Waterloo social calendar full of meetings and weddings
Monday and Tuesday events fill community pages. Ancillae society card party at Sa d Heart Hall. Wedding of Miss Clara Jackman and Dr. Joseph C. Murphy at Sacred Heart Church. Dozens of clubs meet at churches and homes, from the Lydia society to the Universalist Church notes, with initiations, reports, and charity drives. Community members gather for teas, luncheons, and birthday celebrations across Waterloo.
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Ancillae Society
Sad Heart Hall
CG. L
BE. Perkins
PE. O
W. Nauman
Austin Burtnd
C. W. Chapman
St. Luke's Engiiahutheran Church
Rev. H . Anspach
Reber Avenue
Clara Jackman
Joseph
E. E. Peek
Waterloo Hive
Himble Bee
A. D. U. W. Hall
A. Renne
Cough Balsam Promoted as Preventive Remedy
A short health advisory notes that indiscriminate use of cough remedies is risky and urges keeping Allen's Cough Balsam on hand. It implies improper self treatment could lead to serious illness and promises cost savings by proper remedies in the home medicine closet.
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG The Olive Tablets and liver remedy
A vintage advertisement promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and touts the olive colored tablets as a gentle yet effective substitute for calomel. Boxes priced 10 and 25 cents. All druggists carry them from The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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Edwards
Ohio
Practical Christianity Shown At First M E Hungry Men Are Fed
The Big Brother mission led 26 men to First M E Church where Rev W F Spry preached and the congregation fed them a fine dinner and offered an informal musical treat After service the men returned to the Mission hall praising First M E for meeting their needs The program aims to break barriers and guide down and out men back to churches and productive lives
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Big Brother Mission
M. 2
W. F. Spry
Paul Davis
Mission Hall
First M. E
Big Brother
Two Temperance Mass Meetings Planned This Week
The Business Men Temperance association schedules two Mass meetings this week. Tonight at the Armory for men and women features home and family themes with mixed music and various quartets, starting at 7 30. Saturday at Waterloo theatre hosts out of town speakers including two state senators with special music. Next Sunday services are set at First and Grace M E churches.
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Smass
Business Men’ Temperance Association
Armory
Waterloo Theatre
M. E. Church
Grace M. E. Church
Waterloo Club Meets Wednesday
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club received notices from Herman G. Miller, secretary, announcing the first monthly get-together meeting. It will be held next Wednesday evening in the club rooms. All members are urged to attend with a friend or prospective member. Luncheon will be served.
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Effie McCollum Jones
Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club
Herman GC. Miller
Waverly Fire Destroys Furniture Store and Nearby Buildings
A blaze at the J. F. Woodring furniture store on Mast Water Street, caused by a defective chimney, destroyed the store and a nearby barn and shed. The neighbor’s W. F. Reinecke studio burned, wood framing and iron sheeting hindered fight. Verne Getty was overcome by smoke but recovered. Firemen battled frigid conditions as sparks reached across to the river bridge.
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Waverly
Jan
Sieg Ceneelay
J. F. Woodring
Mast Water Street
Nlt
W. F. Reinecke
Woodring
J. F Woodring
Fred Walther
Walther
Marble Milling Co
Keogh
Charles City
Keough
Verne Getts
Verne Getty
Jee
W. A. Rohlf
Call of the Cumberlands at Waterloo Sunday Jan 31
Waterloo presents Call of the Cumberlands Sunday with Gaskill and MacVitty producing a grand scenic show starring Hugo B Koch. Also on Friday Jan 29 Frazee brings A Pair of Sixes to Waterloo for one performance, praised as the year’s wittiest comedy.
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the Waterloo
Messrs. Gaskill & MacVitty
Hugo B. Koch
Longacre Theatre
New York City
H. H. Frazee
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
An home remedy claims to cure catarrhal deafness and head noises. The ad promotes Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoonful four times daily, to reduce Eustachian tube inflammation and balance middle ear pressure. It urges readers to share the formula with sufferers.
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as the quickest safe cure for indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims relief within minutes, bans heartburn gas and headaches, and urges readers to keep a 50 cent bottle at home for daytime or nighttime stomach upsets.
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Pape
Today at Waterloo A stage drama on modern married life
A Waterloo showing of Today on Thursday Jan 28 promises a dramatized study of city couples facing modern marriage pressures. The play, billed as avoiding slapstick, traces tensions from wife ambition to social status and economic strain, with dialogue and plot designed to sustain interest to curtain fall.
Fire destroys Bonaparte High School on hilltop
Saturday morning at about 10 o clock a fire alarm reported Bonaparte High School burning. Fire brigades arrived but the building, erected in 1870 at a cost around 15000, could not be saved due to roof origin and low water pressure from a nearby standpipe. The blaze halted by the time the term is halfway through. Teachers examination set for Wednesday to Friday in the county superintendent’s office.
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Bonaparte
Bonaparte High School
Gira
Quaker Remedies Claim Cure for Stomach and Kidney Woes
A Wichita Kansas family touts Quaker Extract as a cure for stomach liver kidney and blood troubles and worms. Mildred Leach a 12 year old girl reportedly recovered rapidly after using the remedy and a three bottle treatment is offered by MODEL DRUG STORE with mail order options and prices listed.
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Little Mildred Leach
Laura Ave
Wichita
Kansas
Frank Leach
L. B. Price Mercantile Co
Wtte
Wisher
E. Fourth St
T. H. Cobb
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Mission Circle
Westminter
Westminster Church
W. H. Howrey
Irene van Doren
Bernadine Fullerton
Katherine Uniry
Oro
Alaska
Jacob Bintz
Jean Birdsall
Dorothy Davis
Mildred Dane
Howtey
Bintz
Marjorie Taylor
Ruth
Katherine Lumry
Claude E B. Culley
Sunnyside Avenue
Drs. O'Harrow
Russell- Lamson
Zida Frost
Edith Riland
Julia Hurd
Josephine Grapiste
Ellene Anderson
Florence Freer
Marion Ham
Ruth Bailey
Helen Kneeland
Genevieve Brown
Corrine Record
Brindena Krueger
Ruth Porter
Gladys Wells
Waterloo Woman's Club
O. J. Fullerton
C. ©. Lindner
James Russell Lowell
E. T. Alford
Edgar Allen Poe
Lierature
W. W. Mareb
F. L. Follette
Oneida Street
Charivari
Luella Jorgensen
Perry Cowles
M. G. Munn
Wellington Street
Cowles
H. L. Jorgensen
Washington Street
Rock Island
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Mullan Avenue
ST. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s Parish
Emmons Johnson
E. L. Johnson
Walter Johnson
J. D. Raston
James
George B. Williams
J. D. Bisbee
Elmira
N. Y
Johnson Home
Mr. Johnson
A. Bredimus
Agnes Wilson
Lafayette Street
Eva Coram
Esther Callies
Freda Hartlett
Daughters OF King—The Daughters of the King of Christ, Episcopal Church
Ben Lichty
Highland
George Lichty
Fred Northey
George Lirtfert
Virginia
Miss Litchfield
A & Buest
J. D. Club
James Register
Haseph Lesor
Commercial Street
W. M. Lewis
Grant Avenue
Tuesaday
W. S. Frew
Kieh Street
Dorcas Society of
First Baptist Church
A. J. Edwards
Eveing Courier
Waterloo
Cape
Rene
Runkel’s
Runkel
ULL A
Jev Glasses
Waterloo Club
All Drug
Blaze
Py Il
Pavel Diaprisens
Burch’s
Mildred Leach
Mildred
Fisher
Gold Creek
Selor Eis
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