Community notices and club reports fill Waterloo listing
A long social calendar lists events for H B C club Pythian Sisters Oriental Book and Needle and many others with meetings card parties dances and a Thorpe Smith nuptials. Civic talks on food inspection riverfront plans and theater rules are noted along with a box social and den social. A quiet wedding at 208 Tenth Street West concludes the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kruse
C. E
L. Club
E. H. Beal
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Mesdames
W. F. Jeffrey
Sam Frank
Floyd Thompson
C. C. Jenkins
D. C. Halden
Sally Frank
Oriental Club
Hugo Fischer
Book and Needle Club
J. E. Bingdon
J. R. Rector
Norpa Club
W. J. Peddicord
Lincoln Club
K. Scroggy
Ben Hess
Thorpe-Smith
K. J Thorpe
Tenth Street West
Goodell
Thomas Smith
Katherine Thorpe
Chicago
Dubugne
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Bickley
The Bickley family expresses deep gratitude for thoughtful acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They also thank those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bickley
Church events at Walnut Street Baptist Church
A weekly slate lists meetings for several groups including Philathea class with Mrs Ethel Baker at 7 45 p m and Bible study prayer sessions Tuesday and midweek gatherings at 7 30 p m Wednesday all day Howell class at Mrs Ferguson 150 Harrison Street husbands invited to dinner Girls Glee Club and Boys Orchestra practices in church parlors all singers must attend Easter chorus rehearsal Thursday mem bership meeting with stewardship committee in the pastor s office and Friday missionary society with Mrs Renner at 2 30 p m Penny concert Saturday 3 p m tickets via Sunday school board of trustees meets Monday 7 30 p m Calumet division Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon Linden M E Church Brotherhood supper and services midweek Holy Week events highlighted by Christ related sermons and church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Ethel Baker
Riehi Street
Howell
Ferguson
Harrison Street
Chapel Missionary Society
Courier Patterns Pattern Order Coupon Text
Fill out the coupon and mail to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns include seams. Orders filled promptly and should reach you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Electricians Withdraw From Central Labor Body
The electricians' union has withdrawn from the Central Labor Body as confirmed by its officials. The move, effective April 1, followed disputes over recognition since they are not recognized by the American Federation of Labor and were considered a dual organization. W. A. Morrison was elected to fill the vacancy caused by E. Henney's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electricians
Central Labor Body
W. A. Moore
American Federation of Labor
E. Henney
Wm. Bayless
Itr
Henney
American Federation
W. A. Morrison
Moore
Funeral rites for Mrs. Max Schultz held at Jewish synagogue
Funeral services for Mrs. Max Schultz were held at 9:30 AM yesterday from the Jewish synagogue conducted by Rabbi Zackheim. Burial followed in the Jewish cemetery at city edge. Survived by husband and ten children Louis Israel J Rehuls Waterloo Cedar Rapids Tda Molly Reaton. Mrs Schultz, 66, was prominent in Jewish society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schultz
Zackheim
Jurial
Schultz
Louis
Israel
J. Rehuls
Waterloo
Balla
Ethel
Cedar Rapids
Tda
Molly
Reaton
Mra
New Tariffs Based on Mileage Apply to All Roads
Kansas City fares fall as tariff sheets reach rail lines. Adjustments show lower rates to Missouri Kansas and Minnesota points with unchanged Iowa connections. Waterloo to outside-state routes listed for Chicago Great Western Illinois Central Rock Island and Great Western systems. Funeral services for Mrs. Harry T. Howland held Sacred Heart Church with interment in Sterling Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llinoig Central
Iowa
Waterloo
Missouri
Kansas
Minnesota
Chicago Great Western
City
Old New
Itr
Toseph Caeves
Chicago
St. Paul
Rochester
Minn
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Great Western
Harry T. Howland
