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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1924

Page

3

Physical Training for the Average Person Discussed

Fortnightly club members heard Miss Thora Collier discuss physical training as a basis for health and efficiency. She urged agreeable exercise, recreation for workers and housewives, and cooperation with public playgrounds. Participants included J Jorden and Walter Jensen. next year’s program committee named.

Thora Collier A. B. Lovajay W. W. White Collyer Waterloo Eaat J. &. Jorden Wealter P. Jensen D. R. Wilson Mr. White Walter P. Jensen W.W. Beal W. D.ives Jessie Sweaney Blanche Bar-ress

Clara Clemens Inspires Twain Tales and Stages Fame

The piece outlines Clara Clemens as Mark Twain’s muse for several stories and notes her rise to prominence on the concert stage. It cites critics who view her as a richly gifted artist, balancing acting and singing with a deep cultural reach in poetry, folklore, and drama. Her Feb. 1 recital at First Congregational Church is announced under the Hoss Conservatory of Music.

Mark Twain Joan of Arc Samuel Qiemen Clara Siemens Ska First Congregational Church Auspicas Hoss Conservatory of Music

Grand Officers Dinner Hosts at Waterloo Chapter C E S

Waterloo chapter of C E S entertained grand officers Mrs Jessie Wheeler grand conductress Mrs Frances Dahl associate grand conductress and Miss Carolyn McFarlane grand Electa at a 6 30 dinner in Maronic hall last evening About 250 stars and visitors attended with Mrs Vera Howard and committee in charge After dinner Mrs Dahl conducted a school of instruction and gifts were presented to past matron Mrs Whagler by Miss Mildred Rector Entertainment included singing by E T Lay and a reading by Miss Leah Eickelberg Initiation is announced for Jan 30 Also notes about visitors from Minnesota and Town RHS Renz Erdmann Shady Grove Ia mentioning a marriage of Esther Erdmann and William Renz at 3 yesterday

Jessie Wheeler Sheldon Frances Dahl Cedar Olls Misa Carolyn McFarlane Grand Electa Waterloo Maronic Hall Vera Howard Commute Dah District Sight Whagler Mildred Rector E. T. Lay Leah Eickelberg Rector Minnesota

Side Talks 32 When She Gets An Admirer

A reflection on married women with admirers, examining why they share the affair with friends. It discusses the social psychology of admiration, the need for friendship validation, and the delicate balance of attributing attention to the partner while not implying a deeper affair. The piece contrasts male and female tendencies in sharing such intrigues.

America Burt Eve Garden Aden

First Cong Women Guests at Luncheon in Church

One hundred women of First Congregational Church attended a one o'clock luncheon in the church dining room hosted by cabinet members. Tables featured candles, smilax, and old colonial silver. Mrs. A. S. Welshaar presided. music included piano numbers and a duet with Mrs. George Pike. Business session followed. reports highlighted the pip organ project valued at over $1,200. committees and upcoming social and missionary plans outlined.

First Congregational Church Ned Uniog Willis Johnson B. W. Biehler Fred McClain J. Dr Easton Ke, &. Johnson Miles Potter A.B. Enderlein C. W. Knoop A. S. Welshaar F. J. Clark O. C. Lindner George &. Pike Sydney Smith Ona Neo A. L. Bengston Carl Davis George Nauman Social Warfare League Weishaar N. B. Boies Mmes B. A. Black M. J. Brown Thomas Ferris John Gache C. C. Gindner A. Wi. McCray Mmes. J. EB. Ridenour A. J. Enderlein Clinton Sheckley

Beauty Remedies For Winter Colds And Skin Ailments

Readable old column offers home remedies for cold sores and chapped skin with camphor, spirits of nitre, witch hazel, and glycerin. Includes steps for cosmetic gloves, rose water mixtures, cold cream, and cautions on skin care during winter. Recommends tonics, manicuring, and consulting a doctor for a watery eye issue.

