Waterloo society notes elections and weddings fill week
Waterloo society notes report Mrs. Thomas G Winter guiding a six department structure for the General Federation of Women's Clubs after the Dee Moines biennial. News covers appointed chairmen, weddings of Minnie Sturm Bouck and Bertha Archibald, a Ball nuptial, and local club activities and receptions.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Deedovnes
Thomas G. Winter
Minsapolis
Waterloo
Rose V
Jerry
Berkeley
Cal
Fine Arts
Max Oberndorfer
Chicago
Walter Little
Bridgewater
Mass
Des Moines
Waterloo Club
Berry
J. 5
Carpenter
Samuel Lumpkin
Atanta
Mary Itcomb
Hagertown
E. F. White
Indianapolis
James Read
Bay- KreviNe
Ark
Department of Public Welfare
Eler Blair
New York City
Ira Couch Wood
Winter
Finance Committee
Beauty Tips For Polished Yet Natural Nails And Skin
Beauty columnist Kona Kent Forbes argues against overpolishing and drying preparations. Daily light buffing keeps nails glossy without damage, while weekly extra polish for a neat look. Push back cuticles after washing, reshape with pumice, and wipe skin with a chamois to control shine. Cucumber juice can bleach freckles or sunburn.
Side Talks on Mannerisms and Marital Strain
Ruth Cameron discusses the quiet stresses of married life. A husband recalls tolerating his wife’s humming and small habits, learning the danger of pressing too hard. The piece argues for gentle honesty and mutual tolerance to avoid lasting trouble.
Mayor Hylan vetoes city workers' 20 percent salary raise
New York July 26 Mayor John F. Hylan vetoed a 20 percent salary increase for city employees. He argued the boosts totaling over 5 million dollars should be more equitably distributed.
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Associated Press
New York
John F. Hylan
Traffic Court Dockets 16 Cases In Sunday Session
Police Court docket lists 16 traffic and speeding cases from Sunday. Twelve defendants failed to appear. bonds of five dollars each forfeited. Jesse Lindelberg exonerated on parking charge after claiming service in France. bond returned. One man fined for letting a boy under 14 drive. six late night arrests noted. Chief Young orders 24 hour vigilance. A gambling-house raid led to six inmates docketed. one offered watch and chain as bond. charge dismissed for George Cap Simes of Alabama. others failed to appear and bonds were forfeited.
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Weral
Jesse Lindelberg
France
Battle Lines
W. Siyers
William Speicher
Young
George
Cap) Simes
Alabama
American Legion to Elect Delegates for State Meet Friday
Becker-Chapman post American Legion will select two delegates at Memorial hall this Friday at 8 p m to attend the state convention in Cedar Rapids September 2 and 3. Victory medal applications will be signed. eligibility spans World War service. The executive committee will report plans for club rooms and a carnival. The Cedar Rapids convention opens September 2 with department officers elected and delegates named for the national meeting in Cleveland September 27.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Cedar Rapids
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
J. N. Jacobsen
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Herman C. Miller
Cleveland
Cedar Falls death notices for Cesch and Holly
Caroline Cesch aged 4 an inmate of Western Old People’s Home for six years died there Saturday Funeral rites were at the home this afternoon and interment was in Fairview cemetery J A Holly former Waterloo resident died last week in Farmington Minnesota will be brought to Waterloo tomorrow at 4 40 p m and taken directly from the Rock Island station to Fairview cemetery Survivors include the widow and two sons William Perry Waterloo a brother in law
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Bouck-Sturm
Henry Mualer
First Lutheran Church
Columbia Street
Minnie Sturm
Arthur Bouck
Miss Rose
Henry Sturm
Anton Sturm
Waterloo
George E.isouck
Rhey Street
Roth Packing Company
Caroline Cesch
Cedar Falls
Western Old People’s Home
Fairview Cemetery
J. A. Holly
Farmington
Minn
Rock Island Station
William ‘Perry
Rotary club hears on big convention and local growth
Herman C. Miller reports on the Atlantic City Rotary International convention under the theme Bringing Home Rotary. J C M Young speaks on Fun and Fellowship while Hubert del Valle discusses American business growth in Argentina and US Mexico relations. Scout camp transport aid requested and three new bungalow homes planned on Moir Street.
