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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

9

Verne Marshall to speak on Verdun for Waterloo club

Cedar Rapids Gazette editor Verne Marshall will address the Waterloo Commercial Club Friday, recounting first hand experiences as a French ambulance driver during Verdun. He describes horror and magnitude of modern warfare, thrilling audiences and drawing on frontline service. Charles Van Vleck notes space limits as 300 capacity, with 600 members.

Verne Marshall Cedar Rapids Verdun Fring Charles van Vleck Commercial Club van Vleck

Roof Fires Prompt Chief Dunham On Roof Hazards

Fire Chief A. A. Dunham cites an unprecedented rise in roof fires over recent months, driven by chimney sparks and dry roofs from lack of rain. He blames cheap coal causing more sparks, and notes February’s fires pushing a double platoon alert for squads. A Rath Packing alarm at 9:30 p.m. reports salamanders igniting concrete coverings.

A. A. Dunham Dunham Rath Packing Company

M. Jackman Predicts Nationwide Prohibition Wave

Michael Jackman, former Waterloo liquor retailer now in East Dubuque, says prohibition will soon become national. He cites growing dry sentiment, rising anti liquor legislation, and the July 1 effective bans as pushes toward broader prohibition nationwide. He predicts Iowa may tighten laws before adjournment.

Michael Jackman Waterloo East Dubuque Jackman Mr. Jackman Congress Iowa Sahara

Plumber Causes Major Office Building Telephone Cut

An ambitious plumber in the Leavitt Johnson bank building severed a telephone cable while excavating in the basement. He continued work unaware of the outage as attorneys, insurers, and physicians sought the cause. The telephone chief said service may be delayed before restoration.

Leavitt- Johnson Bank

Dr Sylvester to Address Women’s Club on Child Mental Health

Dr R H Sylvester of Town University’s psychology department will speak at Plymouth Congregational church Friday at the Woman’s club open meeting. Topic is The Mental Health of the Child. Mrs Harry W Steworth to sing Your Flag and My Flag. quartet performance by Steworth, Chamberlain, Taylor, and Cass.

R. H. Sylvester Psychology Town University Woman's Club Plymouth Congregational Church Sylvester Harry W. Steworth Mmes. Steworth Floyd Chamberlain Roland ‘Taylor Edna Cass Iowa City Woman’s Club Mmes Georges Nauman G. L. Loveland Home and Education Department

Social clubs and guildes meet in town rooms

Thursday afternoon events include Socebifa social, St. Margaret's guild led by Mrs. C. L. Kingsley, Social circle with Mrs. L. A. Danton, Norpa club with Mrs. GC J Langfelt, B. B. club led by Mrs. H. A. Buchman, Linden M. B. Aid at the church parlor, Jackson club with Mrs. Henry Hurst, and I. F. FP. club under Mrs. I. 8. Botkin.

St. Margaret's Guild C. L. Kingsley L. A. Danton Norpa Club GC. J. Langfelt B. B H. A. Buchman Linden M. B. Aid Jackson Club Henry Hurst I. F. FP Botkin

Local club notices and social gatherings listed

Multiple Waterloo area clubs held meetings yesterday with luncheons and programs. Desdemona and Triple Three clubs hosted by designated members. Hebrew Benevolent and Ladies Aid activities planned, plus birthday celebrations for Goldie Bishop and others and various hospitality events across town.

After the Grippe Mrs Findley Made Strong By Vinci

Severy Kansas promotion praising Vinci as a remedy for grippe aftermath. Testimonial from Mrs Geo Findley claims Vinci restored health strength and sleep. Vinol ingredients listed with Weyl generic claims. Wangler Gros Co Druggists and C J Miller Waterloo cited as distributors.

Wangler Gros. Co C. J. Miller Waterloo Iowa

Decorate Fido Or He May Disappear

City issues 1917 dog tags to prove ownership and keep pets healthy. Dog catcher Henry Heyer will seize all unlicensed dogs. Fees: $1 for males, $2 for females. after June 1, rates double.

