Waterloo Medical Association Society Event Draws State Guests
Waterloo hosts the state convention of medical men and wives with fifty visiting women expected. A dinner dance at Sunnyside Country Club opens the event, followed by a Wednesday auto tour of Cedar Falls and Waterloo attractions. Decorations and program details are coordinated by local society members with refreshments provided.
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Iowa
Waterloo Medical Association
L. Rohif
E. F. Stevenson
F. W. Powers
T. F. Thornton
C. W. Ellyson
C. A. Waterbury
Sunnyside Country Club
Cecil Rickley
J. E. Brinkman
E. BR. Mages
E. T. Alford
W. Ellyson
Waterloo Woman's Club
150 Are Guests for D of V Reception
A memorial ball recognizing Mrs. Elva N. Wansnemaker and Thomas Shannon, both department patriotic instructors, drew about 150 guests from Jane Kirkwood tent D C V and G A R. Leaders A H Wheat and John Boeller offered compliments while Louise Schupe Jillian Dennis W A Burton Henry A Crowell and others attended.
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Elva N. Wansnemaker
Daughters of Veterans
Thomas Shannon
Grand Army of the Republic
Jane Kirk- Wood
A. H. Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
Ars
Louise Schupe
Lincoln Circle
G. A
Carol Palmer Bing Weds Harry Kelly at Church in Yale
Miss Carol Palmer Bing daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bing and Harry M Kelly son of Mr and Mrs David Kelly were married at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. Rev Edward Lee officiated. Best man Lyle Jackson. Miss Inez Bing attended. The couple will reside at 969 Third Avenue West after Aug 2. The bride formerly worked in Hinson Manufacturing Co. art department. Kelly is an assistant at Bath Packing Co. Dinner tonight at the home of the bride and groom. Several guests from out of town attending events at Sunnyside Country Club.
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Carol Palmer Bing
A. &. Bing
Harry M. Kelly
David Kelly
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Edward Lee
Lyle Jackson
Rofler
Waterloo
Pennsylvania
Hia
Cast High
Bath Packing Company
Beauty Tips From Edna Kent Forbes Columns
Edna Kent Forbes shares cosmetic pointers on stains beneath nails using lemon juice and starch, making an effervescent bath with tartaric acid and soda, and a facial starch paste. Advice covers wart treatment with sulfur glycerine and acid, gentle benzoin tincture in water, nose fleshiness caution, scalp care, and cucumber based complexion lotions.
Side Talks: Startling figures on American progress
Ruth Cameron argues America is not the most progressive nation in health and education. She cites life expectancy at birth, infant mortality, and death rates alongside education metrics, noting New Zealand, Norway, and Australia surpass the U S in several areas and that Americans must work to improve living standards.
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America
New Zealand
United States
Tate
Zealand
Norway
Australia
Europe
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Teeland
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
Lincoln Circle to Honor John Averill at Birthday Party
Lincoln Circle and Ladies of the G A R plan a Tuesday Memorial Hall party for Comrade John Averill turning eighty. Daughters of Veterans and their auxiliary, plus G A R members, will attend with open posts. Dinner at noon.
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Lincoln Circle
John Averill
Plana
Burnea Park
Grand Army
Circle
Mia
Nellie Brooks
Weaterloo
Constantinople
Ruth Johnson and Myron G Heyward Are Married Today
Ruth Cleveland Johnson daughter of Mrs B M Cleveland wed Byron G Heyward at noon in Osage Iowa the ceremony read by Dr J R Macartney pastor First Presbyterian church. Attendees from out of town included J W Heyward Lawrence Wille and Ty Spicer among others. The couple will reside at 5005 Cass Street Omaha Nebraska after their trip. He is a footwear distributor formerly from Iowa. she born in Waterloo and raised there, now living in Osage.
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Ruth Cleveland Johnson
B. M. Cleveland
Byron G. Heyward
Mortimer B. Cleveland
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Vinton
Afrs
Ty. Spicer
la Crosse
Wis
Cleveland
Osage
Heyward
Cass Straat
Omaha
Neb
Groom
Waterloo
Central Christian class elects officers after picnic
Be Wardle retiring president presented new officers at a church meeting after the annual class picnic at Byrnes park last evening. Under Mrs. Francis Brocksus as president Arthur Biekal as VP Mrs J A Paulsen secretary-treasurer Mrs Frank Bryans assistant. Thirty five attended. Supper and games followed. Alpha Philathea class of Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school will postpone Friday the picnic planned for Monday evening.
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BE. W. Wardle
Central Christian
Byrnes Park
Francis Brocksus
Arthur Biekal
J. A. Paulsen
Frank Bryans
Fes
Alpha Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Charles City Y to Conduct Boys Camp July 1 to 19
Charles City Iowa July 7 The Y M C A will run a summer camp at Big Springs for boys of the city from July 11 to 19. This year all boys from 10 to 18 years may attend, with only 60 spots available. Fundraising covers travel and needs so no boy is barred for lack of funds. Supt C B Pratt Dr C H Banton and Coburn Chapler head finances. Chapler will be assisted by Bug Nana and Donald Clark in ecou and outdoor craft. Rotary and Lions members will assist with days for the boys.
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Charles City
IM. C. A
Big Springs
C. B. Pratt
C. H. Banton
Coburn Chapler
Patriotic orders present flags at city playgrounds
Five American flags will be presented at public playgrounds with ceremonies Monday afternoon. Gen. Hanna, former consul general for northern Mexico, will give speeches with opening and closing rites by Hoy Scouts and guests. The event includes patrols, relay of oath, and a planned tale from Hanna about a two inch flag.