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Church and women’s club events fill Walnut Street area

Social活动 and church gatherings fill the week. The Searchlight class at Walnut Street Baptist met for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wilcox’s group with the program directed by Mrs. Entwisle. Deborah Society and First Presbyterian Homemakers held all-day sessions with needlework, readings, and songs. Junior visitors, card parties, quilting circles, and Sunday school activities also noted across First M.E., Grace M. B., Sacred Hearts, Trinity American Lutheran, Plymouth, and Calvary Evangelical groups, with numerous hostesses and guests.

Walnut Street Baptist Church William Metcalf Gharies Maton Mines N. W. Entwistle Mattia Weaver Ada Botkin Lila Redmond Mary Chamberlain Hose Briden Mary Bunnell Wred Wilcox Wilcox Deborah Society M. BE Luosheen J. R. Anders Mary ‘Armstrong D. Becker John Bird Ida Bothwell Alma Brokaw C. C. Chesterman Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild C. H. Rading W. C. Kline

Abe Martin Elections Stiropin Down on Morale and Taxes

Vague political commentary questions how Abe Martin elections affect business ethics and taxes. A juror acquits Mrs Abe Lark day, but public opinion had already formed, leaving little impact on outcomes.

Jowerin Abe Ever Buddy

Meeting Minutes Highlight Local Club Social Hosts

Yesterday a meeting was attended by Mrs. Walter Anderson with the business session led by Mrs. Walter Schepple. Social time followed with hostesses Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. R. M. Andre, Mrs. John Arnes and Mrs. Harry Averill.

Walter Anderson Walter Schepple Anderson R. M. Andre John Arnes Harry Averill

Book Review Club Meeting and Dinner at Bishop's Cafeteria

Club notes announce a 7 o'clock dinner and ecards at Bishop's cafeteria in West Wridgy hosted by Mr and Mrs Homer Gordon. Mrs Button Goishall discusses American watercolor paintings at the Book Review club meeting in room 108 Hast High building Sunday at 2 80 p.m.

Biahop West Homer Gordon Button Goishall Book Review Club Hast High Building

Iowa City Hospital Cares for 63 from Black Hawk in 1923

In 1923 Black Hawk county sent 63 youths and adults to University Hospital Iowa City for surgical treatment under Perkins and Haskell Klaus acts. Of those aided 33 were boys, 18 girls, and 12 adults. Nine more patients were sent this month. Juvenile judges may refer cases on motion with court filings from various social agencies when families cannot pay. Four boys and three girls were sent in 1923 for examination at the state psychopathic hospital.

Black Hawk County University Hospital Iowa City Iowa State Psychopathic Hospital

Moeller to Address National Educators in Chicago

H C Moeller county superintendent has been invited by the National Education association to give a 29 minute talk at the February meeting in Chicago. A symposium will cover raising the standard of county supervision with subtopics on teachers meetings research department county unit supervision supervisors helps from devices and demonstration teaching. Moeller is expected to discuss the fifth subtopic and may be the only Iowa county superintendent on the program.

H. C. Moeller Department of Rural Education National Education Association Chicago Moeller Iowa

Charles City Legion Adopts The Post Messenger Title

Charles City Ia January 24 The American Legion post selects The Post Messenger as its new monthly magazine starting next week with the first eight page issue. The contest drew 63 names with winner Mrs A K Robeson.

Charles City The American Lagton Post Messenger A. K. Robeson

Water loo Evening Couries Patterns For Child's Dress

Water loo Evening Couries patterns To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design mail 15 cents to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier detailing a pretty dress for the toddler The pattern fits months 1 year and 2 years requires fabric and trimming Embroidery and narrow ruffles create the style pattern mailed to any address for 15 cents plus 22 cents for the Fall and Winter 1923-1924 Book of Fashions.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Sarah Bouldin Will Divides Estate Among Her Children

The will of Sarah A. Bouldin, filed for probate, leaves all property to her children Lina S. McDougall, Edward F. Bouldin, Mina Gue, Dora Sander, and Elian O'Harrow, with Mrs. O'Harrow named executrix. The estate details reference the death on January 16 and list the children's locations in Mason City, Sioux City, Chicago, Haugen, Wisconsin, and Waterloo. An unrelated line notes J. Van Hearn leaving his property to his widow Laura J. and mentions the Expert Bridge for All Bridge Players continuation and schedule.

