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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1922

Page

3

Waterloo Woman's Club backs community chest movement at meeting

The Waterloo Woman's Club passed a motion supporting the community chest contribution method during its second general meeting. Judge G W Wood spoke on the dangers to civil liberties from special privileges and political influence, urging broad voter participation and integrity in government. George Lichty discussed candidacy and election strategies, while Effie Monday Evening underscored a milk ordinance goal.

Waterloo Woman's Club Civic Buon G. W. Wood Judge Wood Wood F Fee George Lichty W. Bo Navman Public Health Committee Civic Department A. Bonte Effie

Woman's Club at Iowa Falls Has Strong Program

The Civic department of the local Woman's club announces a year of programs featuring speakers from across Iowa. Mrs. W. D. Evans of Hampton opens October 3 with a talk on status of women and children under the laws of Iowa, followed by Mrs. Risser of Des Moines on local service gleanings from the biennial at Chautauqua. Des Moines curator H. H. By Harkin speaks January 2 on conservation of natural resources, Florence Johnson of Iowa City on February 6, and Mrs. Nate B. Kendall of Des Moines at the November 22 meeting on life in Iowa coal mining districts I Have Seen. Local programs fill the remaining months.

Iowa Falls Iowa W. D. Evans Hampton Lown Chautauqua Harkin Les Moines Wil Florence Johnson Iowa City Civics Department Nate BE Kendall Des Moines

Nellie Steely and Eugene DeVoe Wed at Historic Church

Nellie Steely daughter of Mr and Mrs Steely united in marriage with Eugene DeVoe at 3 pm in the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Rev Edward Lee officiated with Evelyn Buttke and Elmer Hull as attendants. The couple will reside at 721 Welrut sired. The bride, a former book keeper at Leath's, wore a navy blue traveling suit with Columbia roses corsage. DeVoe, a jeweler previously in town, is now at Cedar Falls. A 6 pm dinner for the bridal party will be at the bride's parents home, pink and white asters adorning the table.

Migkh Nelie F. Steely Mra eHssworth M. Steely Eugene DeVour Little Brown the Vale Nashua Edward Lee Evelyn Buttke Elmer Hull Columbia Roses Miss Buttke Ophalla Cedar Falls

Osage Couple Pass Golden Anniversary

Osage Tat Sept 23 Mr and Mrs W OW Guteh celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with open house. They have long resided in Osage. Distanced guests include two daughters Jennie Murphy Hudson Colo and Mrs Truex Bennett. The wedding was read this morning by Father Malone at Sacred Heart rectory. Attendants included sister Mrs Viorence Luca and brother Richard Bennett. Breakfast served at Hotel Russell Lamson. The couple will reside at 211 First Street after a trip. A visitor party followed for Mrs J C Rieker and daughter Mrs Lore Alford honoring Mrs S B Smith.

Osage W. OW. Guteh Jennie Murphy Hudson Colo Gutehes First Street West Patrick Malone Sacred Heart Catholic Church Viorence Luca Richard Bennett Cedar Falls Baloon Observation Corps Firse Street

The Proper Choice In Beauty Caps By Edna Kent Forbes

In Thursday's column the author argues that indoor caps should be plain like a Dutch housewife’s cap for practicality. Fancy boudoir caps with lace and satin belong with lingerie, while simpler caps suit housework and aging faces.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes

Side Talks on Rest, Fatigue, and Self Care in Daily Life

Ruth Cameron reflects on two women facing a two hour train trip. One rests and arrives refreshed, the other stays tense and fatigued. The piece contrasts self care with self sacrifice, warning against extravagance of time and strength and urging thrift in daily living.

Ian Oman Thame Tal Hat

Meeting of Women’s Relief corps plans conventions

One hundred women and seven comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic attended the Women’s Relief corps meeting. Plans for district and national representation were made. New members Mrs Ruby Elam and Mrs Nellie Scutt were welcomed and a flag presented to veterans. Comrade Julius Dennis will carry the banner to Des Moines. District assembly in Janesville October 12. Delegates to the national meeting not formal. about 15 expected.

