W C T U Cedar Heights Convention Highlights Local Unions
The county W C T U gathering at Cedar Heights drew 11 unions with national organizer Mrs M B Patterson present. Cedar Falls president Mrs M J Philpot chaired. Reports from Waterloo Cedar Falls and others noted citizenship lessons, a Raymond unit, and Black Hawk county leading in memorials. Patterson spoke on her Europe trip and the day closed with resolutions favoring citizenship and reform. News also notes social events, dances, and community notices across Waterloo and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Patterson
Sioux City
Cedar Heights
M. J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
L. E. Park
Waterloo
Viola Seals
Macy Stow Campbell
Philpot
County Farm
H. Parks
la Porte City
William Briden
Qalc
Ridge
Freeman Alien
Hast
Dan Myers
Orange Township
Miss Minnie
Raabe
Finchford
Hudson
Dunkerton
Raymond
Iowa City
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
Ida Mitchel
William Galloway
Mary Krosen
Sarah Cotton
Krosen
Cedar Haights Union
Patterson
Beauty Chats On Summer Dinners For Weight Reduction
Edna Kent Forbes offers hot weather dinner ideas for women aiming to slim down. The suggestions assume readers seek elaborate meals that support a weight reduction goal, focusing on lighter components and seasonally appropriate dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Self Care for Caregivers and Strength
Ruth Cameron reflects on devoted daughters and the balance between caring for others and preserving one’s own strength. She shares anecdotes of a daughter exhausting herself for a sick mother and a wife who learns to save herself while supporting a husband through illness, underscoring practical self care as essential stamina. The column notes Argentina’s plan to elevate its legations to embassies and a Cedar Falls real estate transfer at 1209 Washington Street with a $10,000 consideration.
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Hetaine
Cedar Falls
Washington Street
GC. C. Waits
A. K. Baxter
Parkerspare
Average salary shortfall and daily family cost analysis
A county official analyzes how a salaried head of a four person family struggles to cover daily needs on 120 to 200 dollars monthly. He itemizes daily costs for meat, dairy, bread, sugar, breakfast foods, utilities, rent, and housekeeping to show the financial squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. GC. McCoy
McCoy
City in Brief: Local News and Encounters
Justin Edwards visits Iowa City while Dr. E G Grocer tours Louisville and relatives in Oklahoma City. Miss Sylvia Peverill recovers from surgery. a false fire alarm on Fifth Street prompts response. Frequent travel notes, minor injuries, and social visits populate the city in brief.
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Justin Edwards Iy
Iowa City
E.G. Grocer
Louisville, Ky
A. L. Jolmes
Highest place in garden show goes to Craig Ellyson
First place at the school garden fair conducted by the Woman's club and Mrs. Chester Cadwallader goes to Craig Blyson who scored 36 points. Evangeline Schott gave 30 points for second. Several school awards and local notices follow including travels of residents, a recent wedding, and civic updates.
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Craig Ellyson
Woman's Club
Chester Cadwallader
Craig Blyson
Evangeline Schott
Alvott
St. Marys
Joan Piske
Lafayette
Nt i
McKinley
Kingsley
Washington Irving
Central
Lowell
Thomas Edison
Emerson
Whittier
Sacred Heart
Hawthorne
Our Ady of Victory
Washington
Gwynne Observes Police Court To Learn Municipal Procedure
John W. Gwynne, newly appointed municipal court judge, sat with Judge O B Courtright to study the operation of the municipal court handling police cases. Judge Wood watched from the sidelines, later closing his city desk and surrendering it to Gwynne. Arraignments were light with several traffic-bond forfeitures and a disorderly conduct case involving Kansas City residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
G. W. Wood
O. B. Courtright
Wood
Gwynne
Kansas City
Lawn City Man Fractures Leg After Car Collision
Jacob Siglin, 61, suffered a severe fracture to his right leg above the knee when an automobile driven by Ivan Doef arrived at Second and Washington streets this morning. Siglin works as a section man for the W., GC. F. & N. railway.
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Cedar Fats
Jacob Sigtin
Ivan Doeoff
Siglin
W., GC. F. & N. Railway
Second
Washington Streets
Austrians dying oft may depopulate by 30 percent
Vienna reports that if birth and death rates persist, Austria could lose about 30 percent of its population in 50 years. The 1919 figures show 16,070 more deaths than births, signaling a continuing demographic decline.
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Vienna
Agnre Argiria
Religious services and community notices in Waterloo area
A long listing details church services across Waterloo including Adventist, Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical, and Congregational congregations. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and auxiliary activities, plus a farm community ice cream social with over 400 attendees hosted by Mt. Vernon Township Ladies Aid.
