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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1914

Page

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Miss Alice Perry Heads to Breckinridge for Summer

La Porte City Iowa March 34 Special Miss Alice Perry left yesterday for Breckinridge Minnesota where she will spend the summer with her brother. Miss Modesta Manu is ill with menses and the family is quarantined in their rooms over Dr Alt’s office. Mr and Mrs Clayde Shirer and Vaby of Eagle Grove returned home after a few days with Mrs Shirer’s sister Mrs W B Hager. Miss Dan Lyle of Tipton was an over Sunday guest in the McQuilkin home. Mrs John Frank and Miss Grace Anton returned from Elburn after an over Sunday visit with sister Mrs Charles Coburn. Mr and Mrs Clark Hart of Jesup have been visiting in the Haven home. I C Torrence of Cedar Rapids was a business visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor and family of Dysart spent yesterday with the Longaker home.

la Porte City Alice Perry Breckiridge, Minn Modesta Manu John N. McQuilktin John Frank Grace Anton Charles Coburn Elburn Clark Hart Jesup Percy Haven I. C. Torrence Cedar Rapids Yesterdday Fred Taylor Dysart A. K. Longaker Arthur Logan Myrta Hoagland Fannie Heminway Frank Darling Mary Melendy Mare Darling Magdalene Matilda Smith Minnie Peterson J. H. Smith Chas. Wetzel Pollock Floyd Geo. Walker Clear Lake Frank Raymond Messrs D. Wilbur Chas. Johnson Charles City Edith Woods Anna Osgood Guy Knowlton Ostrander Minn John Laun Mr. Laun Otis Sprague Wisconsin Ivan Rowe Ray Scofield

Entertaining Guests and Local Meetings in Cedar Falls

Brief notes of visits and social events in Cedar Falls Iowa March 24 including guests Mr Springer from Anueapolis and Mr Waller from Charles City. Local clubs meet March 31 Kipling study led by Mrs Jaynet and readings by Mrs Kingsbury. A large family party in the Commercial club rooms featured the farce The Employment Agency with refreshments and social time.

Vedor Falls S.A. Jaynet Mars Ouis WH. Tlolmes Kipling Mis Dogephine Graham Chapter R. P. 5. O

Stuart's Calcium Waters Promised Clear Skin and Health

An ad touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a cure for pimples and skin blemishes. It claims blood purification, body tone improvement, and rapid cosmetic results, urging readers to buy at 40 cents a box, via their local druggist.

Stuart

Eastern Star inspection and college members to be inducted

Cedar Falls Ia March 24 Eastern Star members anticipate a grand meeting Thursday afternoon as state inspector Mrs Dietrick Waterrigo inspects the order. In the evening new members will be initiated including Prof and Mrs Davis of the college. Grand worthy matron Mrs Luella Brooks Boone and state official Mr Rose Waterloo will attend. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WILL APPEAR AT EXERCISES IN CAPS AND GOWNS. The class of thirty plans to wear caps and gowns for the May 28 graduation with Rev I W Holland delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Judge Deemer of the supreme court has been invited to give the address.

Cedar Falls Eastern Star Dietrick Waterigo Davis College Luella Brooks Boone Rose Waterloo I. W. Holland Methodist Episcopal Church Judge Deemer Supreme Court

Mrs Robinson Offered Office At State Camp

Mrs Enma B Robinson, vice oracle for the trinomial state camp, returned from Davenport with 146 delegates and many visitors. She was offered the office of state oracle but declined, while the third district nominated her for supreme receiver LN17. New officers include State oracle Mrs Wickham Davenport and State recorder Mrs Mere dith Ottumwa. convention endorsed Wilson administration on the Mexican issue.

Coday Palla Enma B. Robinson Davenport Robinson State Oracle Sioux City Lout Wickham

Women of Cedar Falls Plan Department Club Formation

Last night at Mrs. 71 H. Clay's home committees from Cedar Falls women's clubs discussed forming a department club to coordinate all city groups. Marian McFarland Walker was named permanent chairwoman, with a mass meeting planned to gauge feasibility and organize efforts. Moving pictures for club women were funded for educational benefit, urging patronage to show approval. The Odd Fellows praised the Rebekahs for a secretive surprise at their ninety fifth founder's anniversary, while Dr and Mrs J H Van Dyke hosted a one o'clock dinner for Bishop Morrison en route to Waverly. An architectural report on St Luke's church renovation was to be announced after inspection.

