Home and club notices mark social week in city
Mrs. Clinton F Shockley hosted the Auction Bridge club at 1 PM with visitors Mrs William Graham and Mrs W B Duncombe. Major club officers were elected with Mrs J B Kohl and Mrs Clark Abbott prominent. Several small gatherings followed with social time and musical performances at K ik club and Meum et Tuum club. Weddings featured include Nellie Hanks Tyler and Earl Tyler at a home ceremony and Edna Richards-Wetzel with James Richards in Bennington township. Dr R H Sylvester speaks to the Woman's club tomorrow with a 3 PM start and a postmeeting social. Waterloo and M B A events, plus millinery worker Goldie Funk dinner, mark the social calendar. Rosary society hosts a thimble bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinton F. Shockley
Auction Bridge Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
William Graham
W. B. Duncombe
Fort Dodge
Mars
Storm
J. B. Kohl
A. B. McQuown
Clark Abbott
Mmes
Frank Kinney
J. Brooks
K. Ik. Club
E. C. Garber
Eudora King
R. W. Vandewalker
J. Tucker
Lora / Van Wetzinga
William McManus
Nina McManus
Winifred Harnett
Woman's Club
R. H. Sylvester
Department of Town University
Friday Study Club Notes From Local Groups
Society items list Friday afternoon gatherings including the Friday Study Club led by Mrs A Manc Eschron and MW club of Mrs Lawrence Faulkner with Linger Longer eclub chaired by Mrs Arthur Ford Pres Monterde Hirs and Robert Ashley plus F L PB circle with Mrs Jane Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Manc- Eschron
Lawrence Faulkner
Eclub
Arthur Ford
Dunkelberg Chosen Exalted Ruler of Elks in Waterloo
Dr E B Dunkelberg elected exalted ruler of Waterloo Lodge BE P O B No 290 at last night’s Elks meeting. Other officers chosen include Estéémed leading knight F G Clark, esteemed loyal knight F J Damge, esteemed lecturing knight R E Miller, secretary H A Dunkelberg, treasurer C J McNulty, and trustee C W Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Dunkelberg
Waterloo
the Elks
F. G. Clark
F. J. Damge
R. E. Miller
H. A. Dunkelberg
C. J. McNulty
C. W. Campbell
Among the Churches Missionary Meetings Listed
Grace M E churchwomen held all day gatherings with foreign and home mission sessions led by Mrs W F Eighmey and Mrs J E Johnson. Walnut Street Baptist elected officers and planned home gatherings. Graves Memorial and St Marks noted officer elections. First Evangelical and Universalist reported meeting with luncheons and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Women's Societies
Grace M. E B.echurch
W. FE. Eighmey
Foreign Mission
Mmes
W. W. Wyant
George Huntley
J. E. Johnson
A. M. Gleason
Aid Society
Sheriff Sees Bigger Prisoner Meal and Service Payments
Sheriff D. B. Henderson said Iowa legislature's new pay scale for prisoner care will not materially affect Black Hawk county. After July 1 civil process mileage rises from 3 to 10 cents, meals cost 15 cents per prisoner, lodging rises from 12 1/2 to 15 cents, and daily care and washing allowance is 5 cents. Counties with many prisoners and laundry facilities may gain, but local conditions here do not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
D. B. Henderson
Longshore Case May Be Continued Again
The hearing for Dr. Anna Longshore Moon may be postponed again due to illness. She reportedly suffers peritonitis in her Bridge Street rooms. Counselor J. C. Murtagh is out of town, affidavits may be filed, and Judge C. W. Mullan’s division will hear the case after a prior 10 day continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Longshore-Moon
Bridge Street
J. C. Murtagh
C. W. Mullan
Divorce Suit Dies in Lawyer's Hands Reunites Couple
Minnie Barger, who had come to Waterloo from Sioux City to seek a divorce from Roy Barger over failure to provide, decides to reunite with him and return to Sioux City. After meeting attorney J. T. Knapp and preparing papers, she changes course and destroys the divorce documents as the couple plans to start over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Barger
Waterton
Sioux City
Roy Barger
Minnie
J. T. Knapp
Knapp
Barger
Woman Faces Judge Twice In One Week
Avna Auspeck of 1528 Commercial Street was arraigned in police court on a charge of operating a disorderly house. She pleaded not guilty and her hearing was postponed until Friday evening. She faces a hearing tonight on the Monday raid charge, with a $50 bond. Also arrested were Mrs. Folkers, released on $15 bond, three men with fictitious names released on $10 bonds, AML forfeited bonds for failure to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avna
Commercial Street
Bha
Liberty
F. Folkers
Would-Be Death by Gas Seeks Inebriate Hospital Care
William Meskill aged 38 attempted suicide by gas then asked police to commit him to the state inebriate asylum at Knoxville. After hospital care and a conference with the chief of police he agreed to enter the inebriate hospital. His wife left him and visited at the jail but would not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meskill
Knoxville
D. B. Henderson
Meskill
J. D. Caldwell
Divorce Decree Granted in Westfield Case of Missing Wife
