Nomen to Work for Liberty Loan
Mrs W W Marsh state chairman in Iowa will attend a conference of chairmen of the states in the federal district in Chicago March 9 at the Hotel La Salle. The meeting aims to survey work for the third liberty loan and coordinate men's and women's efforts district wide.
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W. W. Marsh
Iowa
Federal District
Chicago
J. McDougall
Hotel A Salle
Aciva
Iowa Smell of Defense
Towa
Liberty Loan
Germans Dubious at Russian Victory
Amsterdam report notes doubt in German press over Eastern peace gains. Vorwaerts questions Russian territory and German occupation durability. Vossische Zeitung criticizes ex-chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg's demand linked to Verdun and Toul.
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Amsterdam
Russia
Theerman
Vorwaerts
Germany
George Bernhard
Vossische Zeitung
Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg
M. Plehon
Verdun
Tonl
Great Britain
Fifteen Volunteers Leave for Service Today
Fifteen volunteers depart for military service with all but one under 21. George S. Paton of Cedar Falls, age 40, enlists in the U.S. guards. Others join aviation, infantry, medical, coast artillery, and engineers across Iowa towns including Glen Barth, Hugh Walden, Donald Kimball, Selmer Thompson, Edwin Warne, Edward White, and Reginald Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatering
Uncle
Selmer W. Thompson
Edwin O. Warne
Eldora
Edward T.white
Waukon
Coast Artiery
Frank QO. Mahanna
Dewey L. Smith
Elk Run
Boehm West
Oelwein
Roy G. Boehm
Sumner
Reginald R. Carr
Riehl Street
459Th Engineers
Y M C A Canteens At American Front Lines
Paris March 5 The American army Y M C A announced it now has 42 recreation centers and canteens within range of enemy shells behind sectors occupied by American troops. There are also 150 in the French war zone. Y M C A workers supply hot drinks free of charge to soldiers at the front. Cans of soup coffee and chocolate are distributed each night.
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Paris
Band of 4 000 Harmonica Players Organized at Camp Meade
Washington March 6 A band of 2 000 harmonica players is being organized among the men of the seventy ninth division at Camp Meade by Kenneth Clark camp song leader. The War Department commission on training camp activities is considering forming a mouth organ band in each division.
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Washington, D. C
Camp Meade
Kenneth Clark
War Department Commission On
First American Balloon Unit Goes Up Quietly on Front
March 6 report from the American sector northwest of Toul notes a quiet day with artillery fire minimal until late afternoon. For the first time a wholly American manned and protected observation balloon operated in the field, hauled from its nest and ascended despite a brief delay from tangled wires.
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U. S
Toul
Associated Press
France
Apelagedy
Altho
American Air Service
Gols
ElNems PTA Organizes At John Fiske School
About 125 parents attended a Waterloo gathering forming the ElNems Sectod Parent-Teacher association. Officers elected include Mrs. T J Ellis president and Miss Evelyn McQuilkin secretary. Mrs F W Gregory spoke on Junior Red Cross work. other speakers included Miss Maria Brace and Mrs George Worthen.
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Parent-Teacher Association
John Fiske School
Waterloo
T. J. Ellis
M. J. Butterfield
Evelyn McQuilkin
F. W. Gregory
Red Cross
Fidelia Koeneke
Mmes. McDonald
Pilson
J. E. Ridenour
Mothers’ Congress
Parent- Teacher Association
Maria C. Brace
Lbrarian
George B.worthen
Pickett to Talk on World Diplomacy Friday Afternoon
Charles B. Pickett will address Waterloo Woman's club on International Diplomacy at Hotel Russell Lamson open to all women. The Civic department sponsors. invitees urged to attend. A Literary department meeting will follow for a constitutional reading.
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Pickett
Charles B. Pickett
Waterloo Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Clubs Hostess Gatherings Highlight Social Season
Mrs Oscar Berry hosted Stitch and Chatter as members welcomed new entrant Mrs Thomas Ritchie. Guests included Mrs Alexander Mrs Reese and Mrs Holdiman with serving help from Mrs Holdiman and Mrs Reese. Additional gatherings featured knitting, 500 games, birthday surprise for Mrs Marie Troutman, and a young people evening for Ellis Chapman and Elias Pardee with light refreshments.
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Oscar Berry
Thomas Ritchie
Mmes, Alexander, Reese
Holdiman
Mmes H Holdiman
Reese
Louis MrCartr
QV. G. Clan
Lee Wiltse
Jolly Six Club
Viola Ellis
Progressive Dozen
Marie Troutman
J.D. Club
Mary Morris
Happy Hour
F. C. Benedict
James Black
Freezone removes corns and calluses without soreness
Cincinnati authority endorses Freezone for foot corns and calluses. A small amount loosens dead skin so it peels away with the fingers, leaving pink healthy skin. The ad notes the product costs only a few cents for a quarter ounce and promises safe, painless results without infection.
