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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
12
Women groups meet for crochet clubs reading circles and social dinners across several addresses. Daughters of Isabella prepare initiation and banquet. Lincoln Circle OA R installs officers with many attendees. annual meetings and missionary society reports shared. Local clubs host parties and plan future programs.
The Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department offers up-to-date Couriier patterns by coupon. Send 10 cents per pattern to receive patterns for seams and garments. Orders ship within ten days, with sizes including 36 through 42 inch bust. Ladies blouse coat with peplum. Requires 234 yards of 44 inch material for an 88 inch size. Price 10 cents.
Reinbeck high school defeated East High 34 to 14 in Waterloo as East High faltered on a small floor. Miller scored twice for East, with Abbott Hurwich and Clay adding singles. Reinbeck aims to turn the tables in the February 7 return game, boasting a long, strong lineup and previous wins over Grundy Center.
Articles of Incorporation for the Schuneman Co were filed with the county recorder. The company operates drug stores at Fourth and Lafayette and Fourth and Jefferson, with capital stock of 20000 in shares of 100 each. Officers include B W Schuneman as president and GM, Nettie C Lehtmentasy as vice president and treasurer, and John Berg as secretary. Growth noted in recent years as west store expanded last autumn.
The Walnut Street Baptist men’s Bible class celebrated its win in the eight week membership contest over the Bare aca class of the First Baptist church of Muscatine with a 250-person banquet. The victory was by 261 points. A chicken pie banquet followed by a program of toasts and vocal numbers capped the evening. Visitors included E. B. Holmes, E. Link, and Charles Young.
Harvey Nassen of 749 Kern Street, Iowa Dairy employee, broke through ice on the Cedar River near Wadley poultry house but reached shore and home. Police and fire crews found a dinner pail and concluded he escaped a watery grave. Nassen confirmed he reentered and returned home. A later meeting of 300 workers opposing open saloon is announced for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Y M C A.
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