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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1915

Page

12

New Secretary on Deck at Waterloo Y M C A

Walter I. Mead, newly elected secretary of the boys department at the Waterloo Y M C A, assumed charge this morning in the department vacated by George H. Cockburn. Mead, from Des Moines, trained under Harry Goodrich, and a 1914 Des Moines College graduate, plans radical changes including moving the boys department to more attractive quarters on the third floor.

Walter I. Alead Waterloo M.C. A Harry Goodrich Des Moines College Mead

Waterloo Hotel Hosts New Scane Store In Corner Room

Waterloo business notes report Mussell-Lamson hotel aligning with regional firms. N M Scane, famed clothing man, to open third Waterloo store in Russell Lamoon hotel building at Fifth and Commercial streets. New fixtures planned, with public opening likely within a week.

Russell-Lamson Hotel Mussell-Lamson Hotel N. M. Scane Scane Waterloo Russell-Lamoon Hotel Fifth Commercial Streets

Central Labor Union OKs Monday School Opening

The Central Labor Union voted unanimously to approve starting public schools on Monday with a brief session. An unofficial protest was anticipated, but officials said the plan received union sanction after city superintendents requested action. Pupils may defer enrollment to Tuesday without absence counts.

Central Labor Union William A. Moore Watter

Boosters Soon to Pack Their Grips Invasion Trip Awaits

Waterloo business men rush to join the Get Acquainted Special set to depart September 14 for a three day northern tour. Forty five manufacturers retailers and jobbers have signed as passengers with a bid to reach fifty for a profitable run organized by the Commercial Club. The trip promises coverage from towns along the itinerary with newspapers already giving extended notices. Captain Joe Gibbs has resumed duties at fire station No. 2 after evangelical meetings in Cedar Falls. Rev J L Riley contemplates weekly services upon return from state conference. Broken glass delays a storefront remodel as two panes shatter at Fitzgerald Bros on Fourth Street West forcing a pause in construction and sidewalk work.

Waterloo Charles van Vieck Commercial Club Waterloo Commercial Club Joe Gibbs Cedar Falls J. L. Riley Birmingham N. B. Holdy Oskaloosa EB. N. Miter Fres Methodist Church Fitzgerald Bros Fourth Street

British Steamer Roumanie Sunk Likely by Submarine

The British steamer Roumanie of 1658 tons was sunk, most likely by a submarine. The crew were landed safely. She sailed from Blyth on July 13 for Archangel, arriving July 25, with no further movements recorded since.

London Blythe Archangel

Evelyn Nesbit Cheers End of Thaw Era at Camp

Evelyn Nesbit, 50, expressed happiness over Thaw era ending as she spoke at Jack Clifford's summer camp. She recalled her troubled past with Harry Thaw and divorce actions, saying she is gladly rid of the "Thaw tribe" and the scandal that followed.

Malons Harry Evelyn Nesbit 50 Atevorce Jack Clifford

Waterloo YWCA Adds Two Secretarial Staff Members

The Waterloo YWCA announces two new secretarial staff members. Mellie Phillips, cafeteria secretary from Minneapolis, brings cafeteria leadership and prior YWCA experience. May Armstrong, new physical director from Erie, Pa, will oversee women and children gym work starting Oct. 1. A public reception tonight will introduce both secretaries.

Waterloo Young Woman's I Christian’ Association Association Y. WC. A Mellie Phillips Waterloo Minneapolis Minneapolis Association May Armstrong W. GC. A Erie Obertin University Wilmerdeen W. CG. A Portland, Ore

City in brief eye care ads and travel notes

Local items report Eye examinations and glasses offered in Buchanan near Majestic. Residents W Chapman and J N Barlow travel to Chicago and Philadelphia for visits. Several residents attend events in Waterloo and nearby towns. A Cedar River dam inspection and a bank teller visits remain noted. The Seated Woolen Mill Tailors announce a move to larger quarters on Oct 1.

Jay Sweitzer Jack Luscombe Irving House Minneapolis New Speedway Union Depot Chicago Woolen Mi Tailors Fifth Street Fourth Street

Persian