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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1914

Page

10

Cedar Falls Daily News Society Notes Adventuring Readers

Cedar Falls dispatches recount heavy social activity with Mrs. George S. Mornin returning from Rochester after successful recovery, several local gatherings at Tremont street homes, and a Pfeiffer family reunion hosted by L. J. Pfeiffer. Also noted are civic notices, a golf trophy victory by Prof. J. O. Perrine, and plans for Christmas charity drives.

Cedar Falls George Mornin Rochester Mins Alina McCall Tremont Street Aytes Nashua Phil Rambach Fhinelty J. O. Perrine Oaklawn LeClair Martin Pfeiffer L. J. Pfeiffer Main Street Henry Pfeiffer Philadelphia David C. Merinet G. R. Dayton Minn Leo G. V. Jamerson West Fifth Street W. A. Bryant Chicago B. K. Kilbourne Fort Dodge Cal Pipal Julia Piersol H. H. Piersol Myra C. Call Lillian Juambert Funk College Hill F. Hersey Manchester Cruise

Waterloo Social and Club Events Rundown

Monday and Tuesday club meetings including B B G, Quarez, King's Daughters, Baptist church, and various home gatherings. Also reports on Freshmen and Sophomores social at Ellis Hall with 154 attendees, West High activities, and a Home WEDDING at 320 Denver. Informal evening at the Dewar home honors Mr and Mrs Breakey. Football squad dinner at East High hosted by Mrs Weatherill.

King’s Daughters of Fire Baptist Church 4. E. Hoffman Jennie Taft Hoffman Ty Wii Eaton William Bates M. H. Kimball Neil Jackson Jackson Twentieth Century Club Wilma Basher Sue Tanner HB. Hh. Koh W. H. Stewart Mary Northey Miss Tanner Columbia Chautauqua ¢circle—Library West C. P. Green West Second Tillian Reaney Harold Tobey Bride Denver Grant Chautauqua Brs. C. Cedwallader West High Ellis’ Hall Ethel Zartman Doris Ames Fred McClain Marjorie Taylor Bertha Merycelles Triple M Maybeth Mack Maude Knoop Dorothy Davis Douglas Bragdon Fred NcClain Jack Leonard Esther Peterson Viola Miller Dwight Strayer Independence Helen Cowles Escene F. C. Platt Waterloo Woman's Club Third Street East New England OG. L. Loveland W. P. Hoxie Emerson L. H. Edwards Mary Edgerton Cat" Smith Dewar Wm. J. Breakey Chicago Waterloo Will Roush Joe Raymond Donald L. I. Smith J. W. Weatherill East High Geissman

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief

An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest surest indigestion remedy. It claims relief from stomach distress in five minutes and promises no indigestion heartburn sourness or belching. It urges readers to keep a case at home for rapid upset stomach relief.

James Collar James Slater Pennsylvania Collar Pape Pope Aurest

Birthday and church entertainments fill community pages

The article lists multiple social events. Mrs. M. H. Lynder hosts a birthday party for Mrs. J. E. Morehead with Carnations and Chrysanthemums, while Mrs. Snyder serves a three course dinner and Grapbanola music plays. Northminster Church hosts student performances and fundraisers. various church circles meet, and local clubs hold Kensington sessions, dinners, and dances with members from West High and other groups attending.

M. H. Lynder Adams Street J. E. Morehead

Dance and degree of honor meeting announced

The next dance is Tuesday evening in K of P hall. Crescent lodge No. 21 Degree of Honor will meet tomorrow evening for initiation and a Thanksgiving entertainment. The Bible class of district No. 6 will meet at Mrs. W. D. Sebrock’s home 238 Wammond avenue Tuesday afternoon at 3:28.

ST. Paul's Church Woman’s Home Missionary Society Emma Trewery Edwards Street Hollenbeck Home Missionary Society Bidwell Des Moines Grace Church David Hutop Logan Avenue Thomas Trudgian Mulberry Charles Ferguson Franklin Street Huron Shiek Sanford Collum Gara Fow~ter Independence Avenue Isabella G. A Labor Temple Helen Gouli Helen Gould Afrs WI Lingelbach Allen Street Royal Helphers Inery First New Church Wible C. Stunton Hawthorne Avenue Tesday P. Hall Crescent Lodge No. 21 Degree of Honor District No. 6 W. D. Sebrock Wammond Avenue

Women Grow Potatoes for Club Fund in Edinburgh

Three hundred bushels of potatoes harvested by the Edinburgh Women s Civic League will sustain the organization s work for the coming year. The women sought funds through this harvest and are exploring additional ideas to support their civic program.

State Teachers’ College Waterloo Russell- Lamson Miss Bridges Chicago Miriam Clark Town City Grace Smith Cedar Falls Florence ER. Ward Attua McGovern Shepperd Edinburg N. D Edinburgh Women's Civic League

Acre Potato Project Eases Club Expenses

The club harvested 210 bushels from one acre and expects to sell the crop in the local market for about $65. The sum covers the club's yearly expenses, according to the women involved in the potato raising scheme.

Connolly Campaign Spending Totals Reported

Des Moines reports show Congressman Maurice Connolly of Dubuane spent 5692.52 on his Senate bid with 3908 in contributions. John T. Hamilton of Cedar Rapids expended 4159.77 while Frank Shaw, state auditor, spent 295.26 and W Allen, secretary of state, 409.97.

Des Moines Maurice Connolly Dubuane United States Senate Allen John T. Hamilton Cedar Rapids Frank Shaw

Crystal theatre presents Prysting Place with Chaplin

Keystone introduces a master piece feature at Crystal theatre today. Charles Chaplin stars as the funniest man in the movies alongside Keystone beauty Mabel Norman in a lively comedy. The program promises laughs and a bright scene for patrons.

Crystal Theatre Keystone Prysting Place Chas Chaplin Funniest Man Mabel Norman

Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Transformation

A popular home remedy claims four ounces of liquid arvon dissolves dandruff overnight. Three to four applications allegedly remove all signs of dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair silky and lustrous, with the product sold at drug stores.

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