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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

2

Musical contest crowns rising stars at Watay-Joo club recital

Alice Rodamar won first place with Craig Ellyson close behind in a spring recital at Watay-Joo Woman's club auditorium. Miss Marion Rategler led the program as judges from Iowa State Teachers College and Waterloo praised accuracy and tone. Prizes included a scholarship for Alice and season tickets for Craig, with several pupils recognized for pins and praise.

Alice Rodamar Craig Ellyson Penils Marion T. Rategler Watay- Joo Woman's Club Craig Emilyson Pross Conservatory Margaret Howell Arline Pitnt Arfine Cole Ruth Paulsen Olivia Beuderlein George Samson, Jr Lowell Mabie Welles Iowa State Teachers College Claude Bennett Waterloo Mies Alta Freeman le Marsta Teachers College Banster Studio

B P W Officers and Way Staff Honor Miss Liek at Picnic

Miss Edna 3B. Liek has resigned as primary supervisor in the west schools and will be honored at a picnic at Elk Run Thursday evening. The gathering includes past and present B P W officers and directors and the Water-Joo Way staff. Liek will leave Friday for Chicago to enroll at the University of Chicago for the summer term. She came to Waterloo three years ago and helped raise the department to a high standard. Last year she became editor in chief of the club bulletin.

Edna Liek Elk Run Business and Professional Women's Club Water- Joo Way Lick Chicago University of Chicago Waterloo Miss Lick

Miss Marcella Quick to Wed Orrin Weatherill This Summer

Miss Marcella Quick announced her engagement to Orrin Weatherill during a Kappa Delta gathering at Sheldon-Mann hotel Ames. The wedding is planned for this summer. Quick taught at Grant school and attended Cornell and Iowa State Teachers College, with prior posting in the Courier business office and Whittier school. Weatherill, son of J. H. Weatherill, just completed a four year architectural engineering course at Iowa State College Ames and is affiliated with Sigma Nu.

Marcella Quick Orrin IL Weatherill Kappa Delta Sorority Sheldon-Mann Ames Miss Quick Lips W. T. Jameson Grant School Cornell College Iowa State Teachers College the Courier Whittier J. H. Weatherill Town State College Sigma Nu Fraternity

Mildred Schmidt to Wed Ernest A Benson of Sioux City

Keokuk Iowa announces the engagement and coming marriage of Mildred Schmidt to Ernest A Benson of Sioux City. The wedding is planned for mid July at the bride's parents home. Miss Schmidt has worked with Medical Life Insurance in Waterloo for two years and will leave for Keokuk soon.

Henry BE. Schmidt Keokuk, Ja Mildred Ernest A. Benson Sioux City Miss Schmidt Medical Life Insurance Company Waterloo Keokuk

Mary Bird to Marry Ray Garrabrant in Late Month

A party at the A H Bird home announced Miss Mary Birds engagement to Ray G Garrabrant for late this month The event drew 20 young women with music and refreshments Decorative pink and lavender colors matched roses peonies and flags Miss Bird a Roosevelt school teacher

A. H. Bird Mary Bird Ray G. Garrabrant Patea Miss Bird Roosevelt School

Why Be Proud About Self Neglect in Health

Ruth Cameron argues pride in neglecting health harms happiness and burdens others. Pain signals danger. consult a doctor when persistent. Self neglect spreads risk, anxiety, and strain, so address warning signs promptly as common sense.

Nature

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes

Beauty tips advise for lips and skin in winter and summer. Use lip sticks, plain or light red, costing a few cents to a half dollar. Home remedies include warm clots of cream for lips, salt water rinses, camphor or alum solutions, boracic acid baths, and general skin care. Suggest a vegetable diet and hydration for clearer skin and healthier lips.

Judge Allen to Speak in Waterloo June 25

Pioneer woman judge Flor ence E. Allen, first woman to sit on a general jurisdiction bench, will deliver an address Monday evening June 25 at East High Auditorium in Waterloo under the Hoslnese and Professional Women's club. The article details her career from Cleveland to the Ohio Supreme Court, notable cases, and her trailblazing role for women in law.

