Community club events fill Monday and Tuesday listings
A dense schedule of local society meetings fills Monday and Tuesday with W Y M C A branches, church groups, literary and philanthropic clubs, luncheons, card parties, and charitable sewing bees. Notables include the Ancillae Society, Walnut Street Baptist Philathea class, and the Woman's Literary Club, plus Pan-Hellenic luncheon and various neighborhood groups at homes and halls.
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Dates L. Henderson
Par- Org
P. EK. O
Emmons Johnson
Mise
Mary Brainerd
South
C. L. Club
F. R. Fisher
J. W. Rinker
Mulberry
Sacred Heart Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ethel Garrabrant
Second Street East
Franklin Chautauqua Circle
L. M. Small
K. C. C. Club
Clara Bowman
Rich
Mildred Flynn
Masonic Temple
J. E. O'Keefe
Highland
Delta Alpha
Central Church of Christ
Hazel Morris
Second Street West
St. Mary's Club
St. Mary's Auditorium
Saturday Bridge Club Hosts Jeffrey Evening
Mr and Mrs W F Jeffrey hosted the Saturday Evening Bridge Club at the home of Mr and Mrs F T Jones on Barclay Street. Mrs Knapp won the top score prize for the evening.
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W. F. Jeffrey
Jthe
Rand
F. T. Jones
Barclay Street
Knapp
Courier Patterns Coupon for Courier Fashion Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Fine Arts Club Programs and Meetings Highlight Local Society
Fine Arts department of the Woman's club meets at Mrs J C Knox home with a varied afternoon program including Italian drama origins, readings, and musical selections by Gretchen Schultz and others. Friday Musical club event at Genevieve Gardiner home features initiations, violin and piano numbers, readings, and a three course menu as guests. CC club hosts sewing gathering at Jules Fowler home with piano selections by Ona Crawford. next meeting at Mildred Rector's. Waterloo Hive No 22 L C T M to meet at A C U W hall. dues payable at Waterloo Savings Bank. Ada Bardeen entertained at home with games, cards and Doris Yenney numbers. Double Six club banquet planned at Mr Mrs S F McGarvey’s home with a turkey menu. Hawkeye Camp W O W to hold regular meeting with important business. Colds among children noted. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised as safe and effective.
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Woman’s Literary Club
Woman's Club
Paytor Manders
Mrs. Alving
E. T. Alford
Robert Law
C. W. Mullan
H. E. Boies
C. O. Lamson
Mary Newton
South America
Bolivia
Society of the First Brethren Church
C. W. Landis
Fifth Street West
P. Hoover
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
J. C. Knox
Gretchen Schultz
Reading
Genevieve Gardiner
Ground Street
Evelyn Woods
Marie Braniger
Myrtle Belangee
Cc. CG. Club
CC. Club
Jules Fowler
Parker Avenue West
Ona Crawford
George W. Fowler
Mildred Rector
Fourth Street East
Waterloo Hive No
Waterloo Savings Bank
Fourth and
Commercial Streets
Manufacturers Prepare Bill Sets Death Penalty and Reforms
Des Moines, Feb 3 Special. The Iowa State Manufacturers' association released a draft workers compensation bill differing from the Clarkson plan. It caps death penalty at 2000 dollars, lowers permanent partial disability to 50 percent of wages, and keeps employees bound by nonacceptance rules only if they file. The bill reestablishes contributory negligence, avoids a state insurance system, excludes farm laborers and domestic servants, and creates a Bureau of Industries under a broader Bureau of Labor with five departments to safeguard workers.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
Iowa
Clarkmoon
Albia
Clarkson
Executive Council
Bureau of Labor
Bureau of Industries
Statistical Department
Mine Inspection Department
General Inspection Department
Employment and Labor Department
Tiatel Inspection Department
Draft measure ready to curb accidents in Polk County
A draft of a measure to prevent accidents was completed this morning by Secretary Geo Wrightman and presented to Polk County senators and representatives for introduction. The document outlines proposed steps to reduce mishaps and improve public safety coordination.
