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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1915

Page

3

VALENTINE SOCIAL AT GEDARRIVE ORDER

One hundred and fifty members and friends of Gedarrive No. 37 L O T M enjoyed a valentine sociable in the Commercial street I O O F hall. The hall glowed with heart and cupids decorations, readings and musical numbers followed by refreshments.

Valentine Gedarrive George Fergeman Effie Wilson Stanley Fergeman Harry Fergeman Ethel Garrabrant Laura E. Garrabrant Baltimore Street Ale AK. Erwin Voces W. B. Porter Nias Phinney

Take Allen's Couch Balsam Remains a Popular Remedy

The advertisement extols Allen's Couch Balsam as a sovereign 10 year remedy for coughs and sore throats. It promises quick relief and pleasant taste, claiming broad usage and proven value in thousands of homes.

Allen

Use Coconut Oil for Washing Hair as a Simple Remedy

An old homemaking tip advocates coconut oil for hair washing. Moisten hair, rub in refined coconut oil to produce rich lather, cleansing scalp while removing dust and dandruff. The method claims it leaves hair shiny and manageable, with minimal alkali damage compared to commercial soaps.

Phil

Bankmen's Club Holds Meeting in Waterloo

The Waterloo Bankmen's Club met last evening at Leavitt and Johnson National Bank rooms. A. Larson, cashier of First National Bank, spoke on banking errors and stressed friendship among the city banks. A general committee representing each bank was elected to form an executive panel for routine business.

Mra Bruce Galloway Morris Charlotte Mann Browne T. Watts-Dunton George Meredith Hall Caine William Sharp Edmund Gokse Lucy Noble Hdlth Lowney Robert Browning Marion Prevee Lydia Society First Presbyterian Church Clair 4. Parker R. R. Krebs Palmquist Ila Cooley C. W. Kline Sum Waterloo Bankmen’s Club Leavitt & Johnson National Bank A. Larson First National Bank Waterloo Larson

Methodists Win One and Lose Another in Sunday League

In the Sunday School Basketball league at the Y the First Congregational five routed the First M. I. seniors 44 to 9 as Merrick scored 15, Naumao and Leonard 10 each, and Eboy added five of the nine Methodist points. The Intermediate game saw the First Methodists defeat the First Brethren 16 to 6 with Farr and Spry each at six points.

M. I First Congregational Merrick Naumao Leonard Eboy Methodist First Methodists First Brethren Farr Spry Miller

Three Young Ladies to Give Concert at Dysart Opera House

Westleigh trio from Dysart comprises Dorothy Davis Maybeth Mack and Marjorie Taylor. The concert under Dysart Woman's Club auspices kicks off a season of entertainment. All have performed publicly in Waterloo and shown notable talent amid rising advance seat sales.

Westleigh Dysart Dorothy Davis Maybeth Mack Marjorie Taylor Woman's Club of Waterloo

Town Criers' Advertis ing Lab Meets This Evening

The UB unit meets in Waterloo club parlors to perfect the organization and elect permanent committees for the year. The constitution will be completed and adopted. Strong attendance is urged as several important matters will be discussed. An ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine is noted with E. W. Grove as the signature. New York Life, 206 Oar's Wide, phone 621, A. C. Smith agent.

Sovelock Town Criers Waterloo Club New York Life A. C. Smith

Lewd Women to Be Prosecuted by Judge Meyers

Police Judge Meyers announced a new policy sending women arrested for soliciting or disorderly house activity to the county jail for up to thirty days. Leona Daniels and Emma Freeman were the first to face this ruling after a Glenwood street raid. Others, including J Donahue and William Marquis, were released on bonds and failed to appear in court as authorities vow to intensify enforcement with better weather. Chief Leighton backs a citywide crackdown to stop solicitation and loitering by women. Waterloo notes lower crime than most Iowa cities with few holdups and no major burglaries.

