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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1915

Page

9

Missionary and club events fill midweek schedule

A dense list of meetings and socials spans Wednesday events at Baptist, Westminster, Emanuel, Calvary, and other churches. Women's societies, youth groups, and craft circles meet at homes and church halls on topics from education and missionary work to needlework and religious study, with guest speakers and new club formations noted.

Carnegie Circle Carnegie | Chautauqua Circle Library East Tommy Atkins Europe Mexico Philippines Pilgrim Fathers Brewster and Bradford

Graduated Teachers Lead Piano and Voice Studio

The Musical Institute showcases high class instruction with Migs Marion T. Ransler teaching piano and Miss Isabella Gareissen guiding voice at Studio 601 James Black Building. Telephone 2601-Red.

Voich Musical Institute Migs Marion T. Ransler Isabella Gareissen James Black Building

Courier Patterns Offer Up To Date Designs By Courier

The Evening Courier Fashion Department advertises courier patterns with accompanying designs. Customers fill a coupon and enclose 10 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, with delivery promised within ten days after sending in the order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Coal Thieves Raid Illinois Central Coal Train

Coal thieves conducted a wholesale raid on an Illinois Central coal train Sunday night unloading about 15 tons. Train crews alerted Special Agent Young who guarded the coal. several men were caught and others implicated additional suspects. Investigations show many locals obtained their winter coal from IC cars. many to be arraigned in Justice McMurray's court soon.

Coal Thelves Ilinois Central Young Belt Ine I. C Justice McMurray

Calvary Church to Hold Annual Business Meeting

Calvary Evangelical church will hold its annual business meeting Thursday evening. Reports from all departments cover the past year's work and officers for the church and Sunday school will be elected.

Young People’s Alliance Emanuel Evangelical Church Alice Freshe Carl Gruener Lawrence Pfeffer Sepha Hostettler Mary Schmidt Fred Andreas Caroline Mether Fred Kaltenbach Europe M. B. Av Pinkerton Hall F.C. Parnell Order Calvary Evangelical Church

Lodgers Cared For At Big Brother Mission

The Big Brother mission housed two homeless men on the floor last night for lack of beds and hopes to have enough facilities soon to help all who come. Reverend J. G. Crawford, in town for the week of prayer at the Presbyterian church, will speak at the mission Wednesday evening. The mission is open every night of the year and welcomes all.

Big Brother Mission J. G. Grawford Presbyterian Church

As Told in the Hills play praised at Floyd event

Monona visitors Mrs E. Williams and Miss Clara Sutter drew a fair audience for the local production As Told in the Hills. School resumed after a two week vacation as residents noted civic and social notices.

Floyd Clara Sutter Monona E. Williams Griffin Eric Hoppe O. J. Woods Waterloo Roy Morey Ames Hazel Bryant Orchard Irma Bryant

St Ansgar Social Notes Briefly Summarized

Banker R C Lubiens visited Chicago on business. Miss Marian Ashur visited her grandmother Mrs S Hansen in St Ansgar. Mrs T H Hume hosted the MX church Ladies Aid at her home. Miss Clare Mae left for Chicago then Estherville to teach music. Rev Felter and family visited from Colesburg. Emma Delaney returned to Chicago after holidays. Margaret Hume and Ruth Man returned to Cornell college. Anna Sheshan went to Des Moines to visit her sisters.

St. Ansgar R. C./ Lubiens Chicago Marian Ashur Clarksville S. Hansen T. H. Hume Ladies’ Aid Society The MX. Church Clare Mae Estherville Felter Colesburg Misa Emma Delaney Margaret Hume Ruth Man Cornell Colese Misa Anna Sheshan Nes Moines

Rowley New Year Notices and Local Social Updates

Fred Davis opens a new grocery store in Rowley. Aliss Ella May Butterfield of Troy visits friends here. F F Weiher returns to Moline. Buckley family attends uncle's funeral in Walker. A F Cosworth dies in Des Moines. formerly lived here. Sadie Stary returns to Sioux City duties. Anglow couple welcome a boy born Nov 20. Nellie area visits Duluth. Charles Strobe family from Council Bluffs return after holiday. Mrs Louis Booth injures ankle after slipping on ice. Handwidge family hosts relatives from Kenosha for New Year. F Weiler shows partial recovery from relapse.

