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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

2

Presentation of Un Mardi-Gras Triste by Catholic G

Catholic G eluhs of the cit assisted by Daughters of Isabell prepare a pantomime in New Orleans style to benefit local clubs. Jean and Marian Preece of Battle Creek Nebraska direct with aunt Mrs J E O Keefe. over 149 young women to perform at a local theatre in about ten weeks.

G ‘Eluhs Cit Isabell Jean Marian Preece Battle Creek Neb J. E. O'Keefe New Orleans Krebbiel Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Our Lady of Victory Auditorium Preece New York Joseph Urban Arthur Hohl Mary Porter Boegle Madame Alberti Kenneth Macgowan Gene Mike Ondynski Michael Fakine Jean Preece Columbia University Italy Belgium France Flutter Threshold Theatre New York City

Parties Compliment Visitors at Summer Gatherings

Numerous out of town guests attended social events in town yesterday. At Black's tearoom a P B E luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. Walker and Mrs. Bakker drew visitors from St. Claire Michigan Ackley Iowa and Dubuque Iowa. Mrs. Banks entertained at Sunnyside Country club with two bridge tables for Mrs. Burnett of Miami Florida. A picnic at the G W Nauman home honored Miss Marie Sylvester of Plainview Minnesota, who shared a room with Josephine Nauman at Northwestern University last year. Twenty-two guests attended the dinner, and Miss Genevieve Cleary of Denver entertained Miss Lumry and others as the visit continues.

P. BE. O Black's Tearoom Carl Walker St. Claire Mich C. W. Mullan Pearl Bakker Ackley Pp. C.bakker B. F. Brocklinger Dubuque J. E. Sedgwick W. J. Banks Sunnyside Country Club B. J. Burnett Miami Fla Marie Sylvester Plainview Minn Osephine Nauman Rihwestern University

Beauty Chats On Eyebrows By Edna Kent Forbes

Edna Kent Forbes notes eyebrow shaping has shifted from extreme thin lines to symmetric arches. Training hairs into an arched line with a brush, gentle finger smoothing, and selective trimming creates a natural look. Advice includes dampening stray hairs, occasional mucilage water, and using cold cream or almond-oil base for skin care.

DY. W. M

SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CAMERON HOUSES AND CHILDHOOD MEMORIES

Ruth Cameron reflects on what makes a home feel welcoming to children and contrasts two kinds of houses from youth. She recalls The House of the Much Loved Ladies filled with mementos like a conch shell and a tiny village in an oil weight, arguing that simple toys and memories create a safe, inviting space for visiting kids.

Uncle John Mischirt

Miss Alice E Brown and Forrest Shores to Marry Sept 21

The announcement notes the engagement of Miss Alice E Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brown, to Forrest R Shores, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M Shores. The upcoming wedding is planned for September 21 with a luncheon at the bride elects home and decorative bluebirds and gold butterflies in the scheme.

Alice E. Brown Forrest Shores Misa Amee Brown C. M. Brown Forrest R. Shores F. M. Shores Br.de-Eleet Margaret Megan Chicago

The Sandman Story Br MRS FP A Walker

The tale follows Old Grey Hen and barnyard hens arguing over farmer's scraps and corn. Speckled Hen, White Hen, and Black Hen voice distrust and talk of leaving the barnyard. Rover is mentioned. The hens debate taking action amid scarce feed and a tack found in scraps.

A. Walker Rover Grey Hen White Hen Black Hen

City in Brief At west end that bridge and shops

At west end the bridge near the F building houses an equipped optical shop and advertisements. E M Newton of Baltimore revisits his parents at 728 Winton street. Mr and Mrs William Piffner plus Misses Agnes and Margaret Gelb motor to St Leo Minnesota to visit relatives. F H Kezar of Kezar's cafetaria enjoys a few days vacation with relatives in Nashua and New Hampton Iowa. Carl W Theilman of 1827 Franklin street recovers well from an operation at Presbyterian hospital. Rover the farm dog chases hens away as a fox threat looms with a river bridge washout delaying corn deliveries. Various notices include dentistry practice changes by Drs Debs and new offices for Dr F H Feuling, eye ear nose throat specialist, and Drs Harry E and Grace Harvar returning to their Black Building offices. Notices also say Dr Ban Everall will be away Aug 9 to Sept 25 with coverage arranged. Stolen Dubuque car found: Stonebaker sedan taken Sunday night from Electric Park in Dubuque, Iowa, located last evening by Ray.

William Pilffner Agnes Margaret Gelb St. Leo Minn F. H. Kezar Kezar Cafetearia Nashua New Hampton Carl W. Theilman Franklin Streat Presbyter'n Hospital Grey Hen Black Hen Black Henry Rover Mr. Fox Roveregan R. Debs Mathoca Tien Debs Iowa State Bank Comer And Jefferson Streets Waterloo Iowa Ofice F. H. Feuling Dean Iowa City Medical School University For Iowa Phillips Academy Exeter N. H Dartmouth Caller Northwestern University Harry E Grace Harvar Black Building

Decree Entered in Platt Pipe Line Case

Franklin C. Platt sues Montana Independent Pipe Line and C. W. Cosgrove alleging inducement to issue two promissory notes for 5000 dollars each in exchange for stock. He paid one note and seeks surrender of the other plus 5000 dollars, interest, and costs. The forthcoming decree will align with his petition.

