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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1920

Page

3

Society Notes Highlight Incoming Weddings and Local Events

About 30 women enjoyed an afternoon of bridge at Mrs. C. X. Shane’s home as a pre nuptial courtesy for cousins Miss Katherine Morley and Miss Ruth Reed whose marriages are announced. Read, Colgrove, and other local couples figure in upcoming nuptials and community gatherings across Waterloo and nearby communities.

Bridge C. X. Shane Katherine Morley Ruth Reed Miss Marley Denver Celo W. W. Asker H. E. Weatherwax Frederic Ghelton Hendi Herbert M. Read Sans Souet Ernest Colgrove First National Bank Cleveland Pienio Waterloo Woman's Relief Corps Park Julia White Apna Kong Deus Corps Anna Spannon Anna Edgington Eleanore Glass Jennie Gates Anna Glass John Gloss Comrodes G.tf. Shennon G. W. Boiowekt Herman Hue William Hefsiider W. D. Reed Steve Gilley W. Sawyer A. G. “Merriman Rosa McCord Minnie Walker Colmrade Anna M. Histner Addie Decker

Side Talks on Farmers and Sons Living Together

Ruth Cameron offers four humorous guesses on why farmers and their sons may not get along well when sharing home life and business. She cites constant contact, lack of impersonality in family business, nerves from friction, and the need for occasional separation or vacations to ease tensions.

Farimare Bia

Beauty Chats By Eda Khnt Forbha

Advice to girls about profiles and beauty stressing expression over exact features. It notes many factors influence attractiveness including hair styling and posture, with observers admiring a poised side profile even when features are not perfect.

Eda Khnt Forbha Marcelling

Hair care advice from an old text on tonics and mixtures

The passage discusses various hair treatment ideas including mixtures with sulfur sage and tonics for dark brown hair. It advises avoiding some products, suggests olive oil and grape juice as dietary aids, and notes cod liver oil emulsion for cold weather. It mentions dairy and fattening oils and vitamins in general.

J. WS Gage

Recruiting Officers Transfer Orders Reported

Corporal James D. Behnke of infantry assigned to report to Des Moines recruiting, Private Frank James of Fifty-first infantry to Cedar Rapids, and no further applicants will be received for service in the medical department in the Philippines.

James D. Behnke Infantry Army Des Moines Frank James Fifty-first Infantry Cedar Rapids

Two Autos and Bicycle Collide on Washington Street

A collision occurred yesterday at Washington street and Park avenue involving two automobiles and a bicycle. Rider Arthur Tomlin suffered leg bruises while the auto occupants, Dr. Lillie A. Arnett and Mark Seragey, escaped injury. The Seragey car was slightly damaged and the bicycle was badly smashed.

P.m Washington Street Park Avenue Arthur Tomlin Lillie A. Arnett Mark Seragey Second Street West Serogey

Preston Young Lad Piles Up Pennies to Bank

In Maquoqueta Ja on July 16 Henry Moblenoft of Preston deposited 8000 pennies at the First National Bank. The coins represent one year’s savings, following a ragged motto about saving pennies. Bank officials needed more time to count the large handful of coins, with last year’s deposit reaching 6000 coppers.

Henry Moblenoft Preston Mont First National Bank Jn A Ithe

Auto Dealers Meet to Organize County Bureaus in Iowa

G. V. Orr president of the Iowa Motor Trades bureau led a delegation including QO. A. Repase and C. A. Morris to Charles City for a conference with automotive dealers from nine counties. The drive aims to organize county bureaus in all 99 counties. 45 counties already have bureaus and 1,100 members.

Iowa Motor Trades Bureau G. V.orr State Bureau QO. A. Repase C. A. Morris Charles City

Demands for Charity in June Fall to New Low

The June charity demands to the overseer of the poor and Social Welfare league superintendent reached the lightest level in years, with only 38 cases reported for the month at the league’s monthly meeting led by Vice President J. E. Brandon.

Social Welfare League League J. E. Brandon

Health drives record with nurses' home calls and clinics

The public health report notes June saw only three new cases. Twenty one carried over from May and six were recurrent. Nurses made 398 home calls, 22 new pilots and 102 carried over from prior month. Four children clinics served 26. tuberculosis clinics 8 with 14 attendees. five adult dental clinics 29 attendees. Nurses earned 36.60 in pay cases, sent to the treasury. Mrs EMen Tellier, a public health nurse, is recovering at Gilmore city.

Public Health Treas Emen Tellier Puble Health Gilmore Pity

Births Reported From Local Area

Mr and Mrs Alfred LeRoy Stone of Adams announce a daughter Marian Irena born June 28. Mr and Mrs Pater Schmitz of Beagle township welcome a daughter born July 9. Mr and Mrs John Albert Manross of 2315 Mulberry greet a daughter Maryel Marcene born July 14. Mr and Mrs Herbert Gilley at Presbyterian hospital have a son Lawrence Arthur born July 9. Mr and Mrs Glen L Brown of 908 Williston celebrate a son Delmer born July 1.

Alfred LeRoy Stoneman Adams Marian Irena Pater Schmitz Beagle Township John Albert Manross Mulberry Maryel Marcene Herbert Gilley Presbyterian Hospital Lawrence Arthur Glen L. Brown Williston Delmer

Louisiana Farm Boys Visit Waterloo In August

The state will send farm boys to Waterloo in August to study famine region agriculture and stock raising techniques. The itinerary includes Goreane Waterloo Des Moines Webster City Ames. The group will depart Baton Rouge on August 3 by special train.

Louisiana Waterloo Iowa Illinois Wiscon-sinded Goreane Des Moines Webster City Ames Baton Rouge

Community groups fund travel for students under aid plan

Local groups from Louisiana assist with travel costs for students under a joint aid program. Each boy may use up to 150 dollars from his own pocket, with the rest covered by community funds and state agencies.

Louisiana Department of Agriculture Louisiana Department of Education Federal Department of Agriculture

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