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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1911

Page

8

Pp E D Musical Evening Highlights Nordica Focus

Thirty members of Chapter 7 P E O enjoyed a musical evening at Mrs H W Hammond's home on Hammond avenue. Mrs Harriet Doughury Stevenson and Mrs Thomas B Wells led sketches on Nordica and American women in opera with Victrola selections. Visiting members included Mrs Eva Higdon and Mrs T M Evans from other chapters.

Chapter 7 H.W. Hammond Hammond Avenue Thomas 8. Wells Harriet Doughury Stevenson Stevenson Nordica Wells Emma Abbott Emma Eames Mary Garden Olga Nethersole Geraldine Farrar Onera Eva Higdon Ottumwa T. M. Evans Marion Waterloo Clinton Smith Ames Miss McCorkindale Odebolt C. W. Mullan Roswell N. M Towa Alfred Longley H. B. Cropper

Nature Hints Warn of Digestive Trouble and Health Gain

A reader from Arizona praises stopping coffee and starch heavy breakfasts. He credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with ending stomach distress and headaches, gaining weight, and improved digestion. The letter, from Postum Co, Bat tle Creek, Mich, promotes the company products and the book The Road to Wellville.

Arizona Wan Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mirch Wellville Reagan

Three Cruelty Divorce Petitions Filed In Fort Madison

Three husbands filed divorce petitions this forenoon at the Fort Madison courthouse alleging desertion and cruelty by their wives. Accusations include threats with an ax and attempts to stab the breadwinner. The cases name Alfred and Mayme Koch, Albert and Filla Michael, and Floyd and Lilian Hemenway, with custody and support requests noted in each.

Fred Pettit Alfred Koch Mayme Koch Fort Madison

St Catherine's Society Rummage Sale Notice

Episcopal church hosts rummage sale in basement Friday and Saturday May 5 and 6 donations due by Wednesday to meet fumigation rules. Mrs J J Meany to entertain society members at 218 Western Avenue tomorrow afternoon with all members and friends invited.

Episcopal Church ST. Catherine’s J. J. Meany Western Avenue St Catherine's Socilety Sacred Heart Church

Russian Immigrant Arrives With 526,500 Cash at Ellis Island

Frederick Schneider and his wife with fourteen of fifteen living children arrived from Russia. He could not answer in English about funds yet produced 24,599 in cash from pockets at Ellis Island. He said wealth came from selling a farm near Odessa and planned to join his son Christian in Glen Allen Maryland.

New York Frederick Schneider Russia Schneide Ellis Island Schneider Odess Fa Glen Allin, M. D Christian

Germany Plans Massive War Games This Summer

Berlin reports Germany will mobilize about one million men for summer field maneuvers. The total armed force will exceed 1,000,000 including regular army reserves and fleet personnel, indicating a major Atlantic theater exercise.

Berlin Apri Germany Artsan

Mrs Schenk Exonerated in Park Ridge Killing

The grand jury returned a no bill in Chicago for Theresa Schenk of Park Ridge clearing her of criminal charges in the shooting death of her husband Charles Schenk. The tragedy occurred early on March 18 after a night of cards and dancing with friends still nearby.

Chicago Atv Theresa Schenk Park Ridge Schenks Bill’ Tate Ahr Charles Schenk Schenke

Sheffield Choir Called World’s Greatest by Telegram

Burt Austin Burt secretary Sheffield chair committee Waterloo Iowa received telegram from his brother after Chicago Orchestra ball praise for Sheffield choir. Telegram dated April 24 1911 from L M Bart lauds balance tone and massiveness compare to pipe organ with packed houses. Mall orders continue with reservations from Conrad West Lion Walker Vinton Oelwein Iowa Falls and others.

Austin Burt Sheffield Choir Committee Chicago Burt Sheffield Cheir Committee Waterloo Iowa Sheffield L. M. Bart. Mall Conrad Crawford County West Lion Walker, Vinton, Oelwein Iowa Falls

Military Ball by M W A No 5321 Seeks Buffalo Contest Entries

Members of camp No 6221 Madero Woodmen of America will hold the third military ball of a series in Sash hall tomorrow evening. Proceeds will defray drill team expenses for the national camp at Buffalo June 18 to 25. The Waterloo team, strong in state contests, aims to win and impress at Buffalo. The team roster includes Henrys Crowell William Meskell Fred Colby C A McCloud T Heisler F C Witking Ray Bumgardner Frank Rosgen W Miller Archie Wheeler Ed Scholi Stub Windsor R E Holly Alvin Fox Dan Breyman Albert Clapper F C Stevens R W Connell Paul Neubauer. The Deborah Society of the First M church will meet Mrs J M Cass 632 Mullan Ave West Wednesday April 26 at 2 pm Bring scissors and sewing intent.

Madero Woodmen of America Buffalo Wellern Maney Waterloo Waterloo War Henrys Crowell Wiliam Meskell Fred Colby C. & McCloud T. Heisler F.C. Wit

City in Brief Highlights Local Trades and People

Local notes report optical shop repairs, a hospital recovery, and several in town for business or visiting. Names include FE Wenner in Jesup, Charles M Carroll from Minneapolis, B S Denny of Des Moines, and attorney IF Arnold of Manchester. A new cashiers cage graces Citizens Gas & Electric on Fourth Street. A marriage license was issued to Ole J Oleson and Ruth A Holmgren. Thaddeus Sell resigns as route No 1 mail carrier. Elmer Smith fills in. G G Dunn travels to Nora Springs, Cedar Rapids convention for United Brethren slated, and county superintendent Moora attends Des Moines meeting. Pension granted to Jerry Yutzy. Will Neary visits from Carroll. George Dixon relocates his office. Gladys H Young seeks divorce from Forrest Young. H M Smith, new gas chief, settles at 422 Cherry Street with family arriving from Mobile, Alabama.

Charles M. Carroll Minneapolis B. S. Denny Des Moines Lena Connelly If. F. Arnold Manchester American Nobles L. F. Noe U.S. Health & Accident. Company Magon City

Defends Nude in Art by American Sculptor in New York

George Greg Barnard, the Harrisburg statue sculptor, arrived from Paris defending nude sculpture as essential to expressing emotion. He warned that draped figures become marble dummies and said his contract is complete. Also noting a Friday Study Club meeting with Dr. Margaret Clark on Venice art.

New York George Greg Barnard Pennsylvania Harrisburg National Society For the Protection of Morals Paris B. S. Harrison Denver Stret Margaret Clark Venice

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