Cedar Heights Society Picnic Draws 200 Attendees at Cedar River Park
Society news notes Cedar Heights residents at a church and Sunday school picnic in Cedar River park. Macy Campbell of Town State Teachers college presided as toastmaster while Rev Shoemaker Mrs Orth and Jamie Ferguson delivered readings. Other churches held picnics with sports, games, and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Schoo St
Cedar River Park
Macy Campbell
Town State Teachers College
George 3. Shoemaker
J.C. Orth
P. J. A. Ferguson
Jamie
First Luthern Brotherhood
Alpha Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Byrnes, Park
Young People's Society
United Presbyterian Church
Four Bridges
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Jackson on Eighty-Second Birthday
The Jackson club and First Presbyterian women honored Mrs Katherine Jackson with a surprise party for her 82nd birthday. Acanary gift, dinner for twenty, and social time followed the call from club friends. The Jackson club, formed during the 1890 church drive, was revived for the new building plans. Also noted are Rainbow meetings, bridal shower for Russell Burgess, and various local club events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Katherine Jackson
God Friends of the Jackson Club
First Presbyterian
Canary
aniloMre
J.R. Macartney
B.F. Fox
Pasadena
Cal
D. R. Gould
Jackson Club
Boulder
Beauty Chats on Summertime Diets by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes shares seasonable diet guidance promoting light breakfasts of coffee or tea with toast, limited meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit desserts. She warns against heavy bread, rich sauces, cakes, and fats, and suggests salads to finish meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron on Judging Others
Ruth Cameron argues against judging others by appearance, urging readers to measure others by themselves. She shares an anecdote of two shy friends misjudging each other, noting shyness, vanity, and egotism shape perception and urging readers to seek understanding before condemning others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipher
Terled
Mortuary Notices for Adelaide Cooley and Hemminger
Obituary notices report Adelaide Lucinda Cooley aged 61 dying after uremic poisoning at her daughter's home in Waterloo with survivors including three children and a brother. funeral set for Petersen Bros chapel with burial in Vinton. Also announced are obituaries for Mrs. Augusta Hemminger age 49 who died at Independence state hospital after illness. services at O Keefe Towne chapel. Louis Eugene Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Howard, died at home on Chicago Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Cooley
Adelaide Lucinda Cooley
W. R. Griffith
Mulberry Street
Cooley
Oswego
N. Y
J. H. Cooley
Vinton
Augusta Hemminger
August Hemminger
State Hospital
Independence
Brunswick
Germany
Waterland
Fred Heiser
Wallace Hemminger
Elmer Heiser
Carmen Lininger
Waterloo
Earl Hemminger
Omaha
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Robert W. McDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Louis Eugene Howard
Ervin
Howard
Chicago Avenue
Proper Dress for Women Was a Moot Topic a Century Ago
A 1816 letter by Rachel Ward to Hannah Van Clief Vammater urges a middle course in dress, praising moderation and inner cultivation over sheer ornament. It portrays women’s attire as a measure of character, cites a modern revival of restrictive styles, and celebrates the wife’s devotion and modest, tasteful colors aligned with virtue.
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Frederick S. Rice
Western Avenue
Fanny Mundy Meeker
Asbury Park
N. J
Rachel Ward
Lucky’ R. Wood
Colt’s Neck
L. I
Rica
Hannah van Cliel Vammater
Miss Wood
Mr. Rice
Miss Woods
Elisabeth McClellan
America
Wood
Colt's Neck
L. L
Nature
Venus of Medici
Emelia
Leriend
Misa Hannah van Clief Vammater
Obituary items from Waterloo area deaths and services
Obituary notices for Lovis, Mrs. Frank Kido, Arthur Luth, and Andrew Southerland. Lovis born July 16, 1922 in Waterloo with services at Petersen Bros mortuary and Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Frank Kido died at 43, services at St Marys Church and burial Calvary. Arthur Luth died of cerebro spinal meningitis, service at O Keefe Towne with burial Elmwood. Andrew Southerland funeral at Hileman Gindt chapels with interment La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovis
Waterloo
Petersen Bros
Henry Mueller
Elmwood
Frank Kido
Saxon Street
Vincent Massina
Michael
Joseph
Lucie
Sam
Charles Kido
St. Marys Church
Maurus Eberte
Calvary
O'Keefe & Towne
Arthur Luth
Arthur
George Luth
Vaughan Street
Luth
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
D. J. Gretzinger
Andrew Southerland
Hileman & Gindt
la Porte City
Marriage of Eaton and Bride at Imm?diaia Home