Franklin C. Platt Montana Independent Pipe Line Company C. W. Cosgrove

Patterns available from Waterloo Evening Courier

Advertisement for patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for each pattern and a self addressed return envelope. Patterns include seam allowances and are mailed as quickly as possible, typically within ten days after order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Abandoned Car Found Near Alten Memorial Hospital

Police report notes a motorcycle officer encountered an abandoned car near the Alten Memorial hospital. The vehicle showed signs of extensive use, with much gasoline expended, suggesting it had been driven a great distance before being left.

I Burch New Alten Memorial Hospital

Ham at Wholesale Less Shank Readily Cooked

A weather warmed by summer heat leads to choosing ham for multiple meals as wholesale prices drop 16 to 20 percent. Buy whole or half for two or more dinners, with the butt best baked and the shank easy to cook in a pressure cooker or slow cooker.

Two Heavy Liquor Offenders Fined and Enjoined

Two violators pleaded guilty to maintaining liquor nuisances before Judge E B Stiles. Charles Wilson was fined 300 dollars plus costs including 849 dollars in county attorney fees. Ed Troyer faced the same 300 dollar fine with most suspended on good behavior and was permanently enjoined from further illegal sale of intoxicants. Both were committed to jail until fines are paid.

E. B. Stiles Charles Wilson Ed Troyer Troyer

Marital Woes Rosa Vice Seeks Divorce From John M Vice

Rosa Vice files for divorce from John M Vice alleging desertion since May 1919. Married April 18 1908 at Boswall Indiana with four children Pauline 14 Le Roy 11 Stella 7 Esther 5. Plaintiff seeks custody of the two younger children and permanent alimony of 10 per week. Nellie Bowlby says that shortly

Rosa Vice John M. Vice Land Boswall Ind Pauline le Roy Stella Esther Nellie Bowlby

Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty After Marriage to Bowlby

Bertha Millsap files for divorce from A L Millsap citing cruel and inhuman treatment by Bowlby after their Chicago marriage on July 14 1921 and a brief remarriage in Dubuque February 7 1922. Three children Ray Floyd and William aged 20 16 and 14. Permanent alimony set at 60 per month.

H. C. Bowlby Chicago Myer Bertha Millsap A. L. Millsap Dubuque Ray Floyd William

Memorials and Weddings in Waterloo Area Notices

Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Burke will begin with a home prayer at 1 30 p m followed by rites at First Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 p m officiated by Rev R F Pearlbare and Rev J B Johnson The body was moved to the residence for calling until the service Friends may attend and Mrs Burke was a member of Waterloo Chapter 128 Order of Eastern Star Also noted are the death of Mrs Marie T Wagner daughter of F E Place and summer residence shifts in Waterloo area plus several marriage licenses including Lester Gigi and Lena Hein and other listings from Waterloo Mt Auburn and Albert City with dates and names of engaged couples.

First Baptist Richard Holmes Myrtie Crane Sunday Schol R. E. Willainson Partor Hom Park Cora Armstrong Lata ‘Teer Smith Marie la Rue Martin Burke Commercial Street jTmeday First Methodist Enpiscoal Church R. FL Pearl Bare J. B. Johnson Order of Eastern Star

American Tourists Hurt in German Mountain Rail Crash

Reports from Rosenheim indicate several American tourists were seriously injured in a mountain scenic railway crash near Munich. Floods last night washed out track beds at Des Moines, halting a northbound Chicago Great Western train and delaying another by six hours.

Rosenheim Germany Munich G. W Des Moines Chicago Great Western

Boys 14 to Try for Honors of Horseshoes

A contest to crown the city’s 14 year old horseshoe champion will be held at Cedar River Park during a Waterloo playground picnic. Art May of Waterloo East and Art Berge of Waterloo West, both 14, will compete, each known as a sharp shooter with the horseshoe.

Bhoe Waterloo Cedar River Park potiSon Art May Waterloo East Art Berge Waterloo West

Colonel Graham Named Instructor at Iowa City

A. J. Edwards reports from his son-in-law Lieut. Col. George D. Graham has been appointed professor of military science and tactics in the dental college at the University of Iowa City. Graham, a State University graduate, is currently at Fort Howard Md and will assume the new post in early September.

A.J. Edwards George D. Graham Dental College of the University At Iowa City Colonal Graham State University Fort Howard

Dedicate Woman's Mooseheart Temple at Mooseheart Convention

In Aurora Illinois on August 23 the Loyal Order of Moose marked a Woman's day at its thirty second annual convention. A Woman's temple offering rest rooms and dormitories for mothers was dedicated and teams from the Woman's Moose legion performed ritualistic drills. Men teams also drilled.

Aurora Ill Loyal Order of Moose Mooseheartt Woman’s Moose Legion

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