Civilians Red Cross to Meet in Waterloo Wednesday
About 60 representatives from civilian relief departments of 43 Red Cross chapters in northeastern Iowa will attend a regional conference here next Wednesday. Directors for central division headquarters, Chicago, will be in charge. Sessions start at 10 a.m. at Hotel Russell Lamson with luncheon in the grillroom. Mrs George B Worthen leads local arrangements succeeding Miss Marion Chapman who resigned.
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Red Cross
Towe
Central Diviion
Chicago
Hotel Russell-Lamson
George B. Worthen
Home Service Department
Waterloo
Worthen
Marion Chapman
Diet Advice and Fitness Struggles in Historic Letter
A reader argues that weight reduction relies on dieting and that stout women often resist lowering intake. The writer notes varying timelines for weight loss, differences in energy use, and the challenge of maintaining effort during reduction. He critiques readers who report no progress or weight gain despite dieting.
Health and dieting tips from a historic column
A compact Q and A style rundown offers guidance on weight management through energy balance, with advice to persist for results. It suggests lunch ideas like salad with mayonnaise and fruit, plus tips on constipation relief, summer bleaches, skin care with glycerine and lemon juice, olive oil scalp treatment, depilation and talcum powder, and a note to consult a doctor for kidney or liver concerns.
College Glee Club Concert Set for Thursday Evening
Waterloo music lovers attend a Northwestern College Men’s Glee Club concert Thursday at First Evangelical Church. This return engagement follows a four year gap after a previous Waterloo appearance. The tour spans Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Notable member Howard Bauernfeind son of Rev J H Bauernfeind pastor emeritus, will graduate with the 1921 class.
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Waterloo
Northwestern College
Naperville
First Evangelical Church
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Glee Club
Howard Bauernfeind
J.H. Bauernfeind
First Evangelical
Bauernfeind
Avangelical Deaconess Hospital
Chicago
Town Not Resigned Over Two Sisters Living Apart
Ruth Cameron writes on family, sibling bonds, and the shift from a fixed home to flexible living. The piece reflects on two middle aged sisters who chose separate residences, the town's gossip, and how their relationship matured. It argues that keeping some old interests and occasional distance can strengthen marriages and family life. A church picnic at Elk Run with a wiener roast closes the excerpt.
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Agnes Repplier
Avere
Lan
Red Cross Finishes Work in Waterloo Churches Schedule
Waterloo churches list schedules for services and activities amid Red Cross operations. The notice notes church names, locations, pastors, and times for Sunday school, worship, and special Red Cross relief efforts, with contact details for the chair and secretary of the relief committee.
War Camp Service Centralizes In Room 408 Commercial Building
The new war camp community service will base headquarters in room 408 of the Commercial building. Secretary J. K. Bhoundy will arrive from Montana next Monday night, followed by R. D. Hover from Iowa to organize office work. By mid next week the service is expected to be fully active with plans to hire four stenographers later. Supplies will ship from state headquarters at once.
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War Community Service
War Camp Community Service
J. K. Bhoundy
Montana
R. D. Hover
Iowa
Kuxl Cross
Waterloo Nurse in United States After War Service
Miss Lula Saucer daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Saucer 1008 Sixth street west has arrived in New York after months overseas with the Red Cross She volunteered for Red Cross service and after duty in Camp Guster Mich was ordered to France arriving there in September She formerly practiced her profession in Waterloo Iowa
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Lula Saucer
T. F. Saucer
Sixth Street West
New York
Red Cross
Saucer
Camp Guster
Mich
France
Picnic Day Athletics at Elk Run Park Aug 3
Committees of the Illinois Central railroad picnic organize a full day at Elk Run Park with two bands providing music and separate concerts. The program features athletic events including a wrestling match between two IC grapplers and a five round boxing bout featuring Spider Earth. Prizes will be awarded for several races and other events. Weather arrangements and extensive advertising across IC lines anticipate a large turnout of employees.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Elk Run Park
Illinois Central Concert Band
Illinois Central
Spider Earth
Illinois Central Lines
Freeport
Holiness Meetings Continue Tomorrow in Black Hawk County
The Black Hawk County Holiness association tents at Fourth and Pine host Rev. George Bennard services today with 1:30 and 2:30 p m meetings and a 7:46 p m singing service. Tomorrow’s schedule lists a 10 a m prayer meeting, 11 a m preaching, 1:36 p m love feast, 2:30 p m preaching, and 7:46 p m singing service.
