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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

2

Waterloo society notes highlight branch meeting and D A R lunch

Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will publish an yearbook within a few days. Members heard papers on constitutional framing and Girl Reserve movement while reports, officer words, and new member introductions dominated the meeting. D A R luncheon drew 44 attendees with speeches by Effie McCollum Jones and singing, amid floral table décor.

Waterloo Amercan Fred S. Pattit Aliss Blanche Stewart Thenill Tuthill Toda T. A. McManus Girl Reserve Movement Carl Kirkpatrick Alberta Green Janet Sloan Stewart Pettht Maud Drrlley Jack Patterson Fred J. Millar Towa Japan France England Inar Sloane M. Wallace Paul Appleby Wilbur Briggs Lorraine Harlowell Mas Howell Hazel Scott

Y W Department Changes Name to Girl Reserves

The Y W department will be renamed the Girl Reserves under the national Yo Wee plan. Miss Minnie H. Smith is secretary. The program serves girls aged 12 to 18 with a Waterloo addition the Junior Girl Reserves for younger girls. High school clubs form part of the program and a west and east high school cabinet plan a house party at Elk Point this weekend to set goals for the year.

AL Plan Jocal Association Girls’ Work Minnie H. Smith POS United State Waterloo Kown Wanong Superink Cabineta West and East Elk Ttn Mra T. L. McManus Carti Kirkpatrick Smith Hmima Blythe West High Leola Strope East High Maarlan Montealf Charlotte Altstadt Marjorie Banton Katrine Oleson Ruth Gary Helen McCleary Huth Stunard Rachel Hawthorne Mary Vaughan Helen Mae Asquith Helen Eastey Dornehy Bickley Arlene Stnll Lucila Alber West Onblat

Beauty Chats On Hair Care By Edna Kent Forbes

A reader shares how clipping split ends and daily scalp massage revived hair. After years of sun exposure and dryness the hair grew past the waist with new growth each season, proving end clipping and vigorous scalp massage restore health without other remedies.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes

Those Crazy Statements About Cars In Honest Talk

Ruth Cameron laments misleading car cost claims and pushes for a law to punish deceptive statements. She cites a dialogue about buying a car, depreciation, insurance, gas and repairs, noting how some figures mislead buyers and misstate running expenses.

Understanding and Cooperation Emphasized at School Talk

Prof Jeslie Reed from Iowa State Teachers College urged a new attitude toward schools and home life to foster citizenship. He warned Americans to uphold law and order, stressing the home as the fundamental influence on a child’s life and future responsibilities.

Jeslie R Reed Iowa State Col Mir Reed

Friday community notes on nurses visits and events

Friday monthly schedule lists Mrs Raye-Int as next host. Visitors include Mrs D J Gretzinger and Mrs Mery Strawn RNs from Sartori hospital Cedar Falls. delegates to state convention named Nell Mayers Anne Butterfield and Mannetre ell. Baptist tea towel shower planned. women’s group meets church parlors. South America program by Mrs A L Stacker. supper by Blanche Waupha. Social event features guest Mr Met. West entries note visitors from outside city. Knights of Columbus dance planned February 28. Mary’s Sewing Vitel hosts and hostesses named.

Metal Sarturi Hospital Cedar Falls Nell Mayers Anne Butterfield Mannetre Registered Nurses Wonan Stacker South America Blanche Waupha

Business Women's Bulletin to Shrink to Sixteen Pages

The Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club votes to cut The Waterloo Way to sixteen pages due to heavy demands. The club held its first dinner and social, seating about 45 with decorative tables. A lunch for nine young women followed at noon, and plans include a Universalist supper and church fellowship event. The Klan is reported to block officers at a meeting in the club quarters with a post session smoker.

Waterloo Way Aatere Boxcomb Zinnies Anga Dacker Kien Fleetion

Club Notes and Social Gatherings Toast First Dance Night

The Good Times club hosts its season opening dancing party Friday at Moose Hall. The Tuesday Luncheon club was entertained at M Porth with guests Mrs. Sarah Mualler and Mrs. Glenn Biggle. Inncheor table set for 12 with asters and sweetpeas, needlework in the afternoon. Wrist watches are given as a late present from the Earl of Teivester to a member.

Moose Hall Sarah Mualler Glenn Biggle M Porth

West Hick to Form School Orchestras and Band

Plans by Miss Alice Swanson and Elmer Sherrill for new West High music groups. An upper orchestra and a development ensemble will recruit from the high school and junior high eighth grade. Half credit per semester offered for service in orchestras, three rehearsals weekly during school hours, winter concerts planned, with a radio debut bid from a local station.

New West High Alice Swanson Elmer Sherrill Altho Sherrill Miss Swanson

Hooched Hubby Put to Bed by Police

A distraught wife on E Login Avenue called police at 2 a.m. reporting her husband intoxicated by hooch. Officers found him asleep in bed, intoxicated, and placed him safely back under the covers.

Ater Login Avenue Ile

Health Pageant Led By Central And Frances Pupils

Pupils from Central and Frances Groat schools will present a health pageant during the Dairy Cattle Congress week. The event titled The Queen of Food features singing dancing and costumes by student groups and individuals. Edna Lick supervision and teacher cooperation accompany the performances.

Central Frances Dairy Cattle Congress Edna Lick Central School Groat School

Fuel boards set to be idle after coal strike ends

With the coal strike settled and coal reaching Iowa communities, local fuel boards appear likely to be without work as fuel supplies normalize. The report notes no current tasks for these boards amid the wider energy distribution.

Iowa Tocal

State fuel official addresses commission delays in Town

Charles Webster, Iowa fuel chief for Des Moines, writes a letter to a town fuel commission member noting daily worsening conditions. He explains that local commissions will be called to act in emergencies if needed, outlining contingency expectations amid ongoing fuel supply questions.

Charles Webster Des Moines Ol Commissious Waterolo Fuel Commission Wetster

Seven Hour Exam for U S Job Candidate

Two out of town candidates seek auditor of income positions in the internal revenue service. They undertake a seven hour examination at the post office, supervised by KE Brainard, secretary of the service board, and Mrs Lona Neu, stenographer to Postmaster A Kelly.

Internal Revenue Postetrie Lastlag Ren Hott KE. Brainard Ib Tail Service Board Lona Neu A. Kelly

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