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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1919
Page
8
Tuesday evening events list various club gatherings including Mrs. Charles A kuson at the J V D Club and Mrs. M C Vaughan at the Clio Club. Chapter 4 PLE and Mrs. J W prapfel are also mentioned in the schedule.
Achoth Alumni held its first Waterloo meeting at Mrs. James Hoskins home with Mrs. Hoskins presiding. Cedar Falls upper chapter led a pledging ceremony as 10 girls joined the active group. Edith Steele of Parkersburg and Genevieve Jones of Nora Brings attended as guests. Drama League previews Mrs. Bumpbread-Leigh as the season opener at East High Auditorium. Mrs. Scane handles tickets, Mrs. Bowyan coordinates AES arrangements. Lucille M. Smith wed Derbert Q. Gilley at Walnut Street Baptist Church. newlyweds will reside at 23 Lane Street. Child Study Club plans a session hosted by Mrs. Ww, PB. 3mal] with a discussion on Moral and Physical Health and interdependence.
A reader column discusses how a small mouth is often seen as ideal yet a mobile mouth with sensitivity and gentleness has charm. Advice covers photography tips, avoiding habits that enlarge the mouth, and notes on cosmetics and medical inquiries. Questions touch on baby weight, cleansing creams for neck dirt, white neckwear, and agar agar use for skin clarity.
Grace M E church hosts an all day meeting on Wednesday with the W F M S leading a lesson titled The Battalion of Life and a noon luncheon. A T Vetter and Ray Goldiman serve as hosts. The W H M S follows lunch with a program led by Mrs F C Sage on Christian Americanization. The Ladies Mid Society meets before the W H M S. Friday afternoon the Birthday Hub of the W H M S is hosted by Mrs F C Read with October birthdays invited and a picnic supper. Toplist Group No 2 chaired by Mrs J Van Schoyck meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs F T Prew’s home and another social is planned Tuesday evening in the search parlors chaired by Mrs George Pett.
Waterloo business leaders met at noon for a campaign to raise Y M C A membership to a 2 000 quota. Ray Eggert heads the drive with Hanki Swisher as chair of the men's division. Executive members include W H Peddicord Kurr Lichty Charles Worsley Ralph Moxie and J A Francis. Ben Swisher Arch McFarlane and Ray Wegert led the luncheon, stirring enthusiasm for the effort. C A Morris leads horse teams aiming for 100 new members with first report due tonight.
Taxpayers flock to the county treasurer’s office today and tomorrow to avoid penalties, with lines forming as property owners rush to APH their checks before 5 p.m. September 30. The clerical staff remains active as the windowed office processes payments and issue reminders.
The piece discusses turning negative thinking into playful, constructive thoughts to aid sleep. It argues against letting chores and clutter provoke frustration, suggesting deliberate smiling and even voice control to build self-command and resilience. It cites psychology ideas and notes practical self-help angles.
The county treasurer aims to clear automobile license duties before November 1 to finish tax work. Delinquent taxes are expected to rise sharply and real estate with unpaid tax goes to public auction on the second Monday in December. Mr Crownover is a noted importer and breeder of Belgian horses.
With Belgium pressed by war, the government directs William Crownover, dairy cattle congress superintendent, to procure 19 high grade Belgian horses for export. No price cap is set, and animals are likely valued at $3,000 to $4,000 each. Belgium previously exported horses before the 1914 invasion.
Guidance on balancing a single meal with light and heavy foods. Avoid heavy dishes followed by dessert. favor lighter options and varied flavors. Do not repeat the same flavor within the meal and plan to include options like juice.
Garbled OCR passage discusses various soup styles and accompaniments in a nonsensical order. Mentions tomato soup, warm versus cold servings, contrasting flavors, and a nightly wash or drink, but many words are corrupted and unreadable. No clear人物 or events.
Birth announcements appear for Robert Eugene, son of Mr and Mrs Wighard Eigen Wagner of La Verte road and Mitchell avenue born Sept 26, and Gladys Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arctic J Hayes of Lester township born Sept 18.
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