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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1923

Page

2

Women’s federation elects officers at Mason City meeting

Mrs Elizabeth Kenney of Waterloo was elected treasurer of the state federation at the fourth annual convention closing session in Mason City. Martha Fattle of Mason City was named president with Esther Rawson Ames Lucile Everett Davenport as vice presidents and other officers named. Waterloo sent the largest delegation with 22 representatives and welcomed a 1424 meeting in this city while Des Moines invited the next convention. The banquet featured Mrs Siena Lake Forest as speaker and Agnes Thompson performed. Incorporation of the federation was voted. Five delegates to Portland Oregon’s national convention will be appointed.

Elizabeth Kenney Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club State Federation Mason City Waterton Alice Wykoft Martha Fattle Mise Esther Rawson Ames Lucile Everett Davenport Frances E. Plath Edith Ole Spencer Carrie Andrews Mashailtown Iawa Waterloo Des Moines W. YD. Lves Agnes] Thompson Siena Lake Forest Mary Borner Wykes Edna Lick L Eda Behrens Inez Coburn Portland Ore

Orthodox Ceremony Marked Margaret Bafil and Costas Nicholas Wedding

An elaborate Greek Orthodox wedding for Miss Margaret Bafil of Milwaukee and Costas Nicholas of Waterloo was held last evening at K of P hall with Rev. Christopher Morkides officiating. Attendants included Catherine Raffi and best man John Daguas. Cedar Falls guests and a five course dinner followed the double ring service. After a honeymoon trip, the couple will reside at 111 Sycamore Street. Nicholas co-owns Savoy cafe in Waterloo with his brother.

Margaret Bafil Milwaukee Costas Nicholas Waterloo K. of P. Hall Christopher Morkides Catherine Rafll John Daguas Hartford James Bliss Cedar Falls Peter George Bliss James Costas Nicholas Sycamore Street Grond Charles Rabi Yvaukee Thoms Constand Detroit James Agnes Peter Pigardes New York Barry Cheplin Huron Gustave Vayanas Mason Ilty Afr Gustave Pappas Des Moines Steve Dlirs

Church News Sees Local Meetings And Parties

Walnut Street Baptist class meets at Mrs Aida Webster home Wednesday afternoon. Daughters of Plymouth hold all day meeting at Mrs I I Guyer residence 1105 Grant Avenue Wednesday. Sacred Heart Girls club to meet in church hall this evening with a short business session to plan summer. First Lutheran Young People's party at Byrnes park Tuesday evening with guests dressed as children and supper at 0 30. If rain the party moves to church partors. Elsie Schoenberg hosted Gertrude Wallhausen birthday party last night with 14 guests and pink and white decorations and a cake centerpiece.

Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight Aida Webster Daughters of Plymouth I. I. Guyer Grant Avenue Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club First Lutheran Young People's Society Byrnes Park Elsie Schoemberg Gertrude Wallhausen

A Tale of Cheer and Sportsmanship in a Scrubwoman Story

Ruth Cameron recalls a chat with Cousin Mary after a string of misfortunes including a business trip and Easter delays. A hairdresser episode reveals a cheerful scrubwoman humming as she cleans, sparking a lesson on self pity and perspective. The tale frames burdens, resilience, and shared humanity through a vivid, period voice.

Mary Weil Piacky Lad

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on Eyes and Youth

Advice about eyes as a window to the soul notes that eyes reflect youth, vitality, and life choices. It suggests that aging eyes reveal a woman's history and strength, while maintaining health and clarity matters most. The piece comments on hair coloring and a health-oriented note about dieting for weight tendencies.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Nestryl

Local Club Notes Cover Social Events and Wedding Plans

DD B14 postpones regular meeting for two weeks. Mrs Mary Bush hosts Loelock luncheon on Wednesday. Thren Link circle reschedules social meetings to June 12. Misa Ruth Cusack to wed John Lemer on June 6 at Cer dar Falls. Mrs M C Schany and Miss Ruby Biggs host 6 o clock dinner Tuesday. Mrs J A Cusack to host dinner for Miss Cusack Wednesday at Oelwein. Miss Viorence Chilcote attends dinner and card party honoring the bride. Orchid and pink theme for Miss Cusack wedding. Limeheon chapter VE welcome to dinehon and biennial visiting with PBY at Mrs CG Balliett home. Entertainment 4 to 6 o'clock.

Kordbride Kleet Misa Ruth Cusack John Lemer Cerdar Falls M. C. Schany Ruby Biggs Oelwein Miss Cusack BK. Limeheon P. By. QO CG. O. Balliett H. 2 Plumb

Voters in League to Talk Politics and U S Problems

Citizens of Waterloo are solicited to join the National Federation of Uncle Sam's Voters, a Washington D C incorporated body. Officers include Ira Nelson Morris as president James W Good vice president Mary Lee Adams vice president G B Wayland secretary and Samuel Adams director general. The league is nonpartisan aims to clarify views on political social and economic questions with no candidate endorsements. Membership dues range from 10 for four years to 25 or more yearly for sustaining status. Samuel Adams, formerly a Chicago farm editor, leaves that post to join this education drive.

Waterloo National Federation of Uncle Sam's Voters Washington, D. C Ira Nelson Morris James W. Good Cedar Rapids Mary Lee Adams G. B. Wayland Samuel Adams National Federation League Federation Cgifa Adams Chicag 0

Weekend Bright Spot After Rainy Period

Weekend brought clear skies and mild temperatures with picnics and outings popular across the area. The 75 degree reading on Saturday rose to a low near 43 overnight, while forecasts call for more showers tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.

