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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1922

Page

2

Society Dinner Teas Honor Miss Ada Bardeen

Miss Ada Bardeen celebrated with a 7 o'clock dinner at Black's tearoom hosted by a four-member society circle in honor of her coming marriage to Karl Zellhoefer. Guests included Mrs. W. M. Bardeen and a few club members with luncheon and later bridge at Miss Vaneta Nielsen’s home.

Bardeen Gentilska Black's Ada Bardeen Karl Zellhoefer W. M. Baredeen Cloet Billings S Lighthart FL EL Jerald J. J Elizabeth Corning Viola Tiedman Jacke Jerald Edna Lighthart Viola Billings Stuart McMillan Don Brig Manmeth McMillan McAlvin Verun Barr Mildred Kayes Jean Roemer Helen McAlvin Earl Snyder Fulton Miss McAlvin Marth Leite’ 'Cowlishaw HE. Laynes Long Beach BLS T. Club M. Cowlishaw J. H. Porcupile Miss Cowlishaw Miss Marsh Frank Fowler Marjorie Bown Miriam Mareh Miss Gown Marciden Champ Clark

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

Advice column with readers asking about hair dye and styling. Edna Kent Forbes responds on topics from henna shampoos to scantily printed directions, suggesting mailings for full instructions and addressing readers’ personal concerns about relationships and appearance.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes

Four-Cent City Carfare Plan in Youngstown

Youngstown residents ride at an average fare of four cents the lowest in the United States. Street Railway Commissioner William J. Sause reports that over 31 percent of riders use the plan. Patrons may purchase monthly passes at reduced rates and ride as much as they wish during the period.

Youngstown Ohio Eac United States William J. Sause

Ben Hur Plans Large Initiation For Masters Class

A large class of candidates will be initiated into masters degrees in Ben Hur hall tomorrow evening. Supreme officers Dr. KH. Hi Girard of Crawfordsville Indiana and W. A. Goltra will attend. The event includes a three day stay and a banquet program at Ben Hur auditorium with music by Ben Hur orchestra and Gilfillan quartet, speeches, dances, and dancing to follow. Lodge One of the largest in the country has 600 members and supports the David W. Girard memorial foundation to send deserving youth to college.

Ben Hur Knights of Pythias Shriners The Musenle Fraternity KH. Hi. Girard Crawfordsville Ind Supreme Edicof W. A. Goltra Supreme Keaper Order David W. Girard Memorial

Three Hunters Bag 126 Ducks in Two Days at DeSmet

Robert W. Parrott Arch W. Mefarlane and Os Jelefaid returned from DeSmet South Dakota with a record bag of 126 wild ducks. They totaled 74 the first day and 52 the next for their daily legal limits. They drove 870 miles in the trip with muddy highways.

Robert W. Parrott Arch W. Mefarlane Waterloo Os Jelefaid Forest City DeSmet Mr. Parrott Slayton Minn

Bid to View Hanging Given in Polk County

Sheriff Wagner and Chief Walker were invited by Sheriff Robb to witness the hanging of Grace Cross on October 7 at Fort Madison penitentiary runa yard. Cross and Eugene Weeks were convicted of the murder of George Fosdick, a Des Moines merchant. The event echoes renewed death penalty discussions in Iowa.

Ih. T. Wagner P. E. Walker W. E. Robb Polk County Grrce Cross Cross Eugene Weeks George Fosdick Desa Moines Runaon Fort Madison Wagner Iowa

Clothesbasket Fire Douses Home With Smoke

A closet clothesbasket at the J. W. Childers home on Mobile Street caught fire late last night. Mr Childers woke at 2 30 a m and dragged the basket outside before calling the fire department. Firemen found only smoldering rags in the yard and no damage to the house.

J. W. Childers Mobile Street

State Office Urged to Get Vets Records

The Citizens' Committee of America asks governors to appoint a state officer to record veterans’ service, disability, and care needs. The letter argues such records aid state agencies and honor loyal service, acknowledging costs but urging full restitution for veterans.

State Office Citizens’ Committee of America

Graves Church sends three to state conference

Graves Memorial United Brethren church will send Rev E W Main Mrs Main and Mrs C News to Des Moines for the annual state conference of United Brethren pastors and laymen. Bishop Cyrus Kep hart will preside. Delegates return Monday. Cohagan of the Y M C A will fill the pulpit Sunday at 11 am with no evening service. Annual reports show growth in all church societies.

E. W. Main Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Main Des Moines United Brethren Cyrus J. Kephart D. D Kansas City A. Cohagan Mr. Main Graves Memorial Church

Mortuary Victims W V Whyman and A J Chapman

Victor W Whyman of Waterloo died Monday night at 11 following a two year illness. Born April 2 1861 in Erie County Pa he lived in Adams Neb and Clarence Va before settling in Waterloo. He leaves a widow and two daughters, Fern and Myrtle. five brothers and four sisters. Leslie A Chapman formerly of Waterloo, Cedar Falls, was found dead at Fort Riley Ark where he served as lieutenant colonel and department instructor in military science. He was a nephew of A C Page and had made his home with Page family in Pomona California. Funeral plans incomplete.

Victor W. Wilyman Victor W. Whyman Baltimoré Street Erie County Adams Neb Mr. Whyman Ale Siders Clarence Waterloo Lhshie A. J. Chapman Leslie A. J. Chapman Cedar Falls Fort Riley Ark United States Army A. C. Page Page Pomona Cal

Herrick Trophy Match At Camp Perry Report

Camp Perry Ohio January reports the national life and pistol match competition featuring the United States infantry team and the Herrick trophy event proceeding as scheduled. The event includes rifle and pistol divisions and outlines the ongoing NATO? team results and standings at Camp Perry.

Camp Perry United States Infantry

World record perfect score on 80 yard range and upcoming events

Eight team members each scored 45 bullseyes on the 80 yard range setting a world record. Competition continues with matches for the Port Clinton trophy and the A B F team starting today on 900 and 1 000 yard ranges. Guy Emerson of Fremont Washington won the Wimbledon cup with 1490 possible points amid church notices and a noted giant edible mushroom found in St Gennain France.

Wall Port Ciintan

First Presbyterian hosts season opening meeting

At First Presbyterian Church a season opening meeting was held with about 30 attendees under the direction of Rev. JL RL Musartney. The class studied the old testament as the interdenominational group began. Mi Christy was elected president and Mil y Coughbry secretary.

First Presbyterian Church RL Musartney Mi’ Christy Mil Y Coughbry

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