Society calendar items and Marshalltown guest notices
All society items must reach the office by 1 a.m. for the day’s paper and daily calendar items by 9 a.m. Listings include MONDAY and TUESDAY sessions for C L clubs, Lady Maccabees, Auction Bridge, Euchre and sewing clubs, Bible classes, and social gatherings. The piece also notes Marshalltown visitors hosted by Miss Ona Crawford with dinners, theatre, and football activities, and church social events led by Mrs. CO M Berkley with S. B E society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Club
Carrie Riley
Blanche Thompson
Lady Maccabees of Hire No
HH. Greely
George Kennedy
C. W. Hardin
Highland
Sunset Club
Arthur Bentz
Almond
Christmas
J. L. Rose
Wellington
H. A. Boysen
Riverside Drive
R. M. Cowing
Chautauqua Park
W.C. Logan
Leland Avenue
Westminster Guild
Adal Young
Logan Avenue
Helen Gould
Joseph White
Cottage Grove Avenue
Oriental Club
A. E. Lawton
A. O. U. W. Hall
Daughters of Isabella
K. Cc. Hall
Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Crescent Lodge
Labor Temple Hall
CO. M. Berkley
Courier Patterns for Ladies Shirt Waist Patterns
Obtain up-to-date Courier patterns by sending a c:.pen to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Orders filled quickly but expect ten days. Pattern W687 Ladies Shirt Waist cuts in six sizes from 34 to 44 inches bust. requires 2 88 yards of 46 inch material for 36 inch size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department Evening Courier
Waterloo
Community notices and club gatherings excerpt
Various church groups and clubs announce meetings and social events for Wednesday and weekend including Widd Shirey charge at Fourth Street West, Woman's Missionary Society at Edith Groves home, St Paul M E Church arrangements for a W C T U, and LITERARY DEPARTMENT programs. Birthdays and parties noted with hostesses on Kingsley Avenue and Ankeny Street plus Fortnightly Club, Pan-Hellenic Luncheon, card and bridge clubs, and study group gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fost Brethren Church
Fourth Street
Widd. Shirey
Jesson
Christuas
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Edith Groves
Eleventh Street
Lafayette Street
St. Paul's M. St. Church
Paul de
Hratnober Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
L. C. Meshimens
Mrainober Street
Paul Davis
Kansas City
H. R. Gould
Fourth Street West
F. J. Hanlon
William Garton
Charles Witlcox
Kingstey Avenue
MAUCH OPENS JEWELRY STORE IN TOWN
T A Mauch opens a jewelry store at 10 Fourth Street East in Janesville. He previously operated in Yarou City Mississippi for fifteen years and twenty years at Wankon and Keotu. He moved due to Weevil related business conditions seeking a strong local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Mauch
Fourth
Yarou City
Miss
Yasou
Wankon
Keotu
Towa
Waterson
Fire Threatens Bank Building During November Blaze
A fire damaged the Commercial building on the sixth floor with flames and water in the center area. Fire departments arrived quickly and limited loss to office furniture and woodwork. The fourth to sixth floors sustained water damage. total loss not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Lisi
James
Che Offee
Hani
Contagious disease cases rise in city report
Three new cases appeared in city records this morning. Mrs. Neal and her daughter Alwh were quarantined at 626 Cottage Grove avenue for small pox while H. Weins contracted diphtheria at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me’ Neal
Alwh
Cottage Grove Avenue
H.W. Ieins
Rebekah Degree Ten Hosts Hard Times Party
The Rebekah degree ten will hold a hard times party at the Odd Fellows temple this evening. ATL Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are urged to attend and may invite friends. A program and refreshments will be provided and prizes awarded for the most unique costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
ATL Odd
Quiz Night Prompt Sparks Ladies’ Preparation
A call to ladies to prepare themselves for the upcoming quiz on the WO. T. UL catechism at the next meeting. The notice urges readiness to answer questions and win the original award.
Annual Inspection of W R C Held at K of P Temple
The W R C annual inspection was conducted Friday afternoon at the K of P temple. Miss Alina Kistner and staff led the program with Mrs. Jennie Berry of Cedar Rapids serving as inspecting officer. Mrs. Gerry praised the local corps' work. Reports showed 32 members initiated in the last two months. Refreshments followed and Mrs. Berry received a cut glass dish as a compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Temple
Alina Kistner
Jennie Berry
Cedar Rapids
Gerry
Berry
Wilson renominates Pindell for ambassador post
In Washington on December 1 President Wilson plans to renominate Henry M. Pindell the Peoria publisher for ambassador to Russia. Pindell failed to win confirmation in the extra session and the president will renominate him and the other appointees who failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wllson
Henry M. Pindell
Peoria
Hussia
Pindell
Congress
Whit ney Road May Be Marked Later
A Waterloo leader in the Red Ball Route movement says Whitney Road may be added to the route later. boosters explain the road could be repaired soon, prompting postponement of its inclusion on the original map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Road
Whitney
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wulil
Brothers in Fight Ends With Custody
Three prowers became involved in a controversy at the home of P. J. Dungen, one of the brothers Sunmorning, and two others Matt and Joe were taken into custody. They were charged with indecent behavior. The trouble started when P. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Dungen
Matt
Joe
P. J
Warning about a Patent Medicine Claims to Cure Illness in Children
An advertorial text promotes Vinol as a remedy for weak and ailing children, claiming rapid recovery and benefits to liver and blood. It cites supposed success with specific age groups, praises the product’s strength, and lists druggists in Waterlo, Iowa, and nearby areas as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Has
Sebrielur
Boi Tim
Rod
Throokiya
N.Y
Faye
ALY Vetlu
Wangier Tras
C.J. Mileler
Waterloa
Low
How I Made My Hair Grow A Simple Remedy
A troubled reader describes failed hair treatments and warns against wood alcohol based preparations. The author promotes a simple home formula using rum menthol crystals oil of lemon and perfume as a scalp treatment said to stimulate growth restore natural color and reduce dandruff with regular nightly and morning application.
Train collision at central yards injures crew
A derailment near the central yards involved two locomotives colliding with a freight train, injuring several crew members. Emergency crews responded with Dispatch Center reporting fire and fuel leakage under control. Investigations underway to determine cause.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshalltown
Ona Crawford
Franklin Street
Gladyre
Forest Shores
Alice Lichty
Park Avenue East
C. C. Crawford
Ira Alberts
Majestic Theatre
Ellis Vineyard
Shores
M. Shores
Margaret Fraiser
Catherine Gerhart
Emily
Cora Webber
Fern Flitton
Lester Flower
Edward Hayes
Woman's Club
Library East
L. E. Fowler
Library Est
E. A. Theggs
Gerhart Hauptman
Maud Dudley
Edward L. Corton
Tell
Dr. N. Hurd
Lucy Seward Noble
Heinrich
Heuptman
Mary Fidgerton
FE. W. Cooley
Kingsley Avenue
Donna Cooley
Vinton
Frances Glenny
Charlene Woods
Lilian Gramm
Auth Howard
Irma Goss
Irma Stressberger
Harry McCracken
Ankeny Street
The
Universalist Church
W. C. Brownlee
Effie McCollum Jones
Nella MecAulay
Clinton
Delta Delta
Margaret Nesbit
Florine Gobin
Alma Gobin
Gary
Ind
Kappa Alpha Theta
Ellis
Galloway Club
Lafe Shannon
W. Belanger
Park Avenue
June Gray
FE. M. Towne
Will Bickley
Per
de Marcaret
Ve Qlask
Franklin
J. M. Steetey
Migs
NX Miller
Wloa
Dobson
Mee Laren Risk
Wis
Harry Corwin
Janesville
John Eagdeman
Lawrence
Allen Webster
Acel
Louie Brown
Wyrtle
Ben Gon
Gate Corwit
Hunvepyile
Big Six
Cauk Aid
Chapman Cottage
Sans Souci
Victor Victrolas
Stroebel's, Advertiser
Acg
A. Mauch
Iese
Boir
Blage
Vietor Records
Stroehel's
Wilt
Wilby
Dineen
Thie Abbey
Joseph
Iowa
Axid
Nate Fosiree
Majestic
East Fourth St
Ionuel
Roz Ens Fourth Street
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