Waterloo Woman's Club Raises Funds for New Club Home
The Waterloo Woman's Club reports reaching a $16,000 goal toward purchasing the Snowden Property for a club home and will continue a summer drive to raise the full $17,000 through subscriptions and pledges. All members will be visited by ward workers aiming for 100 percent participation, with plans for own quarters by September and various fund raising activities.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
Snowden
Waterloo
J. E. Ridenour
Miss Bid Downing Named Evening Group Chairman
Miss Bid Downing was chosen chairman of the Evening department of Waterloo Woman's club at a special meeting called by vice chair Mrs. M. Young. The group expressed regret at Mrs. B. E. McConnell's departure, with thanks for her service. Rich Olsen and Miss Mabel Olsen were married at the Olsen home, with about 15 relatives present. The couple will travel to Minnesota. Mrs. Rich remains at Paul Davis store until September. First M. E. Ladies' Aid hosts an ice cream lawn sociable at 110 Locust Street with music by local artists and a choir. Universalist pastor Dr. E. McCullum Jones, visiting from Chicago, attended the Ladies' Social union meeting and may speak in Waterloo in September. Lincoln Circle G. A. R. to hear real estate convention reports tomorrow.
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Miss Bid Downing
Waterloo ‘Woman's Club
M. Young
Miss Downing
Young
BE. C. McConnell
Rere
Corrine. Keagy
Rich Olsen
Mabel Olsen
Clarence Rich
WG. Olsen
Dor. R. FP. Hurl- Durt
First My. B. Church
M. E.—Ladies' Aid Sosiaty
G. B. Vani Agsdo
Locust Street
Albert Scholin
E. A. Boggs
Wilma Basher Galloway
My. Scholin
A. LB. Qverton
Universalist
O. W. Call
Jefferson Street
Social Bard
Council Bluffs
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Hair Waving Methods
Extracted from a beauty column, details the permanent hair waving process using metal curlers, cardboard spools, and steam to set waves. Includes an editorial note on eyelash formula requests and a diet advice section suggesting weight loss guidance and post-cleansing pore care.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Marriage and Freedom
A column explores a woman's view that marriage may not be essential for happiness. She argues personal freedom and career traits matter more, while noting the unseen loneliness of remaining unmarried. The piece cautions against dwelling on alternate paths and emphasizes experience shaping advantages.
Miss Rathbone to be honored at Friday reception
Miss Rathbone director of Pratt School of Library Science in New York City will be guest of honor at a Friday 3 to 5 p.m. reception in the library west reference room. The adult library will close for the afternoon as trustees staff and guests from Waterloo attend.
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Josephine Arams
Rathbone
Pratt School of Library Science
New York City
Board of Trustees
Library Staf
Library West
Waterloo
Maria C. Brace
Cecelia Stanton
Golda Ausbury
Iva Glessner
Bessie Davis
Margery Burditt
Iowa City
Club Notes: Triple Four Members Entertained at Barnes Home
Triple Four club members and guest Mrs. Lyle Watts enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Ray Barnes. Cards provided diversion with Mrs. Fred Bartz winning high score. Luncheon followed in the late afternoon, served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Four Club
Lyle Watts
Ray Barnes
Fred Bartz
Brave Prince Julian Faces Ogre For Princess Anne
Prince Julian rides to the ogre tower to rescue Princess Anne. He slips inside as the ogre exits, confronts the creature with bold resolve, and demands the princess’s location, preparing to free her from the dark tower.
Pear Marmalade From Pears and Raisins
Instructions describe making pear marmalade using 314 pounds pears, 2 pounds sugar, and Sun Maid seeded raisins. Core and quarter pears, boil with water to half soft, mash with a wooden tool, add sugar and raisins plus lemon rind, simmer until proper consistency, then pour into glasses.
Plans for Vinton P O Building Considered
Washington reports from Waterloo via the Evening Courier say Rep. Cole is pursuing a two story brick and stone post office in Vinton. Congress authorized 70 dollars for a federal building. a site was bought leaving a 62 589 dollar balance. Bids are open and officials review offers to decide which bid is accepted and how the remaining funds will be spent. The building is planned as a two story government structure.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Vinton
Rep. Cole
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Rep. Good
Cole
Congress
Congressional Fund
Costs of sending letters from Russia to America rise sharply
A Russian letter to a Chicago tailor describes the high postage in rubles with 52 stamps and eight 1000 ruble stamps totaling 353000 rubles. The sender’s relatives in Cherkassovka appeal for necessities, listing flour at 4,000,000 rubles per 40 pounds and kerosene at 6,600 rubles per gallon. A village family fears political murder and notes mail may not return due to postage and stationery shortages.
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Russia
America
Sam Lipkin
Fourth Street East
Charkow
Icttor
United States
Lipkin
Fly
Riley
Special Legion Car Heads to New Orleans Rally
A special car over the Illinois Central will carry Waterloo Iowa American Legion members to the national convention in New Orleans October 16 to 22. New Orleans plans entertainment including a Mardi Gras parade and night raid, plus an athletic show and naval displays with ships from allied nations. The Iowa delegation will include eight bands.
