Society items due by 9 ak with contact numbers
Personal society notices indicate deadlines for items by 9 ak. Contact the office at 2330 or residence 3407 Black to submit notices.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
3
Personal society notices indicate deadlines for items by 9 ak. Contact the office at 2330 or residence 3407 Black to submit notices.
A list of afternoon club meetings and social events featuring Mrs. Grif fin Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Scribner Mrs. Alford Mrs. Duke and many others. Includes Rose Announcements Miss Lisle McCormick Guy Melwa wedding plans Mothers honored Junior senior plans King’s Daughters circles chautauqua circles and numerous church and civic gatherings with details on hosts locations and times.
A short ad promotes using plain delatone powder to remove hair. A thick paste is made with water, spread on the skin for a few minutes, then rubbed off and washed away, leaving hair vanished. Caution is given to obtain genuine delatone.
Readers are invited to obtain the Courier up to date pattern with accompanying design by sending the coupon to the Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 19 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach the recipient in ten days after sending the order.
Miss Flossie Hepworth reports about a skin breakthrough after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a year of facial pimples. The advertisement claims the treatment cleared her complexion and invites readers to request a free sample and skin book by mail.
Tomorrow afternoon Division No. 4 will be in charge and serve refreshments at the church event.
Waterloo citizens are urged to observe Memorial Day on Saturday May 29 due to a state recommendation and local arrangements by Robt Anderson Post G A R. Merchants and workers are asked to close from 1 to 2 pm on Saturday May 28 to honor the sacred day. C G Cartree Commander and R C Thompson Secretary.
Decrees of divorce granted to Seymur Poyner and Nola Poyner. Jacob Nissen and Katherine Nissen. Jessie A Machamer and Thomas E Machamer. Esther Mongan and Thomas Mongan. Anna Tooman and Charles Tooman. Carrie Smith and Norman Smith. Robert B Miller and Delia Miller. Florence C Blough was granted
An advertisement extols Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ills and a means to healthier marriages and offspring. It asserts health restoration for women and promotes the remedy as the world’s most successful female cure, urging hopeful readers to try it.
A notice indicates consent to marriage may be granted at any time after acres entered, signaling a legal or property-related approval process affecting a union. The terse language suggests a housing or land rights context with a timing provision for nuptial permission.
Freeport Ill May 18 Passenger train No 120 of the Jiinais Central traveling from the south reached Freeport last Saturday night in a damaged condition after passing through one of the worst hailstorms in the region. The engine and cars on the left side suffered shattered windows and passengers were injured by ice as hailstones the size of hens eggs peppered the train. The storm caused panic among riders and aisles filled with ice chunks while crew recovered more than a half bushel of hailstones from the coaches.
Marriage licenses issued to H B Sterling in Eagle Grove 23 Lulu F Hughes in Cedar Falls 23 George A Oberle in Fairmont Minnesota 22 Marie B White in Waterloo 19
George W. Miller of Miller-Hey Construction returned from a trip to Chicago. He attended a Western Society of Engineers meeting in that city where Dr. F. H. Newell spoke after resigning as director of the United States reclamation service to take a new post.
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