Lutheran Picnic Aims for Annual Event At Waterloo
Society notes report a Lutheran church brotherhood picnic held at Elk Run near Waterloo with about 200 attendees from Trinity and nearby parishes. C Hermann elected chairman, B. Hellenschmidt secretary, next year’s event planned in Charles City. Rev Henry Arnold spoke on Lutheranism and Americanism. plans include a divine service and dinner. Also mentions Mrs Lichty entertaining and a Gannon camp picnic rescheduled at Byrnes park with Royal Neighbors invited.
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Waterloo
Elk Run
C. Hermann
BE. H. Hellenschmidt
Charles City
First Trinity
Nelenbahins
United Lutheran Church In America
Hermann
Ada Haus
Freda ‘Bueneke
A. L. Schmidt
Golden Wedding Anniversary Sealed With Open House
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harper of Waterloo celebrate 56 years since marriage at Anamosa Iowa. They will host open house for friends both afternoon and evening. Son Harry Harper cannot attend. daughter Mrs. W. H. Hostetler will assist. They have three grandchildren and a great grandson. Mr. Harper, formerly an Illinois Central engineer, retired seven years ago after 41 years with the line.
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H. C. Harper
Walnut Streat
Waterloo
Anamosa
Harry Hlarper
Minneapolis
W. H. Hostetler
Harper
Harry Hummel
Robert Hostetler
Pennel Harper
Robert Hummel
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland
Pioneer of County Honored at Picnic
Mrs. Julia McGowan, age ninety two, oldest Black Hawk county resident, was feted by about 30 relatives at a Cedar Falls picnic supper. She moved to Cedar Falls sixty years ago, lives with daughter Mrs. W F Burke, and was born in Ireland. Another daughter Mrs Julia McGarvey resides in Waterloo.
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Julia McGowan
Black Hawk County
Cedar Fats
McGowan
Indy
W. F. Burke
Cedar Falls
Ireland
Julia McGarvey
Waterloo
Outdoor Girl Health Advice From Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty Chats urges cultivating outdoor living to boost health and vitality. Advice covers outdoor activities, open windows, porch cooking, sun exposure and routines like tennis, golf, and scrubbing elbows with cream. Include routines for mothers and girls to improve development through outdoor time and simple facial massage tips.
SIDE TALKS BY RUTH TAMERON ON MARRIAGE TACTICS
Ruth Tameron discusses how partners in marriage often defend themselves rather than attack. The piece cites a general saying that defense is a counter attack and explores wife and husband dynamics, guilt, and forgiveness. It quotes Stevenson and a divorced couple vignette about guilt and admission.
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Ani
Stevenson
Lance
Tage
Waterloo Reunion and Local Social Events Notes
Waterloo residents gather for F C Furbush sixtieth birthday reunion at the Walker area farm amid family photos and games. A Waterloo Woman's Club July party at the club home features H B Maynard led music and a reception plan. Jean Birdsall attends a wedding in Owatonna then plans Iowa City studies and Waterloo return before Drake duties.
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F. C. Furbush
Mra. Furbush
Bone
Walker Sungey
M. M. Smith
Waterloo
Lyle E
Alen
Harlan Foster
Mre
Furbush
D. R. Smith
Helen
John Furbush
John Frost
Delorese
Orval
Mary Ellen Peverlil
Clarence Furbush
Witt
Lillian Sullivan
West Union
A. J. Furbush
Reber Avenue
Jean Birdsall
Marjorie Hames Coast
Donald McClain
Owa City
Emlin McClain
University ‘of Iowa
Lydia Eicher
Washington
Welfare Workers’ Conference
Mason City
Miss Birdsall
Laws SH
Iown City
University of Iowa
Drake University
Graves Memorial Sunday School Picnics At Byrnes Park
Beginners and primary pupils of Graves Memorial United Brethren Sunday School held a picnic at Byrnes Park Thursday afternoon entertaining babies and their mothers. Deborah society and the First M E church men’s Sunday school class plan a picnic at A H Holt home in Sherwood Park Wednesday with attendees to bring dishes and silverware for a noon picnic dinner. members will meet at the church at 10 am for transport.
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Graves Memorial
Mrs Mary Hahn Visits City Family Longevity Tale
Mrs Mary Hahn arrived in the city to visit her nephew A B Kepford. A sister of the late Rev J G Kepford she notes the family’s long lives, with many dying in their eighties and nineties. She credits a calm pace of life and cheerful acceptance of tasks.
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Mary Hahn
Washington, D. C
A. B. Kepford
North Liberty
William Hahn
Hahn
Pension Department
Washington
Mrs. Hahn
Kepford
Police Notes Report Purses Stolen And Pocketbooks Lost
Theft of a purse containing 47 dollars was reported by Mrs J T Johnson at 436 Cherry Street. Mrs B J Arthur reported a lost pocketbook and 15 dollars in Washington Park. A pocketbook matching the description was later found by L M Collins, 30014 Fourth Street West, and Mrs Arthur notified. Police seek Junther Hansen believed to be working on a farm nearby. An elderly man asked to be locked up after drinking hooch and was released without charges. Three drunks were arrested over the weekend.
