Waterloo club opens forty fourth season with renewed aims
The Waterloo women's club announces its forty fourth season with 406 active members, up from 230, and a new year book directory style. President Mrs L C Bemsworth urges defining principles, taking responsibility, and leveraging community impact as officers and department chairs outline varied programs from Home and Education to Fine Arts and Civic divisions. The opening Sept 16 meeting will feature officers and speakers including M C Clark and Charles Flint Corpell, with plans for lectures, music, and social events through spring.
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Kipling
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hemsworth
H.W. Grout
H- A. Sharp
BR. A. York
J. O. Trambauer
E. A. Boggs
Greater Waterloo Association
Bz -C.litchfield
Cedar Heights
Morehouse Gage
Coe College
A Lynch
Henrietta Thorton
Lillie Arnett
Red Cross
William Dean Howells
Henry James
Mark Twain
Civic Department
United States
Waterloo
Fine Arts Department
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Victor Herbert
Waterloo Couple Weds in Columbia College Chapel
A nuptial high mass was offered in the Columbia College chapel Dubuque this morning for Marie Charlotte Bartell daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Bartell and Dr Alfred A Hofmann son of M M Hoffmann of Dubuque. Rev Father Mathias Hoffmann brother of the groom presided in the presence of about 350 friends and relatives. Martin Troffman another brother sang a solo with organ accompaniment by Dr Alphonse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
Dubuque
Marie Charlotte Bartell
Richard Bartell
Alfred A. Hofmann
M. M. Hoffmann
Mathias’ Hoffmann
Martin Troffman
Alphonse
County WCTU Meet to Convene at Cedar Falls Church
The Black Hawk County Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds its annual convention at Cedar Falls Christian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss campaign issues against ignorance vice and disease. Officers from Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding areas direct proceedings with reports, talks, and a world work presentation. A picnic style lunch, round table discussions on publicity membership and finance, and evening programs feature speakers including Rev. Clinton F. Smith and a stereopticon show.
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Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
He WN. Silitman
Mitchell
Waterloo
F. J. Bighley
C. A. Fullerton
Clinton F. Smith
Buttermilk Advice and Summer Health Tips
Edna Kent Forbes blends beauty guidance with home health notes including buttermilk’s skin and digestive benefits. The column covers internal cleansing and thirst quenching use, plus reader questions on skin care, dieting, and remedies, with references to local industry plans and a corn packing note.
La Porte City routs Washburn 12 to 3 in baseball game
Five La Porte City players F Manahi W Manahi Moon Schutzman and Thompson starred as La Porte City beat Washburn 12 to 3. La Porte City opened with four runs in the first inning while Washburn scored twice in the first then was shutout until the ninth. Stainbrook Thompson Youngblut Hogan Metcalf were the batteries.
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Washburn
Waterloo
la Porte City
Washburn Bere
F. Manahi
W. Manahi
Moon
Schutzman
Thompson
la Porte
Stainbrook
F Youngblut
Hogan
Metcalf
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo for accompanying designs that allow for seams. Orders are filled promptly and should reach you in a few days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo
Crossness Never Necessary in Everyday Life
Side Talks Sr Ruth contrasts universal unhappiness from unavoidable ills with misery caused by needless irritability. The piece argues most happiness would rise if people reduced habitual crossness and kept a pleasant demeanor. It notes only a few can significantly affect world happiness, by changing temperament rather than circumstances.
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Ty J
Anu Stylish Model Pattern For Slender Figures
Pattern 3559 describes a three size sewing design for ages 16 18 and 20 with an 18 years size needing 43% yards of 44 inch material. Skirt width at lower edge is 2 yards and fabrics such as Duvetyn satin tafeta linen voile ratine etamine are suggested. The skirt joins an underbody and sleeves may finish at wrist or elbow.
Colored school grows rapidly in Piney Woods Mississippi
Laurence C. Jones founder of Piney Woods Country Life School reports steady progress and strong donor support despite fires and depression. Dulany hall, a two story brick dormitory and domestic science building, was completed by students and donors, with Dulany of Chicago funding in memory of Aunt Lunky. An administration building rises, financed by small gifts. The school, begun in a log cabin 11 years ago, now enrolls about 200 students with 14 teachers, and spans several hundred acres of land. Noted benefactors include Vil laldar Stefansson and Jay Darling. Jones visits Waterloo during summer.
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Piney Woods
Braxton
Laurence C. Jones
Iowa
Jones
Marshal
Town
University of Iowa
Inglitation
Lowa
Altho
Dulany
George W. Dulany
Chicago
Lunky
Pikey Woods
Jay N. Darling
Mr. Jones
Waterloo
S.C
Ancient Belfry of German Lutherans Being Dismantled
Early today steeplejacks began tearing down the belfry of the old German Lutheran church at 424 Jefferson Street near Park Avenue marking the end of a landmark. The deteriorated tower posed a risk to nearby property and the owner chose demolition. The brick church, started in 1875 and finished in October that year at 2600 dollars, seated about 200. It was debt free at completion. The congregation moved years ago to Mapleson High Streets and is now known as the Lutheran church on Maple Street. The building was leased to the Christian Science Society for some years.
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Jaferson Street
Park Avenue
Joseph Westenbert
Maplesod High Streets
F Butheran Church
Christian Scene Society
Landsman Takes Charge of Local Clothing Store
Landsman, general manager of Landsman Clothing, arrived today to assume control of the Golden Waghn shop at 625 685 Sycamore Street. He announced the new store will carry trade mark clothing and fur goods for men youths and boys.
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Low Landsman
Landsman Clothing Company
Gueressors
Golden Waghn
Sycamore Street
Landsman
Grand Lodge Knights Prepare Waterloo Convention
Local communiters of the Kulsots lof Pythias lodge plan a grand lodge encampment in Waterloo August 18 to 26. About 1,500 visitors, including 500 delegates and 700 Pythian Sisters guests, are expected along with 4 camp units at Chinqual Park. The event features parades, drills, open houses at the temple, and a ceremonial in the armory, with events led by Grand Chancellor W. R. Law.
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Pythian Temple
Order
Iowa
Haih
Grand Jodie
Chintatdyal Park
Prey
Pythianiam
Kleetek
Harry
Nelcoll
Pythian Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Sembly
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Leave Stay Left Drunk Warned as Fine Is Suspended
In police court this morning the man known as Willie Hosem, now Everett Tones, faced charges of intoxication and was fined 25 dollars with the fine suspended on conditions to stay home and avoid Waterloo. Joe Asker, found guilty of vagrancy and begging, was fined 50 or 15 days, with a 24 hour deadline to work or leave the city. Harald Bradley and Paul Klein, cited for speeding, forfeited 10 dollars each after failing to respond to roll call. Charles Beener forfeited a 10 dollar bond on a traffic charge. Toulis Freeman and Henry Becot, charged with disturbing the public quiet, were continued to 2 PM tomorrow after requests for more time. Miss Ross Gaffey of Storm Lake and John McCormack, with his son Dwight from Rio Vista, Cal, attended the wedding of Dorothy Jenks and Bulen McCormack scheduled for tomorrow.
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Willie Hosem
Everett
O. B. Courtright
Jones
Tevin
Waterloo
Joe Asker
Veruney
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