Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1914

Page

7

Community society notices and club gatherings chronicle

A dense list of Friday andTuesday gatherings across church, civic, and social groups. Motorwomen, needlework, birthday celebrations, and a M B A lodge turkey banquet with 250 guests at Pinkerton hall are noted alongside officer elections, social events, and housewarming at Kenwood Heights.

M. B. A. Lodge No Pinkerton Hall Coburn Paul Davis Dry Goods Leota Cowles Sylvia Makinster Floyd Poyner Genevieve Gates West High Glee Club A. G. Reid F. Feely Lodge

Fashion patterns order notice for Courier

To obtain up‑to‑date accompanying design patterns, fill out the c pen and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible, but expect delivery about ten days after sending the order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Club notices and social bridge events fill the week

The article lists multiple social gatherings: executive board meeting at 2:30, B. W. Club hosted by Mrs Gertrude Lyon with music by Mrs C W Smith, Wellington Auction Bridge at Mrs E M Hall’s, Informal Bridge Club at Mrs J W Wray’s, Luncheon Bridge at Mrs John Knox’s, Needlecraft Club host Mrs H Shinler with visitors, Wednesday Club at Mrs Chas Knapp’s, Westminster Circle social with Ruth Matern, Cecilian card party at St Mary’s with out of town guests, MareNuka Club hosted by Misses Mario and Verna Gleason, plus a Poley Honey and Tar advertisement.

Ald Society First Presbyterian Church F. W. Porterfield M. I. Club F. T. Suit C. W Will Bebe Elkis Elke’ Hall Ross Conservatory of Music Walnut Street Baptist Church G. A. R. Hall J. W. Wray Wellington Street C. A. Waterbury Jackson Blizard W. F. Close John Knox Fourth Street Charles Howe Chicago Nathan Northey C. W. Chapman Chas. Knapp Hartman Apartments C. W. Robertson A. L. Alexander Cecilian Society of St. Mary's Church Father Mauer Rockwell Albert Rubly Cedar Falls Genevieve Plaherty Wm. Kurth Susie Goswiller Marenuka Club Mario Verna Gleason Washington Street

Faulty Digestion Quickly Shatters the Nervous System Leads to Immediate Action

When irritable, tired, despondent, with nervous twitchings and digestive pains, the ad promotes Mi-o-na as a cure for stomach weakness. It claims quick relief, strengthens stomach walls, and restores nerve energy, urging immediate purchase of fifty cent boxes from Wangler Bros. Co or local drug stores. If no benefit, Mi-o-na costs nothing.

Wangler Bros. Co

Girls Eligible in Corn Club Contest

Revisions allow both boys and girls aged 10 to 21 to enter the acre corn growing contest. Girls must complete the same educational work and germination test as boys, but field work is optional. Information and seed corn distribution details available from the county superintendent or Crop Improvement association at Dar Falls.

Acre County Superintendent of Schools Crop Improvement Association Dar Falls

EUGENIC LAW TESTED IN WISCONSIN APPEAL

Attorney General Gwen orders Milwaukee County District Attorney Yokey to appeal Judge Aschweiler's ruling declaring Wisconsin eugenic legislation unconstitutional. The appeal targets the supreme court to resolve conflict with the AG's construction of the law.

Madison Wis W. B. Gwen E. I.yokey Milwaukee County Supreme Court F’. Aschweiler Wisconsin Ischweiler

January illness strikes with influenza gripe and bronchitis

The piece notes January lists of influenza and pneumonia victims and promotes Fol les's Toney and Tar Compound to prevent colds from worsening. It advertises availability from druggists and a special price for a furnace billcoupon.

Folles

Mild weather no aid to hens

Des Moines reports perplexing egg shortage despite a mild season. Poultry dealers say heat and ongoing warmth have not boosted laying, with eggs scarce from coast to coast. Prices rise as demand outpaces supply and few farmers direct-sell at bargain rates.

Des Moines Eyes and Poultry L. W. Shotwell Schermerhorn-Shotwell Company

Elderly man rolled by locomotive in snow likely to die

January 25 in Avass Alexander McGregor an elderly man was dragged 150 feet through wet snow in front of a locomotive. An assistant reached him as he lay at the center of a snowball six feet in diameter. He probably will die.

Reapony Alexander McGregor

Outcast Welfare Dinner by Mrs Shepard Marks Anniversary

Mrs Finley Shepard formerly Helen Miller Gould plans a dinner for 700 Bowery outcasts and 200 beds for the homeless to celebrate her first wedding anniversary. The Hadley Teeseue hall will host the event where she hosted 1,900 guests on her marriage day.

New York Finley Shepard Helen Miller Gould Bowery Hadley Teeseue Hall

Boy Loses Leg by Amputation in Tragic Injury

Waverly Ta Jan 22 Last summer Herbert Reinecke 14 son of Mr and Mrs W F Reinecke fell and injured his leg. The injury failed to heal and after a bicycle fall the leg was found to harbor cancerous growths. The physicians advised amputation to save his life.

