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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

Page

11

Straw-Hatted Visitor Arrives in Waterloo Town

H R Thompson of Ashtabula county Ohio arrived at Waterloo union station at noon wearing a Panama skypiece one of the first seen this spring in town. He came from El Paso Texas after a mild winter and said straw hats are common there. He aims to meet George Wallace on Logan Avenue who he believes is a cousin.

H. R. Thompson Ashtabula County Ohio Union Station Waterloo Courier Thompson el Paso Tex Mr. Thompson George Wallace Logan Avenue

Franklin Auto Test A Success

Franklin dealers across the U S and Canada conducted a stock car mileage test on May 1 to measure real consumption. Ninety four dealers averaged 32.8 mpg with ranges from 17.2 to 51.2 mpg. Tests used one gallon, roads varied, routes returned to start, and results were witnessed and notarized for accuracy. R H Cramer of Waterloo promoted the event at 503 West 4th St.

Franklin United States Canada Gee R. H. Cramer Waterloo West 4Th St

Visitation and local notices from La Porte City

Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Killoren of Shell Rock arrived to officiate at the funeral of Cyrus Taft. Dr. Hancock of Belle Plaine greeted friends. Harry Kline of Waterloo visited relatives. the Longaker family hosted a Sunday gathering. A. H. McCutcheon and family returned to Cedar Falls. Chas Coburn and Mrs Coburn visited Wm Anton’s home. Mabel Longaker visited Dysart. Sarah Schuck moves into rooms above Union State Bank. E E Ballheim of Mason City on business. Boyd Kline of Waterloo spent Sunday with family. Election for Young Men's Christian Association directors tomorrow.

la Porte City D. E. Killoren Shell Rock Killoren Cyrus Taft Hancock Belle Plaine Harry Kline Waterloo Roy Longaker Blairstown J. Lundberg A. H. McCutcheon Cedar Falls Chas. Coburn Elburn Union State Bank E. E. Ballheim Mason City Boyd Kline

You Can’t Brush or Wash Out Dandruff

An ad claims the only cure is dissolving dandruff with liquid argon. Night applications moisten the scalp with four ounces of argon to destroy dandruff, promising disappearance by morning and complete removal after additional uses. It touts hair benefits and urges buying Hallidarvon at drug stores.

Champlin Chapel Dedicated Free of Debt in Waterloo

Hundreds attended the Champlin chapel dedication amid a hailstorm as Walnut Street Baptist Church revealed a debt-free status after raising over 300. The church invested more than 5,000 in construction with volunteer labor, and the new chapel hosts a growing Sunday school under Rev. John Bunyan Smith and Dr. W. L. Dorgan. The origin story traces founding efforts from 1911 through 1913, including the 1912 building drive, donations from Mrs. Bessie Wickham Johnson and Grandma J. D. Champlin, and the first year attendance averages.

Champlin Chapel Walnut Street John Bunyan Smith D. D Hev Edward M. Rhoades W. L. Dorgan First Baptist Church F. E. McStay Chas Stull Mesers Tuthill W. B. Howell H. A. Archer Waterloo Memorial Hall Chautauqua Park H. G. Beeman E. A. Archer E. S. Carr Ray Lewis Carrie Miles Jay Armstrong Corlis Armstrong Samuel Sasaaman Burton Avenue Riehl Street Henry Austin Fannie Austin J. S. Tuthill Messrs Fly. McStay I. BD. Collins Watde Strown A. W. Chambertin W. St. Howell Harry Lewis J. B. Smith J. A. Smith E. McStay Frank R. Olmstead Lewis W. i. Howell Iowa City Bessie Wickham Johnson Grandma J. D. Champlin Grace M. E Cedar Valley Construction Company F. Jh. McStay Charles Stull J. S. Guon

Directors Plan Evening Supper Amid Voting Session

All day tomorrow the directors will meet in the evening for a supper and stay in a business session until voting is completed and results are ascertained. The description indicates a formal gathering tied to decision making and outcome finalization.

Waterloo Woman's Club Elects New Officers and Adds Members

The Waterloo Woman's club held its annual meeting in the Universalist church with reports of a successful year and a gain of sixty members. Officers elected include T G Taylor president J E Bragdon VP F L Marquis recording secretary and Fred Austin treasurer. Delegates to the general convention were chosen with alternates named. A civic department meeting followed to appoint leaders for the upcoming suffrage association event. The United Presbyterian church will host a Wednesday address by Rev J Bunyan Smith on Get Another Man.

Woman's Club Waterloo Woman's Club Universalist Church T. G. Taylor J. E. Bragdon F. L. Marquis Fred Austin J. Bb. Howrey E. A. Boggs Brotherhood of the United Presbyterian Church J. Bunyan Smith

Prospect Park Links Draw Golfers and Plans

A veteran observer notes growing interest in golf this spring with many players practicing Saturday afternoon at Prospect Park Links. The course is in excellent condition and talks of building a clubhouse circulate. A meeting will be held to organize fundraising for ongoing grounds maintenance.

Prospect Park

Bishop Quayle to Lecture at Linden Avenue Church

Four local Methodist ministers organized the May 29 lecture by Bishop Quayle of St Paul titled Jean al Jean. He will speak free of charge, with ticket proceeds funding a new Linden Avenue parsonage. Churches cooperate to ensure a successful event for Linden Avenue church.

W. F. Spry FL Q. Brown B. A. Baker J. A. North- Tup Bishop Quayle St. Paul Jean al Jean Linden Avenue

Franklin Six-thirty Sets 35.1 MPG on Sunday Drive

The Franklin Six-thirty achieved 35.1 miles per gallon on Sunday morning. About 5 miles were on dirt and roughly 16 miles were on a road being graded, which reduced mileage. If the road had been in good condition, the mileage would have been higher.

Franklin

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Franklin Auto Test Young Men’s Christian Association A. Jarrod Rev. Beeman Fine Arts Club J. A. Jerger Crescent Lodge Labor Temple Prospect Park Links Trousseau Times-Tribune Thndson Chander Chandler Light Willow Street Hill Hudson Joe Peverill Motor Sales Co de Chandler Chandler Atlantic Pacific The Central Auto & Supply Co East Sixth and Franklin Streets Waterloo, Iowa R. H. Cramer Frankslin Dealer West Fourth Street Gem Motor Sales CO
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