Florence E. Allen Supreme Court East High Suditarium Hoslnese and Professional Women's Club Allen Supreme Court of Ohio Court of Common Pleas Sue William McGannon Wunterpal Court of Cleveland McCgannon McGannon Miss Allen Salt Lake City Western Reserve University New York University Law School Court of Commion Pleas Haat Cleveland Muicipal charter_commission Ohio Supreme Court East Lakewood Columbus Frank Davis Anthema Court of Ohio Union of Street Railway Ammplaves Yellow Cleveland Railway Companys National War Isbor Board Cuyahoga County Bar Association Ohio State Bar Association

How to Choose a Dresser for Lasting Use

Buying a dresser requires checking interior construction, drawers, dust protection, locks, and number of compartments. Inspect castors, mirror quality, frame attachment, and backing. Choose solid wood like mahogany or oak, ensure easy operation, and prioritize durable workmanship for long term value.

Royal Neighbora Gannan Camp Practice Meeting

The Royal Neighbora Gannan camp will hold practice and a social period at Knights of Columbus hall tomorrow evening.

Royal Neighbora Gannan Knights of Columbus Hall

Club Notes and Social Gatherings in Local Scene

Mrs H W Grout to entertain Sunset club at 1 pm luncheon Thursday at her home. Tuesday G Luncheon club members and guests Mrs Walter Jones and Miss Esther Peek and Miss Lillian Smelser visited Mrs Theodore Peek. A husbands and families picnic planned at Cedar River park in two weeks. Waterloo review W B A M hosts thimble bee at Mrs George Kreiman’s home Thursday. Ten Kumchatawhile club members visited Mrs John Wry Tuesday. Mrs A P Smith read from The Mansion by Henry Van Dyke. Mrs A R Bickal helped serve. Past Noble Grand association met at Mrs L C C Banton’s home. officers elected: Marion Smith president, T N Stuffiebeam vice president, Eva Hill secretary, Bertha Stover treasurer. Twenty women attended.

Walter Jones Esther Peek Lillian Smelser Theodore Peek Cedar River Park Kumchatawhile Club John Wry A. P. Smith Henry van Dyke A. R. Bickal Noble Grand Association L. CC. Banton Marion Smith T. N. Stuffiebeam Eva Hill Bertha Stover

First Presbyterian Church Dedication Planned for Sept 16

Officials of the First Presbyterian church and the building committee set September 16 as the dedication date for the church under construction. Dr J R Macartney said the dedicatory program would be worked out later. The aim is to have the cantent opened for worship before cold weather, avoiding coal storage in the old church basement.

First Presbyterian Church J. R. Macartney Waterloo

East Park and First Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet for Quilting

Church notices describe East Park Presbyterian Ladies' Aid turning in handmade pot holders atMrs H Steffens home Thursday at 3 am First Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet all day Thursday at church parlors with a business session in the afternoon Luncheon led by Mrs William Holder and Mrs Hermann Calieas Miss Mary Pratt to speak on India mission work at Thursday afternoon meeting First Baptist Women's society to hear her talk Miss Hazel Payne's division to serve supper D T O class Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school to hold monthly business meeting at Miss Thelma Daley's home

East Park Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society H. Steffens Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society William Holder Hermann Calieas Mary Pratt First Baptist Women’s Society India Hazel Payne D. T.O Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School Thelma Daley

Failure to Pay Pool License Brings Fine

A $50 penalty was assessed against J. W. Grr for operating pool tables without a license since Jan 1. A further entry offered payment of $10 plus clerk filing to remit the balance. Separate items include fines for speed violations: William Wallner was ordered to pay $32 and costs, Allan Loomis $15 and costs, and D. C. Zimmerman forfeited a $5 violation.

J. W Allan Loomis D. C. Zimmerman

Rainfall in Independence Sets Heavy Local Record

Rain fell in Independence Indiana from 3 30 to 5 30 pm yesterday, marking the heaviest downpour of the season in the vicinity. The downpour caused no material damage.

Independence

Registered Nurses Recount Fourth District Conference

Miss Nanna Cotby and Miss Minnie Harrison represented Waterloo at the fourth district conference of registered nurses in Marshalltown. The Deaconess hospital program featured Dr Keyser on desirable acquirements of a nurse and Emma Wilson on problems of nurses today and the future. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting. In 1915 coal tonnage and dredging figures were reported from Pennsylvania river bottoms.

