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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1923

Page

2

Social convention kicks off with formal dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson

The biennial convention opens with a dinner honoring state officers and past presidents at Hotel Russell Lamson. Guests include Mrs Henry W Grout of the Waterloo Woman's club and numerous local board members. The program features toasts named after Iowa Federation colors and prominent leaders as decorations and placecards highlight the hosts.

B. J. Howrey Hotel Russelle Lamson Henry W. Grout Waterson Wonman’s Club Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Henry Taylor Broomfield Arat Howrey Waterloo Wiloaing Henry Howe Rose V. Berry Berkeley Int Bing Aris Galen Tilden William Milchrist Hirs N. G. Coe F. 3. Burberry J. Savers G. W. Clark George B. Stewart SM. H. Peabody William Larrabee A. Wi. Ames A. M. Evans Will Bea. Almes W.E. Johnson W. A. Marsh IL M. Reed J. Bh. Wrag Don F Pewler Gb. Marquis H. B. Boies C. M. Young B. J. Howrer BE. A. Boggs K. 0. Hemsworth J. G. Ricker W. H. Bickley W. Grout Matt Parrott Mary P. Edgerton Fabricator West High Auditorium Ailis Jean Birdgall Florence Clay Knox JL. C. Hemsworth Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Melrose Highland Boulevard P. i. QO C.O. Baillett H. B. Plumb Broadway Thomas G. Winter Minneapolis Federation J. G. Trumbauer Daughters of Isabela Suguysida Country Club Eastern Star Hotel Russell-Lamson Becker Chaapters Cedar Heights Cedar Falls College Hill Faculty Club Iowa State Teachers College Watian’s Club Umarsaugt

Side Talks on Age and Perception by Ruth Cameron

A reflective feature explores aging and how people notice the shift when they hear themselves called old for the first time. The author recalls childhood views of grownups, the evolving sense of youth, and the odd moment of realizing time passes as friends and classmates age together.

Oliver Wendell Holmes Wwe Mary Grandmother Cure Claus Sue Averal Ainly

BHAUTY CHATS: PRYING AT SKIN AND HEALTH TIPS

Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on skin care weights and aging. Advice covers peroxide stains olive oil for dieting eye care lemon juice and baking soda for rinses facial massage and weekly astringent treatments for sagging muscles with general health guidance.

A. M Ela Cam

Club Notes from First Evangelical Philathea Meeting

The First Evangelical Philathea class met last evening with Miss Myrtle Heinrich for monthly business. Edith Heinrich assisted with serving. Grace M J Quilock class plans an all day meeting at Mrs Hose Loban's home with a picnic lunch, Majer guild meets at 2 30 pm at R H Thompson's home, Northminster Auxiliary holds May meeting tomorrow afternoon in church parlors, Deborah society meets tomorrow at 2 2 m in First M E parlors. two comforters will be prepared for work and Mrs Helms and committee will host.

Evangelical Philathea Myrtle Heinrich Edith Heinrich Grace M. J. Quilock Northminster Women's Auxiliary Deborah Society B.i Helms

Sacred Heart Girls Club Hosts Kitchen Shower and Plans Trip

Sacred Heart Catholic Girls' club favored Ruth Fitzgerald in a June kitchen shower with games music and refreshments. They approved plans for a weekend camping party an excursion to the Indian reservation at Taina and a bike trip to Elk Run on Sunday June 10. Arrangements for the hike are led by Misses Alice Krieger Mary Lynch Bernice Simons and Clara Engler.

Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club Ruth Fitzgerald Taina Elk Run Alice Krieger Mary Lynch Bernice Simons Clara Engler

Waterloo People Praised by City Attorney at Meeting

City Attorney Varry M. Reed and members of the Y's Men's club praised Waterloo residents for lawfulness. He noted 36 patrolmen serve with only eight on street duty, estimating 5000 surveillance per officer, comparing conduct to a baseball game umpire’s call. Kurl Zellhoefer sang two numbers with Kenneth E. Runkel. Robert Easley chaired the program.

Varry M. Reed Y's Men’s Club Waterloo Kurl Zellhoefer Kenneth E. Runkel Robert Easley

Minnesota Boosted as Vacation State

Chicago Great Western Railway issues colorful pamphlets to lure vacationists to Minnesota the 10,000 lakes district. Agent A. J. Howard has received a batch showing lakes hotels resorts and their locations with maps and picturesque imagery.

