Community clubs and gatherings swirl in city
A busy schedule lists dozens of clubs meeting in homes and churches. Art, needlework, and relief groups convene Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings, while the Columbia circle discusses peace, suffrage, and current events. A Friday Fine Arts session features Parry and Watts, with plans for an English tea forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Circle
Columbia’ Heutauqua Circle
Lbrary West
Jommy Atkins
Philippines
Austria
Germany
Courier patterns order coupon for up-to-date designs
Courier Fashion Department offers up-to-date patterns by coupon. Send 10 cents per pattern to Courier Waterloo, enclosing the coupon. Patterns include seam allowances and orders should reach within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Majestic Show Draws Crowds Despite Rainy Weather
At the Majestic the bill pleased fair crowds despite bad weather. The $190,000.00 Reward, a comedy by Will M. Hough, tops the lineup with The Three Mori Japs Jetter and Rodgers The Three DuFore Bros and Autumn Hall and Co. Tomorrow afternoon promises further appeal with Menlo Moore's Young America heading.
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Will M. Hough
Jetter
Rodgers
DuFore Bros
Autumn Hall and Co
Menlo Moore
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract
O B Zeck transfers lot 22 block 4 Grand View Place to P Kh Tagger for $1. W W Fisher transfers parts of Cooley's Add Waterloo lots 2 and 3 block 68 to Eva F Matt for $1. Rex Bryant transfers lots 19 20 21 22 block 7d River View Add Waterloo to John W Fox for £1. Ethel M Bryant transfers part lot 6 block 22 Division A Cedar River Park Wateron to John W Fox for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
O, B. Zeck
P. Kh
Tagger
Grand View Place
W. W. Fisher
Eva F. Matt
Cooley’s
Waterloo
Rex Bryant
John W. Fox
Riverview
Ethel M. Bryant
Cedar River Park
Waterion
Loyal Girls Bible Class Holds Annual Meeting
The Loyal Girls Bible class at Central Christian Church held its annual business meeting yesterday. They discussed plans for the year and announced officers for the next six months including Teacher Miss Anna M. Kistner President Laverne De Voe Vice President Needa Billings Treasurer Alliee Forbes Secretary Bernice Wittick Librarian Viola Billings.
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Central Christian Church
Esiere
Anna M. Kistner
Laverne de Voe
Needa Billings
Aliee Forbes
Bernice Wittick
Viola Billings
Dubuque College Alumni Banquet Honors Waterloo Branch Founding
Seventy five members of Dubuque College alumni and students gathered at Hotel Russell Lamson for the Waterloo alumni branch founding banquet. Archbishop Keane and local clergy attended. plans to expand the college include two new buildings, a science hall and infirmary, with modest debt and state alumni leadership urging active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Aluaund
Dubuque College
St. Joseph's College
Waterloo
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
J. J. Keane
College
Faceulty
D. M. Gorman
B. Slattery
St. Joseph's Chhurch
Les J. Dougherty
Davenport
Keane
Dubuque
D. J. Lenitian
Our Colleges
IT. P. Rohlman
Our College
F. P. Keane
M. Ambrosi
A. A. Hoffman
V. J. Rechtfertiz
D. J. O'Connell
Ambrose L. McGreavy
Most Ray
Long
Lawrence Granny
Independence
J. B. Cranny
Mr. Kunkel
Bressing
J. Loosbruck
North Washington
H. P. Rohlman
Lenihan
William Rowan
Antone Lorenz
Nackey
Frank Miller
John Damge
Fairbank
Clem Cummings
Frank Cummings
Dan Gallagher
John Hayes
Blessing
Arthur Gallagher
Cedar Fails
George Mealey
Cornelius O’brien
Frank Galvin
Oelwein
Lee J. Dougherty
Ambrose L. McGreevey
Winona
Minn
Beeman Talks On Saloon In St Paul
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports a Sunday sermon by Rev H G Beeman of the First Baptist church on What will Happen if St Paul Goes Dry. The packed church interrupted by applause as Beeman read twenty liquor firm names challenging them to argue for their business. Beeman formerly pastored Walnut Street Baptist in the city.
