California Town Picnic for Former Iowa Residents
Society notes announce an annual reunion for former residents now in California or touring there. The event is set for Saturday Feb 21 at Lincoln Park Los Angeles with rain postponement to the next dry Saturday. Registration opens early, basket dinner at noon, program at 2 pm, college reunions at 3 pm. Iowa society headquarters are Continental National Bank Ninth and Main Los Angeles.
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California
Lincoln
Eastlake
Los Angeles
The
Iowa Society
Continental National Bank
Ninth and Main Streets
Cal
Y W C A to Elect Officers Tuesday
The annual meeting and supper of the YWCA will be at the association rooms Tuesday at 6 30 PM Invitations have been issued to all members who should notify the desk secretary by Monday noon for reservations The business meeting and election of board members will follow supper A program with vocal solos by Miss Emily Tregarthen a violin by Miss Virginia Miller and an address by Mrs Fred S Pettit will be part of the evening Vesper services resume tomorrow with Mrs Mabel Hanna Davis as speaker.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Emily Tregarthen
Virginia Miller
Fred S. Pettit
Mabel Hanna Davis
Salvation Army
Big Brother
Waterstreet
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Fanior
Young People's Legion
Salvation
Woods Building
Fourth Street East
Ruth Magowan
Good Luck Club
Hostewst
Mabel Hanna Days
Seerstery
Phil Vanna
Mexico
United States
J. T. Houser
Harrizon O'Arthur
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Banute
Stone Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Society
Victor A. Hall
Resi
Dence
Webster Street
Commercial Street
Gospel F Hall
Commercial
Fred Tanials Rescue Mission
Wirth Street West
Fred Daniels
Ald
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on dieting success
Readers share hopeful stories of weight loss through a specific diet plan praised by Edna Kent Forbes. A nearly 5 ft 1 woman weighs 161 pounds then drops to 120 pounds, reporting improved complexion and vitality after embracing the advised regime and lifestyle changes.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Teo
Adventist and church notices fill the weekend
A long list of area churches schedules for Saturday and Sunday include Adventist Seventh Day, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Christian, Church of Christ Scientist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and more. Timings cover morning worship, Sunday schools, evening services, prayer meetings, and youth programs across multiple streets and pastors in the city.
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Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Askin
America
The
Christian Church
Walnut Streat
Gime
Walnut Streets
John Bunyan Smith
P. U
Eve ‘Ning
Hell
Church OF Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ
Scientist
Knights of Pythias
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on envy and aging
An older woman on a seashore reflects on a young couple in courtship, pondering envy and the differences between youth and age. She considers how pleasure, perception, and daily interests vary with experience, children, and a long marriage, questioning what each generation gains or misses.
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Daily News
Supreme Court Affirms Reversals and Remands Cases
Three precedents from the clerk of the supreme court come to Fred Pettit, county courts clerk. An affirmance of a persona injury suit against the city by Harley Burns, a musician. A reversal in the Helen Kauffman case against W C Logen, administrator of G J Parkhurst's estate, with retrial ordered. An affirmance in the Mary Walker Bis partition suit against John F Walker and others. Accused of profiteering, B Clark of a Des Moines bakery is bound over to the federal grand jury for alleged sugar overpricing. Bank at Cambridge, Iowa robbed of war stamps and notes, with liberty bonds untouched. The Westminister church organ dedication set for Feb 16. Second quarterly meeting of Free Methodist church planned tonight.
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Supreme Court
Fred §. Pettit
Harley L. Burns
Helen Kauffman
W. C. Logen
G. J. Parkhurst
Waterloo
Des Moines
B. Clark
Federal Grand Jury
Itvis
Fair Price Commissioner of
Iowa
Cambridge Bank
Fed
First National Bank
Cambridge, Ay
SLMC
All Education Is Worth While and Personal Reflection
A reflective passage argues education yields lasting value beyond finances. It links growth to lived experience and repeated yearly learning, urging continual openness of senses and heart to gain deeper understanding and insight.
Japanese Student to Speak Sunday at Grace Church
Yutika Minakuchi, a celebrated Japanese student and naturalized U.S. citizen, will address international relations between Japan and America at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. Prominent speakers praise his eloquence and scholarship and a post‑talk open forum will follow.
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Yutika Minakuchi
Japan
America
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Minakuchi
Fred B. Smith
Raymond Robbins
Mr. Minalonhi
Deems Brother Dies as Son Falls Ill En Route
News reached J. Deems, Republican candidate for Iowa governor, of his Ballsville, Pennsylvania brother's death and his Springfield, Massachusetts son’s critical influenza illness. He alertly learned of the losses while at West Union and Cedar Rapids and shifted plans to reach Burlington and Belleville to assist.
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Ballsville
Springield
Mass
Deems
Iowa
West Union
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Kepford to lead Iowa Juvenile Home in Toledo
Des Moines reports A B Kepford of Des Moines appointed superintendent of the new state juvenile home for boys and girls at Toledo Iowa by the state board. Gov Harding approved the appointment. The home will house children when local schools are deemed unsuitable and will not be ready until late summer due to remodeling and new buildings.
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Des Moines
B. Kepford
Toledo
Iowa
State Board of A Central
Harding
Chicago
Eldora
Mitchelville
Mission's Day Nursery Opens March at Fifth Street
A day nursery for children of employed mothers will open about March 1 at 226 Fifth Street West under the Fred Daniels Rescue Mission. Miss Bessie Campbell will oversee the nursery for now, and interested persons may contact her or Mr Daniels. A nominal fee will cover operating expenses.
