Brotherhood Meeting At Logan Avenue Church Elects Officers
The Logan Avenue United Evangelical church Brotherhood held a meeting last evening with devotional exercises led by vice president H. Shook. Officers elected: President B. M. Fritzsinger Vice president H. Shook Secretary Charles H. Eccleston Treasurer Wm. O’Brien wives arrived for a social at the president’s home and a three course repast followed.
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Logan Avenue
B. M. Fritzsinger
H. Shook
Charles H. Eccleston
Wm. O'Brien
Brotherhood
J. G. Walz
Fritzsinger
Lincoln Street
Te Brotherhood of
Health and Beauty Queries by Mrs. Mae Martyn
Readers seek simple tonics and beauty remedies for weight loss facial hair, skin glow and dandruff. Treatments include parnotis in hot water, delatone paste for hair, spurmaxin and glycerine skin mix, kar dene with alcohol and sugar, almozoin cream for pores, canthrax shampoo to soothe scalp, quin zain hair tonic, and crystal eye tonic to relieve burning eyes.
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J. V. Mu
Artists Course Concert Friday at First Congregational
The Second Artists course debuts Friday evening at the First Congregational church. Violinist Margel Gluck, with pianist Ella Ivimey, will perform after tours with Mme Tetrazini. The date is February 10, with subsequent acts by Calzin on March 19 and Bruno Steindel on April 5.
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First Congregational
Scott Prowell
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Margel Gluck
Ella Ivimey
Miss Gluck
England
Mme. Tetrazzini
Miss Ivimey
Madame Melba
Albert Calzin
Bruno Steindel
Charles City Couple Wedded in Waterloo Home
Charles D. Torrence of Charles City, a printer, married nurse Jennie M. Sodenburg in Waterloo this morning at 11 30. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Thomas F. Evans at the Hartman apartments. Attendants included Elizabeth Monroe and Charles City friend H. A. Young. The couple plans to return to Charles City for housekeeping this evening.
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Waterloo
Charles D. Torrence
Charles City
Jennie M. Sodenburg
Thomas F. Evans
M.E. Church
Hartman
Vy. A. Young
Manual Training Teachers Meeting in Waterloo
A state meeting of teachers in manual training and domestic arts for public schools will be held in Waterloo on Friday and Saturday February 24 and 25. Sessions convene in the manual training building at East High and many teachers and workers are expected to attend. Prof. J. B. Blakely of Fort Dodge serves as president and Prof. Brown of the State Teachers College at Cedar Falls is active in planning. A detailed program will be issued soon.
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Waterloo
East High
J. B. Blakely
Fort Dodge
Brown
Cotlege
Cedar Falls
Conference on Haytien Armistice Held Aboard Tacoma
A preliminary conference on a possible armistice in the Honduran conflict was held aboard the Tacoma at Puerto Cortes Honduras. Negotiations on the U S proposal for a cessation of hostilities to begin in earnest tomorrow.
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Puerto Cortex
Honduras
Tacoma
United States
United Doctors Treated Stomach Trouble Praised in Open Letter
Mrs J McCleese of Omaha writes of severe stomach troubles relief after United Doctors treatment for stomach and liver diseases. She reports stopping vomiting and regaining digestion and urges others with indigestion or gall stones to seek their help. The Waterloo institute in Marsh Place offers free confidential exams and will refuse treatment if no cure is possible.
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United Doctors
J. McCleese
United States
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Thaw Appeal Dismissed Weakens Release Bid
Harry K. Thaw’s appeal challenging his detention at Matteawan Hospital for the insane has been dismissed by the New York Court of Appeals. The ruling ends his hope for release from commitment.
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Albany
Harry K. Thaw
Appellate Division
Matteawan
Court of Appeals
National Guard Officers Dropped in Several States
Washington reports that California Alabama South Dakota and Hawaii will each be required to drop one disbursing officer while Louisiana must drop four by decision of the commission of officials the comptroller says has no authority. Bob Fitzsimmon is featured this week.
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Julia M
Washington
National Guard
California
Alabama
South Dakota
Hawaii
Louisiana
Chicago Votes to Limit Building Height to 200 Feet
Chicago council adopts amendment to municipal building code reducing height limit from 260 to 200 feet after hearings and partisan debate. Aldermen John A. Richert led supporters citing reduced loop congestion and benefits to outlying districts. opponents warned of diminished property rights and lower realty values led by Aldermen Charles M. Thomson and C. E. Merriam.
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Chicago
John A. Richert
Charles M. Thomson
C. E. Merriam
Federal circuit court case in Dubuque slated for April term
Attorney G Kennedy returned from St. Louis where he argued before Judge Reel in a National Seed Tester Co of Des Moines versus Monarch Self Feeder Co of Cedar Falls case. Kennedy opposed a restraining order and the judge upheld his contention. Hearing set for April term of the federal court at Dubuque. Rob Fitzsimmons appears all week at the Crystal Theatre.
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G. ©. Kennedy
St. Louis
Reel
United States Circuit Court
National Seed, Tester Company
Des Moines
Monarch Self Feeder Company
Cedar Falls
Kennedy
Dubuque
Arraignments Rise Over Water Property Question in Iowa Lake
Four men have been arraigned with two more to face Justice Knapp as a test case debates whether a lake is private property or public water. Backers of the case argue lake ownership affects fish and game laws while farmers note past spearings and fines. One farmer pled guilty to spearing and paid 19.96 dollars, saying he would settle later.
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Jeuhtless Teault
Knapp
Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association
Sammie
Waterloo
Fish and Game
Indifferent offender bluffs to dodge jail payment
An offender threatened with county jail for unpaid fines attempted to delay by claiming he would perform a "butchéria." Officers allowed a brief delay and a commitment will be issued unless he pays promptly.
Latimer county school superintendent dies in fire
Wilburton Oklahoma February 7 Miss Alice Fleming superintendent of Latimer county public schools was burned to death today when her home was destroyed by fire. Also notes a chicken pie supper at the 1st Congregational church West February 8 at 5:30 for 35 cents and Burton E Wilson’s return from Colfax Iowa where Mrs Wilson is staying for her health.
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Lndies
Plymouth Congregational Church
East High School
Alice Melendy
Belita Shearer
Louise Woodruff
Marie Bernard
W. C. Brownlee
W. W. H. Schwedler
Edward T. Alford
C. A. Heath
Girl’ Opportunity Club
Margaret Waters
Wellington Street
Girls’ Opportunity Club
San Te Indian School
Barbara Campbell
Constance Buswell
Second Street West
Clio Club
F. W. Richardson
Frank Shoemaker
C. H. Pederson
Parkersburg
Beattle
Wilburton
Okla
Alice Fleming
Latimer County
Cong
West
Burton E. Wilson
Colfax
Mrs. Wilson
Galesburg Vote On Commission Plan Sees Defeat Expected
In Galesburg Illinois a light vote is being polled on adopting the commission form of government. Friends of the movement admit defeat as of February 8.
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Galesburg, Ill
Galesburg
Friends of the Movement
Knights Plan Fine Club House in Dubuque
At a Dubuque council meeting Knights of Columbus announced the purchase of a 609 by 120 foot property to be used as a club house. When improvements are complete the council will have one of the finest club houses in the state and the property will be used exclusively for club house purposes.
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Dubuque, Ia
Dubuque
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