Waterloo DAR year begins with programs on Americanization
Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marks its twenty second year with a Friday gathering at Mrs. H Bellentyne’s home. Dinner at 6 pm, program on Americanization features talks by prominent members and music. Officers and committees named for the year, with activities across social and women’s groups in Waterloo Des Moines events referenced.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bens
George W. DeWald
George S Millard
Millard
Tate
Des Moines
Frederick
EB. Frisbee
Sheldon
Fred
Pettit
Porcal
C._F Hail
Cas Lil Ferns
Misa Myrtle Nash
HE Maine
G AW. Kennedy
Ella T.’ White
C. D. Becker
C.F. Brown
Mies. Millaré
Crowther
Orin S. McGinais
Mmes
M. J. O'Keefe
Pa Mifield
Charles Rubbers
Cecil Bickley
Mmes ‘Leffler
H. Neallisen
A. & Shaler
H Ballentyne
A.B. Muc Quown
W. A Lane
Miss Blanche
Stewart
Nashua Girl Weds Kansas City Man at Parents Home
Mildred Granger of Nashua married Clyde Richardson Gelyen of Kansas City in a home ceremony at the Granger residence. Rev. Weidner officiated for about 75 guests with best man Franklin Boone of Manhattan and matron of honor Mrs. Truman Painer in blue pussywillow silk. The couple, college educated and connected to teaching and sales, plan to reside in Topeka, Kansas.
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Shel Rock
Tesidente
Tyndall
Lewis
Earl Ashland
Clear Lake
Arline Henning
Thelma Huber
Marie
Webshen
Miss Kallan
H. Barton
Shell Rock M. E. Church
Kting
Greene
Des Moines
Kelloger
Luthe Hardware
Nora Wehrshaw
Glarksville
Violet Kaftan
Irving Missman
Afra
Paley
Shell Rock High School
Cedar Falls
Dumont
Nashua
W. A. Granger
Mildred
Clyde Richardson Gelyen
Kansas City
Weidner
Eugene Putney
Franklin Boone
Manhattan
Kan
Pien
Truman Painer
Grinnell College
Adair
Waterloo
the Baptists Church
State University
Lawreence
Graham Papers Company
Gelron
Topeka
The Grievance Hugger In Everyday Life
Ruth Cameron laments the habit of clinging to grievances and self pity. She notes the mood of martyrdom as a common, exasperating trait and questions its prevalence in both genders.
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Emen
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
An illustrated column notes a photographed girl with an unusual face, described as interesting and artistic rather than pretty. The writer hints at courage in her choices and suggests her look could become homely if she altered hair or fashion to fit common trends.
Unusual Hair Styles Guide For Beauty and Hair Care
The article advises on bold hair fashions and how to avoid looking ordinary through a severe tailored dress and straight, mid part hair with ends tied in back. It notes henna shampoo as a potential beauty aid and provides a historical recipe using Egyptian henna and castile soap for repeated use.
Two Obituaries Report Deaths of Henry Schultz and William Cook
Henry Schultz age 49 of Waterloo died in Casper Wyoming yesterday from pneumonia. He had been a stationary engineer for Hinds Central for years and recently moved to Casper to invest in oil properties. Survived only by daughter Mrs. M. R. Garrett of Waterloo. Body to be brought to Waterloo for burial in Fairview. William M. Cook died yesterday in St. Louis at 48 after an operation. He recently visited the Gnagy home and later relapsed. Survived by widow and two daughters Irene and Jeanette.
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Fred Northey
D. S. Ramage
W.H. Burke
Northey
Ehare
Elizabeth Humphreys
Nettie Lithty
J. A. Gary
Cecil Bickley
Will Kubns
Walter French
Larry Parsons
James Parrott
Miss Johnson
Mundy Parks
Mabel Parks
Anna B. Parks
Waterloo
Jack Mundy
St. Louis
First Congregational Parsonage
F. J. Clark
Harry Parks
Mundy
W. R. Jameson
Des Moines
Reber Avenue
Henry Schultz
Casper
Wyo
Schultz
Hinds Central
M. R. Garrett
Dane Street
Fairview
William Mr. Cook
William M. Cook
A. E. Gnagy
Mr. Cook
A. H. Gnagy
Laura Cook
William Cook
Cook
Gnagy
Christ Episcopal Parish
Earnest B. Mounsey
Hazel French
Chautauqua Stage Director Arrives in City Tonight
Clay Smith composer of Sorter Miss You and The Yellow Violet arrives in Waterloo tonight to direct the Inter national Lyceum and Chautauqua association convention opening Sunday. He heads the Smith Spring Holmes quintet and once played trombone in Sousa’s band. Ada Ward of England and Ralph Bingham join from near and far for the world gathering with Bingham leading the Saturday joy night event.
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Clay Smith
Waterloo
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith- Spring-Holmes
Sousa
United States
Ada Ward
England
Ralph Bingham
West High Enrolls Over 500 Students
West High reports enrollment above five hundred for the year led by principal Sloan M Wallace The school notes many transfer students from nearby towns and that the ninth grade is housed in the K P building While over one hundred freshmen attend classes there the final tally will be released in a few days.
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West High
Sloan M. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
K. P
Wallace
Corns Pain Gone Instantly with Freezone Claim
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick cure for corns. It promises instant relief and easy removal by finger, noting a tiny bottle costs a few cents and targets individuals facing hard corns and calluses.
City in Brief Notices and Local Updates
Prairie du Chien, Dubuque, Waterloo and Chicago are named in a stream of short notices. Residents travel, attend conferences, and report recoveries, visits, and losses including a bicycle theft and a broken arm on the first day of school.
Waterloo elevator operator returns from vacation
An elevator operator at the Commercial Bank Building in Waterloo has returned from a vacation spent in Des Moines and Minneapolis after more than three years on the job. Other local notes include a stolen automobile found near the Illinois Central lunch room, plans to help visitors find rooms for the Chautauqua week, and travel updates for residents including Edna Weller’s westward vacation itinerary through Seattle, Vancouver, and Los Angeles.
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Des Moines
Minneapolis
Commercial Bank
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Jack Slace
Ellis Hotel
Mullan Avenue
Mulberry Street
Parsons
Edna Weller
Third Avenue West
West
Vancouver
B. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Fort Worth
Tex
Visit Plans and Travel Dates Mentioned for Local Figures
The text notes a visit to brother Scott Weller and cousin Mrs Bruce Ganoway arriving home around October 5. Dr Eversit will be out of the city from August 40 to October 1, 1950, with accounts payable at the office 606 Marsh-Place Rider advertiser agent.
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Scott Weller
Bruce’ Ganoway
Dr. Bomb. Eversit
Marsh-Place Rider Advertiser
Navy Ends Alcohol Supply to Its Doctors
The Navy issues a public order dissolving its liquor supply to naval physicians for medical use. It bans any purchase of distilled spirits wines or other alcohol preparations deemed fit for intoxicating beverage purposes, effective immediately. A second note mentions a western Mexico railroad with ebony ties and ballast of silver from old mines along the tracks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Mexico
Courier Coupon for Fashion Patterns
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
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