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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1911

Page

4

Fashions and social events fill Waterloo pages

The column describes coupon patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department with a ten cent pattern fee and ten day delivery. It then details a social gathering hosted by Misses Lichty and Balliett with out of town guests, and previews a Halloween event at the Nauman residence. Additional notices cover a pleasing afternoon with Mrs Markley, talks on rubber industry, and various church and club activities in Cedar Falls and Waterloo.

Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Jean Lichty Helene Balliett H. H. Markley Chiapas Mex W. F. Buren Jena Buren Princeton Edmund Miller C. W. Chapman J. W. Richards E. J. Johnson Alfred Longley High Street W. H. Markley Iounija Mexico Cedar Falls Markley Laura Phillips Iowa Mrs. Markley Galveston

Public notices and club events fill Faris Daily Hint

The page lists social gatherings and meetings including Gentiliska Club at Fremont street, Elks Dancing Party in Elks hall, YWCA social for Congregational church girls, Loyal Bereans Bible class at 1147 Grant, Pythian Sisters meeting, Philathea class at 1425 Hammond, and a rummage sale at First Presbyterian basement on Wednesday October 11.

Y. W. G A. Soctal Frehse First Congregational Church First Presbyterian Church

Anniversary fete honors PEO chapter with music readings

Nearly a hundred ladies and guests gathered at Mrs. George E. Lichty's residence on Franklin street to celebrate the twenty first anniversary of Chapter 7 of the PEO. Miss Anna Gertrude Childs from Town State Teachers College performed with pianist Miss Gree Maeck. Mars Starr presented readings and the PEO quartet offered music. The program closed with ice cream and tiny basket shaped cakes.

Chapter 7 P. BE. O George E. Lichty Franklin Street Tne J. H. Woods H. B. Cropper J. C. Beem Austin Burt Harry Henderson Mary Miller Anna Gertrude Childs State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Gree Maeck Teachers College Enrore P. E. O. Quartette the Royal Garden Miss Starr Verhorenheit Iugo Wolf

To Unclog The Pores Remove Stifling Skin

Dr Heman Ward explains clogged pores cause complexion troubles and blotchy skin. Ordinary mercolized wax used as night cream opens and cleanses pores, removing the condition and producing a natural new complexion without irritation. Mercolized wax sold at drug stores also removes marks and eliminates waste.

Heman Ward Itedis

Mary Burger Granted Divorce From Anton Burger

Mary Burger has been granted a divorce from her husband Anton Burger. They were married at Eagle Center. The court awarded custody of three minor children Clarence, Leo, and Carl, and alimony of $109. The petition originally sought separate maintenance, later amended to request divorce. She alleged desertion in 1905 and sustained separation thereafter.

Mary Burger Anton Burger Eagle Center March Mines Clarence Leo Carl Aimieny

Police Heads to Arrive Tonight for Waterloo Convention

Iowa Chiefs of Police Association prepares for its fourth annual convention in Waterloo with 75 to 100 delegates from across the state. The event marks the first time the gathering is held outside Des Moines, featuring papers on police methods, an address program, and social events through Thursday.

Waterloo Iowa Chiefs’ of Police Association Des Moines Oinneen Alder City Hall Maror J J. M. Cart Cedar Rapids Waterton Cith Chamber of Commerce C. &. Pirkeu FL W. Powers M. H. Kelly H. B. Welly Tom. Sprawl Gen EB. Keiehig Woop Hoxie Crystal Theater

Churchwomen Announce Wednesday Meetings in Courthouse Square

Emanuel Evangelical church announces Ladies Aid work day on Wednesday October 11 in Courthouse Square with noon lunch by the B's. The Cen tral Church of Christ group meets at Mrs. Fr N Hall 412 Lafayette Street Wednesday evening replacing F Austin. Lincoln Circle G A K women host a Wednesday afternoon thimble bee at Mrs P H ONeil 416 East Fourth Street.

Columbia Carnegie Waterloo West Library West Columbis Cadwallader Robinson Carnegie Circle Library East Columbia Circle W. P. Hoxie CS. Club Emma Poynton Franklin Street Carrie Themma Straver Inet Mary Ladies of the First Baptist Church Emanuel Evangelical Church Courthouse Square Ladies’ Aid Society B.'s Central Church of Christ Fr. N. Hall Lafayette Street F. Austin Lincoln Circle P. H. O'Neil East Fourth Street

Mission Exhibit Postponed By Y M C A Plan

The Mission exhibit arranged by the Young People's union is postponed due to crowded conditions at the Y M C A during Dairy week. The delay affects planned displays and participation timelines.

Young People’s Union

Easier To Remove Than Conceal Wrinkles

An epigram notes the folly of concealing wrinkles with cosmetics and promotes a saxolite wash to tighten skin. The recipe calls for one ounce of gaxolite dissolved in a half pint with hazel used as a wash to smooth wrinkles and tighten sagging skin.

National Hygienic Review Martial

Ates Students Relocated to Gymnasium Amid Postponement

Several students from Ates are housed in the gymnasium during the week as events remain postponed until further notice.

Ates

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First Brethren First Brethren Church Pinks Blues Pauline Lichty Emma Landis W. H. Beachler Hammond Avenue Elizabeth Hildebrand Clyde Smith Jester Miller Allan Lichty Epworth League of Grace M. E Kline Cedar Falls Road League Howard Sharp Unity Guild Roy E. Martin Chautauqua Park Faris Louise Rooth Thiresting Waterloo Conservatory of Music Bessie A. Reed Miss Reed Gentiliska Club Margaret McAlister Gentiliska Qb Fremont Street A. Demmel Elks’ Dancing Club Elks’ Hall Myers’ Orchestra W. B. Howell Walnut Street Baptist Church G. Gould Cedar Heights Pythian Temple Thilatheas Soctal Ralph Rightey Wisses Lela Andrews Bee Bogardas Toder's Phetin Coppritak WS Yesciinges Bai Society, News R. EB. O Buck Hall-Ekfelt Co Park Avenue and Lafayette Sts Iowa Chiefs of Police Association J. Dolly Jones Waterloo Club Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress J. M. Carl F. P.room Council Bluffs George Yeager W. T. Dinneen Buck’s Steel Ranges F. O. Evans Piano Company West Fourth St. Waterloo Lows China Asest Theatre The Mile Palermo Chefalo & Co Veda & Quintarn Clayton Macklyn Hawking & Co Kentucky Trio Russel & Gray Majestiscope P. S
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