P E O entertained Chapter 7 meeting in Sedgwick
The P E O club Chapter 7 held a delightful gathering at Mrs J B Sedgwick's South street home with Mrs Mary Leonard installing officers and Miss Elizabeth Ballou joining as charter member for a New York City chapter. A program featured a Frances Willard paper by Mrs J R Vaughan and an informal Susan B Anthony talk by Mrs Ella Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Sedgwick
Addie Hungerford
South Street
Elizabeth Ballou
New York City
Ballou
Emma Hackett
Mary Leonard
Mary Miller
Frances E. Willard
J. R. Vaughan
Susan B. Anthony
Ella Stevenson
Health and Beauty Queries by Mrs. Mae Martyn
Madge receives guidance on a grease free complexion cream jelly, using almoroth cream jelly and a mix of almoroin glycerine and water to clear pores. Other letters propose fat reduction, eye tonics, hair care with tanthrax, spurmax lotion, quinzain tonic for dandruff, and hair lightening with marlax. Readers share remedies for skin, hair and weight with various tonics and pastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Nadie
Tovera
E. R
Jessie H
Mercedes
Murial M
Marjorie
Civic and social events fill Waterloo weekend
Evening programs by Ladies' Literary society feature lectures on Nordica and American women in opera. Rev. Joseph Newton to speak April 29 at East Waterloo high school with tickets available through libraries. Civic department plans park talks at the public library. Bridal shower and I club gatherings highlight neighborhood society activities. Former resident Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover visits. Waterloo family reunion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Newton
Ladies’ Literary Society
Cedar Rapids
East Waterloo High School
Newton
Waterloo
Iowa University
Civic Society
Public Library West
W. H. Bickley
A. T. Hakill
C. F. Fowler
J. H. Woods
Parks
C. F_ Fowler
Chester Cadwallader
E. D. Clithern
Social gathering honors Elizabeth Ferguson in Marshalltown
Held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Pilcher in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson of Halstead and her brother J P Clem of Taylor township. Forty were present and the gathering was much enjoyed. Rae Muirhead Business Girls held a meeting at the First Baptist church parlor with Dr Ida Scott leading the thirteenth chapter of Acts. Next Monday the group meets in the YWCA parlor. Friendship Society meets with Mrs Seeland on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
George Pilcher
Elizabeth Ferguson
Halstead
J.P. Clem
Taylor Township
Rae Muirhead
First Baptist Church
Ida Scott
Session Names Delegates to Waterloo Presbytery Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church last evening elected Henry Hurst as delegate to the Waterloo Presbytery meeting in Cedar Falls Tuesday night. A. W. Peterson was named alternate. The session also discussed pulpit supply with multiple applicants and two especially strong candidates identified. The notice ends with an unrelated testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills from J. J. Southers and J. K. Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Henry Hurst
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
A. W. Peterson
Painters Strike Settled at 49 Cents, 8 Hour Day
Painters ended a ten day strike with a new agreement for 49 cents per hour and an eight hour day. The old rate was 27 1/2 cents for nine hours, a gain of 2 1/2 cents and one hour cut. A partial accord had been reached last Saturday and remaining shops agreed last night ending the dispute peacefully.
Harmonious Progress Expected After Brief Delay
The report says work will proceed smoothly in a few days, as if no disruption occurred. It notes that operations will resume with minimal impact and efficiency will return promptly.
Waterloo Independent School District Refunding Bonds News Notice
Sealed bids accepted until 4 o clock p m April 15, 1911 for thirteen thousand dollars of refunding bonds to be issued May 1 1911. Bonds bear 4 1 2 percent annual interest payable semi annually and due May 1 1921 with a right to pay after May 1 1916. Payments at the district treasurer or a Chicago bank. Each bid must include a 650 dollar certified check. Board may reject any bid. TRA ROVAMAR, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent School District of
Waterloo
Independent School District
Chicago
Ihiinats
Hach
Tra Rovamar
Plumpness Promises Health From Hypo-Nuclane Tablets
An old advertisement touts plumpness as health and claims pale, thin people lack red blood cells and strength. It promotes cal ted grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a remedy, saying months of use increases weight and color and urging purchase in sealed packages from apothecaries.
Pain Away Pills Advertised for Headache and Neuralgia
Pain Away Pills are promoted as non heart depressing. The ad claims effectiveness for headache neuralgia and related pains and notes availability at all drug stores.
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Royal Geek
Hama
Addrace
Thomas S. Wells
C. N. Shane
Jessie Manson
Alfred Longley
H. M. Reed
D. Cottrell
Edmund Miller
W. W. Marsh
Hi. W. Ladage
S. J. Finley
Effie McCullom Jones
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
7. G. McAlyin
H. W. Sieworth
Mabel Ettinger
J. W. Richards
Mae Martyn
Smith
Chapter A. A
Anes
H. W. Hammond
Hammond Avenue
Harriette Stevenson
Wells
Bride-Eun
Mildred Reaney
Gentitiska‘club
Denver Street
Nina Alexander
R. A. Holdiman
Lillian Reaney
C. L. Club
Frank Fisher
Mulberry Street
Fisher
Hermann Miller
New York
Stella Fisher
3. E. Perkins
Florence Lowe
Metropole Hotel
Lou Henry Hoover
London
England
E. L. Jones
Fremont’ Street
Minneapolis
Hoover
California
Mr. Hoover
Leland
Stanford University
China
Europe
Australia
Far East
Dakota
Henry
Edith Lewis
Kirk Secroggy
Eighth Street
East
Miss Lewis
Fred Baker
Madeline Krantz
Scrogey
H. Murphy
Will Rickert
C. D. Heibroge
Highland
Wallaes Clem
Holsum
Friendship Society
J. JH. Seeland
Bau Claire
Wis
J. K. Joder & Son
Waterloo Hardware CO
Sycamore Street
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