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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1923

Page

2

Surviving Drew Family Gather For First Reunion

The Theodora Drew descendants from Jesup assemble for a 41 year reunion tied to 1882 wedding events. Present are Fred Drew Sheldon Clyde Ferris and sisters Mrs Walsh Warner and others from Waterloo Jesup and Canton. A large dinner follows a Cedar River park picnic with local officers hosting and about 40 expected attendees.

Theodora Drew Jesup Fred Drew Sheldon Conn Fannie E H. Walsh Pasadena Cal BE. D. Warner Canton Janesrlis Ferris Drew Waterloo Drawkin Willard Hall Elmer Stevenson H. S. Bunnell B. B. Gunnell Elias Parker Fred Housatonic Valley Connecticut

Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Reelects Officers

Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union re elected nearly all officers at the annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon in Willard hall. President Mrs L B Park retains her role. Recording secretary elected Mrs Medora Clark to succeed ill health retir ing Rose Loban. Other re elected officers include vice president Mrs F F Yapp corresponding secretary Mrs Ida Mitchall and treasurer Miss Amanda Rekert. Mitchell has held her office since 1916. Meeting opened with devotions led by Mrs F J Eighmey and included a Bible conference symposium. Mrs Eighmey to lead two half hour Bible studies on The Covenant at Willard meetings. Closing prayer by Mrs Park.

Waterloo Woman‘s (Christian Temperance), Union Willard Hall L. B. Park Medora Clark Rose Loban F. F. Yapp Ida “Mitchall Amanda Rickert

W R C Inspectors Attend School Here

Women of the Woman's Relief Corps attended the first school of inspection at Memorial Hall led by Mrs. Orpha B. pbruss and past department president Mrs. Lou L. Schrack. The session standardizes inspection of corps work and books and included visitors such as Mrs. Estella E. Plonper and Mrs. Fredericka Philpot.

Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Hall Orpha B. Pbruss Fairfield Lou L. Schrack Parkersburg Estella E. Plonper Jawaj Falls Fredericka Philpot

Compliment Visitors at Luncheon Bridge at Sunny Side

Mrs. T. RR McCoy and Mrs. Agatha Braniger host a luncheon and bridge for visiting Mrs. Grace Law and Mrs. Harry Rice with forty guests including Mrs. Blanche Show and Mrs. Wolans Ballfelt Alayne. Garden tower decorations, long table, JolJon RB. Rogers party soon.

T. Rr, McCoy Agatha Braniger Sunnyside Country Cuub Grace Law Mason City McCoy Harry Rice Salt Lake City Grantger Blanche Show Philadelphia Wolans Ballfelt Alayne St. Louis

Beauty Chats by Edna Bent Forbes Old Fashioned Preparations

Edna Bent Forbes extols time honored beauty formulas as effective today as a century ago. She lists astringent toilet waters with lemon and honey, egg based lotions, lavender vinegar scents, a freckle lotion with lemon juice and vinegar, and tips on shampooing and cocoa butter for massage.

Beauty Edna Bent Forbes

SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CAMERON

Ruth Cameron laments youth car use and parental control as teens roam in fast cars. She notes high costs of summer road habits, compares past and present child spending, and questions whether money and indulgence bring happiness for today’s children.

Local club events fill evening with refreshments and plans

At a meeting at the hall last evening Jani rkwood tent initiated a candidate and honored a veteran camp member. The August committee served cake and corner candles in red white and blue. Miss Waugh receives farewell dinner plans with 14 young women from Associated Manufacturing Company at Black's tearoom. Auxiliary sewing at Memorial hall toffel bags for Dairy Cattle Congress. luncheon served by Mrs. McCarthy Larkin and Anderson. Mrs. Kohl guests at Black's tearoom, bridge, luncheon at 4:30. Miss Grace Kauffer hosts for Philadelphia guest Gratchgn Show. lavender and white centerpieces, eight covers. Miss Heathen Allen to wed Russell Stewart on Sept 22. Sunnyside Country Club dance Friday night and Labor Day dinner dance planned. Awkumon Kinb dance party at Elk Run Inn Thursday evening.

James A. Murphy Jolmn RB. Rogers Company Kathleen Texroom Murphy Altho Elk Run Inn Jani Rkwood Song of Veterans Camp Nathan Waugh Althea Waugh Associated Manufacturing Company Black Memorial Hall American Legion Auxiliary Dairy Cattle Congress W. H. Wilson Bors Mmes Thomas McCarthy P. Ll. Larkin Ruby Anderson Black’s Kauffer Grace Kauffer Gratchgn Philadelphia Ananyside Sunnyside Country Club

Fidelity circle hosts Eighteen Women at Sewing Dinner

Eighteen women attended the Fidelity circle of Pythian Sisters for a regular sewing and Diense dinner hosted by Mrs. Addie Deabe. Mrs. Mary Feadrick of Vinton attended among the guests.