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Herman C. Miller
Rotary Club
Russell Lamson
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Atlantic City
Hubert del Valle
National City Bank of
Buenos Aires
Mexico
United States
Iowa State Park
City in Brief: Local Vacation Notes and Notices
City column compiles a string of short items: Jack Patterson to return tonight from Minnesota. J. W. Thompson and Nina Sproul back from vacations. Paul Bennett visiting Waterloo. several families traveling or visiting relatives in Iowa, Minnesota, and adjacent states. Brief notes include deaths, business trips, and social visits. Emancipation Day picnic planned for August 4 at Electric Park with sports and dance. local fishing and shooting events scheduled for midweek at the float.
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Jack Patterson
Minnesota
J. W. Thompson
Nina Sproul
Paul Bennett
Winnipeg
Waterloo
C. F. Bennett
H.C. Moeller
Lare
Minneapolis
Harry M. Reed
Jake Minn
G. Parker Lichty
St. Paul
North Dakota
Pena
Robert Johnston
The
Ellis
Lincoln
Neb
Johnston
J. E. O'Keefe
Wighland
Electric Park
Pattern promotion in Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement invites readers to order up-to-date fashion patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department. Pattern 3304 offers four sizes with yardage estimates and lists fabrics suitable for sewing. Pattern orders require 15 cents and are shipped after receipt, with delivery in about ten days.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Mr and Mrs McManturs Visit From Clear Lake
Mr and Mrs. 17. MM, McManturs td son Philip, returned from Clear Lake where they spent the day. Mr and Mrs H Rie, Ma and Mrs Stihian Luke were guests at the Alu Mustera residence 27 Washington Street. They were en route to Cedar Rapids for the Judicial convention.
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McManturs Td
Philip
Clear Lake
Johnson fights to stay jailed as bail bid fights on
Chicago July 26 Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion opened a legal move to gain bail pending appeal for a new trial Judge Alschuler heard the motion Johnson already jailed in Joliet after his transfer from a crowd gathering at the station to protest his confinement The case centers on a Mann Act violation and Johnsons ongoing battle to secure freedom while appeal proceeds
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Xurv
Gentenca UK
Alschuler
Circuit Cours of Appeals
Johnson
Aleht
Hero Bedng
Joliet
Jilin
German Authorities Release Dr Dorten After Arrest
German authorities free Dr H W Dor ten separatist leader in the Rhineland by government order. Allied high commissioners warn that failure to surrender Dor ten could trigger energetic measures from the Rhineland command. Also notes a postponed Waterloo league game and a future purse of 800 dollars, plus a brief historical tip about leaf sugar.
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Foreign Office
Battleship Iowa to Be Used in New Target Experiments
Washington reports the battleship Iowa, once famed for aiding in Cuba’s defeat, is prepared for a novel target exercise by the Atlantic Fleet. Moving craft and radio control will guide the ship during practice runs near Chesapeake Bay, with boilers converted to burn oil and portions stripped for metal salvage.
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Washington
D.C
Cevera
Sinago
Phydelphia Mivy Yard
Goyer
Templedd
Chesapeaky Bay
Conchts
Texas
Ohio
Bureau of Steam, Engineering
Expert officers placed aboard to oversee Iowa practice setup
Army recruiting notes show Johnnie A. Dellar reporting for duty at the Waterloo recruiting office from Rock Island to relieve Sergeant H. O. Young as soon as discharge is accepted on August 1. Ballotments in the air service to Pangins, Lea-Wallan, and Philip departments were authorized per recent War Department communique.
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Sorat
Johnnie A. Dellar
Waterloo
Rock Ishaid
Sergi
HH. O. Young
Pangins
Lea- Wallan
Puilipwie
English Clergy Starve on Wages Prompt National Clerical Union
London July 20. At least 25 Protestant prelates reported to have died of starvation in England last year. Patrons form the National Clerical Union to establish a minimum living wage for the clergy. Clergymen say they have no intention to strike to enforce demands.
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Amayated Press
London
Ralujetera
England
National Clerical Union
Natives of Egypted tabbane befars thal
Natives of Egypted tabbane engage in a post dinner ritual seeking to drink wing after the meal. The fragmentary text notes a social custom among the people described, with limited context about participants or setting.
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