State society program at Des Moines fair details announced
A comprehensive women and children's program organized by Iowa women's groups under Mrs. O A Olson will run Aug 24 to Sept 2 at Des Moines. The event features baby welfare, style shows focusing on economical dress, home decorating, lectures on child health, and a children pageant supervised by Essie Hathaway.
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Lews
O. A. Olson
Forest City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Miss Baker
Iowa State Colege
Dodson
Tucker
Essie Hathaway
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes The Summer Complexion
Edna Kent Forbes advises on managing freckles and sunburn when summer skin care challenges peak. She promotes prevention, mild bleaching with cucumber formulas, and caution on strong lotions, plus tips on eye circles, hair removal, and fashion choices.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Castile
Just Nerves and the Burden of Nervous Sickness
A reader laments the dismissive phrase just nerves used to belittle suffering from nervous breakdowns. The writer argues nerves are real illness, caused by ignorance and mistreatment, and tells of individuals harmed by impatience and lack of sympathy while promising a fuller portrait tomorrow.
The Sandman Story Br Ages F A WALKER
Old Granny Bear coaches Miss Bruny Bear about baking a cake for a party. Faced with a shortages of eggs for frosting the grandma imparts the saying Cut or coat according to your cloth to urge planning before starting work.
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Afiss Bruny
Granny
Gragny
Miss Bruny
Mrs. Possum
Granny Bear
Miss Bruny Bear
Miss Brunr
Public May Inspect West Highs New Home Next Sunday
An invitation from H A Maine of the A A Maine company invites the public to tour the West High School building next Sunday. The brick work is nearly finished and the edifice will be enclosed within ten days. Visitors may view it from 2 to 5 p m between Fifth Street Locust and Western avenues. Children allowed only with parents. The school will be among the largest and best in the state.
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Ann
H.a.maine
A. A. Maine Company
West High School
Fifth Street
Locust Street
Western Avenue
Maine
Waterloo
Colegrove Author Moves to Iowa City for Book Finish
Chauncer P. Colegrove, longtime educator and author of The Teacher and the School, will reside in Iowa City while finishing a new book and conducting institute work. Previous reports of ill health and resignation to California were due to care needs of Mrs. Colegrove’s parents. the move to University of Iowa area gives access to state libraries.
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Chauncer P. Colegrove
Wary
Iowa State Teachers College
Upper Iowa University
Iowa City
California
Pacific Coast
Free Methodist Mission Dedicates New Edifice July 17
Rev T J Fuller leads debt pledge drive for Free Methodist Mission as it moves from old church to triangular lot at Franklin Lane and Eleventh Streets. The new edifice seats 300, replaces substandard facilities, and aims to clear the remaining 5000 of 16700 debt before July 17 dedication. Committees, including A J Edwards GF F Altstadt and Ira Rodamar, mail pledge cards to Waterloo citizens.
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Free Methodist Mission
T. J. Fuller
Free Methodist Mission Church
A. J. Edwards
GF F. Altstadt
Ira Rodamar
Oh Church
Franklin, Lane
Joseph Briggs
Fire Department
Two Girls in Police Court Face Reformatory Terms
Gladys Braden and Leola Goldstein both about 21, white, arraigned for consorting with colored men after a raid on Luke Pulley’s house at 108 Ash Street. Attorneys requested continuances as cases set for tomorrow. county attorney may seek Rockwell City reformatory terms for the pair amid prior police records and sympathy for Braden due to a family tragedy.
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Gladys Braden
Leola Goldstein
Luke Pulley
Otho Ellis
Roger Murphy
Pulley
Ash Street
Braden
Waterloo Hotel
Goldstein
Independence
Yeung
Illinois Central
Independence Station
Leela
N. W. Frisbie
Rockwell City
Mae E. Francis Seeks Nomination as Iowa School Head
Mae E Francis former state rural schools inspector will announce candidacy for the 1922 primaries to become State superintendent of schools. She previously served Bremer county superintendent and was dismissed when state appropriations fell. It is believed P E McClenanhan will also run.
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Des Moines
Mae Ih. Francis
Francis
Bremer County
P. E
Library attaches at Iowa City conference
Miss Minnie Olive Hill and Miss Celia Stanton left for the state librarians conference at Iowa City hosted by Iowa State University. Miss Maria Brace will attend sessions today. Carl Milars spoke as secretary of the A L A. Edwin Ford Packard of Iowa City will read his poetry at tonight's reception. Tomorrow Miss Arlene Ahern and Miss Julia Robinson will speak.
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Minnie Olive Hill
Celia Stanton
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Maria Brace
Carl Milars
Edwin Ford Packard
Arlene Ahern
Public
Julia 4. Robinson
Iowa Library Commission
Cedar Valley church hosts annual Children’s Day program
The Cedar Valley Presbyterian church in Washburn hosts its annual Children’s Day program next Sunday, July 14, at 2 a.m. Dr J R Macartney, pastor of First Presbyterian church, will preach at 3 p.m.
