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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

7

Father and Son Banquets Held at Waterloo Churches

Two Waterloo churches hosted Father and Son banquets drawing about 150 men and boys. Speakers from St Paul’s Episcopal and First Methodist churches stressed paternal involvement, work ethic, and saving for ideals, with additional talks by local leaders and community members. Nearby notices include announcements of upcoming dinners and regional social events.

Waterloo St. Paul's N. Williams Chicago VY. Williams Iowa God G. I. Miller Louis Nyhan S.williams

Railroad Mapper's Widow Visits Old Friends in Chicago

Mrs. Mattie Kilburn Priest of Chicago, widow of Howard B. Priest, long a railroad location engineer, visits sisters and friends in town. She travels with stories of North American work, camps, and the Bosman tunnel project, and plans to publish articles about her husband’s career.

Mattie Kilburn Priest Chi ‘Cago Howard B. Priest Lada Taylor Allen Street Hotel Irving Priest North America Aire Bosman Montana C. GW. Vahation Easay Chicago Great Westverm Tail Chicago Charles City Wateriso

Foley’s Honey and Tar Promotes Quick Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a rapid relief for child coughs and colds. It urges preparation with two bottles on hand, warns against neglect, and claims usefulness when cold symptoms reappear. emphasizes older persons’ needs and universal availability.

Foley Dyer

Marble Rock News Briefs Reflect Local Moves and Tales

Marble son aa say 21 plus John sport has returned from Toledo after death of brother Clarence Kenyon aged four diabetes sufferers for two years Earl Hoadley returns from Iowa City after attendance at Iowa Wisconsin game and visits with daughters Thelme and Lorene at state university Mr and Mrs Russell Smith return from Vernon for Comecollege homecoming visiting friends at North English Mrs ER Gates to Waterloo to visit friends Glenn Sharp family move to Charles City new home and shipment of household goods a son born to Mr and Mrs Scofield Charles City Mrs Scofield born ALt Martie Rock Tr John Campbell honors Effields father who died years ago Mrs Silas Maxson weekend Cedar Falls with son Stanley and daughter Helen attending TI TC George Sharp moves into North Main residence bought from son Glenn Sharp

John Toledo Clarence Kenyon Kenyon Earl Hoadley Iowa City Thelme Lorene State University Russell Smith Vernon Comecollege Gates Waterloo Glenn Sharp Charles City Scofield Alt Martie

Orange Two School Opens After Husking Vacation

Orange Two Nov 11 school reopened after two weeks husking vacation. About six of the school boys are assisting with husking. Mr and Mrs Paul Wingert were in Arizona for the winter. Mrs Maggie Minor was sick for a couple weeks. Mrs Flwerch agtney visited her daughter Misdun and son Carleton at the W O Mipreyther home over Sunday. Mrs Hurteerte vernut as Maisturds. Mrs Armstrong Nebraska visiting Mrs J 49 Mobherly Edgar Muventher visited at his parents home over Sunday. Mary Maust suffers a broken hip but can sit up a few hours daily. William A Toektg seriously into the home of his daughter Mrs Tr Ry Schack. Mr Wheerlett Strawberry Point visited Mupar Vanreuther at the WO Muareuther home over Sunday. Mrs Lins Miller confined to bed due to sickness this past week. O S Himer and Mlgeetzabeth Daw son attended the Tow Scham Teachers Ass LULetokention at the Moines Rist week. Mr and Mrs Reighsen visited Cornell Tin Sunday.

Paul Wingert Arizona Mattle Wingert Maggie Minor FliWrech Misdun Tr Ry Schack Wheerlett Strawberry Point Mupar Vanreuther Scham Moines Mes. Reighsen Amt Cornell Tin

Local notices and society events in Jesup area

Local residents and families attend church groups meetings and social clubs in Cedar Rapids area. Mrs Henry and family arrive from Cedar Rapids. Earl Joss returns from Perkins Institute. Mrs Myers recovers after an ankle injury. Westminster circle, E B W club, and Even Dozen Study club hold meetings with officers listed. Community members plan future visits and gatherings in Jesup and Waterloo venues.

B. Stanisy Buchinaa Walker Edna Cook Su. M. Young Brick Waterloo Clarke Walker

Women’s Relief corps meeting closes in Nashua

The last regular meeting of the Woman's Relief corps was held Saturday afternoon. With no president present, Mey, Anne Myers, and Mrs. A. D. Yan presided. Annual inspection arrangements were set for Monday afternoon. Mrs. Cave of Waverly served as official Inspector, and during her stay she was entertained at Mrs. Nyla Wills. Mrs. Alina Baumgiante left for Tupugue to attend the annual convention Maker.