Rowley Fred* Davis Aliss Ella May Butterfield Troy F. F. Weiher Moline R. I. Buckley Walker A. F. Cosworth Brooklyn Des Moines Handwidge Kenosha Weiler

Walker Family Notes and Local Moves

Bora to Mr and Mrs Lee Allen. Celia Gorman guest of Miss Anna V Donnelly. Mr and Mrs Joseph Simauck occupy their new home at Dows and Ely, a major local improvement. Forrest Edwards, Central City High principal, returned for a brief vacation. George Devine arrived home Monday.

George Devine

Local Holiday Travel and Obituary Summary

Jay from Chicago, once with the railway mail service, and Guy De vine returned with him after a holiday stop in Chicago. John Robison, a longtime veteran and local pioneer, died after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday led by Rev. O. B. Chassell of Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Penfield and others planned winter relocations to Florida. A Christmas postcard shower was sent to Joseph Isaac, confined to home by illness.

Wilson Street O. B. Chassell Mt. Vernon Joseph Isaac

Clarksville News Notes and Family Visits

Mrs. A Price remains critically ill attended by a trained nurse. Her daughter Mrs SH Page and her husband arrived from Milwaukee. Carl Clausing and daughter Viola of Wahpeton NC are visiting relatives. Mrs Geo Ashline and Mrs Kid Ashline hosted a quilting gathering with a luncheon. Eugene Ashline from Portland is visiting his mother Mrs Margaret Ashline after 28 years away. Burr Ilgenfritz of Jennings LA visits with his parents. Roland Miller buys Ed Ashline's barber shop and pool room stake. Mrs Forrest Seitz suffers a severe neuralgia attack on her heart.

Clarksville A. Price SH. H. Page Milwaukee Carl Clausing Viola Wahpeton N. C Geo. Brown Kid Ashline Eugene Ashline Portland Ore Margaret Ashline Burr Ilgenfritz Jennings C. H. Ilgenfritz Roland Miller Ed Ashfine Forrest Seitz

Pinex Based Cough Syrup Promised For Family Use

An advertising notice touts a home cough remedy mixing 272 ounces of Iinex with a pint of cough syrup to treat stubborn coughs. It claims quick relief for bronchitis, winter coughs, and whooping cough, with a 44 cent cost per pint and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne, Indiana.

Vaniah Pinex Co Ft, Wayne

Sunday revival meetings to start at local church

Sunday night the U K pastor Miss Page assisted by Midseathee Burdon will begin revival meetings at the church on Tuesday January 5 The article also notes a New Year dinner for fourteen hosted by Mr and Mrs Forrest Seitz and reports various local visits property purchases and an obituary for M M Mossberry detailing his family and death in 1915.

U.K Miss Page M. M. Mossberry Gwehanan County Mich Superior Street Sinclair Presbyterian Sabra Wamaley Blaine Byron Millie Crosby Frances Smith Ida Briggs Earl Ruth Winnie Estelle Clarksville Elden Elbow Can Henry Ross Garcia Perkins Minot M. D Ben Harvey N. D Joseph San Francisco Eldon Frank Canada Harry Charles Plymouth Fred Columbus Junction Will Ken

Funeral attendance noted for Clarksville resident since 1876

Mr Molzberry, longtime Clarksville resident since 1876, attended the funeral along with others. The notice references a $5.00 security lamp and a pest call for the furnace, with Blim Coal Co. listed in the advertisement.

Llinois Blim Coal Co

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