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St. Paul
Geeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Death of A. H. Dickey at Hinton Oklahoma
A. H. Dickey formerly of Black Hawk county died at his Hinton Oklahoma home January 2 after a short illness of ptomaine poisoning. Born November 27 1870 in Bennington township he married Elsie Brentzer of Waterloo fourteen years ago. Survived by three sons Marvin Howard and Clarence five brothers and three sisters. He attended Waterloo business college and taught school for several years. C A Diceey and A D Knepper attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Dickey
Black Hawk County
Hinton
Okla
Bennington Township
Waterloo
Elsie Brentzer
Marvin
Howard
Clarence
Dickey
Waterloo Businesa College
C. A. Diceey
A. D. Knepper
Central Christian Church Grew Despite Net Loss Claim
The Central Christian Church yearly meeting reported 101 new members added, 11 removals, totaling 388 on roll with 63.4 percent resident members. Treasurer noted 2027.46 raised for expenses and building debt, plus 1704.17 from auxiliaries, church and societies totaling 3669.63. Officers for 1915 listed include elders, deacons, trustees, and Sunday school leaders.
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Central Christian Church
MLOSL
Hove
Ise
Aes
Ital
AJL
L. Tanner
O. S. Martin
A. Ja
Perguson
PL W. Richardsot
Geo. W. Miller
E. Reynolds
John Judd
Lee Pennington
J. Ib. Webb
Victor Long
Noble Little
AL W
Llings
Ila Hobart
Florence Stines
C. Link
Mrs. Kelly
Gena McNaughton
Mildred Witlick
Ruth Richardson
The Wonderful Land of Let's Pretend Reflections
Ruth Cameron muses on the joy of imagined travel and future plans. She contrasts a trolley chat about a chosen home with the broader idea that happiness lies in anticipation and the land of let's pretend. The piece champions daydreams, catalogs, and timetables as life’s richest playthings.
Orchard News Brief on Local Visits and Moves
Mrs Otis Sprague and daughter Charlotte visited Nashua for several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Bond. Mr Parrin of Ployd is moving machinery to Will Baker farm, to be taken possession in March. Charles Brown moved his family.
Pape's Diapepsin Advertises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless cure for sourness, gas, and indigestion. It claims the remedy stabilizes weak stomachs, enables comfortable meals, and offers rapid relief with wide consumer use and familiarity.
Local Moves and Obituary Highlights
Monday events recount a move from J to a new Blandin home west of town. Grandma Crawford, formerly ill at A P Underwood’s, died Sunday. Hazel MiJiington visited Lyle with Miss Amelia Horgan, who later headed to Charles City to assist Mrs John Dobbs. Miss Linnie Shotwell visits Lewin and Penney homes. Bob Lodge returns from a ten day visit with south state parents.
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Ariz
M_M. Blandin
Blandin
Grandma Crawford
A. P. Underwood
Hazel MiJiington
Lyle
Amelia Horgan
Miss Horgan
Dumont notes of visitors weddings and local events
Dumont residents hosted relatives and friends during visits as A E Chambers and wife planned homeward travel to Grand View while Miss Clara Brown wed Rey Varee in a quiet Dumont ceremony. Frances Hyde visited aunt Mrs. Bert Finn and Miss Hazel Harlan planned extended stays with cousins. Maud Tolbert left for Kasson while resuming duties as Mantorville high school principal.
