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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1923

Page

2

Veterans convention to be held at Memorial hall Oct 10

Black Hawk county veterans of Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R announced the Oct 10 gathering at Memorial hall. Forty five members and nine comrades attended the meeting where reports on the national encampment at Milwaukee were given by Mrs Anna Becker and Comrade G W Bothwell. Mrs Louise Shupe, circle president, received a bouquet. Circle members will meet in the First Methodist Episcopal lobby at 4 p.m. Sunday to attend services together.

Black Hawk County Memorial Hall Lincoln Circle Anna, Becker G. W. Bothwell Milwaukee Louise Shupe First Methodist Episcopal Burely

Lichty Family Reunion and Community Notices

Lichty family reunion draws 50 at Orange Township. varied local events include engagements, weddings, teas, piano recital, dances, and club meetings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. William Lichty, Mrs. H. R. Sehreck, Mr. and Mrs. Robey Fowler-Announcement, and residents from Rockford, Waterloo, and Waverly.

Lichty Orange Township

Side Talks on Irritability and Making Amends

A reader reflects on how many people tolerate daily irritability from others while failing to fight back, and shares a confession about parental kindness. The piece recalls a mother who endured family fusses and vows to improve, noting that even the best can be irritable under nerve strain. It ends urging a sincere apology when wrong is done.

Beauty Secrets From Edna Kent Forbes Hasty Hints

Brief cosmetic tips advise quick appearance fixes for a tired day. Use cold cream, hot and cold rinse, benzojin tincture, and nail care for a fresh look. Hair tips include scalp massage, gentle waving, and a damp gin band aid fluid to set curls.

Walnut Street Baptist church guests entertain at new Glockner home

Wishers of Walnut Street Baptist church were entertained at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Glockner last evening. Rev and Mrs E Luce were honored at an informal party with Mrs Walter Wade and Mrs Carl Kinsell assisting. The evening featured games and music as hosts served refreshments. First M E B Altraman class met at Mrs B E Compton's home with picnic lunch and a short business session. Miss Ethel Brinkman and Mrs Compton led the afternoon program. Mrs K E Leffler spoke on her recent travels through the west.

Gladys Pannon Doris Rolling Ralph Alexander East and West High School Friendship Club Tha Carl Kirkpatrick Cedar Heights Marion Ranster Japan Ceylon Minnie Crippen Arch McFarlane Sunnyside Walnut Street Baptist Church Charles F. Glockner E. Luce Walter Wade Carl Kinsell M. EB. Altraman B. E. Compton Mies J. A. Webb P. Walker Clarence Hamiel Ethel Brinkman Compton KE. G. Leffler

Club Notes postponement of Star Rebekah meeting

The Star Rebekah club meeting was postponed due to Cat tle Congress and rescheduled for October 9 with Mrs Frank Duke as hostess Mrs James Black to entertain Happy Hour club hosts a 6 o clock luncheon at Sheridan Road Prospect Hills Mrs FP A Lynch entertained Busy Women's Idle Day club yesterday at Patterson Apartments with guest Mrs George Lieberl.

Rubert Parrott Robert Law Edward Wenner James Parrott C. XN Shane Leo Alexander Arthur Fowler Joe Damond Star Rebekah Club Tle Frank Duke James Black Sherdan Road Prospect Hills FP. A. Lynch Idle Day Club Patterson Apartments George Lieberl

City in Brief: Visitors and Residents Travel Through Waterloo

Local notes list Mrs Amy Kirk Greene Sr visiting Waterloo . George W Walters Venice California visiting Waterloo. Mrs I A Koenig Chicago visiting sister Mrs J J Dunwald. L E McCabe Dubuque Illinois Central official in city for complaint investigations. Mrs H O Gardner moving to Eldorado Kansas. Miss Evalyn Tiedtman and Miss Rozella Ward in Chirksville for weekend. Miss Cora French en route to Los Angeles after Barrie Ontario visit. Dr W H Bickley and Elias Bickley return from Minnesota and Canada. Misses Sanford Whitney and Whitney to Minneapolis for University of Minnesota enrollment. Miss Mabel Archer leaves for Janesville Wisconsin. G S Driscoll Metro Life Insurance agent in St Louis for district meeting. Hue couples listed as Strangers in Our Midst in MecPherson Kansas. Rodge Taylor Illinois Central ill health trip to Carbondale Illinois and Colorado Springs. Louis L Van Buran Ogilvie Minnesota and family spending days here en route to Epworth reunion with Waterloo stop.