Meyers Leona Daniels Emma Freeman Glenwood Street J. Donahue William Marquis Leighton Waterloo Iowa

Local News and Society in Osage February

Osage news item recounts cattle and hog shipments to Chicago by Schuhart Buckner Mellany and Burtch, Roy Funk’s Waterloo visit, a wedding at Sacred Heart Church for Frank Overcamp and Tracy Kraft, with Ed Overcamp and Mildred as attendants. Also notes Mrs Sojka illness, a teacher institute, and Grandma Kingsbury's critical condition.

Osage Messrs A. Schuhart C. BE. Bucknerm Mellany Charlie Burtch Chicago Roy Funk Waterloo Cedar Falls Sanford Grinstead Little Cedar Frank Overcamp Tracy Kraft Austin Sacred Heart Church Father Martin Ed. Overcamp Stewartville Mildred Overcamp Steuartville Sojka Rochester Owatonna County Teachers’ Institute Grandma” Kingsbury W. H. Kingsbury

New Offices for Street Car Men in La Porte City

Cedar Valley line officials announce office moves across Lafaretta building as Iowa Real Estate & Investment shifts from fifth to fourth floor. W. C. F. N. and C. M. Cheney exchange spaces with W. H. Given and G. M. Cass preparing new offices. La Porte City bridge, damaged by Sunday high water, will reopen tomorrow with limited Cedar Rapids service resuming. local service continues, freight moved via Rock Island to Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Valley Line Lafaretta Iowa Real Estate & Investment Company C. M. Cheney Given C. D. Cass Genersal la Porte City Cedar Rapids Lmited Rock ‘Island Cedar Rapides

Prohibition and Suffrage Spread Across States and Congress

The Bremer column notes one third of U S cities now ban alcohol with 16 states joining the trend and more to come. It lists Iowa bills on prohibition and woman suffrage, New York and Tennessee progress, Massachusetts senate action, and cites Lincoln quotes on reform as the era moves toward broader moral and legal changes.

Bremer T. U Maine Kansas North Dakota Georgia Oklahoma Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Virginia Oregon Washington Colorado Arizona Alabama Arkansas Iowa New York Massachusetts Senate Abraham Lincoln Abreham Lincoln Sigve I. B. Merein Pres. Bremer Co

Booze Sermon Draws 410 At Shell Rock Meeting

Rev. Hugh A. Knowles preached a long sermon titled Booze at the union evangelistic services in Shell Rock on Sunday. More than 410 people entered by ticket for the hour and a half talk. He used symbolic acts to illustrate the liquor traffic defeat and gender suffrage progress amid a state political backdrop.

Hugh A. Knowles Waterloo Union Shell Rock Vangelist Knowles State Senate Iowa

Cab Driver Fined Eight for Traffic Violation

H. T. Ross, taxi driver, was fined $8 by Police Judge Meyers for violating the traffic ordinance. He was charged with driving through a crowd boarding a street car at the waiting station amid multiple complaints of auto drivers trespassing at Fourth and Lafayette streets, where several serious accidents were narrowly avoided.

H. T. Ross Meyers Fourth Lafayette

Four Homes Quarantined for Scarlet Fever and Other Diseases

The Evening Courier lists four new quarantines in Waterloo including scarlet fever in two locations, diphtheria, and smallpox. With these, Waterloo reports twenty-eight scarlet fever cases, five diphtheria, and two smallpox. New patients include George Albrecht of 539 Center and Mrs. T. Emmerson of 522 Kirkwood. Bernadince Fullerton at 416 Allen Street is also noted for diphtheria.

George Albrecht Center J. C. Miller Washington

Physician’s Advice Promises Quick Weight Gain Patented Sargal

An article extols Sargal tablets as a weight gain remedy for thin people. It claims the product converts sugars and starches into tissue nourishment, with reported gains of 10 to 25 pounds per meal context, and asserts safety and a money back guarantee. The ad warns it should not be used by those unwilling to gain at least ten pounds.

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