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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1921

Page

2

Sunnyside Club Set to Host October Socials in Autumn Glow

Sunnyside Country club plans a busy October with a bridge tournament starting Oct 3 and a Halloween party. Committee members Mrs Roy Smock Mrs Burr Liv Mrs W Chapman and M Helene Barnett organize details. Entry fees cap at 2 dollars per couple to fill 16 tables.

Sunnyside Country Club Quiuma Une Susie Roy Smock Burr Li iv W. Chapman M Helene Barnett George B. Miller George A. Lishtr

Beauty chats by Edna Kent Forbes

Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on beauty topics. Advice covers hair darkening with heme shampoo, skin whitening with benzoin, massage with skin foods, mole removal options, weight guidance, sunburn prevention, nail and diet tips, and facial treatments with home remedies and professional options.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Bobbi Rilda

Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Cant Your Child Learn

A column argues children can learn cooking and homemaking skills at home. A 10 year old and an 8 year old cook under parental guidance, gaining pride and competence. The piece urges giving children duties as opportunities to serve and learn, despite parental reluctance.

Eiri ij _ SBS Moranes Tfran

I F W C Meeting at Des Moines Plan 1923 Biennial

Mrs. E F Armstrong of Fort Dodge calls Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs officers and committees to a Des Moines meeting Sept 21 22 about the fifteenth biennial conven tion to be held in Waterloo in spring 1923. Several department heads and officers from across the state will attend shaping programs.

E. F. Armstrong Fort Dodge Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Des Moines Waterlor Waterloo Iowa Armstrong J. C. Cummins Department of Americanization Laura Bowman Galen Mount Pleasant Civil Service and Reform Departments J. M. Junkin Red Oak A.J. Decker Newton James A. Devitt Oskaloosa

Club Notes on Na tional Federation visits and local elects

Mrs Florence Taylor and Mrs Bernice Ness spoke on the biennial convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs and Geoffrey O Hara impressions. Attendance included songs by Airs Nagle Gleason Ricketts and a Macbeth scene. At Laur La Lomita club a new president was named Mrs Ray Stetzel with aides and a luncheon. Fortnightly club prepares for Versailles topic study with Dr and Mrs Bickley. Needlework club opened with Dutch treat at Sunnyside. Cedar Rapids murder case ends with life sentence for John Broeksmit for killing Officer Francis Wilson and wounding two others.

Florence Taylor Bernice Ness National Federation of Music Clubs B Natural Club Geoffrey O'Hara Roberta Nagle Mildred Gleason Nina Ricketts MacBeth Hazel Witt Altlend la Lomita Club Ray Stetzel A. K. Smith Smith W. H. Bickley Lansing Reed Ssraha Sunnyside Country Club Cedar Rapids John Broeksmit Francis Wilson Omeers Meike and Bailey Marion Moffit Fort Madison

City in Brief Highlights Local Life and Travel

Waterloo notes list residents visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids and West Union while others travel to Eldora Ames and Harvard for work and study. A police illness update, theatre robbery report, and upcoming drills by Co D are noted along with social calls, visitors, and road conditions affecting travel. Local advertisements urge purchases and services.

Marriage Licenses List From Waterloo and Surrounding Areas

A fragmented list shows marriage licenses issued to William E Burns and Celeste Miller of Waterloo, and to Grover Blunt and Doris McCauliffs among others. Names include Otto K. Smith of Manchester and Bernadine Sanders of Waterloo, with various ages and locations noted in the tabled records.

Marrlage Wiliam E. Burns Waterloo Celeste E. Miller Zenes Sehmitz la Porte Susan c. Delagardelle Waistroo Grover Blunt Allison Doris McCauliffs Alison A

Raymond Club Dance In Raymond Hall Tonight

Raymond Social club hosts a dancing party this evening in Raymond hall with an orchestra from Waterloo on the program.

Raymond Club Raymond, Ja Raymond Social Club Raymond Hall Waterloo

Custodian Becomes Policeman After Stepping In At Crash

John Ehrig city hall custodian earns a police role after intervening in a Lafayette street crash near the police station. He arrested Ivan James for intoxication after noting James’s alleged drinking, then escorted him to the station. James posted 25 dollars bond and did not appear in court. Fred Hemphill also forfeited a bond on intoxication charges. L Warty faced an information by Ira Garrabrant fire inspector over a bonfire within fire limits. he pleaded not guilty and a Sept. 17 hearing was set.

John Ebrig City Hall Lafayette Street John Ivan James R. V. Smith James Ehrig Police Department Polies Station Jamea Fred Hemphill L Warty Ira Garrabrant Throég

Rotarians Emphasize Boys Program at Waterloo Banquet

At the Waterloo Rotary banquet held at Sunyside Country Club nearly all 140 members attended. A. Morris presided as toastmaster while reports from 16 district cities showed clubs prioritizing boys work, with Waterloo meeting year’s standards. Bill Atkinson entertained. E. M. Berkley spoke on good roads. noon luncheons move to Hotel Russell-Lamson dining room starting next Monday.

Waterloo Rotary Club Sunnyside Country Club A. Morris Waterloo Club Bill’. Atkinson E. M. Berkley Russell-Lamson

Lawsuit Over Dairy Products Co Investment

B Frase sues Dairy Products Co and two partners in district court to recover $1,100 claiming misrepresentation about the company’s value. He says he bought a third interest on April 1 1919 for $1,100 and now seeks judgment. He alleges defendants falsely claimed the company had no bills payable and was profitable, while asserting the opposite.

B. Frase Dairy the ,Company Its

Olga Mishka to Perform at Majestic Thursday

Local cultural calendar notes Olga Mishka will appear at the Majestic on Thursday. The listing confirms venue and date for fans seeking live entertainment.

Majestic Olga Mishka

Industry of Old Lamos Solves Unemployment in Waterbury

Harris Pappas, once a machinist laid off by Waterloo Gasoline Engine, started the Guaranteed Rug company at 622 Jefferson Street. He now makes Persians and wool rugs by hand with small looms and aims to expand to large carpets and hosiery, employing one helper with plans for five more.

HL. Pappas Harris Pappas Grast Avenue Waterloo Mr. Pappas Samos Greece Pappas Stata

Sawyer Rites Held For Local Resident and Service

Sawyer died at 1 a m yesterday at her sister Mrs John Philips home. Funeral will be at St Josephs church at 8 a m tomorrow with Father Edward Slatten officiating. Burial will be in Calvary. St Josephs Rosary society to meet at O Keefe Towne funeral home this evening for prayers. In London omnibus drivers receive bonuses for avoiding accidents totaling over 180000 last year.

Faye Dorothy Martin Chicago Starr School For Sergt E. J. Burk Police Department John T. Reider Flendreau S. D P. E. Ritz QO. W. Kress New Hampton Leila Willard Ing Waterloo Petersen Bros Graves Memorial Church Smick Elmwood Leona Moser Roy H. Moser Grace M. E. Church E. J. Lockwood Fairview Independence Avenue Sawyer John Philips St. Joseph's Church Father Edward Slatten Calvary St. Joseph’s Rosary Society O'Keefe &Towne

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