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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
Edna Kent Forbes shares her personal experience with the modern permanent waving process, noting it is evolving fast over 16 years and differs from earlier methods. She describes nerves, cost, and the plan to discuss more details in a future installment.
Seventy five members of the Ross family descendants of Jacob Roos who settled in Pagetle ty in 1852 gathered at Byrnes park for the annual reunion. The event included speeches, toasts, and songs with notable attendees from Denyee Calo and Cedar Falls. A separate marriage news item noted Miss Flossie Howard and Herbert Kilgore wed in Waterloo with reception events.
Ruth Cameron muses on how groups judge feminine charm in a photo study. She defines terms like pretty, handsome, good looking, charming, attractive, and beautiful, noting the elusive “something more” of temperament and character that elevates a woman beyond mere looks.
The Briden family held its sixteenth annual reunion at Cedar River park with members from Janesville Waterloo and Greeley. Attendees included Henry Briden 83 and Mary Stevenson with Cecil Briden’s infant daughter as the youngest. Distant relatives Ed Briden from Gedar Rapida and Charles Briden from Greeley attended along with old neighbor Mrs. Leo Hall of Omaha. The next gathering is set for Cedar River park on June 21, 1923.
Prince Don resumes his moonlit quest by lake and follows a dry rope into a silvery castle. He slips past the sleeping wolf and climbs to the front door as the moonlight casts a quiet scene around the home of danger and wonder.
Prince Don pursues a midnight palace mystery hidden behind jeweled walls. He binds a prowling wolf and finds a velvet curtain concealing a door to a room of blue silk where a trembling rabbit reveals a hidden chest. The rabbit urges action before the charm dies with the hour. Tomorrow’s story—The Resiene of the Queen.
Charles City firm Malone Daniels has filed articles of incorporation for 200000 dollars to run a chain of drygoods and general merchandise stores, planning about 10 outlets by September. Current locations include Blue Earth Barth Minn Rockford and Osage Siddeley after their expansion.
The department store in Charles City expanded from a small shop begun about 20 years ago to a large three floor and double storefront. Officers include W. W. Malone president J. D. Daniels vice president and J. R. Aspley secretary treasurer. An office was established in Chicago to stay in touch with purchasing markets and to obtain large wholesale supplies.
Northern Indiana farmers appeal to farm bureaus for manpower to harvest wheat and prevent waste as the state expects a record yield. Time is critical to secure labor to reap the anticipated bumper crop in La Porte Indiana on June 22.
Charles City born Ned Townsend, long based in New York, earns renown for grand opera and theater portraits. His studio work includes a celebrated Geral dine Farrar portrait and dramatic river views. Townsend recently moved to a prime Midtown location near Forty second Street and Fifth Avenue. A note adds Manchester residents Wlord Sherman and Helen Graham wed in Los Angeles after living in Greeley, California.
Delegates of the B P O E at a Waterloo convention adopted resolutions of appreciation for hospitality and retiring officers. The group praised the hospitality, noted the convention as a success, and chose James O'Brien as secretary after Bert Forgrave declined re election. a vote reversal briefly altered the outcome.
London June 22 Mrs Mel Bjursted Mallory the American champion survived the Roehampton singles fourth round by defeating Mrs Piercecock 6 4 6 1.
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