First Recital Today by McCartney Trio at Bickley Home
A concert program featuring Elizabeth McCartney soprano Jennie Haffa violin and Tina Martin piano was held at the W H Bickley home this afternoon. McCartney recently returned from Champaign Illinois where she taught at Illinois University planning future Waterloo area concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCartney
Jennie Haffa
Tina Martin
He W. H. Bickley
McCartney
Champaign
Ilinois University
Waterloo
Aoa
A Pleasing First Impression and Dress Impact
A discussion on forming a pleasing first impression in social encounters. It notes that strangers quickly judge others, influencing future interactions. The piece stresses care in appearance, noting flaws like sagging skirts or dirty shoes can ruin a good impression, especially for young women.
Among the Churches. Brethren Meeting at Voldt Home
The Kirst Brethren will hold its regular devotional and business meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Voldt at 2 36 p m on Wednesday. The gathering aims to discuss church matters and conduct scheduled devotional exercises with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. H. Church
Jack Campbell
Sans ‘Souci
L. C. Hamsworth
W- B
Small
Kirst Brethren
Charles Voldt
Cedar Valley Traffic and Service Bureau Incorporation
The Cedar Valley Traffic and Service Bureau is formed with headquarters in Waterloo and capital stock of 10000 dollars. Its purpose is to gather and distribute information on production, sale and distribution of commodities, to study legal and economic conditions, to act as attorney in fact, to initiate actions before courts and agencies, and to prepare investigations. Directors: L D Miller, L W Bryant, W W McFarlane, S D Moore, B R Gibson, F M Shores, J A Young, F E Watkins. Officers: President J A Young, Vice President F L Watkins, Secretary and Treasurer A C Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
United States
L. D. Miller
L. W. Bryant
W. W. McFarlane
D. Moore
BR. W. Gibson
F. M
Shores
A. Young
F. E. Watkins
J. A. Young
Guard Lanese jailed for offensive nightshirt approach
Camden June 30 Ad judged guilty of using offensive language toward Mrs. Bennett of 548 Lester terrace. Joseph Lanese a shipyard guard was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Recorder Stackhouse. Mrs. Bennett and her daughter testified Lanese came to the front door dressed only in a nightshirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
William Bennett
Lester Terrace
Joseph Lanese
Recorder Stackhouse
Habits of the Mind by Ruth Cameron
An exploration of mental habits that shape life. It lists several mind practices such as concentration, self control, avoiding fretful future worries, disciplined decision making, and patient waiting, inviting readers to assess and expand their own habits of mind.
Habits of the Mind in Daily Life
The passage reflects on forming mental habits as essential to thinking clearly. It notes that habits shape thought and behavior, suggesting that disciplined thinking becomes automatic and powerful over time.
Rainbow Boys Honor Guests At Lecture Tonight
Rain bow division veterans from France will be guests on the platform with Chaplain W. E. Robb at a First Congregational Church lecture. Major George Wellein to introduce him. Rainbow Boys subject is With the Rainbow Boys in France. Mothers and fathers of the service flag boys also attend. Central Christian church sponsors the event. Drowning near Davenport reports Earl Reese, 20, of Rock Island arsenal, who drowned at Crystal Lake after cramps despite friends nearby.
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Rainbow Division
France
W. EB. Robb
One
Clearch
Robb
George Wellein
Central Christian Church
Th c Caplain
Rainbow Boys
Davenport
Crystal Like
Cos
Earl Reese
Rock Island Arsenal
Tiz Foot Soother Promises Instant Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Tiz foot soother promising instant relief for sore corns callouses and bunions. It claims the bath soothes tired feet and reduces swelling and burning, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug or department stores for immediate comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Christian rites held at Rome Colosseum honor Italian Boy Scouts
In Rome a mass was held at the ancient Colosseum to honor Italian Army Boy Scouts killed in action. Monsignor Bartaloni, a general and chaplain, led the service as detachments of scouts stood in the arena in uniform carrying rifles. The sermon urged resolve and faith amid ruins once used for pagan spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Associated Press
Alps
Monsignor
Bartaloni
Mariana
Ronan
Monsignor Tartmons
Change in thought turns pagan temple to Christian site
A fragmentary note describes a transformation of a pagan temple into a Christian space. The text reflects a shift in religious use and dedication, indicating broader historical religious changes in the region.
