Poultry Raisers Elect Officers at Waterloo Meeting
Waterloo Poultry association re elected W L Patterson as president and W F Close as vice president H M Corning secretary R L Eighmey treasurer G L Marsh superintendent The group plans for next year and a cooperative buying club to lower feed costs was approved for study with Harry Nauman H M Corning and Harry Hemmerling appointed to report next Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Poultry Association
W. L. Patterson
W. EF. Close
H. M. Corning
R. L. Eighmey
G. L. Marsh
H. A. Bittenbender
Ames
Harry Nauman
iHarry Hemmerling
Social Workers Address Unemployment Problems and WCA Efforts
Social workers gathered in Mrs. Myrtie Barr's office to hear Miss Prudence Walker discuss unemployment issues and the work of the YWCA. She outlined employment agencies, training plans for women, and the economic impact of idleness, noting the local association's employment committee and its activities on housing, eight hour and child labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Barr
Prudence Walker
Sddiss Walker
W. C A
Miss Walker
Mmies
Jennie Ricker
B.C. Litchfield
W. B. Howell
A. B. Kline
George Worthen
J. E. Ricenour
Engel Released on Own Bond for 500 Dollars
Detroit man Julius Engel, in town to see his wife Marie Engel, was freed on his own bond of 500 dollars after several days in jail for contempt of court and violating an injunction. He claimed he acted to reconcile, while the court noted telephoning and notes to his wife violated the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Engel
Detroit
Mich
Marie Engel
G. W. Mullan
Engel
Mrs. Engel
Mullan
Missionary Talks Highlight One Day Convention at Central Church
Central Christian church hosts a one day convention with President McLean of the Foreign Christian Missionary Society presiding. Dr. E. I. Osgood and W. B. Alexander of China share experiences. A 6:30 p.m. picnic supper for members and families precedes 7:30 p.m. screenings of mission field motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
McLean
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Cincinnati
BE. I, Osgood
China
W. B. Alexander
Social and club notices fill Waterloo events page
A long list of social gatherings fills the Waterloo page with details of Red Geranium and Imperial Bridge club entertainments, YWCA, choruses, missionary societies, and church activities. Notable items include Mrs. J L Jones hosting, Mrs. Effie McCollum Jones speaking on suffrage, Chautauqua programs on France, and Westminster Auxiliary planning a musical program with birthday honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jones
Red Geranium Club
Mmes. Tunks
Reno Reeves
Imperial Bridge
Mmes
Ira Rodamer
Virgil Curtis
Mick J. W. Wray
H. W. Sigworth
Organizing Nurses Into Red Cross Movement
Miss Nana Colby leads a drive to unite graduate nurses for Red Cross work in Black Hawk County. She calls all interested to report at 1155 Berth avenue and aims to host a meeting with Gyda Bates from Cedar Rapids as state secretary. The effort remains distinct from other Red Cross groups here amid ongoing club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Colby
Black Hawk ‘County
Registered Nurses’ Association
Red Cross
Colby
Berth Avenue
Gyda Bates
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Chapman
Woman's Club
Waterloo
Chapman
Community notices and club meetings listed in local column
A medley of society items notes meetings of Child Conservation teague Dr Guthrie McConnell on character and Mrs H Kelly singing. Social hour follows. Weekend party at Orange Grove farm hosted by Mrs Oakley Mayes. Ancillae club plans a card party at Sacred Heart hall. WCTU meets at Mrs John Wright’s home. Miss Frances Willard life work paper read by Mrs Morris. Neighbors honor Mrs Martin Brennan with a birthday party and 500 card game. Missionary circle at Walnut Street Baptist plans play and pictures. supper served. Central Christian church Philathes class at Miss Florence Stines home. 7:46 San Souci train. Marie Will’s thirteenth birthday surprise. Daughters of Isabella meet at Knights of Columbus hall. patriotic paper and current events. First M E thimble bee Wednesday. Knights of Pythias fourth dance Wednesday. S C E at First Brethren church meets tomorrow. F P F club cancelled. D B L Auction Bridge club led by Mrs Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. H
H. T. Fisher
Walla Ga
Verna
Marie Gleason
Sacred Heart
Church Hall
Lydia Society
Deborah
Westminster Guild
Lucy Kimball
Ladies' Social Union
H. Li. Haywood
Mary Edgerton
Graves Memorial U. B. Missionary Society
George Buchan
Central Christian Missionary
H. B. Maine
Acronomia
C. J. Shaw
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Red Parlor
Galloway Needle Club
Wmrs. Lee
Wilson
St. Luke's Aid Society
Carl Gesser
Fifth
South Streets
Foreign
St. Paul's M. E
C. I. Smith
C. A. Byvank
First Congregational Missionary
E. L. Johnson
East Park
W. CT. U
John Wright
Leland Avenue
Kelly Station
Bertha Walker
Margaret Morris
Frances
Willard
Philathes
Central Christian Church