10, 000 Lakes Minnesota Chicago Great Western Railway A. J. Howard

Police Notes Chronicle Illness and Theft Reports

Jack Moret found in grave condition on Eighth Street near Commercial and rushed to 1711 Jefferson Street home. Rey Brooks reports bicycle theft during a movie outing. Swain injured in traffic quarrel at Clark’s car with Harold Oz ford Jackson. Reward offered for thief who broke into a cafe on the C G W at Marshall Town. Samuel Guyait reports car collision at Vine and Motile streets. Mrs Trost and J M Mendelson cars damaged in Jefferson and Fifth Streets crash.

Jack Moret Eighth Street Commercial Jefferson Street Rey Brooks Indiana Street Jence D Parker Alleady Harold Ozford Jackson Swain Clark Marshall Town Samuel Guyait Florence John Trost J. M. Mendelson Jefferson and Fifth Streets

Does It Pay to Make Over Garments This Season

The piece weighs whether refurbishing old clothes is worth the cost and time. It argues that usually giving away is smarter unless the fabric is valuable or heirloom quality. It advises using different textures and colors when combining new and old fabrics and warns against excess labor.

Red Poppy Sales Planned To Aid Veterans Relief

The American Legion auxiliary will raise funds on Saturday May 26 with all proceeds aiding local relief work and a small portion added to a $100,000 permanent fund for graves in France. Poppies, worn Memorial Day, honor those who died in World War I and symbolize the legion’s emblem.

American Legion H. L. Rohlf United States France Legion U. S Mother L. S. Treganza

Osage Boy Survives 35-Foot Fall Into River

Osage Iowa May 22 Walter Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Scott Stewart escaped injury after falling 35 feet from a bridge into the river The lad struck face down in shallow water and rode home on his bicycle without telling his parents who learned of the accident next day from fellow fishers

Osage Walter Scotttewart

West Schools Plan Annual Drill Event at Byrnes Park

West schools prepare for the annual drill to be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Byrnes Park with the Carleton Lias loving cup in contention last year won by Whittier. Liew W. W. Durchdenwald directs military training. students assemble in classrooms after lunch and dismiss to view the drill. Traffic delays Yesterday on Bluff street Fourth and Fifth streets and Park avenue due to derailed freight cars near Sixth street.

West Byrnes Park Carleton Travpeig Bluff Street Fourth and Fifth Streets Park Avenue Chicago Great Western Sixth Street Bluff Des Moines

War Posters Feature Women’s Convention In Grace M Church

Exhibition of war posters by Will P. Kerwin for the Iowa Federation of Women’s clubs shows six nations’ art, led by French pieces, depicting tragedy and sacrifice. Delegates and locals view the display as engaging and educational, with two projecting machines aiding presentations and a schedule likely next semester.

Will P. Kerwin Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs Grace M Church Kerwin England France Russia Germany Poland Italy Voland Europe F. J. Miller

Fire causes roof sparks at 529 Logan Avenue

Firemen used chemicals to fight a rooftop spark incident at 10 39 p m yesterday at 529 Logan Avenue owned by Lee Wiltse. Damages estimated at 50 dollars. Insurance information appears with Play Safe Inware Bronew Insurance Agency and phone number 1374.

Lee Wiltse Logan Avenue Bronew Insurance Agency Phous

East High Presents Meighan Film Friday

East High will screen the year’s final movie program Friday featuring Thomas Meighan and Lola Wilson in The City of Silent Men with a prison theme and portions filmed in Sing Sing. A two reel comedy Saturdasy Morning will support the program.

East High Thomas Meighan Lola Wilson East

Jacob Geyer Home Sold for 4200 at 420 Seventh Street East

Rainbow-Segar & Son announces sale of Jacob Geyer home at 420 Seventh Street East to Misa-Clara Wagner for 4200. Deal completed yesterday. The agency also reports another sale this week at 423 Broadway, purchaser withheld. United States oil output reached 197000 barrels, 64.7 percent of 1922’s total.

Jacob Geyer Seventh Street Misa- Clara Wagner Rainbow-Segar & Son Agency R. J. Jeffers Broadway

Kellogg’s ALL BRAN Promises Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts Kellogg’s ALL BRAN as a permanent cure for constipation. It claims frequent daily use prevents Bright’s disease and other ailments, recommends two tablespoons per meal, and notes doctors endorse the product. It also highlights baked uses and recipe tips printed on each package.

Kellogg Kellogg’s Kellogg's

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