Community News Roundup From Carnegie Chautauqua and Local Clubs
Monday events include Stitch and Chatter at the Home of Mr and Mrs Frank Sellman, Cec dar Falls and the Grant Chautauqua circle led by Mrs G Cadwallader. A luncheon for bride elect Miss Florerice Hotchkiss at Mrs Eby’s home on Third Avenue West featured a touré menu and hatchets as place cards. Multiple club meetings, entertainments, and social gatherings follow, with prayers and preparations for Washington events and charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Chautauqua Ci'cle
Sam Frank
Stitch and Chatter Club
Frank Sellman
C. L. Club
Ells Baker
Cedar Falls
Rebekah
I. O. Oo
C. W. Eby
Ruth Speicher
Florerice Hotchkiss
Eby
Third Avenue West
Miss Hotchkiss
J. W. Tucker
W. F. Thompson
Washington
Mary Elrose
J. M. Hileman
HE. W. Sigworth
Park Avenue West
Courier Patterns Offer Career Fashion Coupon Request
Readers are asked to fill a coupon for the Courier Fashion Department in Waterloo to obtain up-to-date courier patterns. Each pattern costs 10 cents and includes seams. orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An 19th century advertorial promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ills. It claims to restore ambition, regularity, and vitality, banish sunken eyes and wasted cheeks, and relieve irritability and nervousness through daily use, with free literature and pellets for stomach and bowels. It urges women to seek medical advice in caves and obtain stamps for mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate
Hye
Ty Pierce
Local Social Roundup From Cedar Falls Events
Miss Mabel Hale and a friend from Independence visit grandparents in Cedar Falls. Miss Mary Hansen heads to Chicago for a dress makers' convention for a week. Mrs Charles Jameson suffers nervous collapse but shows improvement. Miss Katherine Kelley visits for the weekend. Miss Florence Cox attends a prenuptial shower for Carl Christiansen. Dr C B Rhoades hosts an afternoon social for First Congregational church ladies. Rev Oscar Lowry spoke at the high school assembly urging student welfare. The Thorndahls return from Chicago. Mrs Mabel Rait ill at home. J B Lake Jr visiting Pfeiffer home. Seifert family from Waverly visiting. Ballantines visit Finchford. Neighborhood Social Club meets with Mrs M A Bowen. Ladies' association meets at Dr C B Hearat's. Marriage of Chris Jubs and Mary Peterson announced. Cedar Falls Woman's Club to host Washington's Birthday picnic at 7:15 pm. Basketball game at State Teachers College gym vs Des Moines college. Bessie Riker to undergo goitre operation. James Pomeroy visits Cedar Falls. Christina Nelson to arrive from Boston after tumor surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mabel Hale
Independence
M. Wilbur
Franken
Fifth Streets
Mary Hansen
Chicago
Charles Jameson
Town Street
Katherine Kelley
J. Kelley
Webster City
Florence Cox
George Mitze
Miss Cox
Carl Christiansen
Jennie Mitze
C. B. Rhoades
First Congregational Church
Ladiea’ Association
Oscar Lowry
Martin Thorndahl
Mabel Rait
State Teachers’ College
J. B. Lake, Jr
M. A. Bowen
West Fourth Street
Ida G. Rhoades
Ladies' Association
Chris Jubs
Mary Peterson
Businss Women’s Department
Cedar Faille Woman’s Club
Washington
C. BE. Hearat
Des Moines College
Misa Bessie Riker
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Goitre
James Pomeroy
Cedar Rapids
Lars Petersen
Christina Nelson
Boston
United States
Sorority Luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson Cedar Falls
The Theta Gamma sorority of State Teachers' College Cedar Falls held a 1 PM luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson today. Twenty eight guests attended the social gathering and enjoyed fellowship in a civic campus setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Gamma Sorority
State Teachers’ College of
Cedar Falls
Russell-Lamson
Box Scouts Triumph Over Lafayette Eighth Grade
The Boy Scouts of Troup 4 defeated the Eighth grade Lafayette seconds Friday at Lafayette School by 20 to 4. Lineups listed: Scouts Martin, Barnard, Toulouse, Payne, Morgan and others. Eighth grade Clapper, Wing, Snider, Harris, Brees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Troup
Lafayette
Martin
Barnard
Toulouse
Payne
Morgan
Clapper
Wing
Snider
Harris
Brees
Special Meetings Inspire Cedar Falls Youthful Audience
In Cedar Falls on February 20 Evangelist Lowry addressed a large crowd of high school students and teachers at the tabernacle on The Greatest Business of Life Souls Winning The event featured prominent youth leadership by Prof Grubb and included high school songs and energetic yells The audience responded strongly to personal workers and the drive to continue the work locally A basketball gift from Lowry and a promise of another ball for the college training school delegation highlighted the evening A post meeting session followed by plans for future work. Mrs Ellen Barbara Adams died at her daughter's home last night She was born February 13 1841 in Ohio A prayer service is set for Monday at 9 am in Cedar Falls before burial in Nora Springs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Tabernacle
Evangelist Lowry
Grubb
Lowry
Ellen Barbara ‘Adams
Ellen Barbara Adama
L. C. Whittempire
Ohio
J. W. Holland
Nora Springs
Knights and Ladies Banquet and Ball in Waterloo
Invitations issued for the Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security annual banquet and ball on Wednesday evening February 24 at Hiks Ball. The purple white and gold gilt edged invitations honor the event. Mier’s six piece orchestra will provide music for the grand ball starting at 9 p.m. The banquet will be served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiklets
Washington
Elks’ Hall
Myers
The
Elklets
Waterloo Knights and Ladies of Security
Hiks
Church Services in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls Feb 20 services in the tabernacle directed by Evangelist Lowry draw growing crowds with three sessions at 10:30 am 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm led by Lowry and featuring Prof. George Moody and a large choir. Local churches list Sunday services and events as Waterloo visitors attend. A wedding is scheduled for tomorrow noon at a country home near Janesville Velma Hall and Aubrey Lyon to wed with post ceremony plans on the Stine farm near Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Tabernacle
Evangelist Lowry
Hvange
St Lowry
Lowry
George Moody
Waterloo
Thoroly
Evangeliat Lowry
Christian Science
Grand Theatre
St. Luke's Episcopal
John 8. Cole
St. Patrick’s
Wm. Wieneke
Danish Bethlehem
J. Christiansen
Janesville
Velma Hall
George Hall
Irving
Aubrey Lyon
Alan
Smith
Stine Farm
Members and Guests Meet for Evening Rituals and Fair Report
Members and their guests gather from five to seven thirty p m for a regular meeting. At seven thirty the meeting opens with candidates admitted on short form work. New stereopticon slides illustrate the ritual work of the order. A complete report on receipts and expenses of the recently closed big fair will be read.
Mass Meeting for Men at Waterloo Theatre
John F. Cunneen of Chicago will deliver a temperance address at 3 tomorrow afternoon in the Waterloo theatre. The event is under the auspices of the Business Men's Temperance organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
John F. Cunneen
Chicago
Business Men’s Tem
Quaker Herb Remedies Publicized At Waterloo Pharmacy
A Waterloo report touts Quaker Herb Extract with testimonials from C P Guenther of 112 Virden Street. He attributes relief from catarrh stomach trouble and related symptoms after about ten days of use. Fisher claims growing results in Waterloo as more patients try the remedy. Special offers include three bottles for 2.50 and six for 5.00 at The Modi Pharmacy, 105 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenther
Verden Street
Fisher
Jhere
C. P. Guenther
Virden Street
Waterloo
Balin
Modi. Pharmacy
Fourth Street
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Tyler
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Lorejor
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J. W. Henderson
Allen
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Grace Pinkerton
Clarry Tullar
Herman Kendall
Linden Church
Daisy Je
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Harvey WW. Clark
Sarah A. Clark
Wiram D. Ford
Naowi L. Ford
Emma V. Aker
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Mary M. Chapianno
Mirands Banfield
Malinda 1Ou
Ada Fern Daisy
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George J. Dixon
Alen Barrett Burgess
E Letta Dixon Burgess
Dixon
Ight
Anna Hansen
Dawson
Kewpie Klub
Alberts Woodring
Order of Kewpies
Charlotte Lamb
Alma Walters
Ruth Woodting
Simon Klipper
Kenwood Heights
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. R. Allen
Independence Avenue
Whbur Clapp
Fred Wilcox
Sue Nished
Arthur Bentz
P. M. Burs
Blank
J. BE
J. L. B. Club
J. L. B. Clai
Misa Mande LaTier
Washington Street
J. B. Holtz
Charles Ludwig
Wm Makinster
Bluff Street
J. &. McMullan
al Haldum
Hugh Fouteh Way
Haldum
Kreg Glark
Frank Isvabower
St. Franch Hospital
Jane Kirby
Margaret Carrigg
Clarence Truston
Vincent Iechtfertig
K. of P Hall
Holmes
Jr. C. Logan
Leland Avenue
Waorion Savings Bank
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Florence Hotchkiss
Richard Holmes
K. of Phalt
Iowa City
Meryie Brown
Louis Johnson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Union Congregational Church
John Woodbury
T. M. Dial
Russell Parker
Asdames Cox
Woodbury
Parwer
G. G. G. G. Club
C. G. Sweitzer
Meguumes
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Aspect Switzer
C. A. Clark
W. A. Hox
A. Repass
A. H. Tatman
Calvary Workers and
Loyal Stars
Calvary Evangelical Church
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Repsie Stealey
Guida Wagner
Helen Johnson
Oclwein
G. I, G, Club
G. I. G. Club
Flom Trask
Marguerite Snodgraft
Ruth Edelen
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ransier
Isabella Garvisson
Force
Jas
Telephone
Lawn City
Arief
Knights and Ladies
Waterloo Savings Bank
Toger I
Crowell
Waterloo Ice Cream CO
Swift Mfg. Co
Rath Packing Co
First Nat. Bank
F. & N. Ry. Union Min Co
Waterloo Courier
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice
B. W. Schuneman Co
West Side
Leavitt & Johnson Nat. Bank
Longley
Alesdhordros, & Hitchies
Lows Dairy Separator Co
Bryant Asphalt Paving Co
M. D. Toof
Mgr
Town
Peerless Check Protecting Co
Rochester
W. P. Alexander
Polk Bldg
Des Moines
Circe
H. H. Miller
Bloff Street
Hummel Hotel
Sore Fed
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