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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1915
Page
11
Tuesday to Wednesday events feature Westminster guild Cen tral Christian church groups and multiple circulars at Grace church First Baptist and W C A venues. Births high light a nine and a half pound boy at St Francis hospital with many society gatherings and a spring luncheon at Grace Methodist church with fifteen tables and toasts by local leaders.
Miss Marta Bratts plans a Chicago visit to see friends tomorrow. W. R. French sr travels to Des Moines to visit daughter Mrs. Edd. Doerfler for the balance of the week. J. S. Tuthi departs for Marshalltown on business. Mrs. W. R. French recovers at daughter Mrs. Cecil Bickley's home after surgery. Fred 8. Merrian and W. W. Beal in Des Moines on business. Edna Roose returns to Omaha after two weeks with sister Mrs. H. C. Kibe. Byron Harrington leaves for Storm Lake Sunday night.
An old advertisement touts four ounces of quitrarron as a cure to dissolve dandruff overnight and destroy it with repeated use. It claims scalp relief, improved hair appearance, and that Validarvon is available at drug stores for a small price.
Miss Marion T Ran fier offers piano instruction and Miss Isabella Gareis sen provides voice lessons at Studio 601 Jas Black Hlig. Telephone 2601-Red.
MB A entertainment social in Pinkerton Wednesday evening features a strong music and literature program with light refreshments and dancing afterward. Catholic Ladies Extension plans further Catholic life lectures with delegates from Des Moines and Iowa towns attending. Norpa club hosts guests with a two course luncheon. Sisterhood thimble bee at First United Brethren with luncheon. First M E church holds a sociable gathering tomorrow afternoon led by Mrs Marquis and committee.
Iowa delegates attended the D A R gathering in Washington D C with Mrs BR Cummins reelected president of the Child of the American Revolution auxiliary. Mrs Cummins sent a cordial telegram while unable to attend. Danial Lothrope, founder of the order, was present as town delegates joined the meeting.
The passage lists names from Clinton to Cornlaog and mentions no telegraph lines in 1840. It also cites a 1912 milling total of 1,409,000, indicating industrial scale data alongside a roster of residents across Iowa towns.
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