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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1922

Page

3

Society News Highlights Elks Visit Waterloo Events

Thursday afternoon features Elk ladies arriving for convention and touring Cedar River and nearby parks. Mrs. N A Lofity leads the welcome ride with Elklets and reception at the Elk lodge. Attending are Mmes. J R Sims, E H Parker, and hosts Mrs F M Shores and Mrs Sam Craiglow. Also a dinner party honors Mrs L T Munsey of Chicago at Sunnyside Club. First Baptist women plan a Japan study mission meeting Thursday.

Byrnes Park Cedar River Park Waterloo Stace Teschers College Cedar Falls N. A. Lfolity E. OH. Parker Robert Hardin George Lichty Reuben Brown Charles Stearns H. B. Maynard Harry Boehmier Frank Lanigraf J. T. Rock Sam Pinkerton F. M. Shores Conmites Marian Henderson Morgans Viola MH Shores Sam Craig Low L. T. Munsey Chicago Agness Starr Edna Bradford Grew Tibbitts Sunnyside Country Club Munsey Japan

YWCA Campers to Stage Pageant at Riverview Park Tomorrow

Nearly a hundred YWCA campers from Watersloo Cedar Heights Cedar Falls Hudson and Pedeppendence will entertain at a pageant tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Riverview Park. The event showcases the movement’s self government plan and clan structure with elected chieftains and music. Special campfire awards and staff demonstrations will follow.

Riverview Park Soda Pale Gilda Citeperntt Woodlore

Beauty Chats On Elbows And Skin Care Tips

Edna Kent Forbes offers elbow care advice detailing cleansing routines using cold cream oil and talcum powder. Readers are advised to soak elbows in olive oil after washing and to mail for more beauty formulations and hair care tips.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Aron Reggie

Ida DeMuth and Frank Metcalf Married at Sacred Heart

Miss Ida DeMuth of Jesup and Frank E Metcalf of Dewar were married at Sacred Heart church in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev J M Molloy at 3 40 this morning. Attendants were Miss Margaret DeMuth and Walter Schmitt. About guests attended. Magdalen Salz played the wedding march and sang Aye Maria. The bride wore navy blue crepe traveling suit with blue and white hat, corsage of Sunburst roses. Reception at the bride’s father home in Jesup. The bride had lived with her uncle and aunt while employed by J F Meany Cuskoat. the groom, Iowa State College graduate, plans to work at a garage in Engle Grove.

Ida DeMuth Mutt DeMuth Jesup Frank E. Metcalf Sacred Heart Church J. M. Molloy Margaret DeMuth Walter Schmitt Dewar Magdalen Salz Maria Nas John DeMuth JF. Meany Cuskoat Company Groony Wags Iowa Staite College Amea Engle Grove

Helen Coutts and Don Sindlinger to Wed This Evening

Helen Coutts and Don Sindlinger plan their wedding at 114 Walnut Street this evening in a ceremony to be performed by Dr. Joan Robertson Macartney. Miss Helen Mar enerite Coutts will marry Willam Donald Sindlinger. Miss Mary Day attends the bride. Cecil Gorman is best man. Reception to follow hosted by Mr and Mrs Green.

Pr. Green Walnut Street Helen Marenerite Coutts Willam Donald Sindlinger Harry Sindlinger

Mian Huntington Visit and Club Picnic Notes

Mias Minnie Miingaman from California visited sister Mia Jane Haffa. BR and BOW club plans include monthly picnics all summer. Eastern Star marks second anniversary and past matrons night at Masonic Hall. Mrs Albert Greeley hosted a Sunnyside Country Club bridge party with fine table seating and lunch.

Mian Huntington Mias Minnie Miingaman Stecker Chapter O. FL Masonic Hall O'Clock Albert Greeley Sunnyside Country Club

Club Notes From Reading Area Social Groups

A messy, readable fragment details multiple club activities. Veda Tappa club held a surprise party for Mrs Clifford Cagling at her parents home with luncheon served by Mrs Kenry Kelly and Miss Irene Brennan. Other items mention Mum Chat Awhile reading poems, a planned picnic at Mrs J A Munson s home for July, and Good Luck club scheduling a Cedar River park picnic.

Veda Tappa Club Clifford Cagling Kenry Kelly Prente Kelly Irene Brennan Heory Conter Sipe Bliss Carmon Schreiner J. A. Munson Ella Hobert Edwards Migss Good Luck Club Cedar River Park Lalamita Club HH. E. McCowen Bob- Kum-Inn Sherwood Park 3. B. Meyer

The Rescue of Tile Queen Part I

Prince Don dives into a silver garden and meets a pink satin seat rabbit whose face is the likeness of a young girl. He gazes at fountains and jeweled basins, then moves toward a distant castle to learn more about this strange beautiful realm.

Don Prince Don Don Catdd

The Rescue of the Queen Part II

Prince Don confronts a wolf headed creature guarding a castle robe while seeking the queen. A sudden darkness transports him from the castle to a forest near his homeland, leaving him to wonder if the events were real fantasies or dreams as he reaches a lake and contemplates tomorrow’s continuation.

Delegation of 16 Scouts to Fayette Demonstrates Work

John Wf Piper regional scout executive Kansas City with jurisdiction over Jews Missouri Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Wyoming left this afternoon for Fayette to attend the annual Boy Scout exposition opening tonight and lasting until Saturday morning Five hundred scouts from over the state are expected Waterloo sends a delegation of about 16 public service scouts and the bard Baggage left this morning trucks provided by the Repass Auto company C A Morrig furnished cars for transportation of the local aggregation which left at 1 p m The trip honors services performed during the past year Competitive events and demonstrations are on the program

John Wf. Piper Kansas City Missouri Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming Ray 1 Short Fayette Piper Waterloo Repass Auto Company C. A. Morrig

Waterloo Scouts Emphasize Demonstrations of Council Work

Exposition notes that Waterloo scouts have participated in all events for two years and this year shift focuses on demonstrations of the work by the Waterloo council, highlighting local scouting activities and achievements.

Waterloo Waterloo Council

Three Iowa Slayers Lose Pleas for Life

Iowa Supreme Court denied appeals of three convicted murderers slated for hanging. Eugene Weeks and Ira Pavey had execution dates set after convictions for killing grocers G A Fasdick of Nes Moines and Claude Lettner of Sioux City. William Olander’s habeas appeal denied for the murder of Fort Dodge grocer Berthold Halfpap. Carmelia Russo’s manslaughter conviction carries an eight year sentence at Rockwell City.

Deg Moines State Supreme Cacy The High Court Lowar Court Decisioo Eugene Weeks G. A. Fasdick Nes Moinne Grocer Ira Pavey Claude Lettner Sioux City William Olander Berthold Halfpap Fort Dodge Grocer Kendal Carmelia Russo Centerville Rockwell City Supreme Court

Radish with glasses grows from odd garden seeds

Loveland Colo June 1 Mrs G L Widemann reports a remarkable radish sprouted in her garden wearing glasses on each side of its face. The unusual vegetable sits as a curiosity amid the summer patch attracting neighbors.

Kpecy Loveland Colo G. L. Widemann

Side Talks On College Dreams In A Mother's World

Ruth Cameron notes a group of club women discussing colleges their children attend or plan to attend. Older mothers share pride in Dartmouth Bryn Mawr and others while younger women recall campus charm. The piece reflects intergenerational pride, social expectations, and the desire to pass on educational opportunities as a family legacy.

T TI Welle Dartmouth Bryn Mawr Stronesses

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