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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1915

Page

11

Social calendar of clubs and gatherings across Walnut street area

A detailed list of regular meetings and events from various ladies clubs and church groups. Entries include locations and hostesses such as Mrs H C Davis 1817 Logan Ave for the Walnut street Baptist Philathea class, library Grant circle for Teachers Story Tellers League, and numerous others like the New Century theatre party at the Waterloo hosted by Mrs HE German.

W. C. A. Philathea Walnut Street Baptist Church H. C. Davis Logan Avenue Grant Circle C. Cadwallader Majestic Ella Nelson C. L. Club Ethel Allard New Century Club the Waterloo HE. E. German P. KE. O A. B. Lovejoy Third Avenue West B. F. Swisher J. 8. Forrester Mary Miller

Local social notes from Waterloo area events

Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson visited friends in Waverly on Sunday. Miss Patti Lindner returned to Waterloo after Chicago. Miss Carrie Hunter of Allison and Miss Carolyn Hunter of Sioux City visited the Dunkelbergs. C G Crabtree returned from Marshalltown after weeks on a contract. Gladys Martin returned to Vinton to teach after Easter with her parents. Mr and Mrs W B Howell celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary with forty friends at a dinner. Mrs Eleanor Childs returned from Marshalltown. Liter ary Department of Waterloo Woman's club hosted a large program, including a play How the Vote Was Won. Loren Cooper marked his fifteenth birthday with a box party, Majestic outing, and a luncheon at Mrs J W Harmsley. King's Daughters of Union Congregational Church elected officers and served refreshments at a meeting. A complimentary tea for Miss

Sam Peterson Waverly Patti Lindner Waterloo Chicago Carrie Hunter Allison Carolyn Hunter Sioux City Gladys Martin Vinton Ater WJ. Martin W. B. Howell Eleanor Childs Marshalltown Faye Collins Jessie Tuthill Ruby Ferguson Winifred Garvin Mae Helene Howell Tipperary Howells Waterloo Woman's Club H. B. Boies Woman's Suffrage Association Robert Law H. B. Parr Raymond Folk Marion Preece Grace Dunkelberg Rose Smith Genevieve Zimmerman J. E. Fowler J. A. Jerger Blanche Edwards M. L. Bowman Madeline Loren Cooper The Majestic Frank Ogle J. W. Harmsley Third Avenue West Harmstey Ogle Berry Oskaloosa Virginia Winslow Hazel Bowler Helen Cooley Vesta Paul Cecil Powell Earl Wilcox Dean Litchfield

Allen's Cough Balsam advertised as quick cough relief

An advertisement touts Allen's Cough Balsam as a rapid relief for colds coughs asthma bronchitis and throat troubles. It promotes bottles priced 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar available at all druggists with a brief sales pitch.

Allen

Piano and Voice Lessons Offered by Graduate Instructors

Miss Marion T. Ran fier provides piano instruction and Miss Isabella Gareis ben offers voice lessons at Musical Institute with highest-class training. Studio 601 Jas. Black Blog lists telephone 2601-Red for contact.

Musical Institute Marion T. Ranfier Isabella Gareisben Studio Jas Telephone

Courier Patterns Offer Courier Up To Date Design

The Evening Courier advertises courier patterns for up to date designs with coupon orders to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Readers enclose 10 cents per pattern and receive patterns that allow for seams. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Nellie Green Hosts Tea Then Notable Wedding News

Nellie Green hosted a 45 o'clock tea at her Walnut street home Saturday honoring Eunice Shannon on vacation. A party to the Palace theatre followed, and a marriage notice reports Vera Bradley wed Walter M. Rodman in Kimball Nebraska last Tuesday. Bradley is a Waterloo native educated at West High and Waterloo Business College. The Rodman Mortgage Company ties the groom to Kimball.

Nellie Green Walnut Street Eunice Shannon Palace Theatre Nebrrasika Vera Bradley Walter M. Radman Kimball Neb Miss Bradley West High Waterloo Business College Waterloo Smith Bradley Oregon Rodman Rodman Mortgage Company

Superintendent Chosen at Courthouse Convention

At the courthouse convention of representatives of school corporations the selection occurred with a call for 10 o'clock tomorrow. The county attorney's office will likely be contacted for an opinion on the procedure. There is no conflict in the law regarding the salary allowance.

Miss Margaret C. Myers J. L. Buechele Hbs

Lily delivery from Munger to Waterloo daughters reported

Mr. Munger Alea sent five dozen calla lilies to its two Waterloo daughters. Mrs. J. A. Gary and Mrs. MB Cleveland are noted in the accompanying lines.

Munger Alea Waterloo J. A. Gary Brrs Cleveland

Easter Day Meeting in County Jail

Easter services were held yesterday morning at 1 o clock in the county jail with about 15 visitors besides the prisoners. Peterson for the Bible Brotherhood mission spoke and the closing hymn was led by Mrs. J. M. Meat. Sheriff provided funds for the raft.

Quaker Herb Extract Promoted at Model Pharmacy

The Quaker Health Teacher outlines stomach and kidney troubles and promotes Quaker Herb Extract as a tonic to aid digestion and urinary issues. He cites dyspepsia, gastritis, tapeworms, and germ irritation as common causes, urging readers to use Quaker Extract with meals and Off Balm for external relief.

Model Pharmacy Fisher

Musical Talent Shines in Misses Stuth Celia Sleridua Duet

In a varied program, Misa i Lodemia Clay sang a solo while Misses Stuth and Celia Sleridua delivered a duet. The performances highlighted notable vocal abilities in the proceedings.

Misai Lodemia Clay Stuth Celia Sleridua

Waterloo delegates plan 1917 convention in Illinois Central route

Culdis Walter Trask and F H Winslow depart Waterloo as delegates for the head camp convention in Sioux City. They aim to secure the convention for Waterlaw in 1917, leveraging control of two Commercial clubs and the Town Criers to smooth passage and expect little opposition.

Waterloo FW. Culdis Walter Trask F. H. Winslow Jurisdict

City Council to Convene as Board of Review Tonight

City council men meet at city hall this evening to act as board of review with Assessor A D Kasent near completion of work. The extended session will review all personal and real estate assessments with few protests anticipated due to stable seed valuations and amounts.

AD. H. Kasent Board of Review

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H. M. Smith M. HW. Odekirk P. H. O'Neill HW. A. Boysen J.D. Club J. D. Bates Book and Needle Club James Henderson J. Ee Bragdon Norpa Club Alice Scott D. D. Reading C. J. Wiegand Daughters of the King M. B. Cleveland G. W. Hinkle Carrie A. Archer Sunset Club Ida Cooley Deborah Chapter Westminster Guild Harry Northey Fourth Street West Young Woman’s Club First Congregational Church Minnie B. Whitnack Nellie Garvey Cedar Hive April Fool I. O. O. F. Ball Mrs Henry Dunkelberg Dane Street C. G. Crabtree G. A. R. Post King's Daughters King's Nanehters Union Congregational Church Wilma Lowe Jefferson Street Dorothy Barron Ruth Spafford Nora Moody Uns Attn Smart New York New York Belgium East Waterloo Cedar Falls la Porte City Dunkerton Audgon California Christ Episcopal Church J. B. Smith Orcur Charles H. Piper England Miss Grave A. Bell Winnipeg Canada Oelwein Supreme Food Products Supreme Morris & Company Supreme Dealer Pier Doby Divine Medet Pharmary Lyewarth Street Quitkur Leis ‘Ies Council Peek East 5Th St
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