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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

2

Baptists Plan Enhanced Work In Iowa Society

Mrs. T A McMenus led a meeting outlining a new plan to improve Baptist work in Iowa. Speakers discussed India projects and local chapter progress. A large dinner and program followed with initiations, music, and praise.

Iowa T. A. McMenus F. J. Siucer India Becker Dinne B. Lee H. W. l Agage Ths Lou Morgans Elsie Bryank Katharyn Flynn George Seibig J. J. Bailey Lucille Glenny Maude Kneop Masonic Hall Veda Coming Victor A. Zellboefer Erand Lodge Cedar Falls Waverly la Worte City Grundy Center Illinois Wisconsin Alabama

D A R Officer Is Honored at Tea

Miss Amy Gilbert state vice regent was honored by Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters at a teas event. Guests welcomed by Mrs. H. W. Sigworth and Mrs. A. G. Sawyer, with entertainment by Maud Knoop and others. Flowers, music, and praise for the Continental Congress and Harding era highlighted the afternoon.

Amy Gilbert Mary Melrose Act H. W. Sigworth Miss Gilbert A. G. Sawyer F. S. Pettit Waterloo Gilbert Continental Congress Harding Maud Knoop Orientale Cai Bohm Roland ‘Taylor Viola Filler GW. DeWeld J. B. Harmmen J.B. Sedgwick

Club ladies host sewing afternoon plans for Elk Rue dance

Mrs Doris Hitchins entertained Triple Four club at her home with ten members and a guest, Mrs Harry Troman hauser. Mrs Fred Bartz won a contest as members sewed, planning a dance at Elk Rue. Luncheon at 3 pm featured pink and white decor and pink rose centerpieces. D C D club guests joined Mrs Dan Dyer for a 500 afternoon. Mrs Fred Kohl and Mrs Earl Ainslie won favors. Refreshments were served by Mrs F Lawson and Mrs W Chesley.

Doris Hitchins Triple Four Club Harry Tromanhauser Fred Bartz Elk Rue Jean Miller Hitchins D. C.D Dan Dyer Fred Kohl Earl Ainslie F. Lawson W. Chesley

The Sandman Story Part I by Mrs F A Walker

A fragmented fairy tale recounts an old witch who builds a tree castle and hides a princess during a royal feast. The witch steals the princess with a broom and a black cat, while royals search the realm. The princess, loving birds, avoids the witch’s magic as she assists in nightly brews aboard the tree castle.

Cart Prince Carl Prince Car Twitch Princesa Lhut Tree Castle Asmus Mamie Asmus Frank Vose

Three Magic Leaves Key to Princess’s Freedom

An old witch tortures a princess seeking three magical leaves to reclaim her farm. A narration hints at hidden helpers who will aid the princess, with a reveal promised for tomorrow. The tale centers on luck, power, and a quest within a mysterious, perilous setting.

Gance Black Pussy

Beauty Chats On Henna Shampoo For Lustrous Hair

Edna Kent Forbes advises reviving dull hair with a henna shampoo to restore lustre and color. She outlines using hot oil or sulphur balm, then preparing henna powder with casile soup and water, sun-drying, and optional pre made products.

H. V Mary M Delia

Ames Educator Will Address Traer Class

F. W. Beck man head of department of agricultural journalism at State College in Ames will deliver the address to Traer high school graduates Friday night The class of 41 will be the largest in the history of the institution The Pythian Sisters Mrs Daisy Breckerbaumer Sioux City and Mrs Laura Matthews Manchester will attend the meeting at K of P hall tomorrow at 8 p m The business session will be followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Lincoln Jon Sale United Presbyterian J. Blackhall Women’s Mission Society Chicago J. X. Calhoun J. B. Young W. J. French Joe Hay Piente J. Hay Traer Iley Calhoun David Irvine W. W. Lytle Presbyterian Aid Department of Women’s Working Association D. L. Wood H. A. Boysen East High Auditorium Friars Fraternity Johnson's Pavilion Sept. Joseph's—Rosary Society Our Lady of Victory Auditorium M. T. McDermott Adela Bakewell Berkeley Cal Walnut Street W. MW. Danner Women’s Society Louisiana Massachusetts Iova Danners June Iete Whitney A. W. Chamberlain Ellis Island F. W. Beck‘man State College At Ames Traer High School Times Pythian Daisy Breckerbaumer Sioux City Grand Chief Laura ‘Matthews Manchester Grand ‘Guard K. of P. Hall

Former Waterloo Girl Killed in Minnesota Crossing Crash

Emma Feldtmose aged 17 and Godfrey Larsen aged 22 died in a grade crossing accident near Askov Minnesota on May 22 as their car was struck by a Great Northern train. The two youths, returning from a baseball game, were buried in Askov in a double funeral. Feldtmose was born in Denmark February 8 1904 and came to the United States at age two. Her parents and four sisters survive.