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Cincinnati
Community Social at Edger Cirss Rose Smith Home
Mrs Rach hosts a social at Edger circle Rose Smith with Mrs Harrett and Mrs Bruca Gatlox Way in attendance. Guests include Mr Le Pawler and Mr John Knnus with musical performances by Mrs W Seto and Miss Wyant. Neighbors welcome the Shanharr family moving from Savanna to the Joseph Fuchs farm. a picnic supper was served. Matt Jackson club to meet tomorrow with Mrs Holman at 909 Third Street West.
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Rach
Vistar FC
Roomhower
Huchmaninoft
Mies Matti
M Edger Cirss
Rose Smith
Mes. Harrett
Meditetlen VoligeQnew
Bruca
Gatlox
Andre Ros
Manqui
Tadhy Maninot
Mrs . W. Seto
Aliss Wyantharp Nibnoar
John Shanharr
Mr. Shanharr
Joseph Fuchs
Savanna
Matt
Among the Churches Services This Weekend
Christ Episcopal will continue I Thessalonians Chapter Four at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Lloyd's Hall with Rev. M. L. Tate. Friday service at 7:30 p.m. on The Test of the New Life. Saturday 4 p.m. young people hour. First Presbyterian Harmony Sunday school class met with Miss Joanna Johnson. Mrs. Henry Hurst assisted. class presented a hostess plant. St Mark's Episcopal all day Jenten meeting scheduled for tomorrow. guestly meeting tonight postponed one week.
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Douglas
Kaiser
Christ Episcopal
M. L. Tate
I Thessalonians
Lloyd's Hall
First Presbyterian—Harmony
Joanna Johnson
Henry Hurst
Johnson
St. Mark's Episcopal
Divorce mill grinds at rapid pace in Chicago
Chicago March 6 Divorce cases before Cook county judges average 500 a month and rise. A report by Mrs Gertrude Lowe Britton of the social service bureau cites statements from Judge David M Brothers division judge and Judge J H Fitch of the superior court noting higher percentages of legal separations since the prior report. They endorse universal divorce law, federal if possible.
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Chicago
Cook County
Gertrude Lowe Britton
Social Service Bureau
David M. Brothers
Circuit Court
J. H. Fitch
Superior Court
Saint Jacob's Lintment Back Pain Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts St Jacob's Lintment for lumbago and sciatica promising rapid relief after rubbing the back. It claims the product is harmless, does not burn skin, and has a 60 year recommendation, urging readers to buy a trial bottle at drug stores.
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St. Jacob’s
Elas
Courier Pattern Order Form Promotes Courier Style
A notice explains obtaining the latest Courier up to date pattern designs with accompanying pattern details. Readers are invited to fill a coupon for 10 cents per pattern and send to the Fashion Department at the Evening Courier Waterloo. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
School Elections Claim Attention
With the last day of filing petitions past, Waterloo voters prepare for the annual school election on Monday March 7. Key issues include a proposed free textbooks measure, a $40,000 school-house fund levy, and school district governance. Incumbents Wilson Swisher Reid leave openings. candidates include Krids, Kingsley, Melerson, Laeht, and labor-backed George Bishop, with polling at 604 Jefferson Street and the East High building at Sixth and Mulberry.
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Mondiey
Ft. Tittle Inter-Est
Ftaw Reechil
Waterloo
Cust
Board of Education
Carpeauizad Ater
Etty
Watertop West
Wilson Aid Oh IL
L. Kingsley
Br. Wilson
W. A. Melerson
George Laeht
F. FR. Stewart
Treaasurer
J. W.o Arbuckle
A. Ish
Flue KeEek
R. Howard
Alfred Longley
Geo. Bishop
E.W. Miller
Waterloo Wast
Jefferson Street
East High
Sixth and Mulberry Streets
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Parilie Hagan and Family
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for kind favors from friends and neighbors and for the beautiful flowers received for their beloved mother Mrs Parilie Hagan Lake and family Milly Ragan.
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Parilie Hagan
L. H. Lake
Fam-Is
Mily Ragan
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Marsh
Ona
Y.M. CG. A
ElNems
D. J. Walker
Owego
Oscar Wildes
Minerva Club
Wilbur Condon
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Linden M. E
Nick Phillips
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Mary Bush
D. T. Beckey
First Lutheran Aid society—Mines
Breitzmen
Fine Arts Department
Arensky
A. L. Alexander
Robert Parrett
Rachmaninoff
Edith Wyant
Naneen Davis
ST. Jacobs
U'T
First National Bank
Vicinity
Clusion
UT K Shoe Co
Carrie
Aite Sre Ul
First National Bank Building
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