Waverly Herbert W. F. Reinecke

Brave Youth Survives Leg Injury Near Knee

A young man sustained a leg injury just above the knee but showed bravery during the ordeal. Current indications suggest a full recovery with no additional complications expected.

Gtoud

Warranty Deed Transfer Noted In Fancy Script In La Porte City

A handwritten warranty deed transferring residence property in La Porte City from J. W. Lunemann to his wife Augusta M. Lunemann, for one dollar, was filed yesterday. The instrument, dated December 24, 1907, was attested by notary G. E. Stebbins. An ad for Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. shoe sale follows.

Recorders’ Office la Porte City Augusta M. Lunemann G. E. Stebbins Lunemann

Julia Flake to Testify Against Stepfather in Murder Plot

In Galesburg Illinois Julia Flake testifies against Robert Higgins her stepfather who admitted shooting his wife to wed the 15 year old girl. Julia on her fifteenth birthday declares she will seek the gallows for Higgins and remains under guard at Aledo with restricted contact. Higgins shows no emotional reaction and his father pledges support from the farm.

Galesburg Ill Julia Flake Robert Liggins Higgins Aledo C. E. Lorimer Mercer County

Ginn leaves million to endow peace fund

Edwin Ginn, Boston publisher and founder of the World Peace Foundation, died in Winchester. His will creates a 1.1 million endowment for the foundation, with ongoing annual gifts of 50,000 to trustees since 1919. He urged mothers to curb child soldiers to aid peace efforts.

Ginn Boston Mass Edwin Ginn Winchester World Peace Foundation

Child Peace Ideal Highlighted By Advocate

A speaker extols international peace as the supreme aim, arguing it channels a child’s urge to fight into constructive ends and emphasizes peace as the core impulse guiding youth. The quotation underscores a pedagogy that prizes nonviolence and global harmony.

Kenyon Denounced by J A Craig at Tri City Banquet

In Moline Illinois on January 22 J A Craig a local manufacturer denounced Senators Robert La Follette and Kenyon for the reforms they push. He called them agitators and urged opposition to the class of corporate regulation legislation they support.

Moline, Lll Tri-City J. A. Craig Zanesville I Ba Follette Kenon Craig

Women Against Day Crusader in Joliet Suburb Meeting

In Joliet Illinois on January 22 the Harwood Equality League members and prominent women refused to cooperate with Prohibitionists after a mass meeting. The group also declined to endorse the movement to abolish saloons in toilet. Special 1 dollar sale on all tan shoes at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co Annex.

Step Lively Paul Davis Dry Goods Co Women Against Day Joliet, II Masas Harwood Equality League of

Waterloo study center opens Saturday at West High

The Waterloo study center opens Saturday at 10 a.m. in the assembly room of West High School with an afternoon session at 1 30. Geography is the topic taught by E J Cable and Elizabeth Hughes of the State Teachers College faculty. All teachers urged to attend. A demonstration geography class will be conducted.

Waterloo West High School E. J. Cable Elizabeth Hughes State Teachers’ College

Pinex Based Cough Syrup Formula Promoted as Superior Remedy

An advertisement touts a homemade cough syrup cheaper than ready made medicines. It instructs mixing granulated sugar with warm water and adding Pinex to create a potent, pleasant tasting tonic claimed to ease coughs hoarseness croup bronchitis asthma and whooping cough. The copy promises satisfaction and refunds and directs readers to The Pinex Co Fort Wayne Ind.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne, Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. W. Nicholas Sumner Street A. L. Nicholas Albert Lea, Minn Nicholas Della Harding Cincinnati Wilkins Frank Rupert Industrial Society of the First Congregational Church A. Mac Bachron Vermont Street M. J. Morgan Austin Burt F. D. Popp Grace Cascaden Lincoln Circle Robert Anderson Josephine Shimer Glenn Lichty Orange Township Lichty A. P. Blough Wolf C. E. P. L. Club Central Church of Christ Ethel van Schoyel J. E. Webb Christian Endeavor Society Evelyn Paulus Herbert Sperry J. M. Graves J. M. Grimes Gena McNaughton Carlton Morrison Bertha Mercelles Florence Carter W. J. Easer Hawthorne Avenue Kenwood Heights Easer Lacy A. T. Whittle 8. Clipper B. L. Edwards Dr. Campbell E. E. Williams Mrs. Williamson W. P. Walker LA Lomita Club D. R. Russell Fowler Street W. B. Howell E. M. Johnson Brotherhood First Presbyterian Church Brotherhood Ladies’ Aid Society Pond Lily Crochet Club Guy Robbing Seventh Street West William Becker Claude Byerly The Woman's Working Association of Etclesea Gee Pare Dales B. W. Club Gertrude Lyon Ashland Avenue C. W. Smith Wellington E. M. Hall C. G. Wilcox W. C. Newsum Matilda Streege Needlecraft Club H. Shinler Galloway Addition W. J. Hotchkiss F. EK. Klute Florence Hotchkiss Westminster Circle Ruth Tern Poley Rhee Boy Oses Kenyon Gilbert Ogaard West Fourth Street
Search Courier

Search the Waterloo Evening Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Waterloo Evening Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication