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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
14
Officers are reminded to send telegraphic notices of future meetings and past sessions to the Courier office by 0:38 a.m. They will not be accepted after that time. Reports should be typed or legible longhand and brought to the office, not telephoned. Musical programs and cast lists should follow the same rules for submissions. Cooperation of reporting officers benefits all.
Club notes report a Christmas dinner at Black’s on December 18 planned yesterday afternoon. Goldeagle club entertained by Mrs. Phil Lucas with needlework. special guests included Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. A W Brink. Jaeves Tarde club to meet at Mrs. Wilbur Briggs for a picnic supper this evening. Desdemona club guests of Mrs. M C Corburn Thursday. Mrs. A Adams a special visitor. N C B club hosted by Mrs. T N Miller for a business session and informal social time with guests Milo Balawin and John Cratsley.
Babe Ruth completed his first golf round since February at Rancho Country Club Los Angeles, driving 352 yards the longest ever at Rancho. The ball traveled 322 yards in the air with a 30 yard roll to set the record.
Mr and Mrs Habericht er and family joined Bir and Mrs Fultz for 7 o'clock dinner celebrating Mr Fultz birthday. They plan to visit Monona over the weekend before Hilberichter returns to La Porte City. Nov 14 services for J John Miller follow a week long pneumonia illness. Burial planned in Orangeville IL. Surviving widow and son Clarence. Mr O Reilly to winter in Florida with wife.
The East Park Presbyterian missionary society plans a missionary play and program at the church this evening. Mrs F R Asquith enters World Wide Guild at First Baptist church on Thursday evening. Kathleen Sherriff elected president, Bernice Wittick vice president, Agnes Carpenture secretary, Ruth Pollock treasurer. hostess duties by Mrs Homer Smith. Charlotte Bonnallie hosted Milathea Christmas at First Presbyterian Church.
An old advertisement describes Waterloc Cleaning Courier patterns for sewing patterns sent to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterlooo. It notes 15 cents per pattern, claims patterns allow seams, and promises delivery within ten days after order submission.
Attractive pattern combines grape and figured silk with options in linen silk alpaca or ratine. Three sizes 16 18 20 years. an 18 year size uses four yards of 40 inch material. As illustrated requires 3-4 yards figured and 3 1 4 yards plain 40 inch wide. Pattern mailed for 15 cents or stamps with a 1924 1925 fall and winter book.
A period ad touts Edna Wallace Hopper's Fruity Shampoo as the world’s greatest shampoo. It promises luminous hair, asserts guaranteed satisfaction, and urges readers to buy for 60 cents at drug or toilet counters. The copy targets women in society and theater audiences.
West High faculty invite parents for a Monday night session to review their children’s courses and progress. Teachers in manual training and home arts will display work, while other departments outline course content and pupil achievements.
At the close of a two weeks trial the case against Rev. J.C. imax of Tama is nearing conclusion. Witnesses for the defense included Mrs. Glyde Porlur and other church members. the defendant did not take the stand. Judge FB Stiles is expected to render a decision after closing arguments. A separate note mentions a 20 pound coon dinner served at the central station dormitory. Marriage license issued to Charles S Titman and Hartman, both of Waterloo.
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