MokTain Rolleali China A. M. Dalton Wigubeth Dilton Sirs It. c. Williams Woman's Relief Corps Mey Anne Myers A. D. Yan &Juatn Kihe J. Cave Waverly Wits Cave Nya Wills Alina Baugtuniete Worms

Community Notes From St Ansgar and Nearby

Short said Mrs Menry Intorg are parents of two children born this week Supt C P Evans attended Teachers Conference sessions in Des Moines Laura Kollmann and Edith Whitehead were weekend guests in Mason City Mrs C W Bernstein hosted a Sunday school group at her home 2c 6 oclock dinner Alden Bower of Chicago in town for a visit with residents Mrs A F Schmidt TMuna Gunderson Johanna Wilke Minnie Wilke left for Los Angeles to spend winter with Julius Wilke and family Ole Thorson was found dead in his bar funeral at First Lutheran church Monday widow and many relatives mourn the loss

Dumont Anon Prouse Shu Gur- I Wany Janes Hatake Garin M. I. Church Pase Tei di S Wurial Myre Lind Fant Lewis Austin Afi Ames Ruty Shrove Indler Aplington Hria Wilson Gente Aptis Cross WW. S. Austin Pueciday Mason Clu Maria Boecker Hatanl Methodist Aid Society Chorch Austinville Acre Town Falls Hampton Oak Glen Stesk Arm Cliften Shaver Ben Staford Myx Stafford An Ars J. WH Jacobs Sue Hartgraves Waterloo Finn S. H."lathrop Fort Dodge C. Ro Martin United Brethren Church Ike Bristow Osage Issurna Whitness Menter Doris Merrick Jyougherty Luther Lijasicgr Maynard George Decker Jtrof Leutsier Phillips West Union Sins Kingsbury Robert Levet Adel Des Moines Ethel Bayron Paul Fulmen IL Plulmer Gnien Township Church of the Vixitation Sucyville Ewa Jolla Jinldner St. Ansgar Homor Avis Plessant| Atrert Zey Male Trey Hichmantz Iowa City Bsuray Robert Jtlchmann Dover Tomilius Mr. Mabie F. C. Mabie Chaniversity Trobert Trevaise City Federation of Woman's Clubs Ik. G. Nilsen Hey. K. G. Nalson Egypt Methodise J. M. Barrett Grvil Bola Fonda H. H. Riph- Ames Sts Anna B. Bittenbender W. J. Rodemaker William C. Gardner Menry Intorg C. PF. Evans Laura Kollmann Edith Whitehead Mason City C. W. Bernstien Alden Bower Chicago Wiss A F. Schmidt Una Gunderson Johanna Wilke Minnie/ AMI Los Angeles Cal Julius Wilke Lear Ole Thorsau First Lutheran Church Niemerous

local notes from Gilbertville district health update

Gilbertville notes report residents ill with rheumatism and illness. Miss Marie Scrempges returns home from St Francis hospital Waterlow. Mrs George Youngbint remains seriously ill but improving. Floyd Glitsch takes agency for an automobile.

Hhertvine Will Scares Marie Scrempges Tereuate St. Francis Hospital Waterlow Sundar George Youngbint Floyd Glitsch

Shell Rock Winners Toast Canning Club Trip to Chicago

Shel Reek reports two 15 year old girls, Helen Ressler and Genevieve Hull, earned a free trip to the International Hyertock exposition and boys and girls club congress in Chicago from Nov 24 to Dec 4. The Loyal Cannery club teen champs from Des Moines August showcase, aided by a glass jar sponsor, with club leader Frank Hunt.

Shell Rock Shel Reek Atlas Helen Ressler Migs Genevieve Hull Te Heli Chicago Dew Canners Club Des Moines Frank Hunt Ross Smith Sue Marilyn Sadly Muprard Keith Rowley Vinton W. G. Rowley Neney Renning Dan Jerolamin Rebekih Lodge Clarksville Solon Smith J.S. Whitaker Gen Robbins Stenver S.J Robert Hunter Byron Starks Winneconne Wis Agiella Gould Bannia Starks Wiliam Pattee Phillip Billige Pend & Grandson Gould Pattee

Hair Removal Ad Promises Forever Smoother Skin

An advertisement claims KARMA hair treatment permanently removes facial hair by destroying hair roots with a soothing oriental formula. It asserts scientific approval and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy through local drug stores and distributors.

ARMA Ats Neta Ia Fo C. J. Miller Mike Gauss Are Drug Co Robert Drug Co

Sermon at Congregation Al Church by Rev Graham

Sunday afternoon at the Congregation Al church Rev Graham preached the sermon. Mrs Gould has been a member since 1992 and served as organizer.

Congregational Church 3Fra Gould Ms Organizator Mfr Graham Th Chhurch

Local notes from Aplington area report injuries and community updates

Aplington residents relay news of Emme Harris, formerly local, struck by automobile in Town City. Family visits, hospital care for a daughter with spinal injury. Dr. G C Bentrude practices dentistry in Waterloo after Dr. Uiun's departure. Warner Elevator Company occupies former H. Dreyer office. Nevels attends state teachers convention in Des Moines. First entertainment course number held Saturday night. Mrs. TE. G. Yust and family visit Ortanville, Minnesota. Jeno Schennette resigns as band director. Clate Surman may continue the program.

Aplington Emme Harris Biupt B. FH Nevels

Local notices from Eagle Center and Des Moines visit

Wagy Center notes witnesses in a taweult case in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs George Hlanz hosted a wary of guests. Dora Rosauer, hospitalized at St Francis, is much improved. St Elizabeth club meets at the convent Thursday afternoon to view quilts. St Ann's club meets Thursday November 12.

Eagle Center Wagie Center Rosauer Des Moines George Hlanz Dora Rosauer St. Francis Hospital St. Telzabeth St Ann's Club

Allenrhy Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Rochester Man

James H. Allen of Rochester New York claims a home remedy named ALLENRHY cured his rheumatism after years of suffering. He states impurities called uric acid deposits caused the illness and his compound dissolved and expelled them. He offers a money-back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to show complete recovery and directs Robert Drug Co. and local druggists to dispense it.

James H. Allen Forbes SL Rochester N.Y Robert Drug Co Commieut

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