Local society notes fill a busy community calendar
Society items for the day include Queen Esther circle events at St Pauls M E church Miss Ida Wade 605 Fairview and Miss Vivian Armagast 104 Locust. Monday circles and clubs meet in various homes with dinners suppers and card parties. The Woman's Club hosts luncheon with Mrs Homer A Miller as guest and program by Rev Effie McCollum Jones. Other society meetings cover missionary circles blue jay social birthday surprise and indoor Scout Owl Patrol picnic among many gatherings with prominent local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
St. Paul's
Ida and
Ola Wade
Fairview
Chautauqua
KE. H. Knittle
Highland
H. M. Reed
Third Street East
Queen Esther
First M. E. Church
Vivian Armagast
Woman's Club
Homer A. Miller
I Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs of
Des Moines
Galloway Club
Effie McCollum Jones
Cora Bunn
Patti Lindner
EB. Ti. Shull
L. B. Fowter
H. W. Reherd
H. W. Sigwort
Reading
Katharine Jenness Hadsell
Homer A. ‘Miller
Saran Rose
Arditi
B. W. Schuneman
Gray and Blue Gown and Club Social Notes
An afternoon gown in gray crepe de chine with blue lansdowne features blue silk embroidery and crochet fringe. Social items describe weekly club meetings at Mrs Waterbury on Park Avenue West with top score by Mrs Nathan Barber, and low score by Mrs William Close. Other notices cover Friday Bridge Club at Mrs Sullivan on Franklin Street, sorority banquets at Miss Florence Carter’s home, and gatherings by BE R and J U G clubs with hosts and guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Waterbury
Park Avenue West
Nathan Barber
William Close
J. T. Sullivan
Franklin Street
T. R. McCoy
Harry Parsons
Ralph Law
Charles City
Courier patterns coupon order for courier fashion department
Obtain up-to-date courier patterns by filling the coupon and sending it to the fashion department at the Evening Courier Waterloo. Include 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns include seams and orders are filled promptly. expect delivery about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Local clubs host gatherings and entertainments
Mrs S A Teeple and Miss Georgene Teeple were guests as the club met on Jefferson Street. Dinner served noon, hostess assisted by Bernice Call. Helen Gould auxiliary No 2 met in G AK ball. thimble bee and piano selections by Mika Ruth Robinson. refreshments by A P Smith and committee. Art club plans indoor husbands’ picnic at Dr Bruner’s Second Street home with an impromptu program led by Mrs Buswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sohner
Fourth Street
A. A. Dunham
Ruby Sohner
Anna Sohner
Flick
Owl Patrol
Boy Scouts
Ellis Hoffman
Denver Street
A. E. Hoffman
A. O. Sines
Genevieve Gates
Bernice MclLoud
Ruth Merrick
Dorothy Scott
Central Church of Christ
J. E. Webb
Second Street West
Bess Hummel
Maude Dumond
Eva Spiker
Forest, Avenue
Ella Kyle
First United Presbyterian Church
H. C. McElroy
Ida Davis
Western Avenue
Genevieve Gardiner
Winnifred
Lulu Davis
Ada Watterson
Ferson Street
S. A. Teeple
Georgene Teeple
Bernice Call
Helen Gould
G. AK
Mika Ruth Robinson
Mia
A. P. Smith
Art Club
Que
W. Bruner
Second Street
KE. Buswell
Do Too Much Explaining And The Proud Wait For Trust
Ruth Cameron discusses the danger of over explaining and the bias of pride in not presenting one’s side. A businessman’s confidant loses trust when he lets others justify his case for him. A cautious young woman avoids scandal by offering proof to a gossiping friend, showing trust must be earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwys
Mme
Ile
Shin
Ruth Cameron
Two New Cases of Small Pox and Scarlet Fever
Two new cases of small pox and one scarlet fever case were reported at the city clerk. Three scarlet fever and three small pox patients were released from quarantine. City totals: ten small pox, three scarlet fever. Tim Smith and Karl Smith are new small pox patients. Mrs Josephine McCormick added to scarlet fever list. Released: scarlet fever Mr W A Jindd and two children. smallpox Miss Mabel Woodford and Jake Pattison Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Smith
Karl Smith
Halstead Street
Josephine McCormick
Wellington Court
W. A. Jindd
Fourth Street West