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Cedar Valley Church
Cedar Valley Presbyterian Church
Washburn
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
City in Brief Highlights On Tour Plans And Visits
J T Knapp returns from Kansas City on business. Dallas visitors Mrs John Kizer and family stay two weeks with friends here. Dr and Mrs M S Cornish back from Minnesota lakes fishing. Mrs Charles Chapman and Miss Louise Coffin visit relatives. Harry Gibbons moved to St Francis hospital after illness. GC Allison from Grundy Center visiting. Louise Clarke of Menlo Park spending month with the Trainers. Corser and McGarvey depart for Minnesota lakes for recreation. Mrs R D Russell and children visit in Clarinda. Laser couple return from Mendota. Mrs William Tucker returns to Teeside Ohio after visiting Dallas. Edith Hanna Knapp receives cable from Europe: well and happy in Paris. Presbyterians of Waterloo Cedar Falls Cedar Heights meet for fifth annual rally with Dr Frank Spence speaking. Mrs George Hanson and two children guests of the Boeger family. Kennison and daughter Florence visit from Waterloo, with Mrs Murray and Ed Connell also from Waterloo. Moeller and staff return from NEA convention in Des Moines. Lutheran Brotherhood picnic at Cedar River Park with lunch and free ice cream. Lindgren couple to tour east two months by car to Adirondacks and Atlantic coast. J E B Heath reports H B Allen recovering in South Pasadena at 87.
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J.T. Knapp
Kansas City
John Kizer
Dalllas
Tex
M. S. Cornish
Minnesota Lakes
Charles Chapman
Dallas
Louise Coffin
Min‘eapolis
Harry Gibbons
Sycamore
Lakes
Minnesota
R. D. Russell
Geraldi
John
Clarinda
Irving Street
Teeside
Edith Hanna Knapp
Emily Hanna George
Europe
Paris
Presbyterians
Waterloo
Cedar Fauds
Cedar Heights
Lutheran Brotherhood
Cedar River Park
Brotherhood
William A. Lindgren
Lichty Apartments
Adirondacks
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Atlantic Coast
Greene Votes Levy to Complete High School Building
Greene Te July 7 Special The proposition for a three mill tax levy to provide 45000 necessary to complete construction and equipment of the high school building carried 66 to 15 at the special selection Tuesday.
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Greene
Levy
Greene, Te
Patterns service notice for Waterloo Evening Courier
Water loo Evening Courier advertises up to date patterns. Send request to Fashion Department, Waterloo, with 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns are mailed as quickly as possible, aiming for ten days after order receipt. Orders fill by mail order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Two Lads in Legal Tangle Homesick for Farm
Late yesterday the Maltbie family left the district court with the two boys, Holmes Clayton age 9 and William Henry, in their father’s custody. An agreement ends the habeas corpus case, and all return to a Cherokee area farm on Friday. While here the father keeps the boys from 2 to 4 pm daily, then Mrs. Marble plans a divorce suit to decide permanent custody. The boys miss their home and a pony bought as a birthday gift. The Maltbies, married 14 years, live eight miles from Cherokee, and this is their first major family dispute.
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L. Roy Maltbie
Cherokee
Marble
Mistake in Bank Statement Yesterday
In the condensed First National Bank statement printed yesterday an error occurred in the amount of United States bonds stocks and securities. The printed figure was 73733.08 but the correct figure is 735788.68 The total resources were shown as 28338.
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First National Bank
United States
Mae
Clark Will Contest Hearing Closes as Judge Deliberates
Evidence in the hearing to oust Mrs. Clara B. Clark as administrator of her son C. H. Clark estate was closed yesterday. Judge G. W. Wood will decide soon after taking the matter under advisement. Mrs. Clark testified on the stand.
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Clark
Clara B. Clark
C. H. Clark
G. W. Wood
Attorney for Karl Clark objects to grandmother's estate handling
W A Cook, attorney for Karl Clark, an heir who challenges his grandmother's management of the estate, calls a harpie someone who pursues money not rightfully theirs. Mrs. Clark retorts a harpie is such a person. A decision in the casé is expected very shortly.
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Asi W. A. Cook
Karl Clark
Fourth Iowa golf tourney third round pairings listed
The Associated Press report from Sioux City Iowa July 7 details the third round pairings in the Iowa golf tournament. Notable results include James Hubbell of Des Moines losing to William Ingham of Des Moines 151 to 153 and Drake University golfer Robert McKee posting the low round.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Iowa Golf
James Hubbell
Des Moines
William Ingham
Hubbell
Ingham
Robert McKee
Drake University
Mena cntts cleans and 11.00. Waterloo Launtry Co.
Waterloeo Laundry Co advertises cleaning services in Mena with a price point of 11.00 and mentions related cleaning offerings. Local readers are invited to inquire at the poster for details and scheduling.
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Mena Cntts
Waterloo Launtry Co
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