W. R Grand Army of the Republic Women's Relief Corps Ruby Elam Nellie Scutt Anna Edgerton Amos Wheat Charles Keiderling Julius Dennis Des Moines Delia Sutherland Ethel Stull Janesville Lulu Bella Esher Hotel Chamberlain Memorial Hall Mary Bartlett Garria Leckington Julia White Evi Jolls William Reisnider Edgerton

Local Club Notes Mrs Colby residence events and society gatherings

At the Colby residence and other homes in the area, various church and club activities are reported. The Astrurian class enjoyed a devotional service, a fried chicken luncheon, and musical entertainment with Paul Davis and Albert Scholin performing. Other events include cradle roll gatherings at Walnut Street Baptist, St Francis Auxiliary officer appointments, East District teachers’ dinner, and upcoming P I C luncheon. Numerous class parties, club meetings, and appointment of officers are noted across St. Francis, Sacred Heart, St. Joseph’s, and Cedar Heights communities.

M. E M. &. Doyle Lula Crosby Paul Davis Albert Scholin Harvey Hess Walnut St. Baptist J. W. Thompson F. ©. Lauser Ray Lewis R. N. McDonald Coralie Coontz Mae Lewis Golo Granetta Snider St. Francis Auxiliary Hospital June Kirby Margaret Gleason Wes Peck George McGuire Ed Mullany Ed Mulleny Mmes T. C. Menges Sacred Heart J. J. Kildee St. Joseph's Jacob Reidgen East District Board In Education C. W. Kline

Fall Officially in Force Early Today

Fall began officially at 4 19 a m today when the sun crossed the equator going south. Day and night at that time were equal to all parts of the world. United States weather bureau officials say this marks the change from summer to fall in the northern hemisphere. The sun passes through the zenith at the equator and is on the horizon at the poles for two days or 50 after fall begins due to atmospheric refraction.

Equator United States Weather Bureau

Auxiliary to Run Waffle Booth at Cattle Congress

Mrs Marie Tunis will direct the waffle booth at the Dairy Cattle Congress. The booth is organized by the Woman s auxiliary of the American Legion with committee on supplies headed by Mrs J B Becker Mrs W P Mc Comb and Mrs Oscar Betry. Daily worker names to be announced to the gatekeepers as in prior years. The booth size will be doubled from 1921.

Marie Tunis Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion J. 8. Becker W. P. McComb Oscar Betry Tal Tha Gatakeepers

Captain Rickenbacker and Bride Arrive in Parts in Paris

Eddie Rickenbacker former American aviation ace and auto racer arrived in Paris today with his bride on their honeymoon. A separate notice invites all to a kid party at Castle Hill schoolhouse Friday evening September 28 with refreshments and a costume theme as local officers prepare for the year ahead in community center work.

Paris Eddie" Rickenbacker Castle Hilg Castle Hill

New Cedar Heights school opens with additions and plans

The Cedar Heights district prepares to open a new five acre school site on Rainbow Drive featuring a two story building, gym, and nine grade expansion. Construction delays await a few windows and doors but interiors, heated by a modern system, are near complete. The board notes long planning, new faculty, and a drive to host community meetings in a near fireproof facility. The old property will become Cedar Heights Community church grounds after sale.

Cedar Heights Altho Beant Cedar Falls Manuel William Gal Inway Dietrice Rainbow Drive Mastia Whs Echnol Anttor Bond M. EB. Bond Heve Emma’ Woods Waterloo KR. E. Gronk Cronk David Stevenson Iowa E. R. Shoemaker Littrell Bf, WN Waterloo Electrical Supply Company Dearborn Construction. Company of Waterloo Iit Board Walk

Views of the People Apostle Paul excerpt

A reader letter from Grandy Center Iowa Sept 21 discusses the life of the Apostle Paul. It praises his devotion and sacrifices from persecuting Christians to the Damascus road revelation and his mission as chief apostle to the Gentiles. It contrasts Nero’s decree with modern religious steadfastness and progress.

Apostle Paul Grandy Center Loya Buffetinga Artkesman Nero Ifetory William G. Kerr

Methodist here for sixty seventh Upper Iowa conference

Ministers lay delegates and many visitors from Waterloo plan to attend the sixty seventh annual Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Mason City September 26 to October 2. Opening events include an informal reception by W F Musa and address by Rev W W Carlton. Bishop Ernest G Richardson will organize. Ministers’ wives meet, Galilee service at Clear Lake, and ordination of deacons and elders planned. Conference appointments will be announced at final session.