Ralph B. Slippy

Memorial Service for Dr Gerard of Tribe of Ben Hur

The Molchoircourt Tribe of Ben Hur held a memorial for Dr R H Gerard late supreme remminder who was killed in an Indiana accident last week. State manager I H McCarty praised Gerard in a Craw fordsville funeral address. John C Snxyder was elected supreme jet and Edwin M Slasan became supreme scribe. W A Cook was named scribe of Meichoir court succeeding L C Rosenkrans who resigned.

Ben Hur Gerard Molchoircourt Ribe of R. H. Gerard Order Indiana Orer H. McCarty McCarty Crawfordsville John C. Snxyder Supreme Scribe Supreme Jet Edwin M. Slasan W. A. Cook Meichoir Court L. C. Rosenkrans

Vacation Bible School Opens at Westminster Church June 4

Westminster Presbyterian church will start its annual Vacation Bible School on Monday June 4 for three weeks. Classes meet in the church building on Fourth Street near Wellington with a strong corps of instructors led by Dr. A C Preston pastor.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Fourth Street Wellington A. C. Preston

Newcomers Boost Waterloo Population as Residents Move In

Waterloo's population rose last week due to nine new homes and several arrivals while four families departed. Forty seven address changes occurred within the city. New residents include William Price at 26444 Duryea, R. W. Cutler at 1609 Sycamore, John Meeker at 630 Wallgate, Elmer W. Hateell at 40734 Fifth West, John Teras at 407 Seventh West, Lynn J. Twyter at 422 Baltimore, Owen Johnson at 212 Misen, Stephen Schott at 144 Commercial OQ, and R. Preston at 1127 Hawthorne.

Waterloo William Price Duryea R. W. Cutler Sycamore John Meeker Wallgate Elmer W. Hateell Fifth West John Teras Seventh West Lynn J. Twyter Baltimore Owen Johnson Misen Stephen Schott Commercal

Satisfactory Dish Towels Guide for Clean Kitchen Use

A housekeeper should use three towel types: glass toweling for glass and china, crash toweling for coarse utensils, and sacred hand towels for sanitation. Linen towels absorb best and leave no lint. Union towels offer linen cotton balance but may grey with washing. Kitchen towels vary 17 to 21 inches wide, 18 inches ideal, with blue white or red white backs, while plain towels outperform elaborate “china” or “dishes” labels.

Bryant Paying Company to Repair Large Sad Spots

A local report notes that the Bryant Paying company will repair several of the larger sad spots with asphalt. The plan aims to improve road quality and safety in the area, though details on locations and timelines remain scarce.

Bryant Paying

Flower Gardens Ruined by Vandals Traced by Hounds

Flower gardens at the homes of P. J. Rechtfertig and Col. Amos H. Wheat were partly ruined overnight. Bloodhounds followed footprints several blocks, with police believing a crowd of youths to be responsible. If detected, charges will be filed.

P. J. Rechtfertig Almond Amos H. Wheat Almond Street Rechtfertig de

New Chicago Great Western Schedule Takes Effect Next Sunday

Chicago Great Western announces timetable changes effective Sunday May 27. Train No 5 will depart Chicago around 10 30 p m daylight saving time and arrive here at 7 10 p m, with adjusted departure times for its 11 30 p m 12 30 a m run. Twin Cities Kansas City Train No 3 shifts to 8 33 a m arrival. Train No 52 from Des Moines to the union depot arrives 9 35 a m 20 minutes earlier.

Chicago Great Western G. W. MacFarland Chicago Twin Cities Kansas City McIntire Waterloo Des Moines Union Depot

West High Seniors Help Police Put Up Senior Flag

Police joined with West High seniors to stop thieves as two youths were caught taking ladders from the First Baptist church under construction at Fourth and Baltimore. The students explained they intended to place the senior class flag atop the school building, and police aided in mounting the flag after the contractor approved the plan.

First Baptist Fourth Baltimore West High Pike’s Peak

Buchanan becomes member of Optical Guild of America

T. M. Buchanan of Buchanan Optical company has been selected as a member of the Optical Guild of America. The guild, a 20 organization of opticians, invites only proven leaders in optical work for enrollment, marking an unusual honor for Buchanan after 12 years in business with substantial patronage.

T. M. Buchanan Buchanan Optical Company Optical Guild of America Buchanan

Waterloo IWA Chapter to Adopt Constitution Amidst Draft

A committee of Attorneys J. C. Murtagh J. G. Clark and WN. Birdsall has been appointed by President Judge George W. Wood to draft the Waterloo chapter constitution and bylaws for the Izaak Walton League of America.

J. C. Murtagh J. G. Clark WN. Birdsall George W. Wood Waterloo Izaak Walton League of America

Christian Science Lecture by A Hervey Bathurst C B

A Hervey Bathurst C B, board member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, delivers a public lecture on Christian science. The event is announced by the church as part of its lecture series.

Christian Science A. Hervey-Bathurst The Trother Church First Church of Christ, Scientiet

Boston Religion Lecture at First Church Tonight

Boston Mass hosts a lecture at First Church by Scientist Watersloo on Christian Science Applied to Man kind. The talk explores practical applications of Christian Science to daily life and health with emphasis on spiritual understanding.

Boston Mass Watersloo

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