Various church and club events listed for Thursday and tonight
A local society page lists numerous gatherings including Y P A at Calvary Evangelical Church and Brotherhood activities at Union Congregational, Sunday school boards, a First M E church supper, fraternal Union installations, K of P dances, and many guilds and clubs meeting at Central Church of Christ, St Pauls M E, Emmanuel Lutheran, and other venues. Installations at Hive 292, Pinkerton hall, and Seash hall are noted, with performances by the Boys Musical club and a fine arts program. A reception for Graham Messinger and a detailed arts program at the Fine Arts Club are also described, along with socialing at the Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary and various other group meetings.
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Brotherhood of the Union Congregational Church
Edward Cole
M. E
Fraternal Union of America
K. of
P. Hall
Central Church of Christ
J. Judd
Yugend Verein
Emanual Lutheran Church
Florence Cadwell
Huntington
Lore Alford
J. C. McMentman
Graham Messinger
St. Paul’s M. E
First Congregational Church
A. B
A. M
Masonic Temple
Pinkerton Hall
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Sacred Heart Ladies
Wm. Bernardy
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Church
R. A. Ellis
GC. B. F. L. Club
Orlo Miller
L. C
Henry Searles
Argyle Street
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
W. T. Headford
Cyrus Carson
Leland Avenue
J. L. Carson
Western Avenue
Blue Circle
Will Knouff
Lincoln Street
Arbutus Club
Walter Taylor
Cedar Falls
Ben Hur
Seash Hall
Boys
J. G. Talston
Locust Street
Christchurch
G. W. Hinkle
Courier Patterns Offer From Evening Courier Fashion
To obtain the up to date Courier pattern accompanying design fill out the c pen and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Community notices and social events in small-town Iowa
A yak of club meetings and social gatherings unfolds with ten to twelve entries. Daughters of Isabella, Elks dance, and Degree of Honor install officers share the stage alongside dinners, farewells, and a Bakehouse hour. Guests include Mrs S A Craiglow and Marie Sinnard.
Waterloo club activities and upcoming entertainments
Mrs Henry Haubert, newly elected president, returns to Waterloo after a year away and hosts a two course luncheon with her daughter Marjorie. Happy Hour Luncheon hosted by Mrs JC Mills on Barclay Street. guests include Mrs Gee Mills Lynn Smith and Mrs A G Sawyer. needlework and social time noted. Woodrow club held by Mrs J A Brooks with twelve guests playing five hundred. high score awarded to Mrs Maita Skank. next gathering in two weeks at Mrs Hendersons. Women's Relief Corps plans a public installation at 4 pm Friday in G A R hall with picnic baskets to follow.
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S. A. Craiglow
Joe Raymond
S A. Craiglow
Raymond
Washburn
Cedar Ialls
Dewar
Gilbertville
Murray Club
Bess Hoffman
Allen Street
Eleanor Jones
Josephine Shimer
Cutler Street
W. MM. Riedell
Chestnut Street
G. T. McCaulif
Webster City
Merril Coburn
Glen Tibbitts
Logan Avenue
Henry Haubert
Waterloo
Marjorie
Third Avenue West
JC. A. Mills
Happy Hour Club
Barclay Street
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Woodrow Club
J. A. Brooks
Maita Skank
D. B. Henderson
Saxon Street
Business Men Win Close Game In YMCA League
The Business Men's basketball team led by Frank Mulkern defeated Thurwich's squad at the YMCA gym last evening. Business Men opened 27 to 8, then Hurwich's team rallied to 9-6 in the second half.
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Frank Mulkern
Thurwich
High School Scholarship Award and Sports Honors
Fifteen weeks from now a best high class will receive a scholarship for the highest class work. The award includes a holiday and honors for efficiency, backed by unanimous faculty endorsement to promote scholarship. Emblems for athletic achievement were given at West High this morning to fourteen football second team members. The inter class basketball league is formed and the schedule released. seniors vs freshmen opens tomorrow night. A loving cup awaits the graduating class at season end. The regular team will play at Cedar Falls Friday with talks of a special bus for fans from Waterloo.
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West High
Ini
Cedar Falls
Specias
Waterloo
Deep Purple play exposes actor to mob raid in New York
Paul Armstrong author of The Deep Purple visits Waterloo to perform the stage version. He infiltrates a mob meeting to study realism but police raid the flat. Armstrong is wounded in the leg while escaping and is hospitalized. The setting mirrors the novel’s scenes.
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Paul Armstrong
Waterloo
Plas
Armstrong
New York
Pant
Wisconsin Plan Likely to Fail
La Crosse Wis Jan 7 The proposed mutual insurance of deposits by Wisconsin banks appears likely to fail only about one third of two hundred banks have signed on. The Bank Reposit Limited Mutual Insurance company would have begun Jan I with 8750 climb in capital and a one quarter of one percent premium on deposits. If banks failed funds would be drawn to cover deficits.
