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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1922

Page

2

Society News Review of Weddings at St Ansgat and Nearby

Katherine Msen and Mais Msen walk as friends of the bride near and at St Ansgat. Rev Andreasen will perform the ceremony with Miss Madsen and Mr Hansen expected to wed, followed by a three course dinner. Jerlan Lehman and Grace Brown Hailey wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. The Lehman couple plan a move to Florida fruit ranch after stays in Waterloo and Fort Pierce. The column also notes musicians, decorations, and social details from local society events and upcoming entries for Set.

Katherine Mais Neers St. Ansgat Manish Lathersnehureh Andreasen Cedar Falls Ape Ughter Peter Stroupie Madsen Alsat Hansen Jens Wi- Sel Lehman Waterloo Fort Pierce Fla Jillenian Motor Company Palais Royal

St Francis Sisters Plan Banquet for Waterloo Physicians

The Sisters of St Francis will host a supper banquet Thursday at 7 PM for Waterloo physicians at the hospital. A stirring program will follow. Notable guests include Dr J D Moorhead of Chicago, Rev Father P C Mahan, Archbishop J J Keane, and Rev H P Rehlman. Faculty and church leaders are invited, along with editors of local papers.

St. Francis Sisters Sisters of At Frs Wave Physicians of Waterloo J. D. Moorheat Chicago Favola Universit Houl of Medicine Catholic Hospital Association United States Canada P. C. Mahan Chiiorga

Beauty Chats on Nails and Health by Edna Kent Forbes

Healthier nails come from overall well being. Nails should be transparent, shell pink, flexible, and free of ridges. Dry skin or excessive acid can cause brittle nails. nourish nails with oils and buffers to stimulate blood flow and natural shine.

Marvels of Motor Traffic Risks in City Life

Ruth Cameron reflects on why car accidents cause few fatalities and injuries despite heavy city traffic. She cites steering failures, wet curves, and standout rescues as examples, praising driver restraint and the rarity of serious harm amid thousands of miles driven.

Marchines Oréur Eersascape

Miss Eve Mackin to Marry John Foarde in Evening Service

Miss Eve Mackin wedding to John Foarde planned for 6 o clock service in Independence. The couple, from Amboy and Waterloo circles, will wed with a full ceremony and a reception at the Mackin home afterward. Guests from Des Moines, Waterloo, and Arlington attend, and plans include a gown of white crepe chiffon with lace coronet. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a bridal trip, at 209 Brockwell Arms post September 15.

Eve Mackin John Foarde Miester Wagner Mig Andrew Ll Miss Garrans Sulewall Desa A. Flattmann Fuat Mani Salas Mendels Berns Oid Wickias Wren Altea Poaede Fies Maines Baud Mikes Soarde Celesteella Havanomge Des Moines Lord Fauntleroy Miss Mackin Janes Mackin de Sales Hetghts Academy Dubuque Delwein Buginesa College Rr. Faarde University of Town Sigma Alpha Tpsil Pol Alpha Delta Mackin Mra J. (. Murtagh A. A. Hoffmann Andrew T. Salz G. W. Dawson Nelle Carilas Misses Spry Garramont Rayines Snore William, Beacher Ernest W. Koepke David E. Seger Paul Joahn Cas Lamont Fairbank William Sloan Clement Tramadore Diele Oeke Hapids Mildred Risk Aurora

Club Notes Tursday Lunches Event Hosted at Mrs Meyer Home

Mrs Claude Crane attended as guest while Mrs Meyer hosted a luncheon decorated with nasturtiums and pladiul. Wil entertain the elite in the weeks. La Lomita members plan an all day picnic tomorrow at Bab Kum nn, the summer cottage at Harry McCowell in Sherwood Park. Picnic dinner to be at noon.

Claude Crane Mra Rs. Meyer Red Porteel Wil la Lomita Harry McCowell Sherwood Park Picnie

The Princess With One Eye Part Lit

A fairy tale unit follows the feast as joy fades and the Witch of the Winds mocks happiness from a mountaintop. The king seeks aid from wise men and witches but is told their power is limited. Ming slips to seek counsel with the fairies after dark to save the princess’s missing eye.

Witch of the Winds Ming

Waterloom Evening Courier Patterns Need for Fashion Depart.

Waterloo Evening Courier offers up-to-date pattern designs via mail from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for a French pattern, 6 size options from 34 to 44 bust, material details include ginghara organdy collar and cuffs, slip-on blouse with optional peplum, and yardage guidance for 82 and 46 inch widths.

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W C T U Re elects All Its Officers

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union re elected all officers at the annual session held at Willard hall. Officers named include Mrs. K J Hark president and Miss Amanda Rickert treasurer. Miss Campbell spoke on India welfare work and the baby contest with 90 infants. A Black Hawk County W C T U talk covered school temperance instruction. A farewell for Mrs. Van Hoesen was hosted by members, and Ralph Martin chosen as leading man for an upcoming Catholic Girls clubs pageant at East High Auditorium.

Woman's Christian, Temperance Union Willard Hall Womay K. J. Hark Flbl Yapp Ida Mitchell Rose Lohan Amanda Rickert India Mary Jd. Camphel W. G. T. Uls Miss Campbell Campbell Black Hawk la Porte City Waterloo Ralph Martin Francois Tsahella East High Auditorium Mr. Martin

Princess Stella and the Fairy Quest for Time

A King seeks help from the Fairy Queen to restore the Princess Stella’s age, promising patience until she is grown and ready to wed. Fairies vow to aid when the time comes, while the Wind Witch’s spell remains unbroken. The tale ends with the royal couple awaiting a future solution as hunters fail to breach the witch’s mountain winds. The prose then shifts to a legal notice: Walter R. Prench, county attorney, sues Roy Hundrey to prevent violations of liquor laws.

Stella al Jase Romnorrow Liquor Enianopion Walter R. Prench Roy Hundrey

Neighbors' Row Up in Municipal Court

In municipal court Judge John W. Gwynne heard a case where a neighbor woman was accused of disturbing the public quiet after allegedly swearing at the accuser’s children and inviting their attacks. The defendant’s hearing was postponed to Friday. John B. Grain was fined 235 dollars plus costs or 30 days in jail for intoxication after claiming a stranger on Jefferson Street gave him the Mayor’s name. Walter Lee paid 16.50 and costs for speeding. Joe Kaplan and H. S. Annis faced minor traffic fines. David Reeve owed 3.50 for leaving his car engine running without an attendant.

Grain Gwynne Jefferson Etreat Walter Lee Joe Kaplan Annis David Reeve

Autoists Continue To Bump As They Travel

Auto incidents clutter the police blotter as minor crashes are reported. CG H Orris notes a collision on upper Fourth street east with no damage listed. W H Howray likewise reports a crash but gives no location. Ben Houson of Allison says his car hit one driven by Isabella Wer of Sycamore street on Fourth street east near the Central crossing. No injuries are reported.

H. Orris R. Fld Fourth Street W. H. Howray Ben Houson Allison Isabella Wer Sycamore Street Art

Thieves Break In as Family Vacations Overseas

Thieves continue to enter Waterloo families while they are away on vacations. W. J. Harris reports a break in at 2253 Fourth Street East where a wide surrender of items occurred from cellar to garret. A ladies wrist watch is the only confirmed loss, and a child's savings bank was emptied.

Waterloo W. J. Harris Fourth Street East

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