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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1924

Page

12

Standard Bearers Convention Decides Next Meeting Site

Annual convention of the Standard Bearers society in Waterloo ended with a vote to hold next year’s gathering in Waverly. Delegates from Mason City Charles City Hampton Waverly Riceville Cedar Falls Shen Rock Plymouth Janesville and Waterloo attended. A banquet for 75 followed at 5:30 p m. with Mrs C J Wonser and Miss Edith Ketchum in charge.

Standard Bearers Society Waterloo First Methodist Church C. J. Wonser Tama Edith Ketchum Riceville Waverly Hirstchurch Mason City Charles City Hampton Cedar

Sunburned Hands and Home Remedies Spotted

An advice column offers remedies for sunburned hands including Fuller's earth and milk paste and glycerine lemon juice blends. It notes bleaching creams lotions and cosmetic gloves may help and suggests avoiding sleeveless attire for a tan. It also mentions not publishing a rash tonic formula.

Ada Young Honored by Waterloo Social Guests

Mrs A W Peterson and daughter hosted a Thursday reception for Ada Young of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs Peterson, visiting Waterloo and the East. Attendees included Mrs Walter Magna and a small group of local friends with bridge parties and luncheon events noted throughout the week.

A. W. Peterson H. O. Berry Ada Young Los Angeles Peterson East Miss Young Waterloo Abelsonore Walter Magna St. Louis

Club Notes Show Walnut Street Baptist Class Social This Week

Miss Ida Bell Rice hosted the Amicus class of Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school at her home last evening. The program featured songs by Anna McLean and Grave Townsend, piano solos by Edna Miles, readings by Lucy Teasdale, followed by refreshments and business. Mrs N Ries assisted as hostess.

Our Lady of Victory Academy Helen Joyce Logan Avenue Bliss Vinia Schiel Fred Holbach St. John’s Catholic Church St. John’s Church Lucille Close Fred Hilger Cedar Rapids Neb Sacred Heart Church Miss Close Mid-West Publishing Company Ida Bell Rice Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School Anna McLean Grave Townsend Edna Miles Lucy ‘Teasdale Tr. N. Ries

Mrs Rudolph Venter Hosts Goldenrod Club Meeting

Mrs Rudolph Venter opened her home to the Goldenrod club on Thursday afternoon. Her rooms were decorated in orange and green to honor the group, with Mrs Carl Venter assisting her.

Rudolph Venter Goldenrod Club Carl Venter

Libraries to Aid Students Display Catalogs for Study

Public library display lists catalogs from U S schools to help students plan study and choose courses. Teachers note reserved books Wasps And Hints for Teachers aid prep. posters promote homemaking guides The A 1 American Girl for Homemaker and guides on cooking, nursing, and home care.

United States Apra Rcd

Business schools to open in September with new courses

Gates Business College reports its heaviest advance enrollment as Fall term begins in five days. Students arrive from Kentucky, Minnesota, Milwaukee, and Burlington. A new junior accounting course directed by R J Gillespie will aid students in advanced bookkeeping and auditing. Miss Phaye Thompson returns as bookkeeping instructor, with Miss Mary Horner and Fred Poe leading stenography. Bruce Gates will lead salesmanship and public speaking classes. Corn Belt Business College opens Sept 2 under Clarence H Benson with renewed rooms and staff led by Lottie M Mills assist.

Gates Business College Kentucky Miinagis Milwaukee Burlington R. J. Gillespie Phaye ‘Thompson Gillespie Mary, Horner Fred Poe Nellie Mosely Bruce Gates Corn Belt Business College Clarence H. Ben- Son Pythian Temple Toro Misa Lottie M. Mills Athenaeum College Fort Warne Ind Gregg School Chicago Bensonn

Cedar Falls Man Held on Liquor Charge

Marshalltown Iowa August 29 special Arguments in the state of Iowa against T P Ferguson Cedar Falls who is charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquors could not be heard Thursday and it is not known when the case will be concluded Ferguson was arrested August 15 after police found 12 bottles of liquor in his automobile He was released on a 100 bond.

Marshalltown State of Iowa T. PD. Ferguson Cedar Falls Ferguson

Charles City man held on useless check charge

Charles City Iowa August 29 4 orberger a familiar figure in city courts is held on a charge of using a worthless check for ten dollars in a day long police session a warrant is out forack Wilson for driving an automobile while intoxicated Wilson is at large after a buggy collision yesterday injuring Fred Hawley and his driver.

Charles City Orberger Higl Ack" Wilson Iel Fred Hawley

Uncle Wiggily's Drumsticks Adventure

Uncle Wiggily helps two squirrel boys obtain soft drum sticks from cattails. Johnnie and Billy trade for makeshift sticks, avoid a noisy scene with Mrs. Bushytail, and chase the fox away after a noisy drum clash. The tale ends with the bunny guiding a playful resolution and hints at further adventures.

Mr. Glongnars Squirrel Boys Uncle Wiggily Bunny Rabbits Johnnie Bie Bille Mrs. Duchytail Uncle Wigglly Jolie Domale Unete Jolnio Toliie Johne Tie Billy Mox Bithie Uncle Wigelly

Up-to-date 1924 Childrens Garment Patterns by Mail

Requests for the 1924 Up-to-date Book of Fashions pattern set mailed to any address for 16 cents per pattern. The infant garments pattern includes a dress a petticoat a sacque and bonnet with simple materials listed and yardage. Orders processed by the Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier WA TERLOG with 12 cents for silver or stamps.

Fashion Department Eny Addyeems

The Joy of Looking Up and Admiring Greatness

A neighbor extols Mrs. Sidgwick through a young admirer who worships from afar. The piece defends admiration over envy, arguing that cherishing noble idols uplifts the soul and that questioning or tearing down such beauty harms the self. It cites Pater, Tennyson, and Emerson on noble affection.

Peope Jone Pater Tennyson Emerson

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