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Bank Reposit Limited Mutual Insurance Company
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
la Crosca
Railroad Man Ned Neary Testifies in Character Witness
Ned Neary a division passenger agent for the BR Co at Springfield is here to testify as a character witness for T. AL Viets. He has spent forty one years in railroad service, twenty five of them in Springfield, marking a long honored career.
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Ned, Neary
Br, & Co
Springfield
T. AL Viets
Remarkable Coincidences Between Parker and Maynard
John F. Parker of Rockford Western Sales visits Waterloo as a longtime contact of J. B. Maynard. In a staged gag at a grocery scale they balanced exactly in the same notch, sharing birthday same day month and year. Maynard, former Washington County attorney candidate, faces possible city attorney duties while continuing gas and electric work.
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John F. Parker
Rockford
Western
Eclipse Gas Stove Co
Waterloo
J. BL Maynard
Citizens’ Gas & Electric Co
Maynard
Fairbanks
Parker
Henderson
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Adjourned Meeting Of Homa Building & Loan Association
Officials gathered for the annual meeting but attendance fell short of a quorum so the session adjourned to next Tuesday evening. The group will hear the annual statement and elect new officers then.
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Homa Building & Loan Association
Republicans May Field Ticket In City Election
There is activity among political leaders weeks before the city election. A Republican ticket may form, forcing early filing and primary races. Socialists previously participated. Mayor Thompson remains a declared candidate with at least one more ticket expected. Several attorneys are talked about for city attorney, including J. C. Murtagh.
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Republican Party
Thomps0n
Waterloo
J. C. Murtagh
Murtagh
Severe bronchial cough and wine claim in old ad tale
An advertisement asserts wine cures lung trouble, citing Kate Heekiman of Springfield and Obie who allegedly recovered from ulcers and consumption after Vin al Vine. It promotes Vin al Vine as soothing inflammation, improving appetite, aiding digestion, and building strength, with a money-back guarantee from Wangler Bros. Co and C J Miller, Waterloo Iowa.
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Kate Heekiman
Springfield
Obie
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
C.J. Miller
Druazalst
Waterloo
Iowa
Gordon Rath Recovering From Operation At Presbyterian
Gordon Rath captain of the See High football eleven in 1914 is recovering rapidly after an appendicitis operation at Presbyterian hospital two weeks ago. He faced the illness during the season but continued playing until the final game and will likely be moved to his home today.
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Gordon Rath
See High
Presbyterian Hospital
Captain Rath
Rheumatism Cure Praised by Madison Man
Madison, Wis., Jan. 1, 1913. M. D. Reynolds testifies he suffered since 1894 from rheumatism after snow plow work. Crutches once essential, after using Merito Rheumatism Powders he discarded them and is nearly recovered. He highly recommends the remedy through Henderson Drug and Head Cross Drug Co. as exclusive agents.
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Madison
Wis
M. D. Reynolds
M. Dbd
Reynolds
Head Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Om
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P. C. Jones
Irving Annex
Y.P.A
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. A. Haehlen
A. O. U. W. Hall
Geo. Wiley
James Blenis
Nora Phinney
Hattie Reanne
Fred Widener
Courtland Hussey
Sir Knights of Maccabee
Pearl Levy
Fine Arts Club
The
Woman's Club
Cecil Bickley
Pine Street
Lore Alford, Jr
Edward L. Certon
Wilma Basher
Maxwell Case
Massenet
Gertrude Wangler
Courbet
Tressa McEithinney
H. B. Kelly
le Jongleur
de Notre Dame
Irene Knapp
W. F. Reusch
Courtlandt and
Irving Streets
Ichanan
Leesa
Slae
Ory
Marie Sinnard
W. R. Johnston
New York City
Iowa Mausoleum Company
Evenige
Beatrice Rickert
Jessie Fink
Ww. c. T
Ben Howrey
Walnut Street
Wright
Daughters OF Isabella
C. Hall
J. T. Sullivan
ELKS
Elks’ Hall
Perkins’ Orchestra
Crescent Lodge
No. 21
A. E. Wannamaker
St. Paul, Minn
Daughters OF the King— the Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
J. Wenner
Franklin Street
M. B. Cleveland
Highland
Roy Thede
First Street West
Blanche Henning
Ida Stears
Floy Able
Bonus Tempus Club
Alice Cane
Independence Avenues
Gwyneth Knee
Dorothy Allen
Grace Pierce
Alice Newton
Bonus Tempus
Helen Gould
Fred Willier
E.A. Weald
Broadway
Misa Marjorie Weald
Anaterloo
S. M. OG. A. League
Comets
Hog Lown
Holmes
Ceanee
Hurwich
Business Men
Mulkern
Hacker
Steel
Corsen
Potter
Harwith
Harwich
R. Miller
Bragdon
M. Miller
Glasener
Cedar Falls Tigers
Ashley
East High
Oelwein
Gooch Whiteside
Wisconsin
J Thomas S
Fy Thomas
Mandall Furniture
Sealy