports and a long east coast automobile tour wrap the item. Judge Shiras dead in Pittsburgh after a fall.

Uncle Wiggily and Bunty's Ball Adventure

Uncle Wiggily receives a bouncing rubber ball from Bunty the rabbit girl who visits his hollow stump. The ball causes mischief, hitting him in the nose and breaking a plate while Bunty defends him from a Bob Cat. Uncle Wiggily departs to seek adventures as Bunty cheers him on with her ball.

Uncle Wiggily Mela Mr. Longears Bunty Bunny Gentleman Wieguy Hollow Stump Nurse Jane Uncle Boh Wigzi- Wy Bob Cat Baby Bunty Uncle Wigsily

Prairie town dogs and Arbor Day origins

The text discusses predators around prairie towns and their food dependence, compares bird and mammal speeds and endurance, and traces Arbor Day origins from a Swiss village where oak groves were planted for community benefit, noting a village celebration and broader planting idea to avert starvation.

Freviouvus Sean Antimal Tory Uquirrota Opon Barrowora Switzerland Emi Vilage Italy

Afterthoughts on Modern Devoters and Musical Taste

Foreign critics claim Americans are crude in taste and culture yet opera, concerts, and phonographs expose a clash between mass enjoyment and high art. The piece laments America’s appetite for quick entertainment over Mozart, Wagner, and classical symphonies, urging a return to refined listening.

Armstrong Spear Dies at 70 Former Cornell College Secretary

Mount Vernon Iowa August 2 Armstrong Spear longtime secretary of Cornell college died here last night from a stroke of paralysis. He had been unconscious since Thursday night and was previously stricken in California last spring. He was 70 years old.

Judge Shiras Pittsburgh George Shiras, Jr United States Supreme Court Mount Vernon Armstrong Spear Cornell College California

Knickerbocker Whisters Triumph In National Auction Bridge

The Knickerbocker Whist club, represented by P. H. Sims Edwin Wotslar Wintold Liggett Jr and J B Lens, won the pH National Auction Bridgel Championship in New London Conn. They claimed the magnificent silver trophy donated by Auction Bridge and Miah Longe and earned permanent possession by winning three times. The event used duplicate play with teams facing each other across sessions.

Knickerbocker Whisteluh New York P. H. Sims Edwin Wotslar Wintold Liggett, Jr J. 8 Dreidern Miah Longe Magheing Wintekerbocker Whist

Ancient Swindle Revived in Waterloo Letters

A Spanish gentleman in a Farcelona prison seeks help to release and gain fortune. Neal Parker and B Leckington receive letters describing a scam and claiming a $360,000 fortune, with mentions of five automobiles and a driver, tied to a house Neal once left fourteen years ago.

Farcelona Egypt Neal M.A. Parker Scayen i Sete Beyrt Butierer B. Leckington Bertch Uae Parker

Secret ledger and cable request tied to court funds

A letter asks the recipient to cable funds to an address to cover trial expenses. The court register will release baggage with a secret pocket containing large checks payable to cater.

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