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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1920

Page

3

Women and social reform loom in Waterloo club talks

Dr. M. G. Brumbaugh urges health and housing reforms addressing infant mortality and school medical care. He links physical training to moral progress and champions federal and state support for school health programs. Local clubs discuss education, the Little Theatre, and community notices as well.

Woman's Club M. G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Woman's Clubs Waterloo Cedar Falls Cedar Heights Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs St Ntion Brumbaugh United States Philadelphia England France Congress Brunybaugh National Physical Education Service Service Bureau E. A. Boggs Women’s Club Violat Schell Rural School Department Education Department Iowa Federation of Woman's Einbs W. F. Parrott Doris White Iowa State Teachers College Jessie Parker Forest City Byron W. Newberry Strawberry Point Asa L. Ames Buckingham Schell

West High Plans Night School Meeting

Waterloo residents show interest in night school with a planned meeting next Friday at 7 30 p m in West High auditorium. Superintendent H I Lee will assess demand for adult evening classes as East High already offers such work. A large turnout is hoped to determine feasibility and possible board action.

West High Waterloo Board of Education H. l. Lee East High Lee Best High

Missionary Lecturer to Speak at Walnut Street Baptist

Dr Vineton of the Northern Baptist convention will lecture at Walnut Street Baptist Church this evening. The major meeting planned for Wednesday has been postponed by one week.

W. D. Ives Walnut Street Baptist Vineton Northern Baptist Convention Walnut Street Guite—Meeing

Club meetings and a Christmas party planned

Mrs. C Cadwallader hosted Grant Circle members with discussion on taxation in Italy labor law and European relations. Columbia Circle studied same topics at the Library West Miss Lipkin entertained S P C Nine with music dancing and refreshments. B Natural Music Club guests planned a Christmas party at Miss Gleason's with Cadman works performed by Miss Thomas and Mae Howell.

C. Cadwallader Grant Circle Jesson Italy Dublin United States Columbia Circle Library West Mary Lipkin S. Ph. C Natural Music Club Mildred Gleason Charles Wakefield Cadman Helen Thomas Mae Howell

Terrors of the Night and Morning Mood

Ruth Cameron examines why people feel more nervous at night and more imaginative by dark. She cites examples of parental risk bias, suggests daytime rereading of night plans, and notes men show dual personality traits upon waking, while women appear more temperamental in the morning.

Dr. Jeky Mr. Hyde

Beauty Chats By Edna Ken Forbes

English city travel notes from October 1920 by Edna Ken Forbes discuss impressions of the English woman and her beauty routines. The author visits London beauty specialists to study methods while exploring the city and reflecting on the English type.

Beauty Edna Ken Forbes London Altho

Gelwein residents face learning traffic rules hurdles

Nov 23 Melwein Ta A court heard infractions of traffic laws by Gelwein residents. Jutting corners, driving without lights or with undimmed lights, and parking near theatres were noted. Report also mentions thefts of fowls, a Majestic opening in Mossntown, mail delivery complaints, smallpox quarantine, and local moves and births.

Melwein Parkis Fred Schwartz Peterson Cute Majestic Herson Charles Street Mossntown Llaim Ind Scanlan Hazleton James Crowley St. Louis Dence J. R. Jones Des Moines H. W. Flanagan Martin Strohmeyer Huron Wilfred Benn J Fang Belle Young

State Agents Seek Law Violators in Waterloo City

Rumors circulate in Waterloo about state agents operating in raids against cafes pool halls stores and drugstores. A year ago similar citywide raids led to numerous injunction suits testing gambling and liquor laws. Agents named include H W Terrell J B Hammond and G W Atkins.

Waterloo Altho H. W. Terrell J. B. Hammond G. W. Atkins

Football Players Invited to Reynolds Wrestling Match

Members of East and West high schools football squads are invited as guests of Jack Reynolds to attend the Reynolds Mills wrestling bout at Waterloo theater tomorrow evening. Cedar Falls high team also extended an invitation. Coach Louis Kresensky has accepted for East High. players will sit in boxes.

Little Theatre Roland Holt Henry Holt Publishing Company New York Russell Holt Drama League of America Drama East and Wes High Jack Reynolds Harry Mills Waterloo Theater Reynolds Cé‘dar Fails Louis Kresensky East High

Births Reported In Local Notices

Birth announcements list several local families welcoming newborns in November. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Flo of 100 township with a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Walker Ander son Barclay township with a son Donald Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCracken of 522 Riehl with a son Willian Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Brown at 126 pater with a daughter Ruth Anna Jay, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry W Niedert of 276 Burton with a daughter. Also noted are births to Mr. and Mrs. Louis W Peter of 133 Adams a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mrs. Carl R Strempke of Waterloo with a son, and Mr. and Nivelyte Albert Kibbe at 932 Third West with a son Robert George.

Flo Township William Walker Anderson Barclay Township Donald Raymond Joseph McCracken Riehl Willian Lester Harry W. Brown Pater Ruth Anna Jay Henry’ W. Niedert Burton Louis W. Peter Adams Krief Edward Carl R. Strempke Logan Noxson Charles Edward Nivelyte Albert Kibbe Third West Robert George

No Need for Dry Agent in Waterloo Says Police Chief

Waterlooo police dispute federal dry enforcement plans after a Supreme Court ruling on liquor transport. Iowa remains bone dry, says enforcement supervisor P D Keller, who seeks federal agents in multiple cities. Waterloo Chief H H Young says no federal agent needed, praising local cooperation and recent moonshine seizures.

Waterloo Supreme Court P. D. Keller N Northwest Iowa Keller Washington Sioux City Fort Dodge Davenport Cedar Rapids Dubuque Keokuk Ottumwa Des Moines Council Bluffs H. H. Young

Japanese novelties to be displayed at church bazaar

A collection of Japanese novelties including ties, pictures, parchment shades and other token gifts from Miss Margaret Salisbury of St Paul Minnesota will be shown at the church bazaar. The event begins at 1 30 p m Saturday in the grillroom of Hotel Russell Lamson.

Margaret Salisbury St. Paul

Women host bridge tables at St Mark’s guild

Miss Salisbury, drawn to the Karet's guild of St Mark's Episcopal church, plans bridge entertainments after visiting Waterloo friends. Mrs Kingsley, president, reports many reservations for tables to provide diversion for patrons. Women who wish to entertain at cards may arrange with Mrs J W Wray. Parties conducted separately, so Advertising is always News.

Karet St. Mark's Episcopal Church

Will Radium Open The Door Of The Great Unknown

An advertisement promotes Degnen’s Radio-Active Solar Pad claiming relief for constipation rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis neuralgia nervous prostration high blood pressure stomach heart lungs liver kidneys and other ailments. It promises easy wear at low cost and urges readers to request full information by writing to Radium Appliance Go. Los Angeles California.

Informattio iBrad Ibury Los Angeles Calif

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