Fido Russell DeGon J. D. Caldwell Henry Heyer

Quail Protection Drive Earns Strong Local Support

Waterloo sportsmen favor a five year closed season for quail and prairie chickens. John L. Marquis gathered 377 signers on a petition urging legislation to enforce the period, with only two refusing. Supporters say the birds would recover and allow a limited open season later. Farmers back the plan, urging legislators to act. The state game and fish warden faces sharp criticism from supporters of the measure.

Waterloo John L. Marquis

Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Health and Shine

An advertisement extols Haquid Arvon as a simple nightly treatment to dissolve dandruff. Four ounces rubbed into the scalp allegedly eliminates flakes by morning, stops itching, and makes hair look and feel much better, with liquid Arvon available at drug stores.

Bank Men Hear Talk on Public Utilities

Waterloo Bankmen hear Prof Reuben McKitrick on public utilities noting natural monopolies curb duplication costs and urging government oversight. He favors city bargaining power with a state commission to require uniform accounts, plant valuations, annual reports, and city-backed support in utility disputes. Fred Northey to discuss cost accounting next meeting.

Waterloo Bankmen’s Association Reuben McKitrick Iowa State Teachers’ College McKitrick Chamber of Commerce Iowa Fred HW. Northey

24 Cars of Potatoes Found on Rail Siding at Colton Cal

San Bernardino county authorities seek the owner of 44 carloads of potatoes found on a rail siding in Colton with no identifying marks. The potatoes, valued at about 35000 dollars, appear to have been shipped from another county to evade last Monday's tax assessment.

Colton Cal SanGernardino County

Des Moines Surgeon Dr Will Dies in San Antonio

Des Moines reports the death of Dr. F. J. Will a renowned Iowa surgeon who passed away early today in San Antonio Texas. The death was caused by arteriosclerosis.

Des Moines F. J. Will Iowa San Antonio Tax

Freezone corn remover claims painless relief by fingers

An Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a cheap, painless corn and callus treatment. A few drops on the corn lift it out with the fingers, without pain or infection risk. The compound dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding tissue, appealing to women wearing high heels.

Cincinnati

Courier Patterns Coupon Order for Fashion Department

To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marshall M. Jackman DR. Sylvester Fine Arts The Hotel Russall- Lameon Irene Knapp Maa Wangler Chadwick Naneen Davis Bartlett Charles M. Young Waterloo Review Cedar Review Mies Eddy Day Dillon Mies Howell Clifford C. Hartman Tillie Steege Mary Hartong Fergerman Fergeman Jennie Scharff Daughters of Isabella Knights of Columbus T. C. Menges P. H. O'Neill C. EB. McCarty Stephen Mullany Conry Kensington B. F. Beck W. C.J . Welsh Goodwill Circle Burton Avenue Baptist Church Albert Blair Trusty Socebifa Henry Gee Desdemona Club M. C. Uoburn Willian Riedell Triple Three Club Evelyn Christianson Faye Kober Christianson Hileman Temple Rebekah Black Hawk Hal Katherine Jackson Schollian Happy Hour Club Mmes. Stetzel George McWilliams A. W. Chamberlain Rieker Honolulu Mrs. Schollian Marjorie Chamberlain Goldie Bishop John Fiske School Sarah Veach W. Stevenson Maa Howell C. A. Myerholtz Miss Howell Missoa Q’connor Women's Relief Corps Memorial Hall Hebrew Women of Waterloo Knights of Columbus Hall Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society J. A. Siegel Benjamin Schultz Annette Schultz St. Mary's Circle St. Mary's Sewing Circle Mines J. F. Kearney F. W. Fritz Fred Hacker OC. B.S. L. Club Myers Emma Fralick Kamawee Glee Club Galloway Down Town Churches of Waterloo Palace Theatre J. W. Holland Cedar Falls California Corns Kohl M.C. A Oal J. Miller West Fourth Street Presbyterian Church A. J. Macartney Chicago R. Macartney Mack
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