Bruno Marx, 810 Manson Street, Westfield factory worker, filed for divorce after his wife Helen S. Marx vanished June 11, 1914 with wedding presents. Decree granted on payment of costs. attorney H. H. Bezold represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Marx
Helen S. Marx
Marx
Manson Street
Westfield
1914
H. H. Bezold
Health by publicity saves Mrs Thomas from surgery
A reader's letter from DeKalb Missouri describes how Mrs R G Dunlap's tale of relief from stomach trouble through Fruitola and Traxo inspired Mrs Georgius Coe Thomas of Lancaster Missouri. After months of doctors recommending surgery she used Fruitola and Traxo and felt reborn in a month. The products from Pinus Laboratories Monticello Illinois are sold at Wangler Bros Waterloo and C S Miller West Fourth Street with no prescription needed. Fruitola lubricates the intestine and disintegrates gall stones while Traxo acts as a tonic to restore the system. A brochure is available by writing to the Pinus Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsall
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Lit
Waterloo
Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
C. 5
Ilinois
Wangler Dros. Co
Theatrical Offerings At Waterloo Theatre
Local Waterloo theatre season features Al Gorrell with Myr Gorrell closing Saturday, then Thoroughbreds Company-Sid Winters opening in two weeks. Garden of Allah arrives Monday in four parts and nine scenes, followed by Hit-The-Trail-Holiday a George M. Cohan comedy about a rising young comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoroughbreds
Sid Winters
Thoroughbreds Company
Waterloo Theatre
Sawanager
Winters
Weill
Garden of Allah
Lawn Party at Majestic Theatre Opens Today
The Lawn Party featuring Dine clovar youngsters and Rosa Bros ovidget comedians brings 26 minutes of vaudeville at the Majestic Theatre. Weber and Eliott offer a humorous comedy with singing and dancing while Millar Sisters provide musical entertainment. Kexo the roller skating wizard opens the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine Clovar
Fblovanne Millighes
Majestic Theatre
Ave Ct
Vaudevilla
Rosa Bros Ovidget
Millar Sisters
Kexo
Majmstic Tihbatre
Eczema Relief Claims With Cuticura Products
Mrs. C. H. Mains of Findlay Ohio describes long struggled eczema on hands and arms. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports healing after half a box and half a cake, and endorses daily use for clear skin. Free samples offered by return mail from Caficorn department in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Owly
C. H. Mains
Findlay
Ohio
Caficorn
Dept. A
Boston
Internal Bathing for Health and Defense Ad
An advertisement promotes internal bathing as a natural health defense and claims the Cascade device purifies the lower intestine. It cites Mrs. R. A. Eaton of Washington Iowa praising its effects, urges readers to visit Hansen and Mansen's in Waterloo for a free booklet and to see the J. B. b. Cascade device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Eaton
Washington
Iowa
Hansen & Mansen
Waterloo
Willj
Generous man shares letter on nerve health cure
A 1913 letter from Chas. Rugdon describes using a homemade tonic from a newspaper prescription to treat nervousness and general weakness. He claims one bottle revived him and helped seven others, praising its effects and urging public use under a doctor’s note. The note adds the remedy is reliable for nervous conditions and invigorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rugdon
Lewis Baker
Church Invites Creditation and Prayer Amid Probe
A city verger reports witnessing two individuals attempting to exploit an invitation to use the church for credentialing and prayer. The incident underscores concerns about safeguarding and proper use of church facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Hanks-Tyler
Earl Tyler
Joseph Tyler
G. D. Serrill
Miss Wanks-Tyler
Keane Richards-Wetzel
Samuel Wetzel
Bennington
J. J. Lang
First Eivangelical Church
Edna
James Richards
Thompson
Long Prairie
Minn
Independence
Mmes. G. S. Millard
J. A. Norman
Evelyn McQuilkin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Hall
Goldie Funk
James Black Dry Goods Store
Harriet Miller
Bart Ainslie
Luke Simmons
Ted Toses
F. A. Sporte
F. S. Garrabrant
George Diestelmeier
Red Geranium Club
Mrs. Sporte
Rosary Society of
Societ If
DR. Dunkelberg
Elks
Walnut Street Baptist—Missionary ‘S Society
Sunshine Room
T. A. McManus
Matthew Westrate
R. E H. Crowther
H. C. Keiber
Keiber
Graves’ Memorial—Missionary Society
R. A. Coates
Mmes. P. M. Lchretner
George Bovey
John Munson
W. H. Overton
Albert Kistner
St. Tarke’s—Aid Society
A. J. Goranson
First Evangelical
W. F. Sehrag
The
Missionary Society
H. B. Burk
Argilla Burk
W. E H. Brunn
Martin Gilder
Universalist
Minies
A. L. Bradley
Charles Fay
Ladies’ Social Union
MER Cdunktt
HO i
Cothura
Mer
Service
M. G A. Bldg
Victor Records
Stroebel
Calumet
Presbyterian Church
Me Mle
Dr.King
Dr. King
Grandma
Down Town
Churches of Waterloo
Reev
D, Serrill
American Chicle Company Nee
U.S
Ohica Chicl
Bud Fisher
Matt and
Jeff
Adams
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