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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1923

Page

2

Temperance Union convenes with Miss Erwin as guest

W C T U unions from six locals met in an all day session at Willard hall Cedar Falls with Mary E Erwin national secretary as honored guest. No officers were re elected. Reports from superintendents and local presidents followed an afternoon address by Miss Erwin on temperance themes. A community sing noontide service and a picnic dinner preceded further discussions. Memorial hall and other local society meetings were announced for the week.

Willard Ball Mary E. Erwin Loyal Temperance Legion J. Philogi Cedar Halls Ida Mitchel Wareroo Hose Wild Cedar Fall Pospond Sry F.S. Yapp Jesary Siltsgaard Airs G. W. Lucht Noontide Service F. J. Bightey Mart Moore Miss Erwin W. A. Taylor Cedar

Woman's Club Meeting Tonight With Lectureby Dr Macartney

The Woman's Club general meeting occurs at 7 30 p m in the clubhouse with an illustrated lecture by Dr John Robertson Macartney. The session moved from afternoon to accommodate the program and prelude social events feature tonic courtesy showers and vocal performances by local guests.

Woman's Club Fine Arta Ohn Robertson Macartney

Club Notes and Social Gatherings Recap

Merry Twelve club members were entertained at Jane Kirby’s home with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. W. H. Mitchell and Miss Kata Mitchell. Guests included Mimes, M. H. Kelly, W. C. Welsh, George McGuire, Michael Gleason, and several Miss Kelly Carrigg Finnerty attendees. Mrs Julius Mortensen hosted Good Luck day. Needle work filled the afternoon. Pythian Sisters plan 7 30 PM meeting at K of P hall.

Jane Kirby W. H. Mitchell Kata Mitchell Mimes M. H. Kelly W. C Welsh George McGuire Michael Gleason Mary Kelly Marparal Carrigg Ann Finnerty Julius Mortensen J. Tk. McMulen

Christ Episcopal Women Host Tea After Meeting

Mrs. George Lichty welcomed forty members and guests of the Christ Episcopal Women's guild for tea at her home after a business session. Tea service was by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Edward Wenner and others including Mrs. Hodge and S. Taylor. St. Mary's Sewing circle met in the parish hall for a quilting session with about 56 members present and hostesses listed as Mrs. John Glaza and others.

George Lichty Christ Episcopal Women’s Guild Wred Northey Edward Wenner Hodge &S. Taylor Wallace Marker George Rath St. Mary's Sewing Eirela Mmes John Glaza B. Chavalier Henry Schmidt John Sexton

Tax on mortgage deed cancellation clarified

The clause explains that a conveyance by a defaulting mortgagor, issued in consideration of the cancellation of the mortgage deed, is subject to tax calculated on the mortgage deed amount plus unpaid accrued interest.

Elan Rendition of Haydn Air Tops This Week's Records

The Jhaan string quartet leads with Haydn's famous air and a Tschaikovsky quartet, plus McCormack songs Remember, Sometimes You'll Remember on red seal discs. Also featuring Alda Jacoby Caruso Journet in operatic quartets and Wagner Tannhauser overture arranged for recording. Dance sides include Tell Me a Story fox trot and Love Is Just a Flower.

Haydn Emperor Quartet Jhaan String Quartet Emineut Mischaiman Messra Bak, Rissland Nagel Rosten Symphony Orchestra Tsthaikowsky Martha ariEe Oy Alda Jacoby Caruso Journet Wavener Victor Symphony Orchestra Rosario Bourdon S. S. Leviathan Orchestra Benson Orchestra Chicago Charles Dornberger Whitey Kaufman Pennsylvania Serenaders Louisyfille S. & Leviathan

Stamp Tax Needed on Quit Claim Deeds In Iowa

The Dubuque internal revenue office reports many inquiries across the state about whether quit claim deeds from a mortgagor to a mortgagee are subject to documentary stamp tax. Regulations 65 govern the stamp tax rules and exemptions.

Collector of Internal Revenue Dubuque

Side Talks by Ruth Sameron about children and giving

Ruth Sameron extols a neighborhood auntie who fills children's lives with dances, outings, stamps, and gifts. The piece argues parents and adults should let children share in chores as a fair exchange, noting adults often spoil kids and that love should include reciprocity.

Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes

A column on nurse attire and appearance during wartime, contrasting stern starch uniforms with softer, more flattering outfits. Advice covers dress color, veils, makeup, and the idea of keeping a neat white apron outside the sick room. Includes reader tips on personal care and color recommendations.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Red Cross Europe Cleopatra

Fire Alarms and Local News Briefs At Cedar Rapids

Community notices include a serious blood poisoning case for Dr. F W Porterfield, Mayor W D Sickles visiting, and Craig Kennedy returning from Minnesota. Meals served at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds, legal cases on illegal liquor transportation, funerals in Cedar Rapids, and travel to Mount St Joseph college. School study centers for teachers start tomorrow at East High with sessions, lectures, and a dental talk in the afternoon.

