Water loo Woman's Club year book detailed
The 1822-23 Water loo Woman's Club year book is nearly ready for delivery with record membership of 63, including 13 nonresidents and eight honorary members. Officers include Mrs. H. W. Grout as president and Mrs. George W. Nauman as vice president. committees cover revision, membership, and publicity. The report notes a home movement, a biennial Iowa Federation meeting in May, and multiple departments led by chairmen such as Mrs. J. E. Ridenour and Mrs. H. W. Sigworth. The Literary Civics, Fine Arts, Home and Education, Evening, and Romance Languages departments outline programs, speakers, and study topics for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club, Incorporated
R. E. Crowther
F. L Crontberiata
J. Atkinson
Deenan
Fine Arts
E. A. Boggs
Civies
Wl O. Birdsall
R. W. Weaita
W. A. Dobson
F. McElhinney
H. W. Grout
George W. Nauman
Atkinson
Mra. Chamberlain
Mra
Trumbauer
Pug. If M. Heed
P. A. Bassett
Matt Parrott
W.H. Bickley
J. E. Ridenour
H. W. Sigworth
H. B. Hates
GC. M. Young
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clube
Waterloo
Dubuque
R. A. Frank
Latiies
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ibsen
Joc. W. Chapman
J.’ YT. Easton
Jacob Levingston
Civics
J. W. Gannaway
Grinnell College
James A. Devitt
Oskalogsa
W. Ru Law
Maude Pots
A. J. Busby
Leland Clark Leeper
Helen Bailey
Faye Kober
Madges Hosteter
Mary Vaughan
Home and Education Department
East High Home Economies
H. L. Wheslock
A. T. Paterson
F. J.mular
Miss Bid Downing
Mra. C. EB
Howard
Herbert Marshall
KE. EB. Mages
Beauty Chats by Edona Kent Forbes on Sheds and Old Houses
Edona Kent Forbes extols old houses and their gardens while noting the charm of sheds. She recalls childhood sheds as play spaces and laments their disappearance as towns grow and space shrinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edona Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Protecting and Rejuvenating Working Hands
Ruth Cameron discusses the worn hands of poverty and labor, urging practical care. Tips include daily oil, gloves for work, nail care with an orange wood stick, and a manicure kit. Tar shampoo for dark hair on some, and regular scalp toning. At 22, fine lines may fade with milk, nutrition, and facial massage.
Pavement Party to Aid Legion Convention Fund
The first pavement party of the season will be hosted by American Legion men on Franklin Street between Fourth Street and Park Avenue. World War veterans in uniform will welcome guests for music and dancing with proceeds supporting the state convention fund. Rainbow division band directed by Louw Morgans will perform. tickets are 10 cents per dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
World War Veterans
Rainbow Division
Louw Morgans
Jack Rosenthal
Horace Maynard
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Community notices from memorial hall and clubs
Local items report a Wednesday reception at Memorial Hall hosted by Mrs. Orpha Carpenter and committee, along with summer entertainments by Walnut Street Baptist and June July committees for Searchlight class members and spouses at Willard Hall. Several other club meetings and a nature tale by Robin Redbreast are noted, with upcoming events and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Orpha Carpenter
Walnut Street Baptist
Willard Hall
How Robin Fooled the Sparrows
The Sandman Story follows Robin Redbreast bragging he fears no cat. Chippy Sparrow warns him, sparrows doubt him, and Robin leads curious birds to test a grey outdoor pussy's claim of tameness. The tale blends boastful bravado with a friendly animal lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Tess
Robin Redbreast
Billy Possun
Chippy
Von
Sparrow
Robi
Boy 16 Suffers Pelvis Fracture From Swing Fall
The 16 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. B L Morrow sustained a pelvis fracture after falling from a swing near Hudson July 16. He and a companion were "working up" when he slipped. Initial pain was mistaken for a sprain and he continued with a few days of crutches before an X-ray revealed the serious injury. He has since been confined to bed for eight to ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mrr
