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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1921

Page

2

Social page notes fall society events and meetings

Helen Gould auxiliary hosted Spanish American War veterans and families at Memorial hall with a full dinner and program led by A P Smith and John Averill. Mrs Julius Kops welcomed guests. Miss Van Hook spoke on foreign missions. Miss War Hook’s talk drew 140 attendees. various church and club groups held luncheons, dances, study gatherings, and fundraisers with members distributing classes and civic activities across Cedar Falls and Des Moines.

Helen Gould Auxiliary Memorial Hall Assembly A. P. Smith Fred Willier Julius Kops John Averill Edward Wilcox Frank Butler Cedar Falls E. C. Moffitt Hudson A. J. Arius Auxiliary First Presbyterian Miss van Hook Mission Department of Women’s Working Association Missionary Societies of Westminster M Northminister East Park James Black Persia Russ America J. R. Macartney Presbytery Des Moines David Stevenson Jack Patterson McDowell Mendelssohin

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Fashion Advice

Edna Kent Forbes offers color schemes and budgeting tips for spring wardrobes. Readers are advised to plan around one color palette, reuse last year’s pieces with minor updates, and shop frugally to maintain style without overspending.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Rita

Side Talks on Love and Duty Amid Domestic Life

A fragment from a reflective piece discusses men’s desire to provide for family and a home, contrasted with a workman’s story about a car bought for his daughter’s needs. It explores appreciation for sacrifice, the pull between independence and devotion, and wonders at the beauty found in daily human kindness.

Golls Missis Mahager Iran

Woman's Club Evening depart ment session opens with Myrta Saven

The Woman's Club holds an initial session tonight led by Mrs Myrta S Naven with courtesies by Miss Ada Bardeen and Miss Margaret Morris. New officers presiding will be Mrs B C McConnell chairman Miss Corinne Keagy secretary and Mrs C M Young executive member.

Woman's Club Myrta S. Naven Ada Bardeen Margaret Morris B.C. McConnell Corinne Keagy C. M. Young Civic Department Tomarrow Greater Waterloo Association A. Boggs B. J. Mowrey H. DO. Lee Will C. Lane C. W. Mullan

Des Moines Theatres Shut By Street Car Strikes

Des Moines faces a crippled theater scene as street car service failure halts all theatres except Orpheum vaudeville. Moving pictures lose money while retailers and real estate agents warn of a stagnant market. the city council draws sharp comparison to Nero as Rome burned.

Mes Moines Orpheum Nero Jas Rome Des Moines

State Becomes Its Own Meat Packer

Des Moines reports the state board of control plans to slaughter and process meat in house. Over nine months 1000 cattle and about 1000 sheep were bought and butchered, cutting costs by at least 25 percent. The program yields tongues livers hearts and hides, saving an estimated 25000 yearly on beef and about 6000 on mutton, with new slaughterhouses planned and larger scale operations. Swine from state farms already contribute to pork and lard supplies.

Des Moines State Board of Control A. M. McColl

Dame Fashion Debuts in Crowded Shopping District

Crowds filled Waterloo Street for Dame Fashion's fall debut with window displays by Black's Paul Davis Falan Fleming Wilhelm Frances Crawford's and Maisner's. Burch Bros staged a living models style revue as crowds admired gowns fur coats and hats in multiple department stores.

Black's Paul Davis Falan-Fleming, Wilhel’s Frances and Maisner's Crawford'’s Burch Bros Waterloo Black’s Falan-Fleming Company Wilhelm's Frances Shop Crawford’s Maisner’s Black Davis Paul Davis Dry, Goods Company Falan-Fleming Palan- Fleming Company John Wilhelm Wilhelm Frances New York Crawford's Martha Belle McCormick Harold Platt Myrtle Jobe

Maisner's Window Displays Lavish in Frocks and Coats

Diack color dominates the scene with black white and emerald ensembles plus new browns. Maisner's presents two elegant dancing frocks in sun set pussy willow and orchid hues, a brown ermine coat, black hats, a silver turban, georgette and canton crepe blouses. Other shops Mendelson's cloak shop Sinnard's Sinnard's grocery Davidson company Nichols & Gates showcase seasonal displays.

Maisner Mendelson Sinnard’s Grocery West Davidson Company Nichols & Gates

Marriage Licenses Report From Forest R Johnson and Others

Forest R Johnson of Montevideo Minnesota appears in a list of marriage licenses alongside Muriel Draper of Waterloo Ernest White of Marion Florence Barber of Marion and other entries. The document also notes a public stage ban affecting women of the Moslem faith.

Forest R. Johnson Montevideo, ‘Minn Muriel Draper Waterloo Ernest White Marion Florence Barber

The Sandman Story Miss Chestnut Meets Jack Frost

A burr called Miss Chestnut dreams of a warm winter until a yearly visitor arrives. Jack Frost destroys her cozy home, and Miss Chestnut angrily confronts him while pondering her chilly fate. The sunrise softens the encounter as she forgets the mischief and returns to sleep.

Miss Chestnut Jack Frost Father Winter

Sheriff Seizes Still and Arrests Man Near Millerdale

Sheriff H T Wagner arrested Steve Williams for operating a still in a shack near Millerdale addition southeast of town. About 100 gallons of mash and finished product were seized, made with molasses. Williams and crew were brought to town for a 2 p.m. hearing.

Steve Williams Jay H.T. Wagner Millerdale Addition Williams

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