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Jefferson Street
Park Averas
Clyde J. Awkins
jServices
Doom
D. Y
Walle
Walnut Strent
Timo
Walnut Strents
John Bunyan Smith
Antioch
Colpredy
Douglas, Street
J. W. Bowles
Barton Avenue
Burton Avenue
Ell Street
V. C Kelford
Brotherhood
Garver
Duntor
Junther Teague
Pengay
Mueller
Stone
Aid
Society
Mission Society
Jarther League
John Robertson Macartney
Don
Gahop
Ren Bok
First United Prompyterian
Wellington
Bible
Gabom
Wallington
Rindolph
Arenthald
Supbell Treston
Serviens
Olf
Uhriatian
Salvation Army
Big Brother Mission
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Charre
Young Taple’ Legion
P. m
Salvation Meating
Woods Binding
Fourth Street
Ruth Magowan
WY. M. CG
Bridge Street
Ty Houser
Harrison O’arthur
Commercial Street
Church of
Jasna Christ
Kistner's Chapel
Third Street
Weet
Victor A. Hall
Webster Street
Fred Daniels Beacon
Fifth Street
Fred Daniels
Bibie
Metropolitan Holiness
Morner Fifth
Sycamore
Sergices
Fourth and
Pine Streets
Black Hawk County
Merger of Waterloo Hospital Resources Moves Forward
The Water loo Hospital association and Presbyterian hospital governing body plan a new institution on the Presbyterian site led by W W Marsh. A conference committee list of names was accepted and will likely join the new board. Officials say the move shows strong prospects, with bylaws and articles of incorporation to follow and a fundraising campaign to begin.
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Waterloo Hospital Association
Presbyterian Hospital
W. W. Marsh
Hspital
Carleton Sins Todar
Sias
Presbyterian
Waterloo T Hospital Association
Mail to Germany resumes as U S Germany post service restored
Official notice from Washington states mail service between the United States and Germany resumes. Postmaster M Th Kelly reports that all mail matter conforming to postal regulations will be received. Relations had been severed since April 7, 1917.
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Germany
United States
Washington
M. TH. Kelly
Ater Urey
Chautauqua Forces Cancel Union Service in Coliseum
Sunday evening union service of Protestant churches in the west is deterred this week due to the Chautauqua session at the Coliseum at the same hour. The clash affects planned ecumenical gathering and local religious activities.
Reunion of Old Co. G Men Big Success
The first reunion of Old Company G veterans who served on the Mexican border was a big success, per Carleton Sias, former commander. Held last evening in KX, about 30 attended. Some members missed invitations due to incorrect addresses. Menu cards featured red and green service colors with Army kitchen tidbits such as canned willie, Irish yams, and Shamrock berries.
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Carleton Sias
P. Ball
Eas
Calf Club Planned by Bremer County Makers of Feed Fund
Henry Marsh as company cook helped fund the mess fund and organize Calpe Cal. Estel the state dairy expert, Calby secretary of the Iowa Holstein Friesian Breeders' association, and J P Eves assistant to Estel traveled to Waverly to organize a Bremer county calf club. Calves will be furnished to children to raise and profits above the initial price go to the youngsters when sold.
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Estel
Calby
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
J. P. Eves
Waverly
Bremer County
Initiation Set for 30 at St Marys Auditorium
Co C F to initiate class of 30 Sunday in Dubuque for St Marys Court No 1234 Catholic Order of Foresters. Rev F Rohlman and John Ryder of Dubuque MIF. Kelly and W L Beecher of Waterloo to speak at exercises and banquet at 6 p.m. in St Marys Auditorium. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Waterloo
Bowerd League
Yom
Ovaning
Yosterday
Cropper
Chairan
Davetlig
Thuree Way of
Waterton
Rey
John A. Claun
Patter
Atiar
Nevashe
Baltave
Co. C. F
Dubuque
St. Mary's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
P. Rohlman
John Ryder
Dubbuque
M. If. Kelly
W. L. Beecher
St.Mary's Auditorium
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Fifth and
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Central—Fourth
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Sereill
Deavor Societies
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Pardee
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Norning
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Sonus of Jacob
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J. Deetor
Fourth
Mandolph
Frank W. Court
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Bible School
Dpworth Fearue
Grace
Fifth Street East
KE. J. Lockwood
Igpworth League
St. Paul's
OC. E. Luss
Broadway I Street
Cedar River Park
Social Welfare League
Ilinois Central
Albany
Olle Streeta
J. G. Boot
Partor
Psandtay School
Young Mena
Pond A
Exet Park
Kern
Cutter
Chiller Street
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Gretainger
Ceder Heights Community Church
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United Brethre
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Pronehing
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Ridpath
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Lucille McKeever
N. C. Altland
Virginia Berry
Wilma
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Ruth Bowen
Ruth Elis
Frank Miller
Frank Miner
Lemon
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Miner
Harry Consare
Canced Union Service
Chautauqua
Old Co. G Men
First Congregational
Edwin Booth, Jr
Charles City
Chautauqua Church
Congregation of the Righteous
First Congregational Church
Fourth and South Sts
Henry Marsh
New Sanitary Bakery
East Fourth Street
Sibert’s
Waterloo, Evening Courice
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Kame
Waees
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