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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1922

Page

8

Iowa Federation News Recaps Chautauqua Convention and Weddings

The Lews News devotes this issue to the general federation annual convention at Chautauqua with excerpts from talks by Will Hays Arthur B Bestor Raymond Robins and Dr Simon Flexner. Miss Kraushaar marks a wedding with Miss Eda Kraushaar Waverly to John H Bowen Aug 12. National speaker Coral Wilson Stewart invited for October across Iowa clubs. Several social events and club notices from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Chanute outline gatherings dinners and house parties with local families and organizations referenced.

Lews News Iowa Federation Women’s Club General Federation Chautauqua Lews E. F. Armatrong Blanche Wingate Thomas G. Winter Washington Salvi Parnist Amercana Miss Kraushaar Lucila Heckel Mary Bird Mildred Wittick Clara Daley Black Eda Kraushaar Waverly John H. Bowen M. S Kraushaar Olive Cook Waterloo Kraushear Coral Wilson Stewart Interacy Commission The National Education Association General Federation of Women's Clubs Iowa Laws Federation of Women’s Plahe

Beauty Hats and Face Shapes Guide by Edna Kent Forbes

Edna Kent Forbes advises women on hat selection, noting that wrong hats spoil beauty and that contour matters. She suggests picture hats for young faces, warns fat figures away from certain styles, and favors the toque for mature, dignified looks while cautioning against its use by very young girls.

Fighting the Weather In Side Talks by Ruth Cameron

Ruth Cameron argues that fighting the weather is a sign of nerves and unrelaxed living. She cites a neighbor who complains through a storm and urges readers to cultivate accepting, relaxed responses to unavoidable conditions, quoting James Whitcomb Riley on choosing rain with faith.

Mark Twain James Whitcomb Riley

Mr. Fox Taks His Roof In a Squirrels Clash

Mr. Fox, injured and moody, traps the Squirrel family on a tarred roof after a quarrel over noisy Fritzy and Fuzzy. The squirrels free themselves with nuts and stones rain, leaving Mr. Fox harmed and reeling from the ordeal. He laments being forced from his home as a harsher world presses in.

MR. Fox Mr. Dog Man Fritzy Fuzzy Mrs. Squirrel Fuzzy Squirrel Sashay Frzzy Mr. Foz

Father Melloy Lands Safe in Old Country

In a letter to Father Patrick Malone, Father J. M. Malloy, pastor, says Father Melloy arrived safely in Dublin, Ireland, after leaving Waterloo to visit his parents in County Tipperary. The voyage was arduous and travel there is hindered by Ireland’s torn country. He intends to hire a car for the 125 mile trip to Tipperary.

Patrick Malone Sacred Heart Church J. M. Malloy Dublin Father Melloy Waterloo County Tipperary Ireland Father Molloy Tipperary

Four Charles City Boys Start Trip Into Canada

Four Charles City youths Horace Olds Fay Cates Melvin Kueck and George Mertlas left yesterday for Minneapolis on a vacation trip into the Canadian woods. They plan to drive about 1500 miles in a light business car outfitted for camping and fishing with prairie schooner styling. Winnipeg will be their farthest Canadian objective on the return via Duluth.

Charles City Horace Olds Fay Cates Melvin Kueck George Mertlas Minneapolis Hey Minnesota Canada Winnipeg Duluth

G O P Judgship Convention Nears Nomination

The Republican judicial convention for nominating two Iowa supreme court justices will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Majestic theatre. Delegates from Black Hawk and Woodbury counties participate as seasoned lawyers anticipate renomination of Justices Stevens and Evans. Sallager has withdrawn, and several women delegates will attend for the first time.

Republican Data Judicial Iowa Supreme Court Majestic Supreme Iowa Salinger J Thas True Man v. Stevens Fremont County W. J. Evans Frankiin Ben. J. Sallager Carrollla Sioux City Woodbury County Stevens Brana Supreme Court of Iowa Territory Act of Congress Supreme Court Justices -Evans Euprema Charlies A. Bishop Black Hawk County W. L. Harding Frank R. Gaynor Black Hawk O. B. Courtright C. H. Ransler J. W. Arbuckle J. W. Gwynus F. E. Farwell J. EB. Jor

County Delegates List Shows High Lawyer Proportion

Twenty three of the county's forty three delegates are lawyers, including Dan, Walter R. French, Walter FP Jensen, P. B. Ritz, Leonard Laird and others. The roster names numerous attorneys and local figures across multiple families.

Balle Sterner Ellen Luonglayla Fowler F. T. Campbell J. B. Nawnan M. Parker LeClair Martin Joland Marner W. H. Merner John Thompson F. B. Miller Wim. Crownover W. M. Blough A. Brust EB. L. Esher W. H W. Metotosh F. B. Decker H. J. Hess Lawyora

Legion Meet Will Have Mining Camp at Memorial Hall

Forty and Sers met at Memorial hall last week to plan the coming American Legion convention. An entertainment feature will recreate a mining camp in early Nevada. Committees announced include Banquet Joe Hosmer, entertainment Leslie Lewis and J. Rosenthal, registration Warne Mastain, and several others. Gwynne named justice, with Ralph Alexander as sheriff and Harry Reed as county attorney.

Memorial Hall American Legion Nevada Joe Hosmer Leslie Lewis J. &. Rosenthal Warne Mastain John W. Gwynne Lynn Elliot Edward Brucher Charles Clute Marshall Shores Dr. Barta Galen Mumper W. HH. Wilson W.R. Arthur L. V. Jones Ralph Sheninger Lawrence Sanders Dr. Kerr H. E. Petera Alex Roschke Ralph Alexander John Morrical Gwynne Justice Wll Walter Breers Horace Maynard Royal Bnellanbarger

Gideons Plan to Place 1006 Bibles in Iowa

Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gideons met at Elwin B. Gray's home with 25 to 30 members. A report covered work in La Porte City Dysart Waterloo Geneseo and Barclay United Presbyterian church. They aim to place 1006 Bibles this year and plan a rally in Mason City next Sunday. Thirteen Gideons from Waterloo and Cedar Falls pledged to attend, and 375 Bibles have just been placed.

Waterloo

Manon City Hosts Regular Meeting At Seatt Home

The note mentions Dadmar and New Hanford hotels at Manon City and states the next regular meeting will be Sept 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs G C Seatt at 11 Karn street.

Dadmar New Hanford Manon City Gc. C. Seatt Karn Street

Fire Damages Old Store in Argyle Street

Incendiary origin suspected as fire caused minor damage to a furniture repair shop at 621 Argyle Street. Fire department responded at 10:20 p m after a pedestrian reported the blaze, finding bags and rubble inside the window. the fire was extinguished with portable pumps. Building owned by H. Sweeney. Way Bers listed with Bronson Insurance Agency, phone 1374.

Argyle Street

Court action seeks restoration of maiden name and resources

In a filed suit the plaintiff Eva Mie seeks restoration of her maiden name Eva and a resumption of resources from the marriage dissolution. The case notes her separation from her partner and asks court to reinstate her prior name.

Eva Mie

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