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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1921

Page

2

Waterloo D A R Chapter Plans Historic Markers

Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution forms the first division in Black Hawk county with a four hundred dollar fund to mark a historic Waterloo site. Three locations are named the Mullan home on Falls avenue the old courthouse and the first schoolhouse site at 509 Jefferson. Plans include presenting a Washington picture to Memorial Hall and a towel shower for International St. field Mass. funds collected for disabled soldiers at Knoxville hospital.

Waterloo Society of Daughters of Amercan Revolution Black Hawk County Regenrs Fred S Rettit Mullan Falls Avenue George Washington Memorial Hall International Insteair Field Mass Knoxville Ida Edmonds Black Lydia Hinman First Presbytterian KE. G. Leffler Wlralker Nanna Colby Colby Florence Nightingale R. Russell J. McCarick Blanche Stewart

Edith Hess to Wed Mr Wellemeyer in New Orleans Wedding

announcement from Mr and Mrs Hervey J Hess of Garner Iowa that their daughter Edith will marry Elmer Haefner Weilemeyer of New Orleans Louisiana at 6 pm on November 26 at the bride’s parents country home.

Frank Bachle

Farce Comedy at East High Church Benefit

The Union Station farce comedy will be staged at East High auditorium Friday Nov 18 at 8pm to benefit First Presbyterian church building fund. The production features Dorothy Ryan directing and a large listed cast with J W Rath H A Boysen and many named roles.

East High Union Station East High Auditorium First Presbyterian Church Dorothy Ryan Pullowing Les Bowl I. C. Tye Chartler Dr. H. Aloysen Smash A. Trank David Stevenson Howard Deo i Bellen Wilte College Voy Fred “S- Miller Gus Hamburg Spenser Wall Grammer W. Wiethew Barrett Fred J. Miller Dr_ FC Lir Jack Bones Web Tri Bud Peatblac Newshoxy Gates Spoon A. White Ed Larsom Rastus Sam Patterson Georgia mMamma’s Press Ernest Huvett Reuben Her W. J. Stevanson Samantha Hay Tile Tung Cy Hine Lima A. Light L. Gates Carrie Bunn J.E Ridenour M. Thompson Piper Tda Cortex Sophia Condbye Nmrs Roy Ceré Mmna A. EB Ryan Bessie Tessie Ciis Miss Miriam Boysen Charlotte Alstadtar Daisy Ena Bella Fioraisses Bess Cor Zelthoeler FE Lansiss Geraldine

University Women Invite Guests to Tuesday Meeting

The Waterville branch of the University Women and the Association of Tuisty Women will host guests including James A. Flark at an annual meeting. Eleanor Lowden, a college professor, will speak on The Art of Mess Merarat penal and introduce visiting members. Miss Brace, president of the Toral branch, will entertain the executive board of the Wa yteriog branch, with plans for a tea following.

Bers Watervnno Wil James A. Flark Tegiereran'ng Eleanor Lowden Merarat Wivian China Pettit Miso Axte Albin Crinnell Marlo Brars Toral Lowen Rgrett Cal Formia Ahrand Miss Brace Wayteriog

Club notes and social meetings at Dee Gee Bee and others

The Dee Gee Bee club held its first nesting at the Leng home with five weeks of organization and one officer, P A Manning. Damon Cheney and Walter Harling won high scores in a 500 recreation, and four tables were in use. Mrs W W Marsh and Miss Luer Kimt hosted the Book and Needle club on Tuesday afternoon. Friday Study club met for a South America program with Mrs C W Ellyson presiding and Mrs C Hemsworth reviewing literature on South America. Mrs Henry Imhoff hosted N H Card club. high score went to Mrs J Hammel.

Dee Gee Bee Club B. H. Leng P. A. Manning Damon Cheney Walter Harling W. W .Marsh Miss Luer Kimt Yester Gar South America Rollcali C. W. Ellyson C. Hemsworth Ao Herry Imhoff N. H. Card Club

The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker

Little Reddy Fox peeks from his den wishing to visit the farm as Grandfather Fox warns of danger. He learns about Arctic Foxes with white coats living far away in the cold north.

Reddy Grandpa Grandpa Fox Jule Reddy Reddy Fox Dog Dor

Community Plan Approval Drives Waterloo Development Push

Community Service Inc presented a Waterloo plan to the Greater Waterloo Association last night seeking local backing and an organizer return. Prominent supporters include E. F. MacDonough and Mrs. L. C. Hemsworth as leaders weigh timing and feasibility.

Roy Winton Community Service,Inc Waterloo Greater Waterloo Association Winton E. F. MacDonough L. C. Hemsworth Waterloo Woman's Club A.C. Willford Lichty George E. Lichty

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes

Beginning to reduce is advised by a renowned doctor for both men and women. A strict first day fast with water only is hard but curbs appetite, then light meals aid long term weight loss. Readers are urged to persevere through initial discomfort to build a calmer, smaller stomach and healthier habits.

Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on a Gift of Kind Words

A writer praises a well known woman's habit of sending brief, timely notes to colleagues. The notes lift spirits, encourage reporting, poetry, and deeds of heroism, and illustrate a philosophy of simple, daily appreciation that can brighten professional and personal lives.

Husk gan SCHOOLS HAVE HARD TIMES

Russia’s schooling suffers amid economic collapse. Lunachar sky faces a tough drive to keep free schools open in famine districts while Moscow and Petrograd debate rapid reorganization. Parents donate funds and food. students haul water and wood to warm rooms as supplies run short.

Petrograd Associated Press Russia Lunacharsky Moscow Cheka Commission

Rail labor board gains status amid crisis

Burlington Hawke-Eye notes the rail road labor board emerged strengthened by public opinion after resolving a strike. It praises its use of authority while warning its lack of enforcement power could hinder future crises and urges Congress to grant full, unquestioned powers to avoid injunctions.

Burlington Hawke-Eye Rail‘road Labor Board Congress

Webster City to auction municipal gas plant over taxes

The Webster City gas plant, owned by the city, will be sold at public auction December 5 at the Hamilton county courthouse. Delinquent taxes total 1574.90 including interest. taxes from 1920 were unpaid after the city acquired the property in 1920, leading to a large overdue tally amid unsettled legal questions.

Webster City Hamilton County Tme

Revival Tabernacle to House Motor Tourists

A new camp for automobile tourists opens in Albany Decatur Alabama on the Bul Line highway from Nashville to Orlando. A 150 by 200 foot revival tabernacle once used by Brange list Bob Jones now has electric lights water and every convenience. Four large sliding doors at front and rear let motorists drive cars inside for the night with capacity for about 36 cars. The camp sits beside the courthouse and county jail with police protection and telephone access. Twin Cities police are urged to give full aid to travelers and visitors receive a cordial reception.

Albany-Decatur Ala Nashville Orlando Brange Bob Jones Tabernacle Twin Cities

Father and Son Week Ends in Four Churches

The Father and Son Week featured gatherings at First Brethren Westminster Presbyterian Union Congregational and Calvary Evangelical with about 100 men and boys at First Brethren and 125 at Westminster. Speakers Dean George F Kay Iowa City and Dr. George F Kay TownTown urged fathers to guide sons toward Christian living and fitting vocations as music and solos accompanied the programs.

First Brethren Westminster Presbyterian Union Congregational Calvary Evangelical First Brethren Church Dean Kay J. H. Butts George F. Kay Iowa Robert Follard Allen G. Lichty Vera Reber Weimer Missy Tina Martin A. J. van Doren W. H. Beachler Harry Stroud Ben Bechtel New World Fathers and Sons Westminster Presbyterian Church College of Liberal Arts University of Town Kay Suunday School Martha McCormick Union Church Calvary Cavalry Evangelical R. GC. Heald H. C.garrett Washington School

Mortuary Notices for McCarty and Harvey

Elmer S McCarty longtime Waterloo resident died yesterday in Minneapolis from an illness due to tuberculosis at age 64 born October 28 1901 in Charles City He is survived by his mother Mrs Catherine McCarty and siblings in several cities The body will be returned to Waterloo and a funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church is planned Calvary Cemetery burial follows Charles Harvey died Thursday Funeral at Antioch Baptist Church at 12 30 p m led by Rev G W Nesbit with Elmwood Cemetery noted as burial site

Elmer S. McCarty This City Minneapolis Minn Charles City Wateloo Our Lad of Victory Academy Fener Catherne McCarty Geor A. White Charles Los Angeles Qal Mary Jo Cedar Rapids Grap W. J. McNulty Adrianen Clare Loui Witerloo O'Keefe & Towne St. Joseph’ Catholic Church Calvary Charles F. Harvey Charles ’ Harvey Antioch Baptist Church G. W. Nesbit Elmwood

Largest Ever Known Delinquent Tax List Published

The Cedar Falls Daily Record reports the largest delinquent tax list in Black Hawk County history. Of 3 753 parcels advertised, 2 785 are in Waterloo, 245 in Cedar Falls, and 725 in townships outside. The sale starts December 5 at 10 p m and will take about two days to complete. The nine page list will cost roughly $1 000 to print.

Cedar Falls Black Hawk County Waterloo Prin

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