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J. T. Johnson
Cherry Street
B. J. Arthur
Falls Avenue
Washington Park
L. M. Collins
Fourth Street
Arthur Wag
John Robert
Junther Hansen
Charles
Baptists Press Religious Liberty Worldwide
The Baptist World Alliance address by Dr. Mullins in Stockholm urges absolute religious liberty for all believers and nonbelievers. He traces liberty to creation in God’s image and argues against state control of religion while supporting free access to God, free utterance, and equal church rights for all.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
EL ¥. Mullins
Louisville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist World Alliance
America
Dr. Mullins
Jesus Christ
Mullins
J. C. Car Ile
Folkestone
England
Palissy
Davy
Edison
Simpson
Ford
Mar|°coni
Industrisham
British Empire
Marx
Doctrines Evolve From Worker Spirit and Social Relations
The text argues that Panina and Amali capitalists do not fit modern systems. It calls for evolving doctrines to embody Christ's spirit through four social relations. It emphasizes the worker owner fellowship and goodwill among all.
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Panina
Amali
Christ
Bhp
City in Brizf and Area News Notes
Local column reports on residents' travel and visits, including McCoy buyers trip to New York City, Cedar Rapids guests of Hrady, and trips by Balling Aust bach Wood's millinery reps. Weather and services updates at Lincoln Park. several families return from trips to Chicago, New York, Denver, and Clear Lake with routine health and home notes.
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Mra
A.T. McCoy
Te Coys
New York City
Joe Bokolek
Cedar Rapids
W. EF. Hrady
Black Hawk Street
R. Carson
Filton Pyle
Clear Lake
J. Balling
Max Austbach
Wood
Florence Smith
Phalen
Chicago
Denver
Cote
Anne Peck
Union
Lincoln Park
W. H. Beachler
P. F. Malone
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
War Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Mark R
Bafford and Tittle
Robert
James L.barr
Shet Beck
Bernice Barr
Paul van Metre
Rockwell City
Town City
Tipton
B. H. Lewis
C. A. Lewis
Fred C. Parish
Illnois
Margaret DeWald
St. Francis Hospital
Jacob DeWald
Fowler Street
Albert Scholin
Third Avenue West
Buffalo
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
N.Y
Samuel B. Reed
West
Montana
L. K. Miller
Alice
Cornelia
Mary Keyes
Vera
Leila Ferguson
Spirit Lake
A. R. Ferguson and
Donald
Sioux Falls
S. B
Andrs
W. H. Manuheil
California
Oregon
Portland
George Marshall
W. H. Marshall
Nowie
M. W. Harmon
Independence
A. J. Edwards
Harmon
Cal
Jed Lake
Sylvester Bagge
Delaware County
Charles City
Cedar Fails
Dry Prohibition Legislation Moves in Midwest States
A survey of 34 central state legislatures shows varied action on prohibition. Illinois enacted wet and two dry measures including a fund for enforcement, Indiana passed seven bills with penalties for DUI and illicit stills, and Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin and others advanced or held prohibition measures, with penalties from fines to prison terms and new enforcement powers.
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Cago
Illinois
General Assembly
Indiana General Algemory
United States
Lowa
Kansas
Federal Internal Revenue Collector
Michigan
Michigan Antisaloons League
Minnesota
Missouri
Meleene T. Smith
St. Louis County
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Donahey
Oklahoma
H. T. Laughbaum
Antigaloon League
South Dakota
Texas
Nef
Wisconsin
Severson
Friends of Prohibition
Congress
Assembly
Senate
Blaine
Autisaioon League
Waterloo Shrine Club Articles Filed Saturday
Articles of the Waterloo Shrine Club were filed on Saturday by county recorder Miss Jennie S Bird. The club aims to promote fellowship among members of the Masonic fraternity in Waterloo and Victoria, sponsor social events, and extend benevolent aid where wise. Officers include H B Burr president, sheik vice president, scribe RL DeGon, treasurer J M Aalley, with Clyde Hinson as part of the first board of directors.
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Waterloo
Fire destroys wheat at Aready Farm Milling elevator
A fire at the Aready Farm Milling Company elevator at Chicago today destroyed 10,000 bushels of wheat. Total damage is reported at 35 dollars.
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Chicago
Rev H C Koepke Visited Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev H C Koepke of Fort Dodge Iowa superintendent of the Lutheran Home Finding Society preached both sermons at Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday morning and gave an informal report on the orphanage work. He outlined plans to enlarge facilities and noted his Waterloo origins with Mr and Mrs F J Koepke.
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Herman
Koeke
Fort] Dodge
Lutheran Home Finding Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Mr. Koepke
F. J.koepke
Waterloo
Shell Rock Man Drowns in Wapsie River Near Independence
Independence July 23. Raymond Jones of Shell Rock drowned in the Wapsipinicon River about a mile north of Independence while returning from a visit to Winthrop. He swam to cross, cried for help, and disappeared in about ten feet of water. His body was recovered after about an hour.
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Independence
Raymond Jones
Shell Rock
Wapsip Intoon
Jones
New Waterloo Residents Arrive as Six Move Elsewhere
Mr and Mrs Newcomer report fifteen new residents establishing homes in Waterloo last week while six families relocated elsewhere. Waterloo saw forty three address changes among citizens. Newcomers include Lee Simpson at 307 Brockwell Arms and N J Lentz at 1620 Mulberry among others such as A F Kingsbury 612 Ankeny and R O E Butterfield 10 Mulberry. George Wilson 68 Lafayette and Tarry McGrane 222 Conger are listed among new arrivals with several additional addresses.
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Waterloo
Lee Simpson
Brockwell
N. J. Lentz
A. F. Kingsbury
Ankeny
R. O. E Butterfield
Isaac Hall
Pranklin
OG. W
Fashion patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier 1923
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns for ladies suits jackets and dresses. It lists pattern numbers 4291 4305 and 9305-4251 with sizes from 6 to 20 years and details fabric needs for a 16 year size. Orders are 15 cents per pattern or 12 cents for the book, with delivery about ten days after sending.
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Cousier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Upi
Book of Fashions
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