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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

2

Dortha Lichty Bridegroom Laster Parris in Grange Ceremony

The Lichty family wedding in Grange township features Dortha Lichty to Laster Parris with nuptial music by Leone Watters and Edna Sayfo. About 30 guests attend a two course dinner. after March 10 they reside two miles south of Waterton.

B. M. Lichty Black Hawk County Iowa Grange Township Dortha Laster Parris F. Parris Missea Leone Watters Edna Sayfor Mary Saylor Gerald Klepinger Bona Lois Beehrelheimer Bessie Parris Emery Saylor Orange High School George Strifert Rochester Minn J. Klepfeser Kansas City Earl Stouffer Stockton B. M Clark Hope Beck F. D. Beck Parris Minneapolis Waterton

U S W V Camp and Auxiliary Mark Three Anniversaries

U S W V Camp and Auxiliary held a Memorial Hall ceremony marking the twentieth and twenty fifth anniversaries with talks honoring Washington and Lincoln and the Maine battleship sinking. Seventy five covers were laid for members and families while flags decorated the tables and Mrs. W A Smith and committee served. A brief business session was conducted by Mrs Isdon Burton, senior vice president.

Helen Gould Fred Avilfier Memorial Hall Washington Lincoln Battleship Maine Milner W. A. Smith Isdon Pa’ Burton

Romance Languages Members Will Give Program Tomorrow

Waterloo Woman's club will host the Department of Romance Languages in its first event since organization less than a year ago. The program includes a walking rehearsal of Mandeur Perrlehon in French under Mrs. F. P. McKinney and songs with Miss Ruth Hassett in a staged scene. The cast features Lore Alford, Robert Knox, KE. T. Alford, George Jurretinon, C. J. Ostrander, K. W. Bryant, and others.

Waterloo Woman's Club Department of Romance Languages Greater Waterloo Association Mandeur Perrlehon labiche-Martin F. P. McKinney Chaminade Lore Alford Robert, Knox KE. T. Alford George Jurretinon C. J. Ostrander K. W.aryant Ruth Hassett McEminnex Aise

Beauty Chats for Young Mothers and Wellness Tips

Edna Kent Forbes offers practical advice for new mothers on rest, proper maternity support, diet, skincare, hair tonics, and dental care. She cautions against old wives tales, advocates tranquil mood, and suggests exercises, nutrition shifts, and balanced meals to maintain beauty and health post childbirth.

Side Talks on Reading and Self Improvement

Ruth Camero reflects on advertising interest and a town with a fine library. She urges readers to read nonfiction, verify words, consult atlases and dictionaries, and use encyclopedias, arguing minds dull when overwhelmed by fiction and trivialities.

Ruth Camero Jaz Ale

Repeated Monday Children's Program at First M. E.

The First Methodist Sunday school children's program, featuring Uncle Sam’s Photograph Album and colonial costumes, drew a large audience. Junior Jaeger and Millicent Thompson played George and Martha Washington as recitations, songs, and exercises followed by a penny sale to aid the mission fund. The program, directed by Mrs Hu Glhart and Mrs Cal J Miller, will be repeated Monday evening.

Martha Washington Hu Glhart Cal J. Miller Charles Rolin Mission Fund

Friday Study Club Meeting Votes On Bylaws

Mrs. O. W. Stemsworth president of the Friday Study club asks all members to attend tomorrow afternoon for a meeting with Mrs. A. C. Preston. The group will vote on the proposed constitution and bylaws.

O. W. Stemsworth Friday Study Club A.C. Preston

Birthday party at Plymouth Congregational church

Daughters invite all members for a party at the church parlors Friday at 7 30 am with a penny collection for the age. The women will provide refreshments and the young people will perform a program including orchestra, solos, and readings.

Daughters of Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church Wa Kelly wArras U. A. Heath Virginia Sumford Wintin Stobert Kenny Candler Alusicut Margaret Hothitt Bale

Post Gran Finkes Wheat Cereal Promotes Digestive Relief

Advert reads a crisp delicious cereal from Post promising a double benefit with the pleasure of eating and protection against constipation. It emphasizes laxative qualities and urges readers to buy at grocers.

Post

Buying Kitchen Knives The Right Balance And Handles

In this kitchen gear guide the Haniware Store man explains how buyers select kitchen cutlery not by blade alone but by balance, handle, and edge. He stresses one piece riveted handles, full blade extension, and proper knife length for carving and slicing tasks.

Women's societies hold all day meetings at church parlors

W. Kauffer notes Mrs J W Arbuerta and Mrs A R Curran won prizes for donations and Poetry readings. Mrs J R McAroom headed a refreshment committee. Mrs Carl Kinsell led devotional for Ladies Aid at 2 pm. Eva Carey directed a patriotic program with readings and song. Mrs Kate Bronson and committee served.

St. Paul's M Diente Carey George Wishington America Kate Bronson

Labor groups critique poll tax collection process in city

At a Central Labor union meeting in Kansas City, members urged moving poll tax collection from the county treasurer to municipal control for better delinquent handling. The discussion aims to draft recommendations for the city council and possibly the legislature. Committees for Legislation, Credentials, Organization, Grievance, and Union label were announced. Also noted is the funeral service for William Reese, 73, dean at Kansas City University.

Central Labor Union Charles ©.Macay Charles ¢. Maclay Leon A. Link McDonald Stuffiebeam J. H. Lavine N. Stufflebeam Missouri Dyes Kansas City William Reese Kansas City University

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