Relief fund drive shows full teaching staff support
East high teaching staff and West High School staff report a 100 percent return to Waterloo Relief and Employment to aid the jobless this winter. The commission notes rising demand for fuel and food as unemployed workers drift into the city. Four minute speakers will reconvene to strengthen community outreach, under W J Keefe. The campaign end date moved from November 5 to November 12 with no further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Wnterloo
West High
Commiss Oun
Commission
W. J. Keefe
City in brief includes vacation plans and local notices
Miss Anna Spiker departs tonight for a two week Chicago vacation while Miss Florence Sage heads to Iowa City to visit her brother Devin and attend the Indiana Town game Saturday. Waterloo Rifle Club meets at 7 30 pm at W Mullan's office to elect officers and discuss topics for marksmen inviting non members. Rhodes applicants Russell Lamson and Adolph Kaltenbach face age and timing limits for the Rhodes scholarship. Local fundraisers and sales are noted including a home bake sale, Armistice parade, Utility Bazaar chicken pie supper, and Armistice night dining events at hotels and churches with Mrs Shannon and J Levingston as contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Spiker
Chicago
Florence Sage
Towa City
Devin
University of Town
Waterloo
W. Mullan
Russell ‘Lamson
Adolph Kaltenbach
Iowa State Teachers; College
Lamson
Kaltenbach
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Prthian’ Sisters
National Council of Women Convening in Philadelphia
The biennial session of the National Council of Women opens with a reception by Mayor Moore for delegates from national and state groups. Five delegates per organization will attend. sessions run through next Wednesday covering various topics. Also noted are garden peas growing despite snow and a potential accident on Fourth Street Bridge involving A H Clingman's car wheel detaching during busy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
National Council of Women
Moore
F. P. Rehmeier
MG. A
ACTO
Fourth Street
A. H. Glingman
Washington Street
Cedar Falls
Clingman
Fathers and Sons Banquets at St Pauls M E and East Park
Nearly 100 men and boys attended a St Pauls M E church banquet with a Ladies Aid served dinner. Rev W H Beachler spoke on father son responsibilities from Davids words to Solomon. A male quartet and readings complemented the program. At East Park Presbyterian 75 fathers and sons enjoyed a cafeteria supper and talks led by Adolph Kaltenbach and various speakers including Dr J R Macartney and Mrs George Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
R. C. Heald
C. W. Dewey
W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
David
Solomon
George Geist
W. Dewey
C. J. Tarbell
Mr. Tarbell
Mr. Dewey
George Muzzey
Oes
East Park Presbyterian Church
Fathers and Sons
Adolph Kaltenbach
J. R. Macartney
First, Church
Frank McDonald
Ervin Kaltenbach
Matthias Miller
George Moody
H. L. Litchfield
Fathers and Sons Hear Dr Robertson to Speak to Girls
Last night fathers and sons attended a Baptist campaign rally where Dr A T Robert son spoke on The Boy Without Christ. Two men pledged to Christian living and 65 conversions were reported in 10 days. Tonight mothers and daughters will hear Dr Robertson on The Girl Without Christ with Mrs Lista B Eddins singing. The event runs through Sunday culminating in a monster mass meeting with three churches. The annual father and son banquet occurred at Walnut Street church with toastmaster Dr T A McManus and toasts from W F Hartford and Robert Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Robertson
Christ
Robert Mayer
Robertson
Clarence Wise
Roland G. Taylor
Lista G. Eddins
G. W. Sampson, Jr
Cedar Falls
Majest Theatre Closed by Fire Order Issued
Building commissioner Edward Mabhutke and fire chief Ray Tiller ordered the Majest Theatre closed today until required safety improvements are completed. The measures include panic locks, new stage underpinning, and a new fire escape as previously ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Majestic
Edward Mabhutke
Ray Tiller
Legionnaires Hear Report Of Convention In Kansas City
Beck er-Chapman post holds memorial hall meeting at 7 30 p m to hear a report on the American Legion convention in Kansas City Mo Delegates Dr E L Ronit and Mrs Rohir attend Represented by district and auxiliary leaders The program features community singing saxophone solo piano performances vocal numbers and post luncheon entertainment by Lou Morgans and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kansas City
Becker-Chapman Post
Memorial Hall
Teday
E.L. Ronit
Legion
Rohir
Ronlf
Albert Scholin
John Althouse
Vera Reber Weimer
Tina Martin
Ethel Lawless
Lou Morgans
Home remedy cures coughs with homemade syrup
An old advertisement touts a cheap, quick cough cure made at home by mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or honey and bottling it. It claims relief within hours, soothing throat membranes, loosening phlegm, and aiding bronchitis, croup, and hoarseness. The product, Pinex, is described as Norway pine extract and the ad guarantees satisfaction or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Finer Co
Wayne
Ind
Red Cross Roll Call Starts. Harding Proclaims Red Cross Sunday
The Red Cross announces a member roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day with about 800 letters mailed to firms, lodges, pastors. H B Cropper of Waterloo leads the campaign without solicitors, seeking church and business support and Sunday signups. Harding designates Nov 13 as Red Cross Sunday and urges ministers to stress service during the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
H. B. Cropper
Waterloo
Ministerial Association
United States of America
American Red Cross
Bet Crocex
United States
Army
Navy
Veterans Bureau
Beace
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertising notice urges sufferers of piles to use Pyramid Pile Suppositories. It promotes a quick relief claim and offers a free trial package by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. 613 Pyramid Bidg. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggist
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
Leath's Furniture Store to Continue Operations in Watertown
A. Leath president Edward Linberg general manager and E. P. Palenke auditor announced Leath & Co will keep Watertown store open after a Tuesday fire. Insurance adjustments underway. Temporary HQ set at My Valet beside burned storeroom. Waterloo shop to remain closed until insurance settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leath
Edward Linberg
E. P. Palenke
A. Leath & Co
Watterton
Elgin
Waterloo
Job Printing Shops Seek Longer Week or Wage Cut
Chicago employers say two hundred job printing shops will switch from a 44 to a 48 hour week next Monday unless unions accept a wage cut. Current pay is $46.65 weekly with 44 hours. shops propose $40 for the same hours or keep pay and move to 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Trutona touted by Waterloo woman as cure all
Mrs. Alice Nightingale of 304 Riehl Street Waterloo declares after taking Trutona she feels much better. For ten years she suffered dizzy spells smothering fits head pains poor sleep and fatigue. She says Trutona stops souring food and eliminates previous ailments, praising the root bark and herb tonic. Sold at Wangler Brothers' Drug Store Waterloo and in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Nightingale
Riehl Street
Waterloo
Ightingale
Wangler Brothers’ Drug
Sur
Amnian Memorial Service Sunday Honors Lydia Hinnan
Memory of Miss Lydia Hinnan longtime East High principal will be honored Sunday at 2 30 PM in First Presbyterian Church. Former pupils church and teaching associates will share her story of achievement. Dr John Robertson Macartney will preside with hymn numbers and choir selections. Rev S L Hammond will give the principal address. Lydia society leads memorial talks by group representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hinnan
East High School
First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson Macartney
Golos
B. W. Schuneman
S. L. Hammond
Presbyterian, Church
Mish Hinman and associates organize church event
A local church initiative organized by Mish Hinman and co workers including Mrs David Stevenson and Mrs W T U Park aims to engage the community. Attendees include former pupils and notable local figures such as Mrs L Corton and Ben Howrey in a period tapestry of civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Church
Mish Hinman
David Stevenson
Ll. BE. Park
L. Corton
Aast
Ben. Howrey
Outgro claims to ease inflamed ingrown nails
The advertisement describes applying a few drops of Outgro around an inflamed ingrown toenail to reduce pain and soften the surrounding skin. It claims the nail will turn outward overnight and notes Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, with directions available to the general public at drug stores.
Waterloo Marriage Licenses Snapshot
Notices show individuals including Charles Barron and Gertrude Kina from Waterloo, with other entries for Farl Standish Mable Lester and Isaac Collings. Listings reference Charles H Carl from Clinton Minn and Stephen Armagast plus Gladys White, all tied to Waterloo area. Unclear dates or official actions present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barron
Waterloo
Gertrude Kina
Farl L. Standish
Mable Lester
Charles H. Carl
Clinton
Minn
Isa Collings
Stephen Armagast
Gladys White
Freezone corn remover advertised as painless
An advertisement claims Preazone relieves corn pain instantly and allows removal by lifting with fingers. It promotes Freezone sold by druggists for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns or corn between toes and calluses without soreness or irritation.
Husband and Wife Endorse Foley Cathartic Tablets
Mr and Mrs James Carson of Columbus New Mexico sign a letter declaring they will never be without Foley Cathartic Tablets and deem them essential to health. They claim the tablets keep the stomach sweet liver active and bowels regular, banishing constipation indigestion biliousness sick headache bloating sour stomach gas bad breath and coated tongue. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Wixe
James Carson
Columbus
N. M
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Have to Go
Dr Carey warns that kidney health is vital and urges immediate action with his No 777 Marshroot remedy. The ad promises relief for frequent urination, burning, sediment, backache, and potential kidney disease, with a money back guarantee through Henderson Drug Co. and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carey
Bright
C. J. Miller
Henderson Drug Co
Hansen & Hansen
Care for Girls At Critical Growing Age
An exhortation to mothers to provide guidance for girls from age twelve through womanhood. It urges avoiding overwork and illness, notes common pains and symptoms, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as safe. Letters from users are cited to endorse the remedy and a free private book is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Irs
Kame Bretter
N. Fairhill St
Philadelphia
C. E. Williams
Toronto St
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
Lydie E. Finkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
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Relief Fund
Buchanan
Women's
Marinello
E. BR. Shannon
sell-Tamson Hotel
J. Levingston
National Council of Women Convening
St. Paul’s M. E
East Park
Majest' Theatre
Legionnaires
Red Gregg Dane
Europe
Russia
Red Cros
Water Cross
Warren G. Harding
Leath’s Furniture
Tadvertisementi
Ammian
Parsons
London’s
Kondon Singeapolls
Mino
First Baptist Church
Madam Beck’s
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Aluminum Courking
New Kensington
Johnson & Christesen Co
Charles City
H. Meusel, Ruste
Clarksville
Howe
Cresco
J. E. Dickson & Co
Fort Dodge
Prugsia Howe
Greene, Siiner & Curtis Hampton
Elliott Howe Co
Jons Falls
C. W. Peterson
le Porte City
Lehman & Kip
Waterloo Relief & Employment Committee
Waterloo Evening Courier
Singh
Anes
Othe
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