Nanna Cotby Minnie Harrison Waterloo Marshalltown Deaconess Hospital Keyser Emma Wilson Des Moines

City Briefs Report Measles and Local Happenings

Miss Fern Moore returns from Clarksville Tennessee. Only three new measles cases reported to city clerk. Several residents travel for family and business. County board to adjourned meet June 25 to equalize assessments. Peter Ackerman attends Key Day in Alden. Various locals travel, study, or pursue job changes. William Schutte exonerated in municipal court. Articles of dissolution filed for Waterloo Town Life Insurance. Chimes programs played at First Presbyterian. Several accidents and settlements noted. Bankers from Waterloo attend Iowa Bankers convention in Ames. Puget Gound Indians launch 76 foot cedar canoe.

Fern Moore Clarksville W. H. Nace Arlington Elias Pardee Wellington Street Peter Ackerman Alden E. L. McCabe Minnesota Illnois Central Railway Dubuque Alfred Longley Marian Canada Winnipeg L. C. Fowler Davenport Louise St. Katherine’s School Iowa City Jennie Bird New Orleans Biloxi Leone William Schutté H. C. Ward H. C. Dahl Illinois Central Railway Floyd Kloepping Freeport Politce Town Life Insurance Company Waterloo Des Moines International Life & Trust Co Moline 1 William Hamilton Rose Jefferson Chicago Points Michigan George Hamilton Enumclaw Wash John R. Macartney McCree Blue Belle of Scotland Flist Presbyterian Church Scotland Jesse Church Cedar Falls

Guernsey Breeders to Hear W W Marsh Tonight

W W Marsh of Waterloo will speak at the Iowa Guernsey Breeders association annual convention in Dubuque representing the American Guernsey Cattle club. Guernsey products are displayed and a Guernsey cow is on exhibit in the chamber room at the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce event.

W. W. Marsh Waterloo Iowa Guernsey Breeders’ Association Dubuque Marsh American Guernsey Cattle Club

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Society News C B.S Amra D. J. Walker L. L B. J. Studt M. E. Home Department E. Newell T. &. Scott Riverside Grive Club Carl Danton O. H. Weatherill Mildred Schmidt E. A. Benson Ruth Cameron Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Judge Allen Sons of Veterans Woman’s Auxiliary R-1 G. A R Elva Wanamaker Grace Stallman Frank Stull H. L. Crowell Effie Zeller May Walker Nelle Sherrill Ethel Soodgrass Mrr E. R. Burns Blister John J. Clark Tiresge Company P. BR. Griffin F. J. Damge Karl A. Imhofft Bridge Imhoff Charles C. Glenn St. Paul Eva Sharmaker J. J. Fear Lyte McDindle Sher- Wont Park Temple Rebekah Rebekah Mason City F. Gall O. F Holy Name Court Chris Strubel Cellar Heights Women's Christan Temperance Union S. J. Sine Mrs. Harland H. Allen H. W. Grout Sunset Club Waterloo Review Will Lave George Kreiman Church News Marshallstown Iss Buchanan ¥. M. O. A. Bldg Gity Academy of St. Clara‘s Collage Cyrilla Mary Dolan George E. Lichty H. J. Meyéra Russell Lamson Owen Hitchins F. O. Hitchins Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin C. J. Rudolph Resus G. N. Straley R.L. Ingersoll Washington, D. C New York Philadelphia W. E. Barnes Dawson Street Reed Transfer Company Marion Minneapolis Grandorks N. D Dan Longley Guy Ireland Grand Forks Bell H. W. Flint Dorothy Bell Allene Flint St Katherine's Epifacopal School Florence Kezar J. Thompson Harold Pratt Kansas City Glen Wada Charles City John Buchholtz Carl Speth Franklin Speth Ralph B. Miller Fred W. Wray Ira Rodamar J. O. Trumbauer H. W. Wente B. W. Miller W. A. Lane B. J. Howrey J.J. Miller B. L. Johnson C. R. Davis A. G. Grealey Waterloo Bankers Iowa State Bankers Association John G. Blossom Waverly Arkansas Warren Lashbrook Lashbrook Jonesboro Blossom John Blossom Joba Tf. S Puget Guernsey Asx Horlick Sarah Anne Fashion Department Evening Courier Somme Sige Hall-Ekfelt Co Hee Et al Sasphonmis
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