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Dumont
Jan
Alvin Watson
LaVerme
Minn
Vis
Anak
A. E. Chambers
Grand View
Wash
Dakotas
Frances Hyde
Stroud
N. D
Bert Finn
Helen Slaid
Miss Slaid
Altho
Cooper
Paul
Venturia
Clara Brown
Clear Lake
Liazle Harlan
Cresco
George Brown
Carrie Cook
Marian Harlan
Miss Harlan
Clara
Rey
Harry Varce
Atta~ville
L. Shaffer
Miss Brown
Chicago
Richland Center
Wis
Varee
Gaelic League Ireland Exhibition Comes to City Store
The Gaelic League of Ireland will present a periodical exhibition in this city at the Pal Davis Company store. Open to the public for inspection on Monday January 11 and daily through the week. Led by Miss Nelly O'Brien of Foynes, with assistants Miss Teresa Mulpin of Limerick, Miss Daly of County Clare, and Miss Anna Cassidy of County Donegal, the display showcases Ireland in painting sculpture literature music handicrafts and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic League of Ireland
America
Ireland
Pal Davis Company
Nelly O'Brien
Foynes
Teresa Mulpin
Limerick
Daly
County Clare
Anna Cassidy
County Donegall
Gaelie League
Arts and Industries of Ireland Exhibition Planned by Gaele League
A discussion of home rule in Ireland highlights a shift from outside administration to rule chosen by the people. The Gaele League promotes an Irish revival in literature, art, and industry, foreseeing strong national effort. A Gartia League of Ireland delegation will visit Waterloo for a week to advance Ireland's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Gaele League
A Sure Way To End Dandruff Advertisement Claim
A short notice touts a dandruff cure using four ounces of plain liquid arvon from a drug store. Apply at night to moisten the scalp. by morning most or all dandruff is gone, with three or four more applications fully destroying signs. It promises instant relief from itching and dandruff and improved hair texture.
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First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Arch
Philathea
Christian Church
McNaughton
C. EB. Noonan
Arta Club
Frank Kenny
Arista Mona Club
E. R. Jayer
la Porte
R. Emelser
Gleaners
First Brethren Church
Blotce Junk
Calumet
Ladies’ Aidciery
Walnut Street Baptist Arch
J. H. Storm
Rex Bryart
Westminster Guild
Emma’ Krebs
P. R. Griffin
Presbyterian Hospital
Irs
A. J. Fairburn
Juthill
Idlewild Club
J. H. Moore
C. L. C. Club
John Muldoon
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Thimble Bee
G. L. van Yd
L. P
Will Weilein
Bluff Street
Elks
Hiks’ Hall
Franklin IC
Platt
Third Street East
Gertrude Abdull
England
Woman's Club
J. E. O’keefe
Highland
Sir Charles H. H. Parry
Floyd Chamberlain
George Frederick Watts
Agatha Braniger
H. W. Sigworth
Marie Daly
Dunlap
Rose Smith
Edmond Rausch
J. B. Brinkman
B. J. Howrey
Deborah
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
C. L. McDermott
James O'Connor
Frank Nettleton
Greene
A. Demmel
Susie
Anna Wolf
Dede Talty
John Shield
Thomas Flynn
M. H. Kelley
Constance
Clarissa
Margaret McDermott
Happy Hour Club
J. F. Cass
Broadway
W. R. Weld
J.C. Koeneke
F. L."eighmey
Frank Colladay
Colladay
Stewart
Cedar Falls
Rave
Huyrtoinson
Claude Newsowe
Carnation Birthday
Catherine McNaughton
Kingsley Avenue
Cedar Hive
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charlotte Duke
Logan Avenue
Dun
Franklin Five Hundred Club
H. O. Bernbrook
G. R. Spensley
Albert Paul
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Miss Altland
Edith Altland
Howard Sharp
Richard Lee
Francis Hospital Auxiliary
P_H_ O'Neill
Fourth Street East
Waterloo Hive
A. O. U. W. Ball
Hme
Card and Needle Club
J. W. Fucker
Cortlandt Street
Nelle Thompson
le Roy Bunn
Grant Avenue
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Hutchinson
Kan
Mra
Benjamin Stewart
Mgr
Mrs. T. W. Place
High’ Street
D. T. Beckey
P. Hall
Nysy la
Uchr CIA
REA
Alumini
Breanus
Beeman
ST. Pach
A. T. Dickey
Ruth Cameron
Evenlor
Iebarthuern
Pape
Magle
Burch’s
Pony
Martin
Seal
Taupe Beaver
Fitch
Black Wolf
Treland
S. Resinol
Baltimore
Conn Belt Telephone Company
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