Fidelity Circle of Pythian Sisters Addie Deabe Mary Feadrick Vinton Jacob Meyer

Church School Lesson Meet at Mrs Nichols Home

The home department of First M. E. Sunday school will gather for lesson study at 2:30 p m Thursday hosted by Mrs J A Nichols.

First M. &. Sunday School J. A. Nichols

First M. E. Members to Elect Delegate

Dr. R F Hurlburt calls a church meeting for Aug 23 to elect a lay delegate to the annual conference opening in Marion Ind Oct 3 0 F M Wilson will preside as judge of election Woman loses scalp in Sac City incident as Mrs Jarry Boney’s hair was torn by a gasoline engine while doing laundry she was taken to Carrell hospital and may die

Lizzie R. F. Hurlburt First M. E. Church Bate Marion F. M. Wilson Sac City Jarry Boney Jiera Carrell Hospital

Oldtimers Recall Boyhood Incidents in Early Waterloo

A. J. Edwards and John Shinn, both Waterloo alumni, recall school days and a July 4 accident causing severe burns to John Shinn. Shinn later pursued art in New York before turning to law, becoming a notable NY state barrier. The reminiscence highlights Waterloo’s village origins and long friendships.

Waterloo A. J. Edwards Edwards, Ponging Rangler & Warris John Shinn New York Acchool Edwards Shinn Vic Edwin Mesick Walker Water- Bo

Walker Family Returns from 6500 Mile Tour

Myr. and Mrs. W. P. Walker and daughters Merle Evelyn and son gon Lloyd returned yesterday from a 6500 mile automobile trip to the Pacific coast. They traveled from Waterloo June toward Sioux Falls and Sherman, through the Black Hills to Sheridan then Billings, Yellowstone trail to Wenatchee. They visited Spokane Mt. Rainier park Seattle Pacific Beach and Vancouver B C. They heard President Harding’s last address at Washington University stadium and attended the pageant Americanus in which 10,000 participated. The family carried a full camping outfit and enjoyed the outdoors throughout.

Myr W. P. Walker Merle Evelyn Gon. Lloyd Hawthorne Pacific Coast Waterloo Sioux Falls M. D Custer Battlefield Black Hills Sheridan Wyo Billings Mont Yellowstone Wenatchee Wash McBride Spokane Mt. Rainier Park Seattle Pacific Beach Vancouver B. C Warren G. Harding Wrshington University Americanus

Y s Mens Club Plans Tryouts For City Luncheon Series

The Y s Men s Club announces tryouts for its city luncheon baseball series with 15 candidates for the nine positions. Tryouts start 6 pm at Cedar River Park for pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders as the club aims to raise funds for the Y W C A building.

Cedar River Park Cfty Y. Wu A. Building Fund C. A. Boatman Leo Cohrt Hev Herbert Moehlmann

Autos Lose Wheels in Collision Today

A morning crash at Lafayette street and Mullan avenue at 6 50 left two cars with only the rear wheels of one and the front wheels of the other remaining. Both drivers Elmer O Haver and Ray J Schotter escaped injury while the Selwtter car backed over a curb and sidewalk. Another collision near Electric park occurred when Charles Poffinberger reported steering gear failure in a rented car late last night. Melvin W Hills and Mrs Billig plan to attend the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City with their sons joining en route.

Elmer O'Haver Ray J. Schotter Lafayette Street Mullan Avenue Schotter O'Haver Selwtter Charles Poffinberger Tetfarson Charles City Melvin W. Hills Security Trust and Savings Bank Billig Earl Atlantic City American Bankers’ Association Raymond Harlan Canada Exeter N. I

Riverfront commission to meet on river wall bids

The riverfront commission will meet tonight in J B Dempster's office to set dates for bids and letting of the river wall contract along East Bene, orway Fifth street and the C G W bridges. Specifications for the mall by City Engineer Ralph B Slippy have been approved with Illinois Central Company officials, as the railroad pays most wall costs for sidetracks serving Waters street wholesale houses. Harry G Brown’s auto was stolen. wall height matches existing fronts from Fourth to Fifth streets with new shandrailing and six foot sidewalk.

East Bene Orway Fifth Street Riverfront Commission J. B. Dempster Ralph B. Slippy Illinois Central Company Waters Street Harry. G. Brown Ments Commercial Street Fourth Fifth

Stranger Vanishes With Rented Auto and Missing Identity

A well dressed man posing as an Illinois Central employee rented a Ford sedan from R H Young motor livery at 716 Sycamore and vanished with no baggage or trace. The car, recently bought in Tama county, bore license 87 05187 and motor number 7260216. Police alert townswide as this is the second car theft in two weeks.

Tama Ilinois Central R. H. Young Motor

Home beauty by specialists and growing business

A home beauty mission is presented as a specialist task with pride in expertise. The message highlights continued business growth and satisfied customers as proof of success, inviting the reader to join.

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