Literary Dept Program Committee Named by Chairman
Waterloo society notes report Eds C v 3V Chapsian announcing the literary department’s next year committee roles with Mrs W K Atkinson leading in outlining eight new courses assisted by Mrs fg Ranger Mrs A A Leeper Clark Leeper and Mrs F P Mek Hipney. The meeting also covered a study of Henry James Wings of the Cave and plans for Mark Twain in April.
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C.v
Chapsian
Waterloo Women's Tank
W. K. Atkinson
Fg. Ranger
A. A. Leeper
Clark Leeper
F. P. Mek Hipney
Lves
Henry James
Leo Leeper
Tor Mra
W. J
C. B. Pickett
W. Wnman
4. J. Mowrey
Floyd Chamberlain
James
Mark Twain
Jean Men of
French Department May Be Organized by Woman's Club
Interest in French study fostered by Water la Wowwaa's club prompts formation of a new French department. Members to organize and elect officers after the Fine Arts program, with Mrs. F. L. P. Meemmunney and Miss Alaria Bruce leading the French committee.
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Waterla Wowwaa
Flfp
Mec EiMunney
Alaria
Bruce
Sucre
Asfil
C. E. Howard
Anspicea
Woman's Club
Beauty Chats on Cleanliness and Constipation Claims
Edna Kent Forbes cautions against overreliance on pills for constipation noting modern diets lack exercise. She advises daily bowel flushing, internal bathing avoidance, and dietary steps plus scalp care and hand treatment tips for winter care.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron on The Untidy Husband
Ruth Cameron contrasts the fictional husband who wrecks order with the many real men who exhibit casual carelessness at home. She argues such neglect harms spouses and calls for men to overcome selfish habits and respect others’ comfort.
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Ruth Cameron
Pastor Breaks Ground for St. Mary's New Building
On the first day of spring, ground was broken for St. Mary's academy and auditorium. Rev. Maurus Berle turns the first sod as Joseph Currie of Currie-Simpson Co. presents the shovel. Excavation begins for a two story structure with a 12 ft basement under the school and 16 ft basement under the auditorium. The 94 by 61 by 26 ft overground auditorium adjoins the center wing for church services while the entire basement will house athletics and social activities. Occupancy is planned for January 1, 1923, with possible earlier completion. The plans were drawn by P M O'Meara of Damon O'Meara Hills, St. Paul. The site lies at Hast Fourth and Parker Streets.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary's Academy
Maurus Bberle
Joseph Currie
Currie-Simpson Company
Damon, O'Meara
No Land Purchase for College Now Board Announces
Cedar Falls reports the state board of education voted against purchasing additional ground for Teachers College this time. Two tracts were under consideration, one south of the college and another west of it, but no purchase will be made. Also noted are local events including a high school play and church revival plans.
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Edar Falls
State Board of Education
Teachers College
Local Church Plans Canvass for Budget Year
The official church board arranged for a member canvass Sunday afternoon to raise the 1922 23 budget. Committees were appointed and the area district assigned to complete the work soon. Local residents I S Green and wife were reported ill at their Washington street home. Bernard Smith and wife returned from Nevada after funeral services for Mrs Ann St Sutherland. Mrs Sutherland, aged 80, was laid to rest in Nevada alongside her daughter. W H Hammer near Cadar Falls was struck by illness. his wife remains in Sartori hospital after recent surgery for pneumonia complications. City schools closed for a week. many teachers left for their homes. Dr William G Mullarky learned of his brother John’s death via telegram. Joseph R Guthrie bought 923 West Twenty third street, known as Hall, with possession to be taken in April.
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I. S. Green
Butler County
Washington Street
Nevada
W. EH. Hammer
Cadar Falls
Sartori Hospital
Scheols
Laws
William G. Mullarky
John
Joseph R. Guthrie
Sheffler
West Twenty-third Street
One Hall
Social Circle Hosts Pleasant La Porte City Meeting
In La Porte City on March 25 Mrs. Roy Hawkins and Mrs. Roy Ashley co hosted a 25 person Social Circle gathering at the Hawkins home. The program featured children, readings, music and refreshments served by the hostesses and helpers.
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M. E
Porte City
Roy Hawkins
Roy Ashley
Shay XL . Church
Hawkins
Long
Bobby Park
Don Ashley
Carol Ashley
Margaret Watts
Donald Elwell
Violet Franklin
Hobby Park
Carel Ashley
Rallhella Chosen for Church Trust and Veas Initiation News
Miss Rallhella was elected to fill an important church trust and will report to the congregation. Mrs J C Abbott attended a meeting in Vinton on Thursday with her two daughters and joined a Pythian Sisters session featuring three initiations. Also noted are Ames student W H Coffin returning home for spring break and Elvin Duinkleberger welcoming a daughter named Elizabeth born Sunday at their farm west of town.
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Christ Episcopal
Christ Church
Maude Dudley
Frank Collard, Jr
Young Women's Society
Robert Parratt
D. S. Remage
Albert Greeley
H. S. Taylor
Bess Cooley
Gats
Rallhella
J. C. Abbott
Vinton
Pythian Blewers
Gigeas Bupper
la Forte
Jamey Jeffries
Vinton Temple
W. H. Coffin
Statef Agricultural College
Ames
A. T. Coffin
Elvin Duinkleberger
Yeleathira
Elizabeth
C. and A. Shuts Shops as Coal Strike Looms
Bloomington Illinois March 25. The Chicago and Alton railroad laid off 150 shop workers today amid anticipated business decline from the coal strike. The company said the action affected the shops at Bloomington as the strike approached.
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Bloomington
Chicago & Alton = railroad
Patterns in the Waterloo Evening Courier
A fragmented OCR snippet from the Waterloo Evening Courier hints at patterns of text but provides no clear event, names, dates, or locations to establish a concrete news item. The readable portion offers no actionable facts or distinct entities to summarize.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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