Society Notes Highlight Waterloo Circles Events
Waterloo circles met for studies and social events this week led by Mrs. Cadwallader and others. Meetings covered Mexico City history, Diaz era revolutions, current events, and broader world topics with refreshments and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheutauqua
Grant
Columbis
C. Cadwallader
Mexico City
Kiingaman
Woman's Club
Congress
Anderson
Holland
Russia
Beauty Chats on Corns and Foot Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes discusses corns and hard skin on toes, caused by pressure from tight or ill fitting shoes. She advocates home treatment with warm soaks, careful removal, cold cream, small pads, and doctor or pharmacist advised lotions. The column also answers reader questions on chin shape orthodontia epilepsy hair styling.
Cards and Club Meetings Highlight Mrs. Anderson’s Home
Women guests from St. Joseph and area joined Mrs. J. W. Anderson for an afternoon of 500 and bridge with memberships discussed. Mrs. Hu Chapman and Mrs. E. T. Griffith among organizers. refreshments served. Linden Circle marked Miss C M Lemper’s birthday with about 20 guests and husbands present. Hazel Tamper performed musically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Anderson
Hu. Chapman
E. T. Griffith
St. Joseph
E. T. van. Arnum
A. Hartzell
Mo J. Jack
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron reflects on how contact with different personalities reveals varying traits and moods. She notes nervous contagion from anxious relatives and the calming effect of poised individuals, arguing that even absence and correspondence shape one’s tone and style.
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Ruth Cameron
Admirations Guide Behavior, Not Dislikes
A reflective note argues that governing actions by admiration, not aversion, shapes wiser conduct and ethical choices. It emphasizes influence of positive regard on decisions and personal philosophy.
Y W C A Plans Annual Meeting and Continued Drive
The Y W C A schedules its annual meeting for February 10 with board elections to follow. A recent finance drive secured 8 768 50 toward an 11 500 budget, prompting continued fundraising until full funds are raised. A nomination committee will present eligible women for director positions, with members C H Young Litchfield W R Cole and Mae Keller.
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Association Rooms
Mines
C. H. Young
H. L. Litchfield
W. Henderson
Mae Keller
W. W. Wrant
BE. F. Stevenson
J. H. Hasley
Former Local Girl to Do Mission Work in Africa
Miss Buelaly MacMillen, formerly of Waterloo, will go to Africa as a missionary working in the cannibal district of western Africa and stationed at Wanga Conga Belde. After sailing she will spend months at the Baptist Missionary home in Boston after finishing Moody Institute training in 1917. She has done Salvation Army rescue work in Chicago and taught in Riverside school near Lost Creek, Kentucky. She now visits at Mrs. W. L. Garvin's home on 930 Riehl street and will speak Sunday evening at Burton Avenue Baptist church.
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Buelaly MacMillen
Waterloo
Africa
Wanga Conga
Belde
Baptist Missionary Home
Boston
Miss MacMillen
Moody Institute
Salvation Army
Chicago
Kentucky
Riverside School
Lost Creek
Maciien
S ‘Dry Goods Company
W. L. Garvin
Riehl Street
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
George P Beck Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday
Waterloo veteran George P Beck observes his eighty eighth birthday at his home 910 Jefferson Street. He came to Waterloo in 1856 and has long been active in local business and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Beck
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
Mr. Beck
Evangelistic Meetings Cite Growing Attendance At Presby Church
The United Presbyterian church hosts a series of evangelistic meetings with rising nightly attendance. Rev. Peterson spoke on Amos and His Plumb Line last evening, urging adherence to God’s word as the standard of character. Tonight’s topic is Witnessing for Christ. Advertising is emphasized as essential news.
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United Presbyterian Church
Peterson
Amos
Christ
Benefit Fair by J. C. Band Draws Big Crowds
Attendance at the benefit fair at the armory averages between 500 and 600 nightly under the Illinois Central Band. Each evening opens with a 7 45 band concert lasting one hour, followed by dancing at 8 45. Tonight features an all disintegrated orchestra novelty now touring Waterloo plus moonlight dances and spotlights. Carnival booths and attractions add to the program as crowds are expected to break records.
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Armory
Illinois Central Band
Seach
Waterloo
Dual Debates Set Between Independence and West High Schools
West High and Independence square off in a双 debates Friday. Waterloo students Kennedy Kistner Max Levingston and Jewell Johnson lead West Highs affirmative with alternates George Marvelis Servius Sanford. Independence counters with Dorothy Slemmons Alberta Leytze and Charles Cornwell. West Highs John Carson Merle Francis Earl London flank the team with alternates Harry Button and Francis Highmey. the question pits all high schools teams in a statewide forum.
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West High
Independence
West, High
Waterloo
Kenneth Kistner
Max Levingston
Jewell Johnson
George Marvelis
Servius Sanford
Dorothy Slemmans
Alberta Leytze
Charles Cornwell
John Carson
Merle Francis
Eart
London
Harry Button
Francis Highmey
Debate panel names for military training resolution debates
The document lists judges and speakers for two debates on compulsory military training. Water debate judges include Mrs Marion McFarnland Walker, Prof Samuel Bridges, and Prof C T Corey. Independence debate judges include Prof W W Gotat, Miss Laura Faulkner, and Prof Benjamin Boardman.
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Watertoo
Marion McFarnland Walker
Samuel Bridges
C. T. Corey
Independence
W. W. Gotat
Laura Faulkner
Benja
Win Boardman
Junior High Edges West in Narrow 9-7 Basketball Win
Freshmen from Junior High defeated West High 9 to 7 last night. Johnson starred with three goals for Junior High as players listed include Junior Smith Jameson and Carpenter.
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West High
Junior High
Johnson
Junior Smith
Jameson
Carpenter
Unclear basketball notes with player tie and field stats
Fragmentary scorecard lists players Johoson Biltech Tollefson Lone and Kaiumeyer in a tie with Bybstle tutes. West Standish A Miller Court Shoemaker Williams Wren Abel Slnglinger named as sure. Field goals Carpenter Johnwon Willian. Free throws Blitsch Standish Shoemaker Wililatus with various makes.
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Johoson
Biltech
Tollefson
Lone
Kaiumeyer
Ian
West-Standish
A. Miller
Court
Shoemaker
Williams
Wren
Abel
Slnglinger
Carpenter
Johnwon
Willian
Blitsch
Standish
Wililatus
Bowling Marks Set In Davenport Tourney
Davenport and Des Moines bowlers divided the major prizes at the seventh and last pan type tourney of the State Bowling Association. The International Motor Track le ar of Mason City finished second. Jim Blocks of Cedar Rapids third. Locker and Strotz of Des Moines won doubles with 1242. Lorenz of Dubuque and Locker tied for first in singles with 649. Locker won all events totaling 1 mis. Close to 2900 dollars in prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawks
Davenport
Des Moines
State Owling Association
Luxors
Waterloo Evening Patterns Patent Coupons Request
To obtain up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, submit coupon with 10 cents per pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Orders filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Society News
C. W. Hemasaworth
New Century Club
R. Ingersoll
Riverside Drive Club
Inez Pickworth
Petrova Club
W. O. Girsch
Louis Vollenweider
F. W. Whiteman
W. R. Girseh
Nickerson
FL W. Whiteman
Waterloo Savings Tank
Leavith and Johnson Trust Company
Surpriseu Mars
W. C. Strickler
Isothera
Strickler
Margaret Morgan
M. E
Foreign Mission Division
Home Mission
Phil C. Hanna
Mexico
Ladies’ Aid) Society
Hirst U
Ladies’ Industrial Society
H. B. Boies
A. B. Enderlein
John O. Knox
J. G. Hildebrand
Thomas
Cascaden
Hotel Russel-Lamson
HE. A. Robinson
E. T. Alford
B. J
W. H. Bickley
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Alica Bickley
Leland Powers
Grace M. E
Circle 1
Lora Alford, Sr
Lovell
H. C. Wilbur
Harold Duke
Zola Hosseter
Dorthy Wilbur
United Brethren—The Sisterhood
Graves Memorial Church
C. J. Ness
Stella Keefe
Keefe
Wailer Lair
Elma
Plymouth
Jessie Sweeney
Lpigg
Gen
Kazan
United Presbyterian
Joseph Hay
W. W. Templeton
Priscilla’ Club
Priscilla Club
Russell-Lamson
George B. Miller
First Baptist
Howé
Merle C. LaRue
Raymond Addington
Edna Kent Forbes
Y. W.C. A. Annual Meeting
Gif
J. C
Ndependence
West High Schools
YMC
WEST
S. H. Davis
Bridge Street
United States
Keak Society
Slavel Tas der
Rover
Baling Fo Bowser Co
Leath
Fourth St
Ford Service
Ford
F. Wagoner
Mer
Bnggists
Rememes Np Ee
Kenton Pharmacal
Coppin Bidgs
Covington
Siz
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