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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1924

Page

2

Vaudeville fundraiser and club events in Waterloo area

Waterloo theatre to host a cooperative vaudeville April 1 organized by the Woman's Club to raise funds for Business and Professional Women. Lions club features Tops Jazz band with Leo Daley Max Ryan and Tate Harrison in performances. A Lent tea by the Woman's Auxiliary followed at St. Mark's parish with music, readings and talks. A farewell for Mrs. Marty Binder and a Phi Omega Pi Pentagon notice conclude the Waterloo notices.

Woman's Club Waterloo Theatre State Federation Tops Lions Club Leo Daley Max Ryan Tate Harrison Ellis Howard Burr Albert Greeley Sind Naneeen Davi Miss Cherry Ance Miese Itoss Lavenne Foster Harriett Dudley Ry Jiatian James Sid- Tietch Elna Curtstisnsen Lemai Rodney WM. Sheidan Jaeck Campbell Fran Barsen Talleaunx C. Watarbury Boy Scouts Miss Mear St. Mark's’ Church Christ Church St. Luke's Cedar Falls W. E. Cow Altes T. Ley H. C. Bernbrae Ln Stafford Cambs Mary Clarton

Henry and His Father Clash Over Reading vs. Outdoors

A father urges outdoors activity while praising his son Henry’s scholars, lamenting the book loving habit as impractical. The piece argues for understanding a child’s passions and guiding with trust rather than coercion to foster cooperation.

Mtenry Wis Parker Henry

Beauty Tips for Removing Superfluous Hair Care and Cautions

The article discusses at home methods to reduce facial hair using tweezers and hydrogen peroxide, noting temporary gains but the need for ongoing regrowth. It warns against experimenting with moles and suggests scalp care including braiding, trimming, massage, and olive oil for dry scalp.

Club Notes Highlights May Guest Day and Meetings

The club planned a guest day for Thursday in May with 15 members meeting Mrs P St Oakleen. Mrs H C Wilbur and Mrs J E Drinkman organized entertainment. Activities included singing, solos, piano, and needlework. Other groups met at Mrs Herman Bruchs and Mrs Dwight Bower hosted Do Right club members. Riverside Drive club reports and child study notes covered training and fellowship. A Woodmen circle thimblebee gathered at Mrs Fred Skiles' home with many attendees.

Thursay May I. Cub P. St .Oauleen H. C. Wilbur J. E. Drinkman Wilbur Mendelssohn Mmes A. Cobb Brinkman Paulgen Dwight Bower Jesse Bige O. O. Donley A. BR. Gilbert A. H. Adam Bower Charles Brown Marie Watters Woodmen Circle Fred Skiles N. Endell Maxine Casper

Waterloo Young Mothers club hosts afternoon gathering

Guests included Mrs. Frank Baniff and Mrs. Thomas Adland. The group spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clifford Hutton planning a covered dish luncheon. Needlework was the pastime and Mrs. J. B. Yungniton and the hostess served.

Frank Baniff Thomas Adland Waterloo Young Mothers’ Club Clifford Hutton

Free Methodist Plans Special Evangelistic Services Next Sunday

Free Methodist revivalists Miss Amy Lee Wenderlite and Bulah Mas Fleming lead a revival at the Free Methodist church with nightly attendance rising. A children’s decision day is set for Sunday morning and an evening praise service begins at 7 p.m. with Miss Fleming leading.

Free Methodist Amy Lee Wenderlite Bulah Mas Fleming Free Methodist Church Wek Miss Fleming

Radio Programs Church News Programs for Saturday

Radio listings from Halo Digest and Associated Press cover stations across the U S with evening schedules. WGY Buffalo KYW Chicago WMAQ Chicago JAZ Chicago WIC Cleveland WTAM Cleveland WBAV Columbus WCN Detroit KDE A Pittsburgh WAS Elgin WAP Fort Worth WMble WEX Trailings Havana WAY Houston MUS WDAF Kansas City WEE Kansas City Woo Kansas City KEI Los Angeles Kil Los Angeles WHAS Louisville Montreal Willside WMC Memphis WL Brotherhood First Lutheran 6 LC church Scandinavian program 7:30 pm entertainment dance program.

