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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

6

Different Clothes Different Clothes AME Ad Says Higher Quality

The advertisement touts superior clothing and a shift from the old order, claiming customers gain prestige by choosing their suits. It asserts prices from $10 to 495 and promises garments that exceed typical quality and style across conservative and extreme models.

Iowan Episcopal Convention Set in Sioux City

The Iowan diocesan convention of the Episcopal church meets May 21 to 23 in Sioux City with large Waterloo representation. Delegates include Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Harward, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Mills, and Mrs. Parrott. Vestry reps are Place, McElhinner, Humphrey, Parrott, with alternates Krapfel, Camp, Newlhnney, Breckenridge. Sunday services feature Rev. Hinkle and Bishop Morrison, with outside speakers Charles Field and Rev. Stewart. The business session opens Monday at St. Thomas' church.

Episcopal Church Sioux City Waterloo Ladies’ Guild John Norman Mary Harward J. T. Coolidge C. A. Mills Matt Parrott Coolidge T. W. Place F. F. McElhinner Ansel Humphrey James Parrott J. W. Krapfel H. F E. Camp Chas. Newlhinney Fred Hinkle St. Paul's Church Theodore N. Morrison St. Thomas’ Church Charles Field George Craig Stewart Salina

Informal Social Affairs Between Meetings Described

The article notes several informal social affairs occurring between official meetings. These gatherings are described as casual networking events where participants discuss topics informally and build rapport outside formal sessions.

Appreciation note for prompt insurance payment

Mrs Jennie Solmon expresses thanks for the prompt payment of her husband Jack Solmon's policy with Fraternal Bankers' Reserve society.

Jack Solmon Bankers’ Reserve Society Jennie Solmon

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