Relatives witness a church ceremony as Mr. and Mrs. Eaton depart for a motor trip through Minnesota. They will reside at Rath-Peek apartments after August 1. Mrs. Eaton is known for her work with the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, having served as department president last year. The groom came to Waterloo about two years ago from near Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immsdiaia
Signalmen favor work and negotiate over wage clash
Members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen will not join the nationwide strike and will continue under the current wage decision while seeking adjustments. Trevances will be submitted by the brotherhood to each railroad, and fair consideration of wage and rule revisions is urged. No change in Waterloo strike impact reported. western lines show July shipments about 1000 cars per day above normal. Seattle plans to establish the first school of criminology in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
D. W. Helt
Brotherhood
W. S. Williams
Illinois Central Western Nes
Helt
Labor Board
Brotherhood System
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Eaton Riley Wedding Ceremony Reported
Mrs. Carrie L. Riley of 305 Rath Peex building wed Charles N. Eaton in a 1 o'clock ceremony this morning. Rev. R. BE. William officiated at the wedding, noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Riley
Rath- Peex Building
Charles N. Eaton
R. BE. Williamo
City in Brief and Travel Notices
West end 4th St bridge area hosts an optical shop advertisement. Local residents report multiple travelers returning from Chicago Minneap olis and Los Angeles with vacation and visiting updates. Police court notes include a $3.50 fine suspended for bicycle on sidewalk. Funeral attendance and real estate moves are listed among civic notices and social visits.
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West End
4Th St
Local residents set travel plans across several states
Multiple Waterloo figures plan trips and visits extending up to six weeks. G. M. Waters relatives travel via auto to Longville Minnesota for a 10 day vacation. A Corson family sails for Longville with fishing and camping, while others head to Colorado Springs Sioux City and Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota. Miss Anna Goodale prepares a summer visit to her sister in Waterloo cottage at Sherwood Park.
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Ler Street
Moline
Clair
Ray
Bernice Donahue
Fremont Street
Albert G. Greeley
Home Park Boulevard
Sioux City
G. M. Waters
Eters
Waterson
George L. Corson
A. Corson
Longville
Minn
J. H. Fitzgerald
Ruth
Margaret
Colorado Springs
Colo
Doris
Edna
Colorado
John Cronmiller
Chicago
W. W. Wagoner
Fred Kloster
L. J. Orth
Shell Rock
Marian T. Raneter
Sherwood Park
Miss Goodale
St. Luke’s
Cedar Stupids
Ahortly
Waterloo
Shannon
Russell_Lamgon
Official Call Out for A. L. Convention Here on Sept. 7-8
Ottumwa July 15 Commander Dan Steck of the Iowa American Legion issued the call for the state meeting to be held in Waterloo on September 7 and 8. Each post will send two delegates and two alternates if at least 15 paid members by August 31, 1922, with one extra delegate for every 50 paid members above that, to elect officers, consider bylaw amendments, and name department committee representatives.
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Ottumwa
Dan Steck
Iowa American Legion
Legion
Waterloo
Euch
Steck
Talk of separate peace labeled propaganda by union leader
Minneapolis July 15 Northwestern road workers union leader M Adams and R A Henning Fed Shop Crafts head said today separate peace talk is propaganda to weaken strikers. No settlement is possible without national basis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Group of Roads
M. Adams
R. A. Henning
Federated ‘Shop Crafts
Northowest
National Batis
Birth records list multiple new babies and parents
Official birth notices show several entries with parents and birth dates. Names include Henry Roberts and Leonard Leo Judas with July dates, each listing newborns such as George Henry and Leonard Leo. Additional entries mention Wart Charles Sterling and David LeRor Goodrich with births on July dates and children named Jack Roscoe and Marjorie.
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Henry Roberts
George Henry
Leonard Leo Judas
Fis Eureka
Leonard Leo. Ir
Wart Charles Sterling
South
Jack Roscoe
David LeRor Goodrich
Ee Kim
Marjorie Alae
Numerous Birth Announcements Across Houses and Dates
A dense list of birth notices from multiple families notes July and June birth events. Names include Golding Paul Olds, Tanner, Lederman, McCurtiss, Holcomb, Haines, Muller, Buaman, Penn, Peters, Adams, Sullivan, Bennett, Hansen, Moon, Rath, Waitman among others. Entries specify address lines, dates, and newborns such as Ruth, Margaret Jean, Rita Josephine, Bernita ucile, Dorothy, William Charles, Jack, Barsh. The notices reflect a local records page listing births by family and residence.
