Tuesday Evening Social Club and Church Notices
Social and church groups announce meetings and events for Tuesday and Wednesday. Listings include Sand G club Misa Tenn and Nawmah club Miss Faith Potter and Nelle Thompson, Poinsettia and Na Lomita clubs, St Francis circle, ome Makers band, Ladies' Aid at St Paul’s Church parlors, Idlewild club, Macedonian Bible class, G I A to B of E Engineers hall 2:30, Ladies Social Union at Universal Church, and wedding of Miss Florence Hutch with Richard Holmes. Also Bible study at Y W A and Royal Neighbors meetings, Daughters of Martha at St Paul’s, Philathea class present “The Estruck Skule.” Chautauqua circle met to discuss housing, slums, garden cities, and current events with pictures of ideal cities.
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JY. Sand G. Club
Misa Tennein
Nawmah Club
Faith Potter
Nelle Thompson
Poinsettia Club
G. F. Klock
Na Lomita Club
Carl Rice
St. Francis Circle
George Wwyer
Ome Makers
Victor Chols
Ladies' Aid Society of
St. Paul’s
Irch
Ims. Howell's
Walputraet
Idlewild Club
Wilcox
West- Ineter
Royal Neighbors
A. O
W. Hall
Martha of
Chautauqua
Ornoon
Sam Frank
Hileman-Giait
England
Ears in Style Again Hair Care Tips and Club News
A collage of items on hair styling with a DIY shampoo recipe, plus social club notes from Outlook era groups. Reports include P. B. O. picnic details, music club meetings, conservatory recitals, missionary and temperance gatherings, and various local society events with officers elected and refreshments served.
Courier Patterns for Courier Fashion Coupons
To get up to date Courier pattern designs, fill the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents. Patterns include seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and aim to arrive within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Beauty Boost
Advertorial praise for Parisian Sage hair tonic claiming it nourishes roots, removes dandruff, and improves growth for all hair types. Promotes easy at home use and availability via Wangler Bros Co or drug counters.
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Wangler Broa. Co
Prva Caee
Cascarets Advertise Cure for Colds and Constipation
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for colds by cleansing the bowels and stomach overnight. It urges taking one or two candies at night to relieve congestion and prevent toxins, claiming benefits for children and adults. A 10-cent and 20-cent box are advertised in drug stores.
Pilgrim Class Plans Meeting With Mrs ONeill at 2 30
The Pilgrim class of First Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs Della O'Neill at 849 Fourth Street Went. A picnic supper will be served. The Order of Eastern Star will meet in regular session at Masonic Temple Wednesday evening.
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W. Cowan
Edna Robertson
Bile O'Harrow
Lillian Shoemaker
J. W. Wray
C. W. Harbin
KH. H. Henderson
J. N. Buechele
J. G. McAlvin
Blanche Edwards
H. W. Ladage
Harry Shaw
Helen Sedgwick
Blien Stevenson
YM. C. A
Ida Mitchell
A. Morris
Frances Willard
Irene Fergeman
Bertha Hogan
C. J. Clus
L. Club
Young Woman's Club
J. J. Parks
Nellie Flynn
First Congregational Church
Parks
Marta Evarts
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
First
M. E. Church
George Wilson
F. 5
Garrabrant
O. W. Armagast
A. A Hallowell
B. E. Petrie
W. , Weatherell
Anna Mary Chapter
Anna Mary
Westminster Guild
F. W.W. Gregory
Roby Street
Business Girls
Club of Waterloo
Gail Wilbur
Della O’neill
Fourth Street
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Fraudulent Check Bill Passes Senate in Des Moines
A bill to curb bad checks passed the Iowa Senate, aiming to punish written orders drawn on insufficient funds. The measure, backed by hotelmen and bankers, makes intentional overdrafts a misdemeanor with fines up to 90 dollars and up to six months in jail. The bill treats bank refusals as evidence in prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Kimball
Auc Bank
Resolutions for Sister Cheney and licensed marriages list
The text records temple lodge resolutions offering sympathy to Sister Cheney, with notes to publish in the Waterloo Courier and Reporter. It lists marriage licenses granted in the county, noting a closing of record book 31 and that license counts have reached 13 819 since records began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
Harold
Baker
Ruth FE. Brink
Julius Mortensen
Olga Dalsgaard
Charles A. Braden
Eva 1
DuBois
Menne Seeks Pitching Move With Clinton Pilots
Clinton Ind March 9 In 2 Initer from Ernie Menne who played short stop and first base for the Clinton Pilots last season states he is anxious to try pitching this summer if not advanced to a higher class league by season's end He says he will quit baseball if not sold or drafted this season Fred Smithson who was sold to the Detroit Tigers reeported to spring training camp in Gulfport Miss with the Tiger advance squad and stopped at W Louisa to visit Menne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ernie Menne
Clinton Pilots
Fred Smithson
Central Baseball Association
Detroit Tigers
Bert Wwaugh
Tiger
Gulfport
Miss
W. Louisa
School Levy Wins and Local Elections Hit Record Turnout
Voters in Waterloo West and Waterloo East cast record totals in school elections with leevy approvals and a sale of Westfield school property. B. F. Swisher and T. Wilson led Waterloo West candidacies. J. W. Arbuckle and Dr. F. C. Sage topped Waterloo East slates. Westfield sale approved for not less than 3600 dollars. 230,000 building fund backed in the east. In related real estate transfers, numerous parcels changed hands in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watarioa West
B. F. Swisher
O. Q O. Lamson
Austin Burt
T. Wilson
Waterloo East
Flag. Sage
W. Arbuckle
C. A. Fish
East Side
Waterloo West
Westfield
East Aide
Ballora
F. Swisher
CG. T. Wilson
Q. Lamson
Waterloo
J. W. Arbuckle
Dr. F. C. Sage
Charles Fish
Waterloo West Levy
Grand Jury Quiz into City Scandal Continues
The grand probe into graft conditions in our city will continue through this week according to present indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Prand
Indica
Grand Jury Seeks Testimony On City Investigation
The grand jury met yesterday and will hear from Harry and Theresa Cook of 417 Jennings Street today. Authorities indicated the probe may extend beyond the police into other city departments. City hall officials deny public knowledge of new developments as conferences proceed. Company L I N G held a drill. a school of inspection is planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comelimen
Grand Jury
Harry Cook
Theresa Cook
Jennings Street
Cook
Margaret Wickerson
Nickerson
Charles Lindmark
Gook Place
Carleton Sias
Self Reliant Home Doctors in Narrowed Herbal Tradition
A fragment describes women who gather roots and herbs and rely on ancestral recipes. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is cited as a successful origin in one recipe. The text notes widespread appreciation and health restoration across American communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Finkham
America
Ita
A Smooth Hairless Skin Ad Promotes Delatone Paste
A vintage advertisement urges women to use delatone paste to remove hair. By mixing water with powdered delatone, applying to the hairspot for a few minutes then rubbing off, it claims all traces of hair vanish. The copy warns to ask for the genuine product at the druggist.
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