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Fifth Street West
Fred Daniels Rescue Mission
Bessie Campbell
Mr. Dandlels
Sunday School Lesson on Growth and Miracles in Acts
A 1915 Western Newspaper Union lesson discusses church conditions in Acts, focusing on three growth themes edification outward progress and the two mighty miracles in Lydda and Joppa. It links perseverance foundation and completion in spiritual growth to the church’s expanding witness through Peter’s healings and the revival of Dorcas.
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Jesson
J. Freeda Prom
Sunol
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Paleyin
Eneas
Peter
Christ
Lydda
Sharon
Jess
Dorcas
Free Tickets For Chaplain Robb Lecture At East High
Chaplain W E Rohl of the Rainbow division will give an illustrated war lecture on Keeping Fit in East High School Auditorium Tuesday evening. The talk is sponsored by the Greater Iowa and Greater Waterloo associations. Tickets are free for men and for those over 12, distributed today by the local association with state support. Employers are urged to send all employed boys to hear the lecture. Richardson Quits Y M C A Director Resigns To Enter Business In Port.
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W. E. Rohl
Rainbow Diviston
East High School
Greater
Iowa
Greater Waterloo
Assclatins
Tckets
God
Bible School
the Church
Geo. FE
Pike
Harold Bell Wright
Mr. Wright
Alice Bickley
Leland T. Powers
Boston
Annia Fellows Johnston
Our Fine Concert Orchestra
Jack Lapp Passes at 35 After Pneumonia
Philadelphia star catcher Jack Lapp, former Philadelphia Nationals ace, died last night from pneumonia at age 35. The silent but effective salesman earned honors in baseball and was widely mourned in sports circles.
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Jack Lap Dread
Philadelphia
Jack Lapp
Philadelphia Nationals
Ite
Young Priest to Officiate at First Mass Sunday
Louis J. Grunewald will celebrate his first Mass at St Marys Catholic Church at 10 25 a m tomorrow. The ceremony has a changed program due to illness among Dubuque college students and staff preventing Father Rohiman from attending. The sermon will be given by Rev Henry Kuesler, pastor of the church.
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Third
Mulberry
Stav
BE. J. Slattery
M. Toomey
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
John MoKoy
Walher McMahon
Miey
Lafayette and
Park Avenue East
Henry Kuester
Maurus Eberle
O. F
Fourth Street
Hey
M. B. Tate
al Aw
Denver
Thormas Morton
lFourth
Frank W. Court
D. D
Bible School
Epworth League
Grace
Fifth Street East
B. J. Lockwood
Yutaka Minakuchi
St. Paul's M
C. BE. Lues
Broadway Street
Enworth League
Samuel
Hedmden
Arcner Avenue
John C. Olson
Nevada Street
Christ
Jan Truth
Taras
T. Z. Fuller
Mobile
Douglas
Albany
John Robertson
Roy
Petersen
Ashe
Wellingtom
Archibald Campbell Preston
TelGdo
Christian Admayver
Mitriotic Progission
Vern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
George Moody
Actius
Northminatex
Jalion
Avalon Rey
J. Crogzinger
Key
Louis J. Grunewald
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dubuque College
J. P. Rohiman
Atlenlag
Henry Kuesler
Expenses for the Poor in City and Cedar Falls in 1919
An abstract from J. A. Francis county auditor details the 1919 poor fund expenses. Waterloo records show $30,850 paid from the poor fund, Cedar Falls $4,053, with items including overseer, physicians, rent, fuel, medical aid, and public health nurse costs. Pensions for widows and Iliad pensions appear along with laboratory and detention hospital entries.
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J. A. Francis
Waterloo
Cedar Talis
Iliad
So Minkeswl Laboratory
Eer Paee
Funeral honors for Mrs J Q Stevenson in Waterloo
Funeral services for Mrs J Q Stevenson were held yesterday in First Congregational church Waterloo. Rev Tred J Clark and former pastor Dh N H Rollins led the rites. Death occurred early Wednesday in Wichita Kansas from heart trouble. Ella C MacDonald, born in Salem Ohio, 85, was married to John Ogilvy Stevenson who led Waterloo’s First Congregational church. She later served as secretary to Rev Hi C Her ring in Wichita and was active in P E O society.
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J. Q. Stevenson
First Gong
Tred J. Clark
Dh. N.H. Rollins
Wichita
Kan
Ella C. MacDonald
Salem
Waterloo
Oberlin College
John Ogilvy Stevenson
First Congregational Church
Stevenson
Stevanson
Gales & Liffring
Hi. C. Herring
United Congregational Church
P. E. 0. Society
Papery
Unusual Circle Formed By Her Rare Friendliness
Mrs. Ray Bensett, stepdaughter of Bonheraville, Mo., arrived in Wichita under the care of Mrs. Stevengan but soon contracted influenza after arrival. Abraham Stevenson, a stepson, attended the funeral services, reflecting a notable gathering sparked by her interest in people and affairs.
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Ray Bensett
Bonheraville, Mo
Wichita
Safet
Stevengan
Abraham Stevenson
S P Hoover Farm Sale Brings Close to $12 000
Proceeds of the S P Hoover public sale in Orange township brought in about $12 906. Prices were strong with a gray draft horse team selling for 650, a four horse team at 475, seventeen young heifers at 876, thirty young steers at 1845, fifty five brood sows at 45 each and thirty five sheep at 25 each. Hoover planned another sale of Llorebred cattle later. grain and hay were not offered.
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S. P. Hoover
Orange Township
Patterns for Wa terloo Evening Courier Readers
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying deasion fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Wat erloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, but reach you after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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