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Ladtea’ Aid Society
Mt. Vernon Township
Robert Bogo
Waterloo
A. A. Burger
Earty Agricultural
Wheat Crop Prosperity Hides Towns Across Kansas
Reports from Kansas describe a harvest season with the second largest wheat crop in state history and a booming corn outlook. Fields blanket the prairie, roads and fences vanish under yellow wheat, turning towns like Menlo into busy hubs of harvest traffic and activity.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Kansas City
Menlo
Thomag
Agreement on damages filed with commissioner
An agreement on damages between church society and Mr Purden was filed with the commissioner. The Iowa Association of Southern California will sponsor the annual picnic of the society at Bixby Park Long Beach Cal Saturday Aug 14. Headquarters will be open all day for each county and nine dollar picnics will be going on at once. College reunions will be from 3 to 5.
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Church Society
Purden
Iowa Association of Southern California
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Cal
Waterloo Scouts Win Honors at Fayette Exposition
Waterloo Boy Scouts placed fourth in northeastern Iowa events at the Fayette exposition July 29. About 200 scouts and officials attended from Northeastern Iowa. The Waterloo public service patrol of eight left by auto, competed in all events, West Union won the trophy cup, Fayette second, Waverly third. Continuous activities included a swim, supper, scout games, a wild animal circus by Waverly, a university talk, a harvest moon rally, bail games, and a large Friday parade with demonstrations.
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Waterloo
Fayette
Iowa
Public Service Patrol
West Union
Waverly
Colegrove
R. Ju. Short
Fayette scouts banquet and awards at Waterloo patrol events
Mothers provided a banquet described as scrumptious after a night of swimming and rescue work on the Volga river. Waterloo public service patrol placed second in signalling, and first in Morse wigwag and knot tying events. Ribbons are on display in the scout executive office.
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Volga River
Fayette Scouts
Waterloo Public Service Patrol
BE. T. Bunn
T. M. Buchanan
Fred 5. Pettit
Dick Burt
Saxton Pettit
Waterloo
Iowa State Park
Lafayette
C. R. Hoxte
Black
Drys Have Records of Harding and Cox
Dr P A Baker superintendent of the Antisaloon league of America says a seven member committee will meet August 11 in Birmingham Alabama to publish the records of Senator Harding and Roe Cox on the prohibition question
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
P. A. Baker
Antigaloon League of America
Birmingham
Harding
Roe. Cox
Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater
A 1918 Moody Institute lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater guides Sunday teaching. The article presents doctrinal insights and practical application for classroom discussion and personal faith.
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P.B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Tuton
The Ark of God and David's Peaceful Path to Jerusalem
The lesson explains the Ark as symbol of God's presence and law, notes David's sincere but flawed act moving the Ark on a cart, and recounts Uzzah's death when the oxen stumbled. It emphasizes God's command that the Kohathites bear the Ark and warns that honesty cannot excuse disobedience to divine instruction.
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David
Obed-Edom
Jehovah
God
Uzzah
Jersalem
Michal
Jesus Christ
Christ
Israel
J. David
Jerusalem
Ryan
Neithar
Pageant at St Pauls by Standard Bearers
A pageant titled Hanging the Sign will be presented by the Standard Bearers at St Pauls M B church in Epworth League on Sunday at 7 PM. There will be a special musical program and the annual thank offering will be taken.
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Central—Fourth and South
Frank W. Court
D. D. Bible
G. D. Serritt
Combined Services School
Epworth Lesgns
Yion
Revi W. FE
Spry
Qrace
Fifth Street Enat
Oxurcr
Onbiet
Scremrmmt
Pry
J. Lockwood
D. de Paptor
Hirst Gharok
Christ
Motentiut
A. i
Knights of Pyuluas Hall
Epworth League
Wehonl
Cart Arena
St. Paul's
M. EU
C. BH. Cura
Fred J
Clark
Dinden
Arener
Plymouth
Walnut
John
Olson
Patter
Opt
Nevada Street
Echent
al de
Raymond W. Cross
Sun
Partmenta
ST. Paul
St. Paul’s M. BH
Epworth Lengue
Cantu Says No News Today From Mexico City
Governor Cantu of Lower California provided no significant update from Mexico City as rumors spread he may resist coming to the capital. A private secretary to provisional president de la Huerta suggested the delay stems from fear of deposition during the interview quoted in Baxcsier.
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Associated
Fraga
Mexico City
Cantu
Lower
California
War Department
de la Huerta
Baxcsisier
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier
The notice invites readers to obtain up-to-date Courier fashion patterns by mailing a coupon with 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. It states patterns are suitable for seams and requests orders be sent promptly. delivery aims for about ten days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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