Social and church notices fill Friday to Saturday listings
Town society items include Alpha Delta Sigma friends at Ruth Spry 920 Randolph Baltimore and other gatherings such as Happy Go Lucky club Amelia Campbell 234 Moir and church affairs at First Congregational Walnut Street Baptist and St. Mark's Episcopal plus open Fine Arts meeting and Easter club events across local households and clubs.
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Alpha Delta Sigma Sorority
Ruth Spry
Randolph
Baltimore
H. K. Walters
Happy Go Lucky
Roy Campbell
Moir
First Congregational Church
Weat High School
Pinkerton Hall
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. and
Robert Anderson
G. A. R. Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Labor Temple
Woman’s Club
Library West
Prospect Embroidery Club
R. J. Schaaf
Prospect Hills
Edith Harris
Fourth Street
J. D. la Tier
Eleventh Street
C. Club
Julia Fowler
Park Avenue East
Lale Shannon
Ninth Street West
Grace Dunkelberg
Blanche Edwards
Walnut
Calumet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Y. N. Cowlishaw
Cutler Street
Ethel Cowlishaw
Faulkner
I. D. Collins
I. N. Seaman
Maple Street
L. D. Champlin
Leaman
Collins
Cartie Miles
E. B
First Baptist Church
J. M.mcstay
Second Strirl West
McStay
W. T. Yearsley
Geo. van Duyn
William A. Reed
R. A. Ellis
W. E. Cowan
Russell-Lamson Hall
J. D. Adair
Sioux City
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Form
To obtain the up to date Courier pattern of accompanying design mail the coupon to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns include seams and orders are filled promptly with an estimated ten days delivery after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Reading labels dangers in canned goods and women duties
Ruth Cameron argues women should read food labels and heed pure food warnings. She notes can labels reveal additives and cautions and urges readers to support and enact legislation, insisting personal attention completes government protections.
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Molly
Aid for all the foods that come into her kitchen
A stray OCR fragment hints at a kitchen goods item list or aid related to foods entering a kitchen. The readable words suggest a focus on edible items and maybe household provisions. No clear names, dates, or locations are present.
Hatpin revolt reshapes Chicago fashion in 1922 style
In Chicago on March 28 a city hall clash over hatpins spurs a revolt in fashion as women adopt bold accessories and new styles. Reports describe towering heels, detachable cubistic heels, and belts worn high on the leg amid a crackdown on hatpins, signaling a shift in modern dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dean Ber
Cornel
Wn Cary
Aldertman
Hester
Cleige
Porto
Stiurbenard
Bananas Sold Cheaply in Local Advert
Advertising copy lists bananas at 10 and 15 cents a dozen from C Uf EKighmey, with unclear branding. The fragment hints at a street market or storefront sale, reflecting period pricing and local commerce.
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C. Uf
Enjoyed Fine Shooting at Wall Lake Cottages
Megara, Ralph and Charles Storm returned from Wall Lake where they spent the panfl work at their cottages. They shot plentiful lines of Sunday storm ducks and killed the limit of twenty five birds in several hunts, bringing home fifty each, the railcar limit. The bag included mallard pintail gadwall widgeon bluebill redhead and gray duck. Hananas priced at 10 and 15 cents a dozen at C W Eightey’s.
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Megara
FE. M
Ralph
Charles Storm
Wall Lake
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Frances Bramier
B. W. Schuneman
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H. H. Haight
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E. B. Roebuck
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T. L. Fegon
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Clyde A. Whitemore
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Ruth Pike
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C. B. Huston
M. J. Tritz
Stephen Mullany
Ida Hildreth
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Henry Fereday
Katherine Herran
Ed. Funk
Miss Herran
Willem Marek
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Thelma Merrill
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Ll. J. Merrill
Quecat
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Mra. H. W. Hammond
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LT. G. McAlgin
Phi Beta Tau Fraternuity
Albert Greely
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Coterie Club
Lawrence McGarvey
Locust Street
Beatrice McGarvey
T. F. O'Connell
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C. F. Kurth
High Street
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W. W. McFarlane
Walnut Street
A. W. Melartane
Harry Harper
Nina Hostetler
Carrie Melartane
L. M
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Wellington
Mabel Sardeson
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