W. D. Sickles Movilte E. McStayhone Craig Kennedy Pine White Fish Lake Minn J. G. Litchfield Independence A. J. Howard Fourth Street St. John's New Catholic Church Alice Genevieve Cahill Lafayette Street Dubuque Mount St. Joseph College M. H. Way C. F. London Charles F_ Brown Cedar Rapids Clarksville Earl H. B. Gardner N. C. Smith Eldorado Kan Tay William Moe First National Bank Oklahoma City Okla George Schoel Mullan Avenue Charles Martin Siaix City

Towa Dairy Cattle Judging Team Dominates Nine State Contests

The Towa Dairy Cattle Judging Team defeated nine state teams at the Dairy Cattle Congress contest this week. Team members Beason Hach Floyd Johnston Porter Jarvis and others placed highly, with Prof. Weaver praising their strong judging and oral reasoning. The squad aims for the national dairy exposition in Syracuse, New York.

Towa Dairy Cattle Congress Beason Hach Floyd Johnston Waterloo Iowa State College Syracuse N. Y Porter Jarvis Weaver I Boys Ile Jave R.T. Mygatt Shenandoah Ia. M. Kirby Ames RF. Mygatt A. M. Kirby Prof Earl Weaver

Daley Band Benefit Frolic Cast for Waterloo Theatre

The 0.C.K. k. Frolics cast announced for a Waterloo theatre show October 3 4 5 to benefit the Daley band. The program blends minstrel entertainment with the one act play Hello Ebenezer featuring leading roles by King Beals Roger Muller and Ralph Martin and many others. The event promises lively musical numbers and a final ensemble flourish.

Waterloo Theatre Yaneseiganton Madigan Sharold Golder A. Willer Dales Bob White G. RR. McKeen King Beale Buftons Florence Bellows Im Coonrod Daring Pitts Herbert Lobnes King Beate Bil Mann FL A. Lawson George Windall W. Is Bureh Tc.lark K. A. Fredin A. EB. Bress Ralph Mactin Clarence Bergeson Frank Sheeley George Hogeman Doc Boatman Roger Muller Nora’ Harrold Golder Indiana Moon Ralph Martin Louisville Bly Mann H. Daley Memory Jello Ebenezer Seane Waterloo Heene Klaw Hammerstein Whenezer King Beals Klinn Hammerstein Roger Mullerrederick-the-Great R. H. Thompson Percy Powdernuff Bul Mann Philip Sournote Wildolt Dalites Af Mildred Jania Woodbury Iva Huck ¥Mner Margaret — Lwelly I Clarke Pay Rober Margaret Gleason Elizabeth Lies Claire Wade Doris Spensley Dollies Col Gea Crash Perry Powdernnff Tinkle Town Ebenezer Efisod I. O Reinja Fisk Annie “Yo Virginia Fish Anno Tleatwson Souloist

It Didn’t Show By Corona Remington

Josephine Maclane scrubs a kitchen while debating duties and dinner. She notes the list of chores and reflects on Tavolt, their patient boarder recovering from pneumonia, whose quiet kindness contrasts with her own worries.

Josephine Theo Corona Remington Josephine Maclane Japhine Mr. Waring Mactanes

Auto Belonging to Postmaster Stolen

Postmaster Ray C. Eggert’s 1925 Ford sedan, license 16452, was stolen while he attended the funeral of A. W. Peterson at First Presbyterian Church. Police found no trace by noon today as crowds crowded nearby cars and a party of Courier employees attended the service. A siden car and bicycles belonging to Edwin Flood and newsboy Will McCarty were reported stolen.

Ray C. Eggert A. W. Peterson First Presbyterian Church Eggert Edwin Flood Will McCarty Newsboy Stelen

Oskaloosa Flooded by Heavy Rain Early Today

Oskaloosa Iowa reports near four inches of rain between 1 30 am and 3 am causing sewer backups and flooded basements. Postmaster Ray Bregert hosts guests from Clermont Illinois Mr Lee Eastman and Mrs. Eastman attending the cattle congress.

Oskatloosa Oskaloosa Lee Eastman Clermont, Ja Ray Bregert

Building Permits Total $16 550 in Day

Permits saved yesterday by Charles Wasgon, building commissioner, added $16 559 to the construction value. Alford Bros. obtained a garage permit for $10 000 at Fourth and Almond streets. Mrs Phoebe McMurrin received two licenses for $3 000 each at 420 and Saxon. Mrs Netta Brown to remodel a house at 314 Locust for $350 and Wisher Bros plan apartment remodels at 225 Fifth Street for $200.

Charles Wasgon Alford Bros Fourth Almond Streets Phoebe McMurrin Wellington Saxon Netta Brown Wisher Bros Fifth Street Engs

Ministerial Assn Resumes Sessions at the Y

Waterloo Ministerial Association meets in fall session at the Y M C A on Monday at 10 30 a m Rev R D Eeblin new pastor of First Presbyterian Cedar Falls speaks on The Millennial Idea Rev C V Allison reviews Living Martyrs of the Pulpit by Lincoln about 40 members including Cedar Falls attend The public is invited to attend the meeting

Waterloo R. D. Eeblin First Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls C. V. Allison Lincoln Waterloo Association

Rain Dampens Attendance at Dairy Cattle Congress

Rainfall measured .62 inches by 7 am with about half again since, cooling crowds at the Dairy Cattle Congress at noon. Yesterday hit 79 degrees with a low of 58, and the forecast calls for more rain and cooler weather tonight and tomorrow. New arrivals at Woods Wiltinery noted.

Dairy Cattle Congress

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