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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

2

Presbyterian Women Raise 312 for Building Fund

A Cedar Heights meeting at Mrs. Margaret Salisbury’s home boosted church funds with 3212.50 for the First Presbyterian building drive. Mrs. J. O. Trumbauer presided as plans for autumn events and missionary letters were noted.

Presbyterian Woman's Orking Association First Presbyterian Church Margaret Salisbury Cedar Heights J. O. Trumbauer Wueteria East Park Presbyterian Church Bethany Circle Anni Zatha George Moody Mildred Dane Foreign Missionary Society Tina Fred Cutler Imogene Fowler J. G. Pilson Burton Avenue First Congregational B. Lee Johnson Ladies* Aid Society Gladyoa Shores Maria Watters J. O. King

Beauty Chats End of the Permanent Wave

Edna Kent Forbes describes a long, technical permanence process with attendants rolling its curlers and baking. The routine includes shampoo, reshaping Barcel waves, and careful hot air drying, followed by scalp tonics and home care tips for tone and dryness.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes

A Song of Aprons From Yesteryear To Today

Ruth Cameron muses on aprons from old days of gingham and plain linen to today’s vibrant fabrics and patterns. She recalls tea aprons, homemaker ritual, and the apron as a personal treasure chest while celebrating the craft’s colorful evolution.

Trom Yesteryear Dolly Grar Marie Cretonne

Lend-a-Hand Guild Picnic at Byrnes Park

The Lend-a-Hand Guild plans a picnic at Byrnes Park Friday with luncheon served at noon. Members should meet at the Interurban station for the 10 40 a m car and Mines W J French W W Lytle A D Mc Auley and Miss Susie French are involved.

M. E Byrnes Park W. J. French W. W. Lytle D. McAuley Susie French

The Sandman Story: Mrs Walkier and the Beehive

A fox plots to raid a box by a door to punish a dog he envies. Bees escape, sting the fox, and the dog naps safely while the fox flees. The next day the fox discovers a beehive, realizing the bees’ escape thwarted his scheme.

Mr. Pox Mr. Dog Mr. Fox Dog Wox Scetts Ilka Mei

Patterns for Courier readers request through Waterloo Evening Courier

The notice invites readers to obtain the Courier tg to data pattern designs by sending to the Fashion Department in Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns accommodate seams and orders are filled as well as possible, expected to arrive about ten days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Fox and Dog Scene in Curious Forest Exchange

A talking fox laments hunger and seeks a simple meal while a dog chases him away. The fox imagines life freer than captivity and leaps with joy, contrasting with the dog’s containment impulse. The fragment references a Mrs. Wren and Mr. Crow in a playful tone.

Mr. Fox

Trio arraigned on liquor trafficking charges in municipal court

Virgil Taylor Dewey Fagertind and Harry Webber were arraigned in municipal court under Information charging fighting and illegal transportation of liquor after a 4 10 a m arrest. Webber sought more time with hearing set for tomorrow at 9 am. Taylor fined 10 dollars plus costs and Fagertind 25 dollars plus costs. Chester J Crabtres booked for operating a car without a license plate failed to appear and his bond of 5 dollars was forfeited.

Virgil Taylor Dewey Fagertind Harry Webber Lquor Webber Taylor Ang Fa Chester J. Crabtres

Chautauqua Site Work Includes Contractor Beathler Curbs

Rev W H Beathler platform manager clears Walnut and Iowa street lot with teamster and laborer to prepare for the chautauqua tent. The work includes moving stumps and grading for parking shade and lighting while Anna Dickla Olesen is excused from speaking and Lexis Rose will replace her at Waterloo program.

W. J. Beachler Anna Tickie Olesen Lewis Rose W. H. Beathler Walnut Iowa Anna Dickla Olesen Cleaver Minn United States Olesen Fundy Waterloo

Growers May Sell in City Without Licenses

Waterloo growers may sell their produce directly to customers without a city license, says City Clerk Charles C. MacKay. The state edict on peddlers licenses does not apply to producers selling to consumers. Some vendors have obtained peddlers licenses. others, farmers objecting, may not need licenses. City policy notes transient traders must license if buying from fruit houses. growers selling directly are exempt.

Waterloo Charles C. MacKay Potia Department MacKay

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