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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
3
A large dinner will be served in a big hall at 7:30 pm on the 26th for the paper’s carriers. The newsboys funded the event, with 60 pounds of turkey and 40 pounds of chicken plus potatoes. each plate includes turkey and chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, celery, olives, cranberry sauce, bread, butter, rolls, two pies, ice cream, cake, and beverages.
The Iowa Dairy Commissioner warns creamery operators to return only pasteurized milk to dairies to protect pigs from disease. Critics say babies lack equivalent protection under current law. Also noted is Tim Holland of Kansas City, a French government delegate to buy horses for France, aiding the Army effort. About 250 animals pass inspectors daily, boosting the horse market. A stag party of fifty Spanish-American War vets at the Labor temple in Waterloo features Chas Hayden’s Majestic Orchestra and a 10:30 supper. next meeting on Nov 27 plans a ladies’ entertainment by the men.
Funeral services for the late Charles B. Scrogay will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the late residence 901 Jefferson street. The services will be in charge of the Masonic order. Interment will be at Elmwood Cemetery.
Waterloo city items include club meetings, church events, and honors. Directors of the Waterloo Commercial Club plan a Monday meeting. the county board adjourned to next Monday. Mrs. Munn to speak at the Young Men's Sunday club. Lend a Hand guild meets Tuesday at Mrs. Hartong’s home. a Walnut Street Baptist class rally and birthday offering occur tomorrow.
One hundred Greek reservists departed Waterloo this week to join a broader army of 750,000 men expected to enter European hostilities with the Allies before December. Two shiploads of provisions and material will depart New York tomorrow to support the Greek war effort.
Grace Wilson, general secretary of the YWCA at Town State Teachers College, will deliver the vespers message Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock marking the close of the annual week of prayer. The King's Daughters of the First Brethren Church will serve as hostesses with special music planned.
The Waterloo Courier and Reporter lists upcoming lodge events for the week. Rebekah lodges, G. A. R. units, and labor groups announce meetings at A O U W hall and Labor Temple with social events and initiation plans.
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