City Garden Leader Inspects Children Plots
Mrs Chester Cad wallader director of home sod school garden work inspects children gardens in Waterloo east and west Ely section. She notes most gardens are in excellent condition with many earning 100 marks. Children receive membership buttons during inspection and an exhibit with medals will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo East
Chester Cadwallader
The
Ely
Lewatoad
Unadwillader
Cam- Jabra Vale
Epworth League Day Observed at Methodist Centenary
Columbus June 20 Associated Press reports Epworth League members from north and south celebrate Epworth League Day at the Methodist Centenary Exposition in Columbus Ohio. Centenary officials plan a patriotic demonstration on July 4 with William McAdoo as speaker discussing the League of Nations covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Nonbere
Upworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
William ©. McAdod
Births Reported in Local Notices
Birth announcements list several families with newborn daughters and sons. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs Rex Aldrich on June 23, a daughter Lorraine Olver for Mr and Mrs Frank Jutchards, and Mr and Mrs Henry Apfor with a son Robert Calling. Additional items note Marcelyn Mcdonald and Amrit Lindate with a daughter and a daughter Imariela View treks.
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Myra
J. Bo Myerm
Ranktin
Duns
Luther Tune
Prank JtchardsYutton
Fine
Lorraine Olver
Mrnd
Henry IV
Apfor
Rox Township
Stobert Calling
Mea
Marcellyn Mcdonald
TLR
Lindate
Amrit
Imariela
Officials Inspect Western Hiiwoik Central Railroad Tour
A party of railroad officials led by Dr M. Kittle federal manager A.i. vitt general manager J. A. Downs assistant general manager Wm. O. Williams general superintendent J. D. Porterfield general superintendent of transportation and engineers visited the western Hiiwoik Central to inspect the line during the ongoing tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiiwoik Central Railroad
Dr M. Kittle
A.i. Vitt
J. A. Downs
Feneral
Ww. Os. Wiliams
J. DB. Porterfield
WL Uwness and
BP. Laden
Lost Ad Tips Circulate in Courtroom Note
A brief item suggests using the court telephone 1220 to place a Lost! advertisement in the Courtor as the fastest way to locate a missing item. The note emphasizes quick action and official channels for public notices.
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C. W. Stilson
Woman's Circle
J.C. Armstrong
Isabella—K. of
C. Hall
A. J. van Doren
Grant Avenue
van Doren
Harry
Clark
W. H. Clark
Hattie Mesick
James Karney
Laura Karney
Gee Wis
H. Sylvester
Greene
Bertha Doyen
Wellsbury
Minazie H. Smith
Ywww
Ha High School
Lake Pepin
Minn
Fonda Jameson
Marguerite Coutts
Wilma Jenks
Francis Gardiner
Alice Peterson
James M. Juhl
Helen Grumnett
Dike
Leon Krumlinde
Elizabeth Aagard
Stout
Grace M. B. Parsonage
B. J. Lockwood
Harry. Peterson
W.C.T.U
Willard Hall
H. T. Fisher
Entre Nous
Ayub
Botel Russell-Lamson
Mrs._ P
Schmidt
Kensington
Reinbeck
Rorges
Cedar Valley Traffic and Service Bureau
Ruth Cameron
Marcus Antonius
Optometrists
West End
4Th Street
Chaplain Robb
Christian Rites Nome Coliseum
Cacnii
City Garden
National Toilet Company
Parle, Tenn
U.S.A
Mazda
Wonderul Cok
Freeefining Co
P.O. Box
New York
Mra
Lee Aldrich
Rex
Dtor Sons Optometrist & Optician
Black Hawk Bank
Coningsby Dawson
Waterloo Evening Courice
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
City and
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