Florence Stines
Cong És Street
San Soucl Ear
American Women in War Effort Challenged by Observers
A perceptive critique argues that American women defy the era’s theatre and romance images by showing sacrifice and initiative during wartime. Nurses, volunteers, and refugees are highlighted, suggesting literature misrepresented American women and urging a fuller, true portrayal through charity, leadership, and duty. LICENSED TO WED. Lewis V. Babcock, Cedar Falls. .26 Ethel E. Stoner, Parkersburg.2 Benjamin A. Roemstina, Anling ton. . 2 Bena Lindeman, Aplington viene Bd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lewis V. Babcock
Cedar Falls
Ethel E. Stoner
Parkersburg
Benjamin A. Roemstina
Anlington
Bena Lindeman
Aplington
Ringworm on Face Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Patient Harry L. Kauffman of Carlisle Ohio describes a ringworm outbreak on his face starting as a rash that became inflamed and itchy. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two weeks the itching stopped and the eruption healed. The notice promotes free samples and sale of Cuticura products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Kauffman
Carlisle
Ohio
Don’t Bald With Parisian Sage Hair Grower Ad
An advertisement urges readers with thinning hair to visit Waggler Bros. Co for Parisian Sage, a hair growth product that promises to regrow hair, stop shedding, cure dandruff, and improve scalp odor, claiming authentic formula and wide availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggler Bros. Co
Courier patterns order form for up-to-date designs
The notice requests readers to fill a coupon and send it to the Fashion Department Evening Courier in Waterloo to obtain current pattern designs. Each pattern costs ten cents and allows seams. Orders are to be sent promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
French View of U S Women From War Changes Paris
Paris reports the Temps predicts the American woman will emerge from the war transformed. It notes prior French depictions framed her as opulent, extravagant, and audacious, but this view may shift to a new, nuanced portrait reflecting wartime experiences and evolving roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Temps
Poslam Soap Promises Quick Skin Relief Ad
An old classified style advertises Poslam Soap by Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th Street New York City. It claims the soap speeds treatment for stubborn keratosis and minor skin troubles, calming skin from irritated areas to a clearer fresher appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poslam
New York City
Panelam Sonp
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Claims Quick Corn Removal
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from a corn by applying two drops of Gets-It. The copy describes lifting the corn off with a cork and claims the surrounding flesh is untouched, touting the treatment as pleasant and effective.
Gets It corn remedy praised as world’s best
The notice promotes Gets It as a simple fast cure for corns and calluses. It claims relief without cutting or risk of blood poisoning and urges readers to try the remedy tonight. Sold for 26 cents or by mail from EB Lawrence Co. in Chicago with local distributors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
H.W. Taggart
C. J. Miller
Hansen & Hansen
Strickler’s Pharmacy
Horn's Drug’ Co
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LA Raconteuse
Societ
Equal Suffrage Association
W. W. Marsh
South Street
Effie McCollum Jones
National Suffrage Board
Marsh
East
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Carleton Silas
Ge. G
Ghester Cadwallader
Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. C. Keiber
May Barnes
Mines
Long
Lstle
Dave
Sherrill
Lena
Hannah Bastian
May Bares
Westminster Auxiliary
Westminster Ladies’ Auxiliary
Laura Webb
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Largo
Misses Miller
Kathryn Miller
Cavatine
Reempsta
Guthrie McConnell
H. Kelly
Otterbine Guld
Ottoerbina
Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A.th. Whittle
Try
Oakley Mayes
Orange Grove Farm
Ellen Eck
Grace Jay
Anna Kurth
Lydia Igith
Sacred Heart Hall
Martin Brennan
Fowler Strat
Brennman
Worth
Mission Fields
Marie Will
M. H. Will
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
MM. J. Q'eeta
M. E. Thimbie
Knights of Pything Dancing Club
Kights of Pythigs Hall
C. E
First Brethren Church
Clyde Smith
D. B. L. Auction Bridge Club
Mair
Vt Sete
U.S
THY
M.C. A
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
New York
Tis Weekly
Acvaniaics of
Santa Fe
Fourist
Calfonia
Samuel Larimer
Des Moines
Lowe
DR. E. I. Dunkelberg
Buack Hawick Bani Building
Binck
Frank T. Hartman
Smfth
Mulberry Streets
East Side Library
Ben C. Everall
Teephont
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Bank
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk Building
Northwest
U. S
Northern Pacific Railway
Lafayette Street
Iowa
J. L. Daugherty
Clark Street
Tlinois
Northern Pacific
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