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Iowa
American Legion
New Orleans
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Burbank Tallies Taxes Inheritance and Cigaret Taxes
State Treasurer W W J Burbank reports higher inheritance tax collection than last year and cigaret license tax near 600000 for year ending July 11. He notes if July 4 collections were counted, total would top 606900. Law took effect July 4, 1921.
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Burbank
W.W. J. Burbank
Waterloo
Columbia Light-Six New Model Auto Shown in Waterloo
The Celwinbia light-six arrives at Waterloo through Waterloo Auto & Supply Co. with first shipment. A collaboration between Columbia Motors and top parts makers yields a modern car boasting Continental Red Seal motor Timken axles Borg and Beck clutch Stromberg carburetor Auto-lite system and Gemmer steering. Features include deep crown fenders leather upholstery and a guaranteed 60 mph speed with little vibration. Wheelbase 114 inches and total weight 2400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
Columbia
Gemmer
Judge Willett Considered for Grand Army Chief
Des Moines July 6 Judge J W Willett Tama is discussed as a possible national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic to lead the encampment in Des Moines the last week of September Plans for a hospital at the auditorium during the encampment are being drawn up O P Haines is chairman of the medical corps to oversee the temporary hospital The Iowa National Guard first aid unit will assist in caring for the sick insured.
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Des Moines
J. W. Willett
Tama
Grand Army of the Republic
O. P. Haines
Iowa National Guard
Barefooted Boy Wins Free-for-All at State Fairgrounds
Nes Moines July 6 Barefooted and bareheaded 18 year old John Anderson won the free-for-all running race at the state fairgrounds driving event. He rode the 18 year old mare Gypsy Queen bareback to capture $75, entering midway after unhitched from a wagon. The horse sped from the start and passed the field in the home stretch to win by a full length amid wild spectator acclaim.
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Nes Moines
John Anderson
State Fairgrounds
Des Moines
Waterloo Article Highlights Tourism in New Tourists' Guide
The Greater Iowa association backs a state tourism guide featuring Waterloo. Secretary Bowman outlines Waterloo’s merits, including Grant, Hawkeye, Town Park highways, Ret Ball route, L. T. and Ko and B. V. dD. trails, Cedar River park camping grounds, municipal bathing beach, artesian water, Byrnes park golf, fishing spots, and local sights. The Waterloo page to be printed soon with illustrations.
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Greater Iowa Association
Des Moines
Bowman
Greater
Cedar’ River Park
Byrnes Park
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Highland
Prospect Place
Sioux City Grows School Census Increases Youth Population
Sioux City officials report 19,020 youths aged 5 to 21 in the city, up from last year, in the latest official school census. The rise will influence state school fund apportionment and means more money for local schools.
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Sioux City
Patterns for Courier patterns pattern orders
Patterns to obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accommodation design send it to FAS BY A MENT, EVENING COURIER, WATERLOO, enclosing 1b cells for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days.
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Waterloo
Woman Charged Breach Landers Two Damage Suits Filed
J S L Meyers filed two suits for Mrs Hannah Werehold seeking 10000. One breach of promise to wed against Bryan Case for 5000 and another slander case against Jessie Jennings for 3500. Wehleold, 63, alleged Case proposed marriage June 20 1922, wedding set July 2, he failed to appear. Case previously lived in Waterloo and worked with street cars. The complaint also claims Jennings disparaged Welchold, saying she would go with any man for 25 cents in presence of others.
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J. SL. Meyers
Hannah Werehold
Bryan Case
Logan Avenue
Jessie Jennings
Weichard
Case
Case Hag
Waterloo
Welchold
Jessie Jennings Ton
YW Packs Picnic Baskets for Outers
Two Waterloo high school girls enroll with YWCA employment secretary Mrs H L Husson to work as housemates this fall. Many positions remain open as the cafeteria under Mrs H P Brown prepares home cooked picnic baskets for business women short on daytime meals. Orders accepted in the evening for next day trips or in the morning for afternoon or evening events.
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Waterloo
H. L. Husson
H. P. Brown
Brave Prince Julian Part 3 In Sandman tale discovery
Prince Julian rides at dawn and encounters a pigeon with a torn lace from Princess Annie. The Dove tells him Annie is prisoner in a mountain tower guarded by an ogre. He must enter a mountain doorway guarded to rescue her, but risks capture if the doorway is unguarded.
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Prince Juan
Julian
Princess Anne
Princessnnie
Prince Julian
Prisca
Amle
Tomonvaw
Pare TV
Annie
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Miss Rathbone
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Evapatsy Perry
Charles W. Perry
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Kirksville
Charles Phillips
John A. Deedrick
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
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India
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New Tourists’ Guide
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