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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

2

Moonlit lawn party inaugurates Women’s club event

Nearly 200 members and guests attended a June hostess lawn festival at the clubhouse with Colonial architecture and terraced grounds. E A Boggs played cornet, Irene Garmoon danced The Butterfly, and Franklin Smith performed accordion numbers. Committee members planned decor, refreshments, lighting, and publicity for the event.

Rasne Charles Brown P. E. Ae . Howard J. M. Hileman J. E. Sordan F. L. Nauman C. ©. Lamson E. A. Boggs Carolyn Johnson Lily Strickland del Rolgo Bendemeer Thomas Mors Maude Popp Mines Lula T. Smith C.F. Pickett W. Ef, Parratt A. L. Alex-ander

Church Social and Picnic Notices Across Cedar Falls

Mrs James F Bailey hosted Star Rebekshelu at Cedar River park for games contests and a pian ic luncheon. Church groups schedule picnics luncheons and meetings at Cedar River park Bishop's cafeteria and Sacred Heart parish hall with details on attendees and times. Kathleen Wogon’s prenuptial party featured gifts headlined by a Miss Wogpon engagement to Leo Wylmore with an electric toaster as a present.

James F. Bailey Rebekshelu Cedar River Park Petey Daley Ers Kathleen Woggon Felow First Presbyterian Central Christian Alene Doty Misa Wogpon Leo Wylmore Plymouth Congregational Church Davetters of Plymouth

Beauty Tips for Low-Cost Manicure Sets

Edna Kent Forbes advises a young reader to spend on quality manicure basics rather than quantity. A long steel file, a basic 1 dollar kit, orange wood sticks, emery boards, simple scissors, and small inexpensive implements suffice, with warm soapy water and lemon juice as cheap care. no need for costly creams or cuticle removers.

Jay

Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on thrift and American prodigality

Ruth Cameron argues that America as a prodigal nation must learn thrift and make the most of resources. She contrasts American use of money with a French view of capital, warns of looming resource scarcity, and urges teaching thrift to children to ease future transitions.

America Amorica United States

Waterloo Weddings Mark Month of Brides in City and Abroad

Waterloo residents celebrate a succession of weddings held in the city and in distant homes. Viola Miller and Truman Wagner wed at home, with Mn Smith and Dr Hurlburt officiating as guests and family. Other ceremonies include Alice Swanson and Milo H Miller at Osage, and Irma Barnes and Ernest Henderson in Waterloo, with guests from Eldora and Grundy Center. A marriage of Ruth Bovee and Chester Boyd, and a late recital and Chautauqua notices complete the social page.

Waterloo Misa Viola Miller H. Truman Wagner Cal J. Miller Viola Truman Wagner Clara Wagner Lara T. Smith Nevin Rollo Franklin Hurlburt First M. E. Church Miss Heaney Paul Baumgartner Wagner Floyd Selansky Baloh Wis la Ports City Jeaving Navy Alce Swanson Milo BH. Miller Alica Winifred Ssyanson Milo H. Miller Ingrid Swanson Osage W. T. Smith Methodist Episcopal Church Weneen Davis Sane James Walter Hanson Meidelssohn Albert Swanson C. R. Blandin Aviation Corps Marmion Motor Car Iowa Irma Barnes Ernest M. Henderson Eldora Misa Irma Barnes O. M. Barnes Ernest Mortimer Henderson E. M. Henderson DeWitt Cileton Ts Zroom Mitchell Mathard George H. Buckman Charles Clty Henderson Vinson Crary Grundy Center Pier Ture Fred Debe Annabells Crary Oaktown Avenue Grinnell College University of Iowa Gamme Phi Beta Sorority BE. M. Henderson & Son Music House Iowa University Phi Kappa Psi H. Martin J. HM. Mueller J. Martin William Martin Tripoli G. H. Buckman Loraine Charley City Crary Julio Annabelle Evelyn Crary Olive Candle Payette Jurgenson Alden KE. Barnes Union Ruth E. Bovee Chester O. Boyd Charlies H. Bovee Austin Minn H- J. Boyd LeRoy Washington Street H. Beachler Pashlor First Brethren Church Eminrating Freman Wagner Viola M. Miller Frank T. Hartman Martha Pedersen Carl B. Biennings Waverly Emma B. Kiesel Cedar Walls Charles W. Kocher la Porte Constance A Thompson la Porte City Joseph É. Kasai Chelsea Helen Chrishek Gladbrook

City in Brief From a Busy Iowa Town

A stream of notices details travel for Buchanan and Allen to Chicago, Mrs Cahill’s trip to Creighton, a measles entry in the health book, visits by Eggert and McKinstry families, and numerous local residents heading or returning from trips or events. School staff changes, library staff movements, and planned vacations color a day of mobile life in Waterloo. incidents include a minor vehicle crash and a boy slightly bruised after an ice wagon collision.

Thomas M. Buchanan Chiccago Adeline Allen Independence Avenue Chicago W. B. Eggert Mansfield, C Ray C. Eggert George Gilley Lane Street Benjamin Broadbent Fifth Catayette Streets Sandy Lake Duluth Gerald Hall Fourth Mulberry L. B. Stevens Florence Stines Veronica Gorman Cecelia Gorman Frank Novak New York City Waterloo Brary Black's J. W. Rickert Boise Ida A. H. Buddo

Librarian teaches music at Northfield college event notice

A former librarian who taught music last term at Northfield's Saint Olaf College plans an ice cream social on the church lawn at Maple and High. Cedar Heights church ladies promote a bake sale for weekend orders, while marriage licenses list entries for Waterloo, Waverly, Cedar Falls, and nearby towns with names and fees.

Olaf’s ‘College Northfield Church Lawn Cedar Heights

Dogs Must Keep Cool Under Humane Society Rules

The Illinois Humane Society advises summer dog care including twice daily meals with limited meat, ample exercise without muzzles, cold baths, flea control with creolin, a cool dry shady sleep kennel, and regular washing. Dogs should pant freely, swim when possible, and avoid dangerous fuels. fleas require safe disinfectants. Feed should avoid fats and rich foods. no kerosene on skin.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois Andne Society

Murderer Whitfield linked to Detroit Waterloo sightings

A Detroit gunman Whitfield once slayed a Cleveland officer and was twice reported in Waterloo, prompting police pursuit as he traveled in a Packard. A garage worker in Waterloo was mistaken for him after sightings on Rainbow Drive and later downtown.

Detroit Waterloo John S. Whitfield Cleveland, D Whitfield Rainbow Drive Tota

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