Waterloo Mason City Upper Iowa The Methodist Episcopal Church Mela Wive Warcome W. FL Musa Waterloo M_ E EH. J. Lockwood FP. Hurlburt Clear Lake Meson City S. M. Bentley J. W. Arbuckle G. R. Rehde S. A. Cor Hogan W. W. Wrant Grace EB. J. Lockwood Layman’s Association

Official Birth Records Report Multiple Certificates

A list of birth registrations from various families with names and dates, noting births at Presbyterian hospital and other locales. The entry includes Siam’s capital Bangkok as a floating city with 79,090 houses on rafted foundations.

Bangkok Siam

W H Girl Peppers To Galvanize School

A Wort high girls auxiliary to the Howling Hundred was formed. Dorothy Crasen is grand factotum, Dorothy Bickley SAOPOMETY, and Teren Easley treasurer. The group, named The Peppers, aims to foster pep and athletic spirit in cooperation with the Howling Hundred. Dues are 50 cents, membership open to all feminine fans. over half the girls have signed.

Howling Hundred Wort High Dorothy Crasen Dorthy Bickley Saopomety Teren Easley Peppers Fne Howling Hunndred Iris Chaye

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Society News BRB Natural “Music Club Mildred Gleason McCollum Jones Mrs. Jones Woman’s Club Nellie Steely Eugene DeVoe Historic Church J. C. Rieker Lore Alford Walnut Street B. Smith Ruth Cameron Lola St. Eliott Daughters of Veterans Janetikwood Eliott Elvn N. Wannemaker Waterloo Daughters Gertrude Wright Winnie Eggleston Mae Walker Abbie Warthen Grace Stallman D. of V.’s and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Ollie Knapp Fannie Meyerson Henry L. Crowell Sons of Veterans George 9. Millard Teo America A. B. Glenny Glenny W. C. Breckenridge Hutchinson W. H. Howrey Peeennad Park Calvin I. Kingsley Kingbard Hil B. F. Lowell Colorado Springs J. H. Loeffel Washington, D.C H.R. Magnani B. F. Swisher John Knox Harry Northey T. R. McCoy Fred Wray Maude Burns Missea Helen Devis Martha Kretchmar Asters Zinning F. H. Goodman Chicago A. H. Frank J. W. Wooda Walerlon California CG. W. Rombaugh Florida Colby George B. Mill Myrtle Fairbanks Carrie Lovejoy Maria Hutchison Black’s Tearoom Cedar Treights Woman's Club A. H. McCutcheon J. E. Mayo W. EF. Sehollian Pi Slema Phi Uesel Lainson Monay A. L. Auxiliary Rickenbacker Bride Parts Methodists Bread Stearns Clay St Albert K. Bartell Escond West Betty Ac Joseph Judkins Hue Riverside Joseph Judkins Jr Frank Phillips Tincoln Shirley Odette Leandrew Nesbitt Dauprater Geraldine Lueke Fred Lee Roberts Fred Canon Theodore Joseph Peak St. Francis Hospital Senc Samase Isabelle Jean Parente Marion Vincent P. Briscoll St. Frances Hospital Mary Arlene Leon Condé Vermont Richard Louis Pallas L. Hulbert Presbyterian Hospital Geraldine Parkersburg James Kuoff Hawthorne Avenue Ghter Clarence FE Wallace Jack Lewis Richard Vunderlin Genter Elizabeth Mroo Lieyd Soutn Kenneth Merler Alexander Mute Newell Varnette Aadglaide Robart Kiefer Cedar Paths Robert Purl Louis Essmay Monroe Charles Biward San Forrest Michael Presbyterian Hospital Raie AN. Guren Ralph Walter H. Stoner Alta Vileta Alexander Prank Williston Paul Air Clytie Aston Elizabetha Latorte John Phillips Blick Hawk County Leo Mathias William O P. Paules W. H. Girl “Peppers Maddigan School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art Lund Christ Thone
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