Third Avenue West
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Keegan
John Keegan
Elkader
Decorah
Burke
Tom Shea
Alstrom
Wash
Fred Pulver
Canton
Sterling, IL
Howland
Thomas Keegan
Pulver
Automobile Owners' Co-Operative forming to cut upkeep costs
Local businessmen organize the Automobile Owners' Co-Operative Association to supply accessories tires and repair work at wholesale prices to members. Stock at 32½ cents per share sells rapidly. Headquarters planned downtown with a four to five story building later. Articles of incorporation to be filed once full subscription is reached. Want ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Owners’ Co-Operative Association
Co-Operative Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church Grows with 25 New Members
The Westminster Presbyterian Church welcomed 14 new members yesterday, following 15 the prior Sunday and six the week before, bringing total new members in the past month to 25. A two week evangelistic series sparked a spiritual revival, increased attendance, and greater giving. Tonight at 7:30 the annual church business meeting will report on all departments and plans for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Church
Directors of Board of Trade Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of the directors of the Board of Trade will be held tomorrow evening. The membership committee will report on progress to enroll 200 members for the new Business Men's club formed with the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Business Men's
Elib
Local club signs up 100 members with ease
Announcement reports 100 members secured so far with little difficulty obtaining signatures. Local business concerns are issuing membership certificates for clerks and other employees. Many young men are enrolling in the new club.
Vinol touted as boost for frail children in Brooklyn ad
A Brooklyn mother says Vinol rapidly improved her frail sickly daughter after four bottles, gaining six pounds in three weeks. The ad claims Vinol combines cod liver oil with tonics to build strength and eliminate grease, offering a money back guarantee if no benefit. It lists Wangler Sires Co and Waterloo Iowa druggist C L J Miller as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Sires, Co
CL J. Miller
Drugxist
Waterloo
Iowa
Goitre Removed Nearly Two Inches in Four Treatments
Mrs Perl Gibson of Hudson Iowa reports dramatic goitre reduction after four visits to Dr Myers, a German specialist. She emphasizes no knife or unpleasant procedures and praises his honesty and results for chronic stomach liver and nerve conditions. Office at 712% Sycamore Street Waterloo Iowa with hours posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goitre
Perl Gibeon
Hudson
Iowa
Myers
Goltre
Meyers
Apectast
Perl Gibson
Waterloo
Myere
Sycamore Street
Hills Hotel
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Boxes Society
Tama
F. 5
Merriau
Sunset Club
LeRoy Watkins
John T. Rock
Crescent Lodge No. 21
Labor Temple
First Baptist Church
Deborah
Westminster
Mildred Mattern
Paul Ewing
Woman's Club
Margaret Clark
J. H. Woods
J. D. Easton
Longley
Grace Loveland
Knights and Ladies of Security
Elks Hall
Frn
Eliets
Ellis’ Hall
F. M. Shores
John Shanewise
CG. J. Rudolph
W. E. Schollian
Elklet—Mras
Outer Sentinel
Richard Lee
R. L. Parker
W. E. Debe
E. H. Parker
Virginia Bryant
Clay Street
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Cedar Falls
T. M. Buchanan
Home Park Boulevard
Mary Donagan
Masonic Dancing Party
Masonic Dancing Club
Kof R, Hall
Mies Elda Platt
VW Club
Third Street
Miss Sindlinger
Fifth Street
Helen Gould
Fowler
Ernest Baldwin
Smith
Seash Hall
A. U. U. W. Hall
AO. UL W. Hall
Puttian Temple
Royal Arcanum
Waterloo Hive
A. O. TU. Wy Halk
Brotherhood
Cial
Christ
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lpwerth J League
Hoy Scouts
ST. Paul's M. E
A. I. Woodring
Hev. F. Q. Brown
Broadway
Paul de Long
Life of Christ
M. E
Unity Guild
King’s Daughters
OswaLd Vs
Oliver
Mort M. Burger
Ann Aor
Wes
Oswald
WBOR
Kansas City
Sacred Heart Church
Church
Labin
Children OF Destiny Vitagraph
Hearst-Selig——Pictorial
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