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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

2

Portnightly club discusses world relations in peace aims

Fortnightly club heard Prof Wallace of Town State Teachers College outline six points toward better international relations. The talk covered the China and Korea situation, Japan's defensive posture, disarmament talks, and need for understanding among major powers, followed by broader discussion.

Warren £. Wallace Town State Teachers College Misa Maud Dudley Wallace Kores Japan

Beauty Chats: Layton Bernatz marriage announced in St Paul

An announcement reports Miss Helen Layton Shell Nock to Harry Bernatz married Dec 27 at St Paul. The couple spent holidays with Bernatz sisters Florence and Hazel, with Paul Davis dry goods and Norvellity Wire Works employment noted. Recap of church auxiliary meeting and local social items follows.

Bernatz Layton Helen Layton Shell Nock Harry Bernatz St. Paul

Birthday party for Mr and Mrs Ray Barnes by Triple Pour club

The Triple Pour club hosted husbands and friends at the Barnes home with piano solos and readings. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Bertz and King Beal, a handkerchief shower honored Mrs Barnes, and a club dance followed a short business meeting led by Mrs Pashby. Other gatherings included a Bob Ride party and upcoming meetings at Mrs Francis Brockus's home.

James BR. Kays Frank Meyers Gerald Ol Ee ‘ i Mra Ray Barnes Triple Pour Club Mre J. i. McMulan Myre Naoudl Stewart ‘Thompson Fred Bertz Reading C. R Bassarear Harry Pashby Thompson Vd, Brown Pr. J. Shaefer Fragit Uarris Iva Hanlon Wdge Avid Lates Ray Cordell G. Eb, Carr Edward Quinn Mary Girsch Frank Koslin Afr Carr Sopper

The Broken Speed Part 1 The Sandman Story

A witch hidden in a forest near a king's palace follows a stork bearing a princess. She enters the palace garden in bird form and hides inside. During a royal feast the infant princess vanishes from her cradle prompting alarm and mystery among the royal entourage.

SIDE TALKS On marriage roles and gender contrasts

Ruth Cameron reflects on marriage, gender differences, and the clash of expectations. She argues men and women think differently, noting habits, routines, and emotional responses shape daily life and happiness in the first years of a union.

The Black Kitten Princess and the Wandering Baby Tale

An old woman with a black kitten wanders a garden as a broomstick carries a child to an hidden place. Years pass, the King and Queen become childless, and the lost princess remains in a witch s cave, grown from kitten to cat dancing nightly over a boiling magic charm.

Rev T L Roberts to Address Dad's Night Legion Men

Rev Thomas L Roberts of Sheffield Virginia will speak at a smoker tonight as part of Dad's Night. Legion men and their fathers are guests at Memorial Hall rooms with B F Swisher to speak. The event aims to strengthen ties between soldiers and their families with a1890s era tone and provisions including refreshments served by the women’s auxiliary.

Danei N F Assembly Pha Tne J Galloway Chateau Studio Ning Priars Fraternity STM Clubraoms Pinkerton K. of. Nall Waterloo Shrine Clay Armory Hall Awkum Russell-Lamson Greater Waterloo Association N. H. Smith Achilley Pttl T. L. Roberts Legion Thomas L. Roberts Sheffield Jehaplain Iown Department Mr. Roberts Swisher Memorial Hall Jim France

Only Boy Scouts May Use Camp Kiwanis Edict

Camp Kiwanis, a 40 acre Boy Scout reservation near Elk Run, will be open only to registered Boy Scouts and their guests. Ray L. Short, executive, announced that city boys must be registered to use the camp, with a loophole allowing non scouts as visitors. Senior Patrol leaders were told to prepare rosters of scouts wishing camp privileges. The holidays saw heavy use, with daily programs and a large fireplace, under director D. G. Palmer.

Bear Elk Run Out Bt Ray L. Short D. G. Palmer

Thrift Themed Start At East High School Term

Fred J. Miller principal of East High School leads thrift and savings themes in the new term. Waterloo Bank official Migg Winnie Fred Garvey to address pupils tomorrow. Evangelist J T F Cooke urged thrift and good habits during yesterday’s student assembly. Parish meeting of Christ Episcopal Church postponed to Tuesday January 30 at 7:30 pm with wardens and gentrymen elections and officer reports.

Fred J. Miller East High School Migg Winnefred Garvey Waterloo Bank & Trust Co J. T. F. Cooke Christ Episcopal Church Order of I Buelness

Marksman shoots jackrabbit through head at 150 feet

Robert Tarbell of Ver Mont street Iowa guard candidate for West Point appointment demonstrated marksmanship near the city this morning. He fired a .22 caliber automatic rifle at a running jackrabbit from about 150 feet, hitting it in the head.

Robert Tarbell Mont Street Iowa Weat Point

Woman Fined for Illegal Possession of Liquor

A woman named Daily Moon was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Judge C B Courtright after pleading guilty to illegal possession of liquor. A raid at 122 1 3 Fifth Street East led to seizure of moonshine and wine, with destruction of 27 pints of hooch and other booze.

Moon C. B. Courtright Mudicipal Court Fifth Street

Court records note prior liquor conviction and light docket

The report states no liquor sales or illicit operation were found. Three months earlier the defendant was fined 360 dollars in district court for bootlegging after being bound over on a liquor charge. Police court proceedings were brief with one traffic violator who did not appear, affected by cold weather and low attendance from regular spectators.

Police Court

New Y W C A Secretary Arrives for Duties

Miss Aimee Sagundas, now general secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association, arrives this evening to take up duties this week. Miss Alta Chase and Miss Tevan Bowman arrive from national headquarters to assist. Sagundas will speak at Sunday vesper services at 4 o'clock with a special musical program planned.

Aimee Sagundas Young Women's Christian Association Alta Chase Tevan Bowman National Headquarters New York City Focal Association Miss Sagundas Mual Sic

Engravers Wage Dispute Contention From Waterloo

Waterloo workers claim misreporting of the photo engraving dispute. They say 1921 ended with a wage cut and 48 hour week agreed in Chicago, Des Moines talks failed in 1922, and only six men currently out in Waterloo. They accuse bosses of refusing offers and emphasize the union’s fairness in the dispute.

Waterloo Service & Engraving Co Courier Waterloo Jan. S Chicago Des Moines Jourmes Nien Photo Engravers’ Union George Helblig 1. P.ob. U Tips Rish Sts

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