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Golding Paul Olds
Pon
Myron
James
Tanner
Jefferson
Madalings
Joseph Lederman
Cherry
Suly
Ruth
Lawrence B. McCurmitts
Hiebl
Mary Ane
Louie Holcomb
Commercial
Claire James
John Vernon Haines
Summit
Margaret Jean
Ava
Walter E. Muller
Cedar Township
Dorothy
Ea. W. Buaman
Magnolia
Virgil Edward
George Penn
Watercloo
Charles Peters
I Francis Hospital
Rita Josephine
Atc
Clyde H. Adams
Wellington
Thomas Francis Suivan
Newell
Albert OO
Georges W. Bennett
Bernita
Ucile
H. 5
Quince Sweetmeat Recipe Steps From Old Cookbook
Recipe instructs making quince sweetmeats with sugar and water, alternating boiling and resting, then drying and packing in wax paper. Includes instructions for adding raisins, crystallized finger sugar, and prunes, plus packing in glass jars and water baths. Mentions lengthy preservation times and storage in cool, dry places for longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orient
A Comfortable Play Frock Pattern Available
Waterlo o Evening Courier offers up to date sewing patterns from Fashion Pattern. send 16 cents to obtain the latest pattern for a comfortable play frock. The pattern, cut in three sizes including 1 year and 2 years, can be made in percale chambray pongkee or crepe with contrasting bindings. Patterns mailed to any address upon receipt of 6 cents in silver or stamps.
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Waterloo
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Russell Burgess
Waverly
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Sherrwood Park
Sophie Mazavetsky
Jack Barnes
Thurgess
Lysle Wilkins
W. OM. Wilkins
Quincy
Uut
Waterloo Gasoline Engine ‘Company
Ww. Co
T. Ui—Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Judge Wood
Iman's Federation
EF. Yapp
KL. G. Park
Benedict Home
Des Moines
Power House
Patoncote
Mary J. Campbell
Tuesay
BR & P. W. Club
Fourth
Washington Streets
Business
Professional Woman's Club
Winnifred Garvin
A. A. Hoffmann
Litchfield
Ella
Elete Hansen
Bernice Thompson
Charles Hansen
Loia Freeman Oakley
Frank Robertson, Jr
Martha Leona
Roy Fletcher
Blanche
Dike
W. G. Mason
Grace
Lucile
Orange Township
Helen L. Davis
Ruth Caldwell
Wingshester
Mags
Leland Johnson
Bethlehem
Charles Putnam, Jr
William Foster
Burlington
Mr. Johnson
Becker Chapters
Anna Estner
Iowa City
J. J. Hogan
Women's Relief Corps
Kistner
Lon Troseler
Orchard, In
Sacred Heart—Hosary Society
Parlod Hall
Mmes. Centton
A. B
Wagner
J. H. Murphy
Ju. H. McGarvey
Mias
Mary Norman
Graduate Nursea Club
Sans Souel
B. H. Bickley
Stasgeret. Mastain
Christinaen
Iameheon Courteay
Albert Halmes
Bert Hoard
Elizabeth Hoard
Caimar
W. May
Sunnyside Country Club
Cub
F. C. P. Club
T. F. Kenney
M. Meade
Black’s Tearoom
Charles L. Lewis
Fidelity Circle
Joseph M. Cerda
Piente
Frankie
Ruth Cameron
Elks
Tts
Mis J
I. C
Seattle
Amer
W. H. Bass
F. J. Landgraft
Yellow
Istone Park
Paul E. McGaheran
Asenith Wilson
J. T. ‘Allen
Denver Street
W. J. Feverill
LeToy
Alta Vista Avenue
Los Angeles
Herschel Smith
Dubuque
F. J. Hadish
Helen
J. S. Horton
Hadish
Charles Stokes
Logan Avenue
Beloit
Wis
Myron West
Mary Heenan
Grace Red Kemmer
Edna‘ Fitzgerald
Fred Gould
L. N. Tippey
Randall, Minn
Neb
Loren J. Berry
Franklin Street
Kingsley Avenue
Flossie Georges
W.H. Main Company
Cedar Rapids
James J. Tully
Philadelphia
California
T. C. Menges
T. J. Fitzgerald
Geraldine
Iowa
Raidee Sharp
R. E. Mackamnan
Sycamore Streal
Vinton and
Dysart
Mary Butterfleid
A. L
Fred HL Stearns
Clay St
Madam Beck’s Blouse and Gown Shop
Paris
Beck
L. & J. Bank Bldg
Frances R. Lee
Beaute
Sycamore St
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