L. E. McCabe Dubuque Illinois, Central O. Gardner Seventh Street Eldorado Kan N. C. Smith Evalyn Tiedtman la Tayette Street Rozella Ward Mulberry Street Chirksville Cora French Henry Austin Los Angeles Cal Barrie Ont W. H. Bickley Elias Bickley Minnesota Canada Bernetta Sanford June Whitney Iole Whitney Minneapolis University of Minnesota Mabel Archer Janesville Wis G. S. Driscoll Metropolitan Life Insurance Company St. Louis John Hue Elmer F. Hue Waterloo MecPherson California McPherson Daily Republican Rodge Taylor W. 5S Williams Illinois Central Lines Carbondale Colorado Springs Colo. Louis van Buran Ogilvie Minn W. Bruner

Waterloo Credit Men Hear Walter Jensen

About 320 jobbers and manufacturers attended the Waterloo Association of Credit Men meeting at Black's Tearoom. Walter P. Jensen spoke on The Development of the Constitution in the United States, urging business people to understand the Constitution. A discussion followed. credits and sales are better than last year and banks’ condition improved. The group will meet the third Friday each month through January 1924.

Waterloo Association of Credit Men Black's Walter P. Jensen United States Iso

Mme Mabelle Wagner Shank to Sing at Dairy Show Week

Operatic soprano Mme Mabelle Wagner Shank will perform vocal selections each afternoon and evening in the automobile building during the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Bel sian Horse show Week in Water loo. Her midwest appearances recently and at the Town State fair Des Moines were well received, with past concert work centered in eastern cities and with symphonies and bands. She has made Edison records and is noted for a pleasing voice and personality.

Mme Mabelle Wagner Shank Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Altho Middlewest Des Moines Mme. Shank Edison Records

Samuel Thompson Injured When Auto Ditches

Samuel Thompson of Cedar Falls employed by Campbell Baking sustained a bad head gash and a severe cut to his left hand when his auto overturned in a ditch on Rainbow drive early today. A misty windshield and a concrete mixer in front of him caused the crash as he swerved across the drive. he received first aid and was taken to his brother’s home in Waterloo after minor injuries. The car was badly damaged.

Samuel Thompson Cedar Falls Campbell Baking Company Rainbow Drive Mr. Thompson Cedar Heights Watterloo C. C. Thompson Fifth Street West

Drunken Driver Fined After Lafayette Street Crash

Emery Hollander of Cedar Rapids Iowa was fined 100 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated after a Lafayette street collision involving Frank A Lawson whose car also carried three intoxicated men. A man escaped from a police car during arrest. M Deal received ten dollars and costs for intoxication. Charles Griggs faced larceny of a tire from Milo Miller garage with hearing continued to Sept. 25.

Emery Hollander Cedar Rapids J. W. Gwynne Frank A. Lawson Lafayette Lafayette Street Lawson Cortright Farm Hollander M. Deal Deal Charles Griggs Milo Miller

East High Juniors Elect New Class Officers

Fast first meeting of the year with officers and class advisors elected. George Marker is president, Stanley Gruhn VP, Ernie Hulett treasurer, Edna Steege secretary. Miss Mars Ethel Dixon, English teacher, chosen class advisor.

Fast High George Marker Stanley Gruhn Ernie Hulett Edna Steege Miss Mars Ethel Dioxn

Fire Causes Minor Damage at Kingsley Avenue Home

A defective fireplace is cited as the cause of a small fire at the home of E. Howard, 100 Kingsley Avenue, at about 4 30 p m yesterday. Firemen extinguished the blaze with a handpump. The notice at the end promotes Henderson Insurance Agency contact.

E. Howard Kingsley Avenue

Gardner youth given chance to repay store thefts

George Gardner, 19, admitted taking a coat and suit from the M. Scane clothing store in Grand Island and turned himself in claiming remorse. He pleaded guilty and awaits January sentence while living on bond and working with deputy sheriff F. A. Robinson. Gardner seeks money to repay Scane. Scane forgave the incident and will list the stolen items. Other arraignments followed including liquor nuisance and bootlegging guilty pleas.

George Gardner FL M. Scane Grand Island Neb Gardner Altho Woting H. B. Boies Gerdner F. A. Robinson Clothier Robinson Scane Seane Irvin L. Jolley Joe Davis State Board of Parole Bart Thomas Walter R. French

Auto Collision Near Reinbeck Involving Brown And Witt

Two cars collided on the highway east of Reinbeck early this week. Driver Virgil Brown of Waterloo and Fred Witt of Gladbrook escaped injury though both vehicles were damaged. Brown’s car left a high embankment after the crash.

Coltalion Reinbeckh Reinbeck Virgil Brown Waterloo Fred Witt Gladbrook

Gasoline prices hold, cuts expected soon in Waterloo

Gasoline remains at 16 12 cents in Waterloo while officials say cuts may come after overproduction concerns. Standard Oil Indiana cites price equalization in towns facing undercutting, as independents push for gradual reductions. Also noted, David Mopper, 5, quarantined for scarlet fever at 633 Mobile. A French expedition searches for the buried City of Brass in the Sahara desert.

Waterloo Standard Ol Company Des Moines Iowa R. J. “Thomas Standard Oil Company of Indiana HT. C. Wurster Hawkeye Oil Company Brass Sahura Desert

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