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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1919

Page

3

Woman's Club to Start Year With Large Membership

The Woman's Club begins its 1978-19 season with a record 327 members, 500 active. First general meeting set for Sept 12 at Hot Kun sell Lamson. reports from Ames Iowa Federation delegates and National Federation convener will be given. newly elected president Mrs B J Howrey presides.

Man’s Club Hot Kunsell-Lamson Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs Ames D. Ives National Federation of Business and Professional Women St. Louis B. 3. Howrey Lucy Kimball George W. Nauman W. H. Naum Ian Helene Ballet Mimes Mexico South America H. W. Grout Walter Johnson Johnson Mines Austin Burt J. K. Ridenour C. N. Shane W. Ft. Law Curt Walt Whitalan Russia Installa Lon A. Tare A. Viedina P. BE. O S. Wells H. W. Ladaga C.D. Q'iarrow J. S Porrenter Misk M Alla Tate Kensmert Lovejoy Gordon Furbank Amt N. G Nort

Energy and diet rules for weight change explained

A casual guide explains energy balance: eat less or burn more to lose fat, noting that extra exercise can trigger appetite. It outlines simple dietary changes like reducing quantity or adjusting food quality, and briefly mentions fashion and beauty routines alongside community notices and upcoming events.

Atlee Varro

Veteran of Civil War Shares Life Philosophy at Ninety Three

Benjamin Franklin LeValley born October 28 1847 in Sandy Creek Oswego County New York visited his brother Lafayette LeValley in Milwaukee. He served in Co U Thirteenth Wisconsin Infantry and never drank alcohol. He saved a German recruit with lung fever during war and later learned the recruit became a doctor. He cherishes church service and testimony of salvation at the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Bensanto Franklin LeValley Lafayette LeValley Mullan Avenue West LeValley Yehildren New York States Mr. LeValley Sandy Creek Oswego County N. Y Wigs Lafayette Benjamin Franklin Sharon Wis Co. U, Thirteenth Wisconsin Infantry John Sherman Charles Henry John Aia Jattayella LeValley Waterloo Norris Crossing Butler County Réeg- Finental Hospital Clayville Tenn Ter Ain Milwaukee Imaagine Dr. LeValey Clureh LeVahey Voney Jesus Christ

Waterloo church services and calendar listing

Tomorrow services are listed across Waterloo churches with schedules for Adventist and various denominations. The compilation names churches such as Seventh Day Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Christadelphian, Congregational, Church of Christ, Episcopal, Evangelical, Lutheran, Methodist, and United Brethren, plus Mass times, Sunday schools, youth groups, prayer meetings, and evening services. The long roster includes pastors and locations, showing regional religious activity for the period.

A Reader’s Take On Breaking Bad Habits

A note from a reader contrasts a poem by John Toyle O Reilly with personal experience. The writer argues against rapid drastic changes and supports turning your back on temptation while moving steadily to form new routines. Persistence and definite small steps, like waking earlier, can help break old patterns and build good habits.

John Toyle O’ Reilly Reilly Ming

Attitude of business women in new political duties

Committees named for the Commercial department include Mary Horner Planche Ethel Resor Mont Mande Spensley and others. The French study continuation will be a feature this year with Mrs C son chairing the committee and Mrs FE Hew ari as instructor. Those interested should contact Myrtle Steward at extension 544 by Wednesday.

E. A. Bosts Claire Parker W. OM. Stewist Ames O A Gates EL. Johnson Marian Chapma Finan Wolf Langlais Louis Frank Monee Wirhe Vlet How. Groun Tutalil Storm Gomfort George Millard Marian Chapman Chapman and M Walter Tohnson Abalemen E. Piekel HE. Peek Benedict Fine Department Sei H. W. Sigworth Fine Arts Department H. E. Tullar Chamberlain Home and Education Department A. E. Hoffman C. W. Kling Dlemsworth Theen Mm TL Mar Fsammy Donald Maude Dudles Miledred Holtman Mmes George B. Worthen Winnifred Garvin Secr Gladys Powers Commercial Department Mary Horner Planche Ethel Resor Mont Mande Spensley Viors Miner Inga Stianson Wave and Means Sid Mowning FL L Marquis Orlean Manhard Tancheon Myrtle Barr Lulu Barnes

Dancing Masters Doom Shimmy and Kindred Dances

Reported debate on the decline of dancing as public opinion shifts toward jazz influenced forms. Masters fear traditional dances may vanish, with two New York sons of dancing foreseeing changes in music and etiquette. They warn that modern trends threaten stately dances and could curb future practice.

