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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
5
A garbled OCR list promises various groceries available in Waterloo braceries tomorrow. It mentions Latta, spinach, rhubarb, peppers, strawberries, tomatoes, onions, butter, and other items with unclear spellings, plus quantities and origins.
Cedar Falls April social column lists Miss Jeona Short recovering from illness. Mrs. Warry Merrill hosts So club. Mrs. W. K. Frederickson and son visit Avecn. Yeomen prepare new class with Waterloo joiners. School and church groups hold gatherings. Local tradesmen expand as Wild Lumber buys land. housing shortage noted. Birth of a son to Jay Julesen. Taming of the Shrew read at college auditorium. Rev L W Rock named presiding elder of Cedar Falls district.
Cedar Falls Iga April 3 final electrical plant work nears completion with plans to switch on current Saturday night April 4 for street testing. A Burlington sample electrotype stands before Citizens Savings bank for public inspection as Main Street lighting potential is showcased. Private residence lighting to follow as soon as feasible. all gas and electricity consumers await the plant’s success. Hodges funeral set for tomorrow morning at 9 oclock at home with Rev John Dawson officiating. interment at Waverly family plot with viewing at grave. Surviving Hodges include Edward Hodges Robert Modes Liz Sherman Timils Hodges and Mrs John Dawson among others. LUG WOMENS MASS MEETING Cedar Falls women urged to attend mass meeting tomorrow to discuss forming a class for organized action and future moves. notes on advantages and disadvantages and opportunities to express views.
Cedar Falls April 3 Special.Roger Leavitt received a telegram announcing the death of Rev Edward Haskell at Oberlin He served years as a missionary in Salonica Bulgaria where his three surviving children were born Edward Haskell Jr and Miss Mary Maskell are missionaries in the field His wife and family are well known in Cedar Falls and Waterloo Dr and Mrs F X Miller celebrate their golden wedding April 7 at 709 West Twelfth street Friends will call from 3 to 7 p m The couple retired from active ministry but remain in demand as speakers and hosts of a large circle of friends.
The Board of Trade started a campaign today to enroll 260 members in a new Business Men's club, to be housed on the seventh floor of the First National Bank building. The Board of Trade membership committee, led by Alford, aims to raise funds at 24 dollars per year payable quarterly, with membership granting Board of Trade privileges.
Hair tinting offers a quick solution to gray or faded hair with Brownatone in two shades. It won’t rub off and claims safety compared to traditional dyes. Available through Kenton Pharmacal Co and leading drug stores. order direct if unavailable locally.
The text records an initiation fee of 26 dollars and mentions the jewelry firm Fessler to be charged after the club Demmel has donated a loving cup. It also notes a formal organization and charter member status, with awards to directors or current members.
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