71. H. Clay Marian McFarland Walker Lierary Llubs Moving Picture Theatres Odd Fellows Order Schyler Colfax Rebekahs J. H. van Dyke Theodore Morrison Town Waverly Weatherby Des Moines St. Luke's Church

Rural School Consolidation by Ef Rodges Supt Clarksville Schools

Rural School Consolidation argues for centralization to improve efficiency and teacher quality. It compares rural one room schools to consolidated systems, noting potential cost differences and the need for qualified teachers, better moral influence, and safer transport with responsible drivers.

Rodges Clarksville Sion

Consolidation in Iowa Rural Schools Compared

Analyzes township versus consolidated schools in Iowa, detailing class sizes, recitation lengths, supervision, facilities, heating and lighting, library and equipment, tuition and state aid. Compares enrollment, attendance, and costs per pupil, noting transportation via hacks and the push to consolidate for child welfare and future benefits. Floyd news notes local social updates and school vacation.

Mysts Iowa Athetica

Center Point notices of deaths events and visits

Center Point news lists Mrs Henry Parke dying at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids with funeral at the M E church. Evangelical new members receive a reception. Dr F H Heverly and son Harold of Waterloo visited relatives. Miss Newman Barnes and Mr Kronick of Martel helped in a Christian church musical. Mrs Ben Rowley and Marguerite from Cedar Rapids were guests. O J Heverly left for St Elna Wis. Dr C H Doty home after Mercy Hospital illness. Mrs Philip Siepel’s mother and aunt from Aredale and Aplington visiting. Ladies of Christian church banquet for men in contest. Interurban grading moves to La Fayette route. Letta Langsdale visited Walker. Lena Ring hosted Embroidery circle. Grace Wormer from Iowa City visiting parents. Ted Surchett hosted class of bars Thursday night.

Center Point Henry Parke Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids M. E. Church F. Heverly Harold Waterloo Miss Newman Miss Barnes Mr. Kronick Martel Eaton The Christian Church Philip Siepel Aredale Peters Aplington Ladies of the Christian Church Lafayette Letta Langsdale Walker Friends Lena Ring Grace Wormer Iowa City Ted Surchett

Local notes from Fredericksburg social page

Lloyd Morse returned Friday from a business trip to Waterloo. Mrs May Printup of Brandon visited sisters Ada Barker and Purdy and other relatives. Miss Ruth Kolthoff, after a week at central, visited her aunt Mrs John Parker in Sioux Falls. Jesse Blake left for Chandler Minnesota after learning his brother Fred was hurt. Mrs F W Eggabrood and cousin Alma Kaglor of Orange California travel to Minneapolis to visit relatives. Citizens caucus nominates ticket: Mayor M Potter Treasurer J A Hygabroad Assessor Paul Mort.

Fredericksburg Lloyd Morse Waterloo May Printup Brandon Aesdamen Barker Purdy Ruth Kolthoff Central John Parker Aloux Falls Jesse Blake Chandler Minn Fred F. W. Eggabrood Alma Kaglor Orange Cal Law Minneapolia Citizens Caucus M. Potter J. A. Hygabroad Arnessor Paul Mort

Newbro's Herpicide Endorsed by Doctors for Dandruff

Physicians from Covington Col. Hollis St. Boston and Duncan Ariz report Newbro's Herpicide cures dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and promotes hair growth. The original dandruff killer is sold in 40c and $1.00 sizes with money-back guarantee. sample by mail available.

J. J. Boyd Covington, Tenn Newbro J. B. Thompson M. D Burrough Place Col. Hollis St Boston Mass T. A. Moore Duncan, Ariz Adve

Local Notes Highlight Residents and Bank Change

Councilmen named Guy M. Padden H J Kroniger L P Rich J O Griffith and J H Richardson. Miss Martha Miller returns to sewing class at Preston Minnesota after her mother’s illness. Mrs C Bullock returns from Camberia Wisconsin visiting sisters. M B Main visitors in Tulsa glimpse J F Egan prospering. Thirty guests celebrate Chas Reisner and wife thirteenth anniversary. State Savings Bank shareholders raise capital to 30000 to become First National Bank.

Guy M. Padden H. J. Kroniger L. P. Rich J. O. Griffith J. H. Richardson Martha Miller Preston Minn C. Bullock Camberia Wis M. B. Main Tulsa Okla J. F. Egan Chas Reisner State Savings Bank

Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair and Dandruff Relief

Advert shows Parisian Sage tonic claims to stop itching remove dandruff and boost hair growth. Promises rich gloss and fullness with daily scalp rubbing. Sold by Wangler Bros Co in 50 cent bottles with money back guarantee if not satisfied. No lasting odor or greasiness cited.

Wangler Bros. Co

Wedding and Easter china sale at Hen Henderson Drug Co

Parties desiring beautiful wedding and Easter gifts should attend the sale of hand painted china at Hen Henderson Drug Co.

Henderson Drug Co

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