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Publi
Phil
Hanna
Mexico
Chargay Lot
Hoy Scouts
Arthur Fury
Boggs
Playgrounds Commission
C. D. Becker
Lincoln’ Circle
G. 4. BR
Henry Glas
Robert Anderson Corps
J. B. Becker
American Legion "Auxiliary
H. W. Siegworth
Mary Melrose
John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
D. A
Edison
Lowell
Pat's
Grant
John Fishle
Albugler
Regeilla
Gen. Hanna
Gray
Embassy
Former Waterloo Resident Sets Sail on Global Cruise
Mrs Ina Jacob Johnson of San Francisco plans a 15 month world cruise aboard her own ship with a party of 601 in September. The journey includes Mexico, Society Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, China, Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Ceylon, India, Madagascar, Cape Town, Mediterranean ports, London, Paris, New York, and Panama Canal homeward. Johnson is daughter of F. W. Jacob of Mt Vernon.
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Ina Jacob Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
Frien
Johnson
Mexico
Society Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
China
Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Ceylon
India
Madagascar
Cape Town
Mediterranean
London
Paris
New York
Panama Canal
Ff. W. Jacob
Mt. Vernon Town
Local graduate and Waterloo College alum updates address
A Waterloo Business College graduate and former county schoolteacher has moved, now residing at 472 Second Avenue, San Francisco. The notice lists the new address and confirms her professional background.
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Waterloo Business College
Second Avenue, San Pfrancis- Nn
Trio of Waterloo Youths to Attend Military Camp
Three Waterloo youths, Irving J. Kaltentach, William Smith, and Lynn Ray, have sent in applications to attend a military training camp at Fort Des Moines as organized by Mrs. George B. Worthen. Some may go to Fort Snelling if transportation is provided. The Red Cross official clarifies course levels from red to blue based on prior training.
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Waterloo
Fort Des Moines
George B. Worthen
Red Cross
Rwin J. Kaltentach
Conger Street
Wiliam ©. Smith
Charles, Streat
Lynn Ray
Linn
Worthen
Heat Continues As Mercury Rises Across Iowa
For the second day the high reached two degrees above zero with early morning lows around seventy. A new hot spell settles over the region and no rain is expected soon. Yesterday brief showers gave way to sun as fair weather and warm temperatures persist favored by the official forecast for Iowa.
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Iowa
Assessments Exceed 1922 Figures By Large Margin
Townsley city assessor reports current figures show $300 000 in money and credits listed with county auditor, and expects at least $200 000 more to be added before 1924 taxes are paid. If realized, this year’s moneys and credits will top 1922 by $2 141 258 on the assessment rolls.
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J. A. Townsley
Credit Pines
Births Reported From Local Families
Birth notices list several new arrivals with parents and addresses including Jeff Fowler 127 Commercial July 8 girl. Willam W Jones 1026 Hammond July unknown girl. C H Pedersen 414 Vermont July 1 girl. George J Kress 630 Summit July 2 girl. Leo Garnett 414 Seventh East June 25 girl. James P Bandfield 700 Conger June 27 girl Jean Dolores. Walter Open 728 Washington June 30 girl. Clarence Clausta Schluster 1104 Jefferson June 25 girl. Maurles Alen. Francia W Napolson Beard 1621 Jefferson June 24 boy James Richard.
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Jeff Fowler
Commerciel
Willam W. Jones
Hammond
C. H Pedersen
Vermont
George J. Kress
Summitt
Leo Garnett
Seventh East
Jean Dolores
James P. Bandfield
Conger
June Rete
Walter Open
Washington
Joria Ellen
Clarence Clausa
Schluster
Jefferson
Maurles Alen
Francia W Napolson Beard
Jeerson
James Richard
Mrs J Cornelius, 81, Dies. Waterloo Area Pioneer
Mrs J Cornelius known as Grandma Cornelius, 81, of Orange Township died 8:30 p m yesterday after influenza weakened her. Born Feb 2 1842 in Pine Creek Ill she came to Iowa in 1888 with 11 children and lived near Waterloo. Survived by six daughters three sons 34 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Funeral Sunday 11 a m at South Waterloo Church with Rev A P Blough and W H Lienty officiating. body to rest with grandsons pallbearers. Funeral home Petersen Bros. undertaking parlor handling arrangements.
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John Cornelius
Grandma Cornelius
Orange Township
Co. B. Wells
Hammond
South Waterlon
A. P. Blough
W. H. Lienty
Iowa
Cornelia Barnhart
Pine Creek
Ill
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
Polo
Waterloo
Cornelius
Ira Y
William Coffman
B. Wells
J. B.rizner
J. R. Cornelius
M. Harbaugh
A. A. King
A. R. Cornelius
A.B. Miller
Monticello
Minn
Sines
Mrs. Harbaugh
Betersen Bros
Par- Ora
Waterloo De Molays Dinner and Dance Planned
Waterloo De Molays announce an annual dinner and dance to be held at the Masonic temple on July 19 following July meeting actions. A committee led by Paul Kindiz Chester Stilson Martin Tarbell and Malcolm Francis organizes the event. The unit also extends an invitation to join Waterloo Shriners for an all day picnic on July 23.
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Waterloo Order of
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Actio
Paul Kindiz
Chester Stilson
Martin Tarbell
Macolm Francis
Waterloo
Waterloo Shrin Club
A Simple Frock Pattern for Play or School
Teanesee Sele aDanteeres PATTERNS offers Pattern 3613 for a children’s frock in sizes 4 6 8 and 10. Requires 1 3 4 yards of 36 inch material per year size. Suitable fabrics listed include pongee taffeta repp poplin gingham and lawn. Decoration via stitching embroidery or braid. Pattern available by mail with 15 cents in silver or stamps. Also 12 cents for the Up-to-date Spring and Summer 1923 Book of Fashions.
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