B. L. Morrow
Hudson
Radio Amateurs Hear Navy Operator at Meeting
Waterloo Radio Amateurs Association schedules its bi monthly gathering for tomorrow evening at eight at the M C A building. Gordon Pelton will discuss his experiences as a U S Navy radio operator, Andrew Woolfries speaks on relative merits of single and three circuit tuners, and Kart van Lacktm leads a discussion on the three element vacuum tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Radio Amateurs Association
U. S. Navy
Gordon Pelton
Andrew Woolfries
Kart van Lacktm
Pride and Envy as Causes of Evil Sermon Theme
Dr J R Macartney preached in Lincoln Park union service last evening linking pride and envy to the fall of Adam and Eve and to much of mankind's evil through the ages. A visual story illustrated the dangers, as the speaker urged moral restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Macartney
Lincoln Park
Dr. Macartney
WaterLou Evening Courier Patterns Advertisement
Waterlo o Evening Courier offers up to date fashion patterns from the fashion department. Send 16 cents for each pattern with your order to Waterloo, enclosing return instructions. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled quickly, expected to reach customers within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Terloo
Sunday Park Service Draws Large Crowd in Orange Township
Acceptance of Christ's teachings and humility were highlighted at a Sunday outdoor service led by D E Seger with a First Presbyterian quartet and Grace J church music director Kenneth RunKile at the organ. Next Sunday’s park services are postponed due to a chautauqua gathering uniting the churches. An all day meeting of the Orange Township Women’s Christian Temperance Union is planned at Tannreuther’s grove on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Deborah Society
A. If. Holt
Crumlina Grove
Cleveland
Citizenship Department
League of Women Voters
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Washinging
D. C
Richard Edwards
Porn
Ind
Belle Sherwin
Solon Jacob
Birmingham
Ala
Elizabeth Slauser
Girard
Katherine Ludington
Hartford
D. EB. Seger
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth BE. Run- Kile
Grace M. J
Orange W. CG
Orange Township Women's Christan Temperance Union
Tannreuther’s Grove
Waterloo Walkovers Rout Home Team In Big Baseball Win
July 24 report says the Waterloo Walkovers defeated the home team 41 to 7 in front of a large crowd. Notable players include Verge and Schmitt with Thornberry and Rice aiding the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Waterloo Walkoverz
Verge
Rhubarb Compote With Figs and Bananas Recipe
A historical recipe describes soaking figs overnight then cooking rhubarb with raisins, orange pulp, sugar, and sliced bananas until thick. After finishing, add walnuts, cook briefly, and ladle into sterilized glasses sealed with paraffin to yield about six jars.
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Society News
Woman’s Club
Beverly
John Brown
Ruth Cameron
Connie
Gladys
Pavement Party
Legion Convention Fund
Toronorrow
Walter Johnson
J. D. Easton
Robert Law
H. M. Reed
EB. L. Johnson
Hayimond Folk
L. B. Fowler
Kensington_and cards
Sunnyside
Bunnyside
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Burr Lichty
Robert Lichty
Fyening
Ruth Caldwell
Winchester
Mass
Leland Johnson
Bethlehem
Charles H Brown
C. F. Brown
Waterloo Review
Mary Clark
Ford
Wannemaker
Daughters of Veterans
Elva N. Wannemaker
Mrs Maudwoot
Mrs. Solon Sacobsi
Richard
Edwardy
Yirtiss Belle Sherwin l
O. F
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary’s Auditorium
NB. Erpelding
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Camp and Auxiliay
Awkwmon Klub
Klub
Hotel Russel- Lomeon
Sandman
NAVY
Pls
Wee Maeagee
Lawewens Wreese
Ee Wees
Rhubard
Compote
Corn Products Refining Company
Dept. A
Argo
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East
Illinois Street
Chicago, IL
Ardee
Iowa Bake Rite Company
Waterloo Produce Company
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