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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1910

Page

3

Fortnightly Club Meeting Highlights Materialism and Conservatism

The Fortnightly Club gathered at the public library with Attorney J. 53. Tuthill presiding and Miss Georgiella Lay secretary. Carleton Sias argued how materialistic growth affects government while Judge F.C. Platt traced constitutional evolution and three branches strength, and W. F. Parrott discussed the Conservation Congress and lasting moral conservation.

Public Library West Tuthill Georgiella Lay Woodruff Duren Brainard Carleton Sias F.C. Platt Confederation Union of States

Missionary meeting honors five women and Nellie Merwin

The First Congregational church mission group met at Mrs. M. Storm’s home with Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Martha Bedford hosting. Alvs. Z. Mack highlighted five missionary women and Nel lie Chestnut, also known as Nellie Merwin, remembered as a Waterloo native who sacrificed years for mission work in China.

M. Storm Nelle Chestnut China Nellie Chestnut Nellie Merwin Waterloo Merwins First Congregational Church Chicago Bible Institute Chicago Medical College Baker East Far East Mack Della O'Neill Leavitt Grace Friend Friend Nes Moines Lois Storm Elizabeth Bedfor Storm Bedford Grace Williams

The Quickest Simplest Cough Cure Recipe

A home cough remedy promising fast relief costs less than store bought syrup. Mix one pint granulated sugar with 14 pint warm water, then add 21g ounces of Pines per pint bottle, cover and shake. Take a teaspoonful every one to three hours. Pine is described as a strong throat healer with healing elements. The ad notes money back guarantee and directs readers to The Pinex Co. for pine extract.

Norway United States Canada The Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Sisterhood Farewell Meeting At Calvary Baptist

Forty members of the former Sisterhood of the Calvary Baptist Church met at Mrs. W. A. Snyder’s home for a farewell gathering. The two year old group shared strong ties, cheerful memories, and plans for final reports and distribution of funds after Sunday meetings. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cornwell and Mrs. Fenson.

Sisterhood The Calvary Raptist Church Wf. A. Snyder Cornwell Fenson Universalist Social Union Ladies’ Social Union the Universalist Church J. A. Utter Columbia Street Earl Potter Harry Sargent

Reading at Public Library Shares Romola Interest

Miss Len McCutcheon of LaPorte City will give a thirty minute reading from George Eliot’s Romola at the public library as part of the Ladies' Literary society program. She is a graduate of the State Teachers College dramatic art course and the Illinois Woman’s College.

L. L Ladies’ Literary Society Liibrary East Len McCutcheon LaPorte City George Eliot Romola McCutcheon State Teachers’ College Illinois Woman's College

Ingenious Lunatic Makes Balloon Escape at Dixmont

Pittsburg November 3 An escaped attempt by Henri Dupre an aeronaut and patient at the Pennsylvania state insane asylum in Dixmont ended with guards capturing him after a rooftop balloon rose only about one hundred feet. Dupre had stitched scraps of silk into a fifteen foot balloon treated with wax to make it nearly airtight and filled it with gas from a hospital pipe before dropping back to the yard where he was jailed.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania State Insane Asylum Dixmont Henri Dupre Dupre Monsieurs

First Baptist Ladies Host All Day Meeting and Dinner

The First Baptist church ladies held an all day meeting with a 7 o’clock dinner served at three large tables by Mrs. Winn Miss Mildred Winn and Mrs J B Knowles. Out of town guests included Miss Jessia Bolton and Charles Connell of Cedar Falls and Mrs A R Eads of Dubuque.

M. E. Thimble Sacred Heart Altar Society S. P. Moreland Denver Chesterman Connerty Armstrong Schemmel Dyersville Keppler Dubu Winn Mildred Winn J. B. Knowles Jessia Bolton Charles Connell Cedar Falls First Baptist First Baptist Church Foreign Mission Department J. H. Easley Arthur Vaughan J. R. Vaughan Women's Missionary Department State Convention Des Moines Baker Edwards H. O. Douglass W. A. Braniger AI Society W. A Home Mission Department Cooper Detroit Mich Henry Austin Walnut Stree Baptist Church William Moo Kansas City A. R. Eads O Dubuque

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Royal Society Japan Billy Sunday Conservation Congress Roosevelt Taft Pinchot Straets Garfield Will Mr. Parrott Ioneer East Waterloo High School Eme McCullom Jones Abia Olander Ferguson W. J. Griffith Hallowe'en A.W. Chamberlin Worth H. Hillman Franklin Street W. B. Howell Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School W. S. Catlin Webster Street Hl. G. Beeman B. J. Howrey Tion M. B.A. Hallowe'en Modern Brotherhood of America of West Waterloo Union Congregational Industrial Society of the Union Congrésazional Church Christ Church Choir Christ Episcopal Church Choir Florence Lichty Dunkerton Bank Hall Fern Zola Hostetler United Presbyteria Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Belie Harper Independence Avenue Joseph Way Our India Missions Girls’ Friendly Society Girls’ Friendly Society of Christ Episcopal Church A. J. Busby Woods Bros Gene Bell Florence Street Smith Seeley Mariow Herbert Wood Victor Zellhoefer H. B. Crawford Seeley Alice Lillian Dunford Linden Avenue Edith Kenyon Thomas Utterback Phyllis Club Frank King King’s Korner Cedar River Park Kilpatrick Sam Scott Locust Street Edith Winn Cascaden Place Union Pacific Turtle, T. P.A Union Pacific R. R. Co Fifth Street
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