Sarah A. Bouldin Lina S. McDougall Mason City Edward F. Bouldin Sioux City Minnla Gue Chicago Dora Sander Haugen Wia Elian O'Harrow Waterloo

D C K K Bazar and Circus Opens at Pythians Hall Tonight

The midwinter indoor carnival and bazar at K of P hall opens at 7:30 p.m. with a 9:30 repeat and dancing to follow. Verne performs on a wire, while Nichols and Nichols, the Flying De Armands, Burns and James, Caprice Lewis and a clown troupe headline a varied bill. A parade of lodge members may pass through the business district at 7 a.m. if weather allows.

K. of P. Hall Knights of Pythias Colman Verne Nichols Flying de Armands Burns and James Caprice Lewis Chage Lodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

East High Christ Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary J. A. Gary Busy Woman's Idle Day Club Myre C. Nus FLY. W. Club Frank Shirsman Clara Clemens Twain C. E.S Renz-Erdmann Esther Erdmann William Renz Shady Grove Pide August Erdmann Zuma Street Butne Proakel Immanual, Lutheren Church Thannah Probert Arthur Erdmann Mrs. Renz Florence Arend Albert Burger John Wedersniel Margaret Schmitz Wedersple W. J. Schmitz B. .S. Haverly Ways and Means H. B. Burr C. D. Wilcox A. L. Bradley Tom Genny G. MM. Coykendall Drama League Alica Guernsterboreg Byer Young Women's Club Woman's Club Auditorium W. D. Ives Laura Garrabraont Inez Coburn Ina K. Wood Marion Cooley Ae Paar Alfred Louguey SuezNorthey Aris Z. Horning Fred Kaltenbach Tor Garvin Clara Frost Ruth Santim Wini Fred Garvin Waterloo Bank & Trust Miss Garvin First Trust and Savings Bank Piamedta Cedar Review L. D. Massey Doris Kinson Lacey Durant Anns Gibson Council Bluffs Romaton Tere Durgin Cedar Rapids Study Club Mre. W. Hemsworth W. R. Cole G. H. Edgington F. W. Woolworth Company Minnie Pries Lb. W. Peter Ketlet Corps Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Hall Delphians A. Escher Alpha Delphian Chapter Greater Waterloo Association M.S. Coonts St. Francis F. A. Wasberg Mmen Frank Herman Charles Marlaw B. Bruner St. Francis Hospital Truman DeRoame Foo Mra. H. Pelletisz New Hartford Mra. L. Alexander Cedar Falls Mre F. A. Sporle Watergo Waterloo Woman‘s Club W. R. Steg IY. Marold Reuling J. BE. Ridewour Fox-Zanuck Virginia Oglesby Fox Los Angeles Darryl Francis Zanuck Hollywood Cal Atarles J High Street M. Ti George Huntington Pilenic Pythian Sisters Pythian Sistera K. P Mooschart Yegion Avyening Thera Mac Virginia Church News Christ Episcopal Sunday School Belog Mmes. I. J. Wenner D. S. Ramage Hodge S. Taylor B. B. Mounsey Frank Kiessling Missessenais McElhinney Sadie Boson Lee Litchfield Majel Guild Ernest Sage J. W. Kilgers First Presbyterian Homemakers Bishop’s Cafeteria Paul Ferguson Grace M. B. Church Alice Tracey Decorah Ethel DeLong Mims Ray Scribner N. Newton Roy Jackson H. Imhoff St. "Thane Daughters of Plymouth Wilson Watton Calvary Evangelical Abe Martin Iowa City Hospital Black Hawk Charles City Legion Nale City Sarah Bouldin Will Bartt Chipso Procter & Gamble D. C. K. K. Bazar Pythians’ Hall
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