Halo Digest Central Standard Time Associated Press Glee Skylark WMAQ Chicago JAZ WIC Cleveland WTAM rCleveland Sp. m Star-Telegram Wmble Wedica PWR Havana WAY Houston France Sail MUS Wdaf Kansas City Kil Los Angeles WHAS Louisville Montreal Medfern Willside WMC Brotherhood of First Lutheran LC Church I Aes Qwz New York Gine Lark ‘Twain I Sion H. B. Burr First Congregational Sunday School Philadelphia Wei Minneapolis-St. Paul Str KGW Portland Ikpo San Francisco I Wgy Schenectady Kent Shanandoah Springfield

First Congregational Sunday School entertained by Miss Burr

Mrs A C Prime's class was entertained by Miss Carol Burr last evening at St Mary's hall. Dinner at six preceded an informal social time with sixty five members and friends. They planned sewing carpet rags for the Sewing circle Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Koester won a favor. Refreshments were served by Mrs E Will, Ralph Barrett, Kenneth Farrell and J Voellinger.

Marty Binder Marian Ind Law Jonquils Uttra Oweng M. AL jHeal Atrs Birtlnkey Vaurty Virginia Lou Tunes Thin Pleanor Clark Sehinkdt Azorin Quest Ani ‘Mawk Pythhor Carty Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall J. W. Gwynne Alvie Bross Margaret Joyce Maddigan School of Dramatic Arts A. C. Prime First Congregational Sunday School Carol Burr St. Mary’s Hall John Koester Mmes

Western Backset Might Prove 6000 Thing Generally

James Byrnes reports Los Angeles and other California cities show rising rent signs and job vacancies as a back set may keep people home. He notes many tourists, heavy winter travel, and concerns over drought and irrigation as snow and rain decline. Far outlying lot sales attract crowds amid cautious optimism about California’s economy.

Los Angeles Cal James Byrnes California Byrnes Flowers Waterloo Long Beach Fr. Bs

Drive to Reinstate Vets Insurance in Cedar Rapids Area

Plans are set for a campaign in April by the Cedar Rapids subdistrict office of the U S veteran bureau to reinstate soldiers' war insurance. Ex soldiers with lapsed policies may reinstate by paying back premiums, and those with non dangerous curable illnesses may reinstate by paying all back premiums. Full information and blanks available at the adjutant Becker Chapman post American Legion office. Region members will canvass business men Tuesday to buy flags and staffs for decorating streets during conventions with endorsement from the city council and Waterloo Retail Merchants association.

Cedar Rapids Ofice U. S Vaterang’ Bureau Becker-Chapman ‘Post American Legion Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association

Waterloo Warm Spell Ends Amid Cold Night

Spring brought a brief warm spell to Waterloo pushing the temperature to 63 degrees above zero yesterday. It then dropped 28 degrees within nine hours with a low near 35 above. Cold, cloudy today with rain or snow possible. last night’s rainfall under a tenth of an inch.

Waterloo State Bureau

Olive Simmons seeks second divorce from Union veterinarian

Olive Simmons files for divorce from G. P. Simmons, alleging cruelty in their second suit. They previously divorced in 1920. custody of two children is sought, with $60 monthly support. The couple’s prior marriage began in 1913, with a Union Hardin county home and Cedar Falls residence where she attends Iowa State Teachers College.

Olive Simmons G. P. Simmons Hardin County Cedar Falla Iowa State Teachers College Union Simmons Gladys Jacobson Morris Jacobson Manchester

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Emems of Jadethi Lions and Elks B. P. W. Vaudeville Lin Herbert F Marshall Ju. Welker Laverné Beal Uovell A. G. Greetey Robbott Alfred W. Rawlins Cedar Keights Miss Horton I. C. Boissier Dew Brittain Waverly Phi Omega Pi Pentagon Hearting of Waterloo J. A. Haskins Beca Vpather Scott Herman Bruchs Riverside Drive Club Will Farley Roy Doty A. J. Johnson Carolyn Johnson Home and Education Dept Home and Education Department Westesses Mies. II B. Gurr W. A. Kirk C. E. Bunker F. W. Edwards HE. Tilt O. (. Miller Kirk Stewart A. Craiglow W. C. Newaum W. ¥. Sthert R. UL. Moore Robert Lichty Jong Beach Susan Deitz Ontario Ramsey Vera Steely J Alda Lamb Seation M Steely Miss Marian Miss Ramsey Arlene Thompson J. E. Thompson William ©. Danning New Hartford Third and Walnut Streets Church News Golden State Fonsum Guest Ivory Cei Be Procter & Garnhla Holland United States Copyns Hin Alexander Smith &Sons Garpet Company Alexander Smith & ‘Sons Carpet Co Ildre Rie Fashion Department Evening Courier Reese City
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