Doom Shims Sinilar Ion Fir New York

Refined public urged to abolish vulgar ballroom dancing

A columnist cites 8 Altman urging a refined public to abolish what he calls vulgar dance forms and syncopations. He laments the spread of "spiritually disguised" dancing and argues most people do not know what proper dancing is, warning of a wreck to come as the slide continues.

Altman

Chapter FE P E O Plans Busy Year and Yearbooks

Chapter FE of the P E O announces a busy season 1914 1920 with yearbooks distributed under Miss Elizabeth Royce directing. First meeting September 22 covers "Vacation Reports" and future topics include Historic Spots into Modern American dramatists painters illustrators sculptors, What Women Are Doing Town Authors American Heroes of the War and more. Special meetings and an American play are planned for November 2.

Chapter FE Whow Elizabeth Royce Wm BE. Drinkman I. L. Marquis

Central Labor Union Denies Authorized Labor Paper Solicitation

Central Labor Union officials say no formal plan exists for a Waterloo labor newspaper and that any public solicitation for subscriptions or advertising is unauthorized. Delegates were instructed to gauge member interest, but reports have not been returned.

Central Labor Union Waterloo Irom Sith & Paper Central Society Cantral Labor Union

Idle Waterloo Factory Faces Potential Strike

A meeting is set at the Labor Temple to organize Ferguson Manufacturing workers. They plan to draft an arbitration agreement similar to those used by other Waterloo factories now on strike and to present it to Pevason officials Monday, per UL Milnes.

Getline Gether Waterlo Ferguson Manufacturing Company Labor Temple Ferguson ” Manufacturing Onimpany Waterloo Pevenson UL Milnes Machinists

Morris Helps Manchester Couple Wed In Garage

Automobile dealer C A Morris arranged a quick marriage for Hh. m. Teutsch and Miss Elsie E B Bogne of Manchester in Morris’s Fifth Street garage after obtaining their license. Rev. Lockwood to conduct, as Moose and Oelwelh clubs split Labor Day game at River Park.

Hh. m. Teutsch Elsie EB. Bogne Waterloo Mr. Morris Teutsch Mr Morris J Street Moose Club Rev. Mj J Lockwood Grace M. E. Church

Premium lists prepared for Waterloo Pel Stock show

The premium lists and regulations for the Waterloo Pel Stock fall show were finalized by the committee in charge. Detroit, Afr. Chicago, Gibson named as judges for the Dairy Cattle Congress event, with W H Loderman and Dr Earl Jacoby in charge. the show aims for success. Weds in garage. couple travels to Manchester after the ceremony. No preaching services at First Methodist church tomorrow.

Waterloo Pel Stock Association Gibson Detroit Afr Chicago Congress W. H. Lowderman Earl Jacoby First Methodist Church

Maris Services Resume at St. Mark’s Church

Thomas Horton returns from a four week vacation spent at Lake Otohon. Services resume at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church tomorrow with communion at 11 a.m. This will be the only service of the day. Antioch Baptist Church launches a drive to raise 190 for building memorials. Rally services tomorrow with Rev. J. W. Howles leading.

Mies Hazell Bond Punils Wirst Baptist Church Chiurch Christian Serrili Christian Endeavor Societies FS. McWilliams South America and Mewlilians Ward and Mulberry Hobertson Macartney Homark M. B. Tate Purmurt Des Moines First United Preepy Second Wellington Diev Antioch’ Church Antioch Baptist Church J. W. Howles

Universalist Society Meeting Slated at Public Library

A Universalist society gathering is announced for tomorrow at the public library. Rev. Be Jim McCollum Jones of Webster City will preach. A note mentions a silent but effective salesman and a “For Sale Act” in the Courier.

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