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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
6
Members of the Business Girls club voted themselves into suffragists after an address by Dr Effie McCollum Jones on Woman Suffrage. The discussion continued past closing time with several attendees converting, plans for future programs, and a review of the Woman's Journal.
Disjointed notes describe a club meeting with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions members, schedules, a withdrawal, and references to New York and dates but lacks coherent details or outcomes. The unreadable OCR yields no verifiable actions or results.
A fragmented OCR shows garbled text referencing persons and events with unclear details. It mentions names like MMe Werner and Mr and Mie BL Pirabes, plus references to visits and a possible wartime entertainment context, but specifics are unreadable.
Lietgamin Franklin Aumherthay died Monday while at the Geadty home. He had long been a resident of the city and served in a Pennsylvania regiment. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Central Cleretian church at 2 o'clock with Rev JC Moore in charge. Interment will follow in Elmwood cemetery. Patriotic societies will attend in a body.
In a tense local meet Wallis Jenks clung to a slim lead amid competitive field. Sanvendr and other contenders provided strong challenge as organizers reported close finishes and steady times.
Mason City report notes HH Maynard, a business inspector, meeting with Mamiger Andorean of Goecamiprathy to discuss Depedr concerns. They visited city officers yesterday to acquaint themselves with local procedures and planned for upcoming activities.
A Detroit based figure travels to Philadelphia for the annual meeting of the leads of a subsidiary. Austin Bart, the company’s manager, will depart Friday to attend the gathering.
The article outlines expected men hat trends for spring. Crown shapes remain high and tapered, brims narrow and curled, black remains leading while browns rise, and colored bands and back bows appear. Fedoras gain in popularity with higher crowns and lighter creases, soft hats evolve, and straw, panama, and Norfolk styles reappear in new plaids and patterns.
The Waterloo Evening and Daily Reporter notes spring fashion number with American creations taking prominence. It highlights velvet ribbons dyes leather trims hats veiled lace capelines poke bonnets and belt features. New shoes curtains and paint demand signal a busy season as merchants expect bold spring display and purchases.
An evening program announced by SCL Rimm for the Waterson Bank Men's Association meeting to be held at the Leavit Johnson bank premises. VW Roehifertis from First National Bank discusses this year’s rise and fall and war impact. Pred Wray from Leavitt Johnson bank presents a paper. George W from Shitoriah Savings bank covers history.
An attorney warned Waterloo and Black Hawk County residents that a full city renaming of streets could cost half a million dollars. He said maps, abstracts, and records would need extensive corrections, affecting property owners on a large scale.
Sunday church members at First Presbyterian honored J. C. Liffring after he consented to withdraw his resignation as Sunday school superintendent. A school representative presented flowers and expressed deep appreciation for his years of service and leadership.
Berlin via Amsterdam quotes Vice Chancellor Clem Delbrueck saying Germany will not sheath the sword until enemies guarantee they will not attack again. He lists France Russia and England as seeking to undo German power and colonies. Prussian Diet adjourns to May 27. Clyde Davis praised for Grinnell College oratorical win likened to Wendell Phillips.
Relatives announce the marriage of Miss Mary Notion to Mr. Lawrence Copp at Lavina Montana on Wednesday March 19 The bride formerly taught in Nashua schools and recently resigned Only days earlier Copp arrived in Nashua and accompanied Miss Notion to the ceremony
A couple moved to Montana after filing adjoining claims and were married immediately. They plan to reside in the west. Mrs. J. E. Hammond of this city underwent a critical operation at Waverly hospital and is recovering as well as could be expected. Her husband remains at her bedside.
Mrs Wilson Fay and Wayne Wilson of Waterloo were weekend visitors with Ray Wilson and wife. The Kemp family and children returned from Arthur North Dakota after a month with Bon Baht family. Louis Poyner visits sister near Brandon. Clarke De Lancey of Waterloo visits mother Mrs Morris. V Talij and son Jesup visited John H home. V Michel resumes activity after illness. Clarence Poyner takes position at Woods millinery. Mrs Bill Nnippi visiting relatives this week.
A remark notes that while many precious stones may be rebuilt, the emerald cannot be. The statement follows unrelated estimates about population and light travel times, including New Zealand’s population excluding Maories and light’s eight minutes thirteen seconds to reach Earth.
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