Pianos for Sale at Discounted Prices
Several slightly used and shopworn pianos will be sold at reduced prices. From 2 to 6 pianos are being moved daily from our store.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
9
Several slightly used and shopworn pianos will be sold at reduced prices. From 2 to 6 pianos are being moved daily from our store.
The Associated Charities reports 99 patients in treatment last month with 45 new cases and 54 old. Nurses made 348 visits. two portable houses will serve as temporary homes for tuberculosis patients concentrated where care and meals are available. Proceeds from Red Cross stamps fund relief. donations of sewing tables, cupboards, and pillows are requested to aid a lame seamstress and other sick.
The Associated Charities and Red Cross Society take in a 26 year old man who contracted consumption six months ago while training for nursing at the insane hospital in Independence. They plan to build a shack on Fowler street and provide nearby boarding while funds are sought. The tormented patient currently aims for the city hall. Misses Anna and Sarah Boyack traveled to Oklahoma City to spend winter with a brother.
W C Logan completed thirty years of service in banking today dating from December 18 1882 when he joined Emmons Johnson and John H Leavitt as a bookkeeper. He rose from ledger to cashier of Waterloo Savings Bank and serves as a director there and at Leavitt Johnson Trust Co. He has been a faithful employee of the Leavitt Johnson interests and continues in leadership roles in local finance.
The council of Union Congregational Church approved Rev. L A Brink’s resignation after four years as pastor. He offered to step down December 31 and the council praised his service while declining to name a successor. Home Missionary Society will supply pulpit meetings until a new minister is chosen.
The Farmers Institute afternoon program features Mrs. R. M. Gunn speaking on A womanhood on the Farm plus talks on Conservation of a Housekeeper's Time by Mrs. A. A. Bontrager and Sanitation in the Home by President Robert Lichty. Duets by Ruth and Juanita Myers and Mrs. Dan Myers discuss Sehari Problems. Mrs. George R. Huntington covers The Turkey.
Knights of the Maccabees held their annual election in the A. O. U. W. hall and chose officers for the coming year led by Past Commander William Glessner and other board members.
Local items note a variety of small town happenings including Dr. C M Wray’s professional trip to Traer, visitors Edward Elliott of Avery Idaho, and the Duke couple returning from Stockton and Apple River ill health. Long list of birthdays, anniversaries, and visits plus multiple court actions and job ads.
In January the invitation was accepted and a committee was appointed to meet the ladies to arrange details. The Knights also planned a dancing party to be held in the A. O. U. W. hall on December 31.
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