Taet Prepares Drafts for Special Messages
Washington reports the president is drafting two special messages to Congress this month. The first will address the proposed tobacco tax reform and the second will accompany a report to the Alaska Railway Commission.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Tacdioet Avefer
Wit Tramaniit
Alakan Railway Commission
Five Militia Officers Thued by Court Martial
Five militia officers from Minneapolis and St Paul faced court martial in Minneapolis for insubordination. The St Paul battalion, by a verbal order from Col Lace, failed to appear at the Minneapolis tourney Friday night.
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Minneapolia
Wive
Helpful jail meeting led by Detwiler
An interesting meeting was held in the day with Detwiler leading. The service opened with Neptune and the Lord's Prayer, followed by a sermon from Proverbs. Attendance was read. Meetings are under the auspices of the WLC TOM. In two weeks another will be held.
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Detwiler
Neptune
WLC
Helik
Thankful He Was Not a Woman
The late Lawson Tait, England, famed as a woman’s doctor, said he never went to bed without thanking heaven he was not born a woman. He noted women endure suffering at times and praised Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veritable Compound as a successful remedy for female ills, bringing relief to thousands.
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Lawson Tait
England
Lydia E. Pinkbem
Liberal offer guarantees Blair Towle purchase price refund
The druggist, a member of the American Drug and Press Association, authorizes guarantor Towle to provide satisfaction or the purchase price will be refunded. This showcases confidence in the preparation. Senderson Drug Co., Red Cross Drug Co.
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American Drug and Press Association
Amerilol Blair Towle
Senderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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J. Stewart
South Street
Ladies’ Guild
Ladies of Christ Episcopal Parish
Thimble Bee
Roger Crowell
Walnut
Nathan Barber
Entre Nous Club
C. L. McDermott
Cascadean Avenue
Woman’s Club
Mesdames
J. O. Knox
Parrott
Fourth Street Caat
Happy Hour Club
Mesdames S. B. Reed
James Graham
Independence Avenue
Clio Club
C. D. Pedersen
Leland Avenue
Oriental Club
Clyde Gilham
Book and Needlework Club
A. H. Frank
Bachelor
Hazel Payne
Grant Chautauqua Circle
H. B. Kelly
Tieten Hotten Clube
Jessie Fink
Harrison
J. F. F. Club
Freda Spreull
Baltimore
Uttle Duke
Grace M. E. Church
Atonal Pan-Hellenic Association
Irving Hotel
Mise Orbie Mason
Wilms Basher
Mae Wangier
Miss Mason
Jean Lewis
Alma Gobin
National Organization
National Association
Edward L. Corton
Ruth Egloff
Cedar Falle
Cc. F. Crow
Norwalk
George E. Wilson
Locust Street
Professional Women's League
Hotel Chamberlain
Josephine Taylor
Emma Bradley
Adele Fuchs
Anna Solar-Burdick
Ella Ford-Miller
Lenna L
Mary Rosemond
Grace Balantyne
West High School
William Leash, Jr
Forrest Avenus
W. H. Roesner
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Mies EB
E. Monroe
Plymouth
George W. Hinkle
Mary D. Leash
Hart Parr Company
Charles City
Moses Taylor Hospital
Scranton
Monroe
Leash
Neil D. Jackson
Virden Avenue
James J. Cooley, Jr
William Werkin
Oelwein
Frank Braniger
Ira Alberts
Herman T. Wagner
Mullan Avenue
Harold Rugg
Grace Hollister
Franklin Street
J. T. Riordan
Wellington
Auction Bridge
Wellngton Card Club
Josph Sullivan
Prospect
Neilld. Jackson
A. Waterbury
Labor Temple
Mamestic Theatre
Ada Bardeen
Allen Street
Doris Yenney
F. McGarvey
Double Six Club
Twocast Street
Hawkeye Camp
KK BP. Hall
TAET
Baltic
New Hardware Co
A. G. Kramer
Beal & Walters
Commercial Street
Lee
Wonder Flate
Century Building
Sycamore St
East Waterloo
Cee
Rogers
Johnson
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