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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

7

Winter conference opens in Y W C A rooms

The winter conference of the Young Women's Christian association opened with an informal reception in the YWCA rooms. Miss Wilson leads talks on the Christian life and training work, with Miss Adams and Miss McCague among speakers. evening programs are open to the public.

Young Women's Christian Association Waterloo Minneapolis Waterloo Association Wilson Lake Geneva le Val Association Miss Wilson Perea New York Miss Wilson Crake Iowa State Teachers’ College Eddy Association National Board Kansas City Y. W Madison Wis Japan China India South America Cara May Adams Argentina Adams North Central Newark N. J Miss McCague Cedar Falls

Linden Brotherhood Plans Winter Lecture Series

The Linden Brotherhood of Linden Methodist Episcopal church announces a winter program of six events. Dr. Frank W. Court will speak on The Twentieth Century Holy Land, followed by a musical program, Dr. W. F. Spry on The Message of a Postage Stamp, and an evening with selected pictures. Dr. J. Wesley Holland will present a monologue on The Singular Life, ending with a concert on April 20 by the preachers' quartet. The series aims to foster community spirit.

Linden Brotherhood Linden Methodist Episcopal Church Frank W. Court First Methodist Episcopal Church Holy Land Choiece Pictures J. Wesley Holland Preachers Men of Linden

Medical Society to Meet in Waterloo Clubrooms

The Waterloo Medical Society holds its regular monthly gathering tonight at o o clock in the Black building clubrooms. A notable program is planned with an address by Prof. Henry Albert of Iawa City and a paper by Dr. B. L. Rohit.

Medical Society Waterloo Medical Society Henry Albert Iawa City B. L. Rohit

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief

A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest and surest cure for upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims five minute relief from sour, gassy digestion and undigested food, urging readers to buy a fifty cent large case at drug stores.

Ever On Trial Accused By Girl Jury Enpanelment Morning Session

Tony Geier faces district court trial for assaulting Grace Lawson on September 22 after inviting her to ride downtown. Jurors seated after 2 p m as witness testified to the alleged attack near Fire Run. Prosecutors plan to rest tomorrow. defense to present Geier on the stand amid a crowded courtroom and ongoing jury selection.

Tony Geier Grace Lawson Fire Run Miss Lawson Case Gefer Geler Aliss Lawson E. J. Wenner Geier J. Wenner George D. Harris Walter French

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief

A vintage ad pitches St Jacobs Oil as fast relief for lumbago, sciatica, or back strain. It claims rubbing the back eases pain, with harmless, non burning formula and a promise of lasting comfort after a single use.

St. Jacobs

Attorneys for Prosecution and Defense Named in Trial

The prosecution is represented by J. G C. Murtagh and W. W. Woolley serves as counsel for the defendant.

Ing J. G C. Murtagh W. W. Woolley

Acquaint Patrons With Libraries Story Hour Debut

The first in a series of library fairs, led by Miss Maria Draco, opened in the juvenile room to acquaint patrons with children's work through storytelling. About 60 attendees, including board members and spouses, heard allegories and fairy tales told by Miss Mildred Maynard and Miss Mildred Hoffman, with Mian Greenwell closing with Harris negro folk stories. The library plans more adult story hours to foster staff patron relations while continuing Saturday story sessions and branch programs.

Maria Draco Mildred Maynard Mildred Hoffman Mian Greenwell Joel Chandler Harris Lbrary

Six Meat Market Chain Expands With New Grinnell Store

C J Scharfenberg opens a new Grinnell location, the sixth in a chain including stores in Oykaloosa Marshalltown Cedar Rapids and Galesburg plus the Lafayette street shop. Shoppers are invited to the First Congregational bazaar Friday and Saturday.

C. J. Scharfenberg Lafayette Street Grinnell Mr. Scherfenberg Oykaloosa Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Galesburg

Vinton Couple Mark Anniversary In Garrson Town

Mr and Mrs G W Barnhart of Garrison celebrated their wedding anniversary at home with 26 guests. They moved to Benton county years ago, started a general store in Garrison, and have four children with one surviving, Mrs Hindy Barnhart in Garrison. Indicted Punk Smith faced charges in nearby court. Dr F B Luckey surprised at home birthday gathering with about 80 friends.

Vinton G. W. Barnhart Garrison Gelden Barnhart Benton County Tren Virginia John T. Urfee Thinetty Thekdon Town Garrieson Utesa Mhindy Barnhart Garriwon Ponk' Asmith Pwo Thant C. Stpith Punk Smith Etty Tmr Santth F. DB. Luckey J. J. Lurkay Xelves Mrs. Luckey

Local officers enforce traffic rules and fines posted

Harton chaperoned by Schoen visits Mt Aue Dur while others report on travel and absence. Murphy captains return from Mexican border as J A Murphy faces-leg absence. City officials step up traffic enforcement with fines for Deitrich Neuchier and bicycle on sidewalk. Security Savings Bank reports condition to state.

Harton Misa Schoen Mt. Aue Dur Urey Thera Catie Hone M. A. Murphy J. A. Murphy Mernard Thin Chy Ke Hun Lown Murphy Jancy Bia Tatter Mer Murephy Vrownsville Parate Bature Wea Mudy G. J. Kirkwood Mt. Auburn Varl Iefenbach Waterton Well Melriott Carh Deitrich Inrold Neuchier Wiso

Albert Lindsey Endorses Tanlac at Vienna Bakery in Waterloo

Albert Lindsey of the Vienna Bakery in Waterloo reports Tanlac improved his appetite sleep and energy. He urges readers suffering from blood disorders to try Tanlac and notes he can wake refreshed each morning. Availability listed at Waterloo druggists and several nearby towns.

Albert Lindsey Vienna Waterloo Vienna R Bakery Franklin Street Terion

Bank Secrecy or Reform Noted in Column Detail

The close of business on Det. 1 appears in another column of this state issue. The assets of the concern are $782,142.18, while the total deposits are $606,185.40. The bank is capitalized at $100,000 and carries a surplus fund of $20,000.

Det. 1 Thia-Stasue

With the Fingers Says Corns Lift Out Without Pain

An advertisement claims corns of all types can be lifted from the foot with direct finger pressure using freazone. The ether compound supposedly costs a quarter ounce at drugstores and removes corns without pain or infection risk, appealing to women wearing high heels.

Cinfeinmatt Corpa

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