Society News List of clubs and meetings in social calendar
Wednesday afternoon society notes list numerous clubs with hostesses and meetings at churches and hospitals. Thursday Federation meeting featured Armenian orphans gift of 60 dollars and musical program by Mrs. Sigworth Cascaden Dudley and others. A B Natural Music club session included Italian opera study and performances. A Waterloo Fruit employee birthday surprise attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hildebrand
H. W. Sigworth
Grace Cascaden
Marion Ransier
F. W. Robertson
W. W. Miller
Oliver Stevenson
B Natural Club
Bernice Call
B Natural Music Club
Leon Cowles
Eudora Cary
Marian Walker
Blanche Taylor
Cavajeria Rusticana
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
Calvin Moothart
Moothart
George Moothart
The Woman Hater and Her Masculine Counterpart
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron explores a recurring type the woman hater who denigrates women. The piece notes her flattery of men, distortion of facts, and isolation from marriage, asking readers whether a masculine parallel exists among unmarried men who disdain men. It ends with a brief ad and a plea for reader input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Woman Fearer
Among the Churches Annual Meeting and Week of Prayer
Central Christian holds its annual meeting tonight in the church parlors with officer elections and full department reports for the coming year. Calvary Evangelical observes a week of prayer with daily services and a visiting speaker from Rochester, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Calvary Evangelical
F. G. Crutcher
Rochester
N. Y
J.C. Olson
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
A reader column summarizes responses to letters about beauty and health matters. Advice covers manicuring, skin care with cleansing powders, diet corrections, and hair care tips, plus personal situation guidance and requests for sample tonics or home routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Waterloo realtors join with Greater Waterloo association drive
Waterloo realtors become 100 percent members of the Greater Waterloo association. M L Bowman leads a rumor campaign, with Majors from various groups meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson Grill to outline plans. A letter from Brebner to Reed urges unity for a stronger Waterloo in industry and commerce, saying it must be done and will be done. Hats offered at deep discounts by Iver Hat Shop at Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Realtors
Greater Waterloo Association
G. IE. Brebner
LE. F. MacDonough
M. L. Bowman
Russell Lamson
H. M. Reed
Brebner
Harry
Waterloo
Greater
New Memberships Required for Greater Waterloo Association
The executive committee clarifies who should sign the new membership applications. Every man in Waterloo must sign the updated form, regardless of past affiliations with chambers of commerce or the Waterloo Commercial Club. All memberships expired January 1, 1520 and applications are available from solicitors or at the association’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Russell-Lameon
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Commercial Club
H. and D. Blue Line Co Incorporation Articles
A new corporation to sell fuel repair and store autos and operate transportation lines formed with 75000 authorized capital stock. Name H. and D. Blue Line Company. 7500 shares at 10 each. Officers: A. F. Decker president O G Howell vice president Raymond Rouse secretary treasurer Directors: Decker Howell Rouse Faulkner. MINISTERIAL MEETING Black Hawk County Ministerial Association met at First Methodist Episcopal Church with 52 present. Topics centered on psalms as religious literature. Speakers included Mrs. J R Macartney Rev O A Nash Dr Eugene Allan Dr M K W Hebber. Music by Mrs Fred J Clark and Rev and Mrs C Smith. Closing prayer by Rev C Mith. Attendees included Rev and Mrs T B Taylor Rev and Mrs J K Hawkins Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. & D. Blue Line Company
A. F. Decker
O. G. Howell
Raymond Rouse
Lee Faulkner
Black Hawk County
C. Fmith
T. B. Taylor
J. K. Hawkins
Independence
A DAINTY BETDOIR SET PATTERN OFFER
An advertisement explains how to obtain the Courier up-to-date sewing pattern by sending a coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of Evening Courier, Waterlooo, with patterns arriving within ten days. The dainty bonnet and sack pattern uses multiple fabrics and sizes from small to extra large, with yardage details and postage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Martin Cigar Co Moves Wholesale Tobacco to New Location
The Martin Cigar Co will move its wholesale tobacco business from 211 Fourth Street West to 717-719 Sycamore Street around March 1. The firm plans to expand its office staff and add salesmen as it enlarges operations. The Willford Flour & Feed and Tony Gentle Fruit firms vacated the leased rooms, with Willford relocating near Great Western railway tracks and Tony Gentle moving to 723 Sycamore Street. The Martins’ retail store stays at its current site for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cigar Company
Fourth Street
Sycamore Street
Martin Company
Orce
Willford Flour & Feed Company
Tony Gentle Fruit Company
Willford Company
Great Western Railway
Tony Gentle Company
Owa Fruit Jobbers Meet Here Tomorrow
About 26 members of the Iowa Fruit Jobbers Association will meet at Hotel Russell Lamson tomorrow. O B West of Des Moines, president, will open with a talk. The session aims to improve trade conditions for the fruit industry and discuss transportation needs, shrinkage reduction, and trade abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Russell- Lamson
O. B. West
Des Moines
Quiet 24 hours with two city fire calls
The city fire department reported a quiet 24 hours with two calls. At 5:40 p m yesterday they responded to a roof fire at the Waterloo Sash and Fixture Co plant on Seventh Street East with minimal damage. A meat market chimney on Third Street West caused an alarm at 6:35 p m, but no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sash & Fixture Co
Seventh Street
Third Street
Play Flate Insured by Bronwen Insurance Agency
A fragment notes insurance for a play titled Flate provided through Bronwen Insurance Agency. Details on policy terms are limited in the readable text, but the mention confirms coverage arrangement and the insurer involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronwen Insurance Agency
Petition to Return Read Acknowledged in Waterloo
Waterloo mourns 56 service members killed or wounded in France. Mothers of most signed a petition seeking repatriation of remains. sent to Congressman Burton E. Sweet who promised action and referred the petition to the military affairs committee. Majestic Mabel Order postscript advertises show tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
France
Red Cross Home Service Bureau
G. B. Worthen
Burton E. Sweet
Free Public Lectures At State University Of Iowa
Two lectures at the Black Hawk county teachers normal institute feature Dean William F. Russell on Bolshevism and education and Educational Lessons from Siberia. Russell spent a year in Russia and will speak Friday along with a health pageant and readings by Dr Earl. Admission is free. attendance encouraged at the East High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St+beria
Wiliam F. Russell
State University of Iowa
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Black Hawk County
Coast High School
H. C. Moeller
Russia
Hudson Consolidated School
Riley
Earl
Grundy County
East Nigh
Dean Horn
State Univesty of
Iowa
Alice Hawthorn
State Teachers College
F. J. Cram
Cerro Gordo County
Mr. Earl
Lupis
F. L. Mahanna
Cedar Falls
C. W. Kitne
H. D. Lee
Waterloo
L F Templeton Home After Siberia Service Returns
Private Lewis F Templet on son of Mrs Mae Templeton 1321 Lafayette street arrives home after 15 months with U S forces in Siberia. He enlisted October 17 1917 at Fort Dodge first to the Philippines then Siberia with Japanese brigades and fought Bolshivk forces as his unit penetrated 1300 miles inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F., Templeton
Mae Templeton
Lafayette Street
United States
Siberia
Fort Dodge
Philippines
Fragmentary wartime note on Trans-Siberian guards
Disjointed military fragment describes interior guards of the Trans- Siberian railway. References a worn supply clot closure and fear of deprivations. Private Templeton mustered out at San Francisco after a long, wearisome journey homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
San Francisco
S. B. Howell Returns From Army With German Curios
Sylvester I. Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Howell, comes home after 34 months abroad with a collection of weapons said to be from Germany. The items include a war club and a billie. Discharged at Camp Dix, N J, he reached the city Saturday. He served in Co G and later in the Rainbow division with time spent in Winchester England and Paris. He drove 60,000 miles as chauffeur in the motor transport corps across England France Germany Austria Switzerland and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester I. Howell
W. 13
Winchester
England
Paris
Motor Transport Corps
France
Germany
Austrian
Switzerland
Italy
Close of Waste Campaign Nears As Bryan Expecteds Run
GOP women instructed on party problems as waste campaign ends and committee members gather for president message. Bryan still urged to declare stance on treaty and seek nomination. Kansas City leads convention bid with Chicago and San Francisco poised to join. Waste collection nears completion, bags sold, funds for Social Welfare league expected to be sizable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ded
Pace Onh
Mr. Bryan
Teyan
Castor
Himselit
Agalo Assudig
Uryan
Kansas City
Chicago
San Francisco
Gilespy
Tintabad
Social Welfare League
Hammond State Agent Resists Enjoining Order
State agent Hammond and city assessor Burtner face a temporary injunction over a $160 mule tax assessment. Swisher and Farwell, business-property owners, claim illegal liquor sales cited as basis. Hammond contends the Department of Justice and Attorney General powers support officers’ duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Department of Justice
J. B. Hammond
J. B. Burtner
B. F. Swisher
F. Farwell
Hammond
Burtner
Faulty setee delays tax levy dissolves writ
The passage notes the plaintiffs were unaware of a faulty setee which caused the intended tax levy against the property not to be carried out, leading to a request for dissolution of the writ.
Chain Store Leases Fourth Street Property Here
A report from local businessmen states that the eight eight Kresge company, a five and ten cent chain operator, has leased rooms on Fourth Street East and plans a store opening in early summer. Kresge already runs outlets in Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City and aspires to a local location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresge Company
Middlewest
Fourth Street
Eastroperty
Iowa
Des Moines
Cedar
Rapids
Sioux City
Mortuary Notice for Seth Gilbert Funeral Planned
Seth Gilbert died last night at 9 40 in Presbyterian hospital of pneumonia. The body remains at Kistner's mortuary until the funeral Thursday at 2 p m with Rav FLW Court officiating at 40 Fowler street. Burial will be in Fairview. He was born January 23 1867 in Joliet Illinois and moved to Mount Vernon township 25 years ago. He married Miss Begsie Eye stone on October 30 1895 and she survives with four sons Kenny Harry Arthur and Harvey at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Gilbert
Presbyterian
Kenny
Harry
Arthur
Harvey
Annual Parish Meeting at Christ Episcopal Church
The parish meeting at Christ Episcopal Church will be held this evening in Lloyd hall. A new vestry will be elected, reports heard, and plans for future activities presented. The nationwide campaign in progress for several weeks will be acted upon during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Lloyd Hall
Diamond Dye Your Old Dress Material Ad
A brief ad promotes turning shabby discarded garments into fresh items using Diamond Dye. It promises success on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends with directions in the package and a color card available from the local druggist.
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C. Ryan
Walnut Street Baptist
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Petrova Club
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Edward Burk, Jr
Hast Park Presbyterian L. A
Glen Smith
Oats and Inns Club
Roscoe van Schoyck
Maude Dudley
Presbyterian” Hospital Auxiliary
W. H. Bickley
Ruth Cameron
Rehen
Fhone
Roo A. S
K. N
Ass'n
Iver Hat Shop
Bridge St
Trucking Company
Ambret
City and
U. T. Shop Co
Pont
Plicae
Rawseell
Wealth Pageant
Miley Reader
Teachers' Institute
L. F. Templeton
S. B. Howell
Curios
Falan-Fleming
Wateroo
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