Askov Great Northern Askoy Aliss Feldtmose Denmark Waterloo Persia Tas Minnesota

Stream of Life model movie play shown by Hi Y Clubs

The Stream of Life, a James K Shields production by International Church Film, ranked highly by religious and welfare groups. It will play Tuesday June 7 at East High auditorium and Wednesday at First Baptist Church, praised as a model story removing corruption.

James K. Shields International Church Film Corporation East West East High Auditorium First Baptist Church New York

Medical Society Hears Lecture on Waite Plague

Dr J W Rowntree spoke to Waterlow Medical Society on tuberculosis using X ray views titled The correlation of the anatomic and pathological findings of the chest in tuberculosis of the lungs as viewed by the X-ray. About 80 members attended a dinner at the Great jet Waterloo association dining rooms. Nominations for officers for the ensuing year were made, with election set for June 15 at Hotel Russell Lamson.

J. W. Rowntree Waterlow Medical Society Waterloo Association Russell-Lamson

Waterlo o East Schools Present Spring Concert at East High

The 1100 pupil Waterloo East schools prepare a multi grade spring concert at East High Auditorium led by Grace Ullemeyer with Wilma Kenny assisting. Kindergarten orchestra and group choruses from all grades perform pieces ranging from How Do You Do to America the Beautiful. Admission is free for parents and the public.

Waterloo East East High Grace Ullemeyer Wilma Kenny John Fiske School James Jennen Trillams Kinderpelka Lafay Elsie Kleibenstein Naples the Owl

Woman lawyer becomes 61st federal court commissioner

Mrs. M. Van D. Bell of Covington Kentucky is the 61st and only woman federal court commissioner in the eastern district of Kentucky She has handled many cases of bank defaulting embezzlement and moonshining especially moonshine in recent months Besides serving as commissioner she is deputy clerk of the United States court in Covington and still maintains a home life

M. van D. Bell Covington District of Kentucky

Mt Hope Church Plans All Day Services Sunday

Mt Hope Church in Mt Vernon township will hold an all day meeting on Sunday June 5 to mark Ray Shoemaker finishing 40 years in ministry Pastor Shoemaker announces a 10 am Sunday school 11 am sermon by Rev W F Pry and a quarterly conference Picnic dinner and social follow In the afternoon the pastor’s fortieth anniversary will be celebrated with prayers scripture music and addresses by Dr E J Lockwood and others The pastor invites former parishioners to attend.

Mt. Hope Church Mt. Vernon Township George B. Shoe-maker Ray Shoemaker W. F Pry

Switchmen Meet Firemen in Cedar River Park Clash

The IMingis Central switchmen answer the fire fighters baseball team challenge with a 5:20 p.m. game at Cedar River park field. Admission is a strong pair of lungs and fan enthusiasm. The Firemen boast of sweeping amateur rivals, having faced Expressmen and Sacred Heart Academy. current standings are 50 50. Alexander and Crest will be the battery for the Firemen. Switchmen lineup undisclosed but promises a surprise.

Imingis Central Switchmen Cedar River Park Field Firemen Expressmen Sacred Heat Academy Battery Alexander Crest Switchmen

Traer Defeats Cairns Bros. in 14 Inning Battle

Traer wins a 14 inning baseball game against Cairns Bros. 4 to 3 here yesterday. It marked Cairns second defeat of the season in a hard fought contest.

Traer Cairns Bros Cairns

Orange School Observes 1920 21 Year Graduation

Orange township residents attended the annual community picnic at the Orange schoolhouse closing the 1920 21 school year. Dr A E Kepford Toledo Ta gave the day’s address, nine boys and nine girls received diplomas, and Helen Forney led scholastic honors. Exhibits, a picnic dinner, and games followed the ceremonies with a large graduating class listed.

Orange Township Orange Schoo House A.E. Kepford Toledo Helen Forney I. M. Forney O. Stuart Hatner

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