Mabel Woodford
Broadway
Jake al Baby Pattison
Towa Street
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement for Pain Relief
A letter-style endorsement from a user at 250 Waverly St Peoria Ill praising Wedley Kidney Pills now Foley Kidney Pills. The writer describes relief from congested kidneys, fatigue, and floating specks after three days and continued use until complete recovery. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly St. Peorla
Tly
Wedley
Foley
State Fair Books In Awful On APE State Fair Money Row
Des Moines April 5. Experts for retrenchment and reform say the state fair is a money making institution with net earnings of 40850.96 in 1914 and 42433.48 in 1912, casting doubt on continued state support. They criticize fair board accounting, call for tighter controls, and urge changes in bookkeeping, store systems, payroll, and board procedures while noting possible legislative resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Journal Today
State Fair Board
The
Fair Association
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Dart
Thoveb Thie
Billy Blackford
Committee Recommends Modern Methods For Agriculture Dept
In its report the committee notes graft concerns and cites unreadable ledgers. Experts’ findings lead to a recommendation to install business methods within the agricultural department to improve accountability and efficiency.
Ottumwa Adopts First Council Government Transition
Ottumwa prepares for switchman Patrick Leeny to become mayor as the new commission form government starts April 7. Oaths will be given to Leeny and councilmen McDaniel Bremhorst and others amid talks of tax equalization to fund city needs after revenue changes from liquor licenses and other sources. Leeny’s rise from early labor to politics is noted along with his long railroading career and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
PatrickLeeny
Cef
McDaniel
HH. J. Bremhorst
Leeny
Fairfield
Fir
Eldon
Ile
Quuniwa
Milwakee
Many Seek Hubbard Postmaster Post in Iowa Falls News
Iowa Falls April 5. W L Keller of Hubbard visits to discuss his candidacy for Hubbard postmaster after Kaylan’s sixteen year term ends. Voters in the township show multiple postmaster candidates. Dows business district to oil streets to cut dust. Rumor of Kid Ondler death on a Nebraska train is denied. D O Wilson of Des Moines named Alden schools superintendent succeeding Ce cil in Garner. Wilson currently teaches at East Des Moines high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
W. L. Keller
Hubbard
Kaylan
Dows
Ondler
Nebraska
D. O. Wilson
Des Moines
Alden
Cecil
Garner
Wilson
East Des Moines
Cough Remedy Praised By Stillmore Resident
A Stillmore Georgia resident, E BP Rountree, reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured a deep seated hacking cough left by a bout of grippe. The ad promotes the product as a cure, claiming it checks the cough heals inflamed membranes and strengthens the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
BP. Rountree
Stillmore
Lagrippe
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Missionary Society of the
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. C. Brownlee
Logan Avenue
G. O. Richardson
F. W. Childs
Richard Wang
Marion Sweeney
Richardson
Loveland
A. W. Adams
Blue Jay
Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
William Flynn
William Crosby
W. C. White
Pearl King
F. C. Hussey
P. W. Belangee
G. M. Coykendall
BE. M. Towne
W. A. Graham Wets
Marion Chapman
Third Street West
Claridna Hall
Miriam Marsh
June
Mabel Feely
Caroline Cowan
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Mission Circle
Walnut Street
K. OF P. Dance
K. of P. Temple
Myers’ Orchestra
Louis Arndt
Lee Bradley
A. W. McFarlane
S$. RB. Perkins
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St
Aton
Cecelian Society
Hell
Esco
Eniee Ae, Ewelers
G D. D. D. Sorority
Florence Carter
Washington Street
H. H. Carter
Etta Plunkett
Osment
Ray Wilson
Roy Dowd
Lucy McClintock
BE. R. Club
H. G. Morris
Williston Avenue
George Moothart
J. U. G. Club
C. W. Call
Jef
Cocs
East Fourth Street
Awful
Association
Switchman
Commission Plan Council
Tre
Kid’ Ondler
Courier
Azprars
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