Retirement of Ralph Hix as Plaza organist announced
The Plaza theatre announces the retirement of organist Ralph Mason Hix, two weeks hence. D Boomhower returns as organist. Frank Bryant, theatre manager, notes Hix leaves to focus on the Waterloo Institute of Musical Art and to work with Chicago and New York artists. Christine Miller headlines a unique recital at First Methodist with Marie Rappold and other singers, and numerous church and civic music events follow in Waterloo.
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Ralph Mason Hix
Plaza Theatre
Hix
D. Boomhower
Plaza
Frank Bryant
Waterloo Institute of Musical Art
Chicago
New York
Waterloo
Christine Miller
Wirst Methodise
Marie Rappold
Talking
Miss Miller
L. EB. Yeamans
John L. Gonrad
Mount Vernon
Christ Episcopal Church
Yeamans
Conrad
Waterloo and
Mary Melrose
Worth Faulkner
First Methodist Church
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children
An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, cures coated tongues from constipation, and promises easy relief within hours. The copy urges mothers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and warns against counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Bas ket supper and club notices at local churches
The Pastor's Aid society of Prat Evangelical church hosts a basket supper at 418 Lafayette Street this evening with social time afterward. The Three Link circle postpones tomorrow's meeting until further notice. Grace Methodist Epworth league club begins Tuesday evening with a church supper at 7 p m and urged attendance. Entre Neas club meeting with Mrs. Edward Malloy is postponed two weeks. Licensed to wed: Percy W. Wolters and Belle McClure, both of Independence. David Haard and Ada Harman of Waterloo. Anson C. DeVoe and Eliza C. Wensworth of Waterloo. Michael Pashalis and Katherine Christodulu of Waterloo.
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St. Paul's M. EK
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha
Paul de Long
Bratnober Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Pastor’s Aid Society of Prat Evangelical, Church
Lafayette Street
Epworth League Club of Grace Methodist Tenared
Entre Neas Club
Edward Malloy
Independence
Belle
Suggestions to Sick Women and Lydia E. Pinkham Ad
A four-point female health notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for backache irregular periods and other ailments. It claims forty years of use and testimonials from patients, inviting women to write for confidential free advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EB
Pinkham
United States
Lydian E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Masa
Police Raid on Saxon Street Nets Four for Gambling
Police raided a room at 17 12 Saxon street at 3 30 a m and arrested four men on gambling charges. All were released on bonds with one fined 10 dollars and the others forfeit the same. Seventeen others were arrested over Sunday, few appeared in police court, most for bond forfeiture. The city received 108 from fines. Additional arrests included drunks, disorderly conduct, and minor traffic or ordinance violations.
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Saxon Street
Church Delegation Heads to Des Moines Session
Rev G H Serrill and several Contral Christian church representatives depart for Des Moines for the International Convention of Christian Churches. The gathering opens today and lasts through Sunday night with talks by prominent clergy and laymen. many church workers will attend, and a want ad in the Evening Courier and Reporter promises results.
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Christ In Church
Ellen
Mildred
Ruth Richardson
Aid Society
The
Disciples of Christ
Des Moines
G. 10. Serrill
Contral Christian Church
Locity
Convention of Christian Churches
Les Moines
Evening Courier
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Musig
George J. Sager
Agnes Brechner
Waverly
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Lundon
Mayme Brechner
Robert A. Sager
Margaret Sager
C. A. Fosselman
William H. Brechner
Rockford
Sager
Logan Avenue
Mr. Sage
First Baptist
Gwendolen Landon
Grant Arene
Friendly Guild
Lillian Lohner
Franklin Street
Woman's Missionary Society
George Pett
Prospect Hills
J. RR
Vaughan
W. R. Cole
Carmichael Roester
Joseph Fort Newton
Cedar Rapids
Philip Roester
B. C. Carmichael
Magnus Hotel
Koester
Waterloo Sash & Fixture Works
Western Avenue
James Henderson
A. S. Weishuar
B. L. G. Club
F. A. Clark
Fremont Street
Earl Dean
Eighth Street
Miss Grove of Persia
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster
W. W. Beal
Sheridan Road
Desdemona Club
Sesson
Young Woman's Christian Association
Grace McKean
Wandel
Prudence Walker
Waterloo Skirt and Garment Company
Business Girls
United Presbyterian Church
Daniel Schaeffer
J. L. Galloway
Mr. Schaeffer
Freeport
Til
Alda Tate
M. G. Munn
F. A. Ferguson
Carl Ferguson
Young People’s Society
L. L. Brooks
Lois Cass
Memorial Hall
Anna Crowley
William Kaumanns
Oak Avenue
First Presbyterian
Anna Mary Chapter
Westminster Guild
Nellie Litchfield
Woman’s Working Association
D. L. Wood
Independence Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Congregational Church
West Side
Sherwood Park
Gertrude Perkins
Grand Temple
Iowa
Ancillae Society
Jin Klyof
G. Hall
Grace Methodist
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
MISTI
U-T-K. Shoe CO
First National Bank Building
Avant
Avants
Shoe Store & Building
Ont Wrigleys
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