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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

3

Weddings and Social Events Highlight Cedar Falls News

Nov 30 marked the Cedar Falls weddings of Bertha Miller to Nick Randell at St John s Evangelical Lutheran with a four course dinner for 40. Dorothy Russell to William Walden in Waterloo and Mary Zillig to Everett Haswell wed in joint notices. Grace Endsley and Everett Pownall wed at Grace M E church parsonage West Branch, with plans for farm life near West Branch. Supper for G A R by the Woman s Relief Corps Friday at Memorial hall.

Reandsil Miller Bertha M. Miller Cedar Falls Nick Randal A. Miller First W. A. Burzlaff St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church James Rasmussen Ben. H. Miller Mrs. Randell

Comforting Foot Treatments and Style Advice

Advice column notes how proper footwear prevents foot pain and promotes beauty. It describes corns and their treatment from soaking to careful removal, plus tips on shoe styles, makeup, hair, and eye color coordination for a balanced appearance.

Club Circles Study Japan Relations and Current Events

Grant Chautauqua circle met Monday evening with Mrs. C Cadwallader and Columbia circle met Tuesday afternoon at library west. They studied Japan and its relations with Russia and the Orient. Current events were discussed focusing on strike conditions and the league of nations.

Grant Chautauqua Circle C. Cadwallader Columbia Circle Library West Japan Russia Orient League of Nations

Baptist Elementary Union Formed by Waterloo Churches

The Baptist Elementary union was formed Monday evening by representatives from Baptist churches in Waterloo and vicinity. Elected officers include Mildred Hoffman president. A K Lund vice president. Gladys Kesor secretary-treasurer. Mentzer and Frank R. Asquith among Cedar Falls and Waterloo members on entertainment and executive committees. The gathering marked the first of its kind in the state to promote church cooperation.

Baptist Elementary Wnion Waterloo Mildred Hoffman First A. KK. Lund Cedar Falls Gladys Kesor Mentzer Frank R. Asquith Ray Lewis James Morrison Mae Barnes

Sunday School Meeting With Readings and Music

Oelwein Hudson Cedar Falls Shell Rock and Waverly were invited to participate in the local meeting. Miss Hazel Boyd elementary supervisor acted as chairman. A program of readings and music was given and supper was served during which several toasts were given.

Oelwein Hudson Cedar Falls Shells Rock Waverly Hazel Boyd

Older Boys Leave for Y Conference Tomorrow Morning

Thirty Waterloo boys depart for the Y M C A older boys conference in Cedar Rapids for Friday through Sunday. They travel tomorrow morning and return Sunday evening with 28 delegates from local churches. About 1 500 boys are expected to attend the event and enjoy provided entertainment.

Waterloo Cedar Rapids

Delegates and speakers named for Harvard plan gathering

The notice lists city boys attending with church delegations including Paul Draper First Baptist Glenn Halston Clarence Hileman Ward Meyer Gerald Hoag Harte Mathews Earle London First M E Charles Simmons Jewell Johnson Theodore Sedgwick First Congregational George Lichty First Brethren Griffith Agnew Walter Lee Stanley Gerald Grace NM B Carl Ferguson Dwight Galloway United Presbyterian Owen Hitting Dwight Wolf Milton Hartleip Westminster Presbyterian Lyng Scott Francis Elghmey Walnut Street Baptist Don Gary Christ Episcopal Ralph Fox Lawrence Stout First Evangelical William Hansen Delbert Hansen United Brethren Merrill Muzzy St Pauls M E Arthur Macartney Sam Peterson Andrew Woolfries First Presbyterian Leaders include H T Fisher F J Miller principal East High Rev Clinton F Smith First Evangelical FE Verle Reed boys secretary Y.

Harvard Lst Ambrose Wyrick Wyrick Paul Draper First Baptist Glenn Halston Clarence Hileman Ward Meyer Gerald Hoag Harte Mathews Earle London First M. E Charles Simmons Jewell Johnson Theodore Sedgwick First Congregational George Lichty First Brethren Griffith Agnew Walter Lee Stanley Gerald Grace NM. B Carl Ferguson Dwight Galloway United Presbyterian Owen Hitching Dwight Wolf Milton Hartleip Westminster Presbyterian Lyng Scott Francis Elghmey Walnut Street Baptist Don Gary Christ Episcopal Ralph Fox Lawrence Stout First Evangelical William Hansen Delbert Hansen United Brethren Merrill Muzzy St. Paul's M. E Arthur Macartney Sam Peterson Andrew Woolfries First Presbyterian East High School Clinton F. Smith First Evangelical Church Verle Reed

Building Permits For Multiple Dwellings And Remodels

The record lists building permits including foundations for a theatre at Fort East, dwellings at 210, 218, and 226 Bertch by Johnson and Wasson, a remoderation at Lois Stolt 206 Greenwood heating plant, remodel at Water Street by Witty, and heating plants at Lichty 517 Williston. Totals show permit values of 6,400.00, 4,000.00, 2,600.00, 4,900.00, and 200.00.

We Johnson Franklin Williston

Why She Was Thankful and the True Thanksgiving Prayer

Retin Cameron reflects on gratitude during Thanksgiving, contrasting smug comfort with genuine compassion. He questions whether poverty awareness prompts true action and contrasts such sentiments with an authentic prayer that condemns selfish thankfulness while others lack bread and warmth.

Americanization drive urged for Iowa clubs

I F W CG bulletin urges federation members to push Americanization via field surveys, partnerships with foreign born residents, and school and library supports. It recommends using census data, forming inclusive committees, hosting pageants and concerts, and coordinating with schools and home agents to reach foreign born women in their homes.

Iowa Federation Bulletin 0. M. Oleson Fort Dodge Red Cross Jawa Fred Hunt Street Des Moin Wiman Oleson California

Marjorie Cheney Weds A C Johnson in Vale Church

Miss Marjorie Cheney daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Cheney Cedar Heights and Alfred Johnson son of Mr and Mrs A C Johnson 1619 Franklin Street were married at 10 am in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Bradford Rev Wielein officiated. Attendants were Miss Ruby Briggs and Horace Van Metre. The couple will reside in Cedar Heights. Mrs Johnson is a music educator in Garner and affiliated with Alpha sorority BH Natural Music and Woman's Club. Mr Johnson a former East High School graduate worked in newspapers before military service and later joined Leonard Fowler advertising service.

Marjorie Cheney C. M. Cheney Cedar Helshis Alfred Cedar Heights J. G. Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff George Wilson Johnson East High School Iowa State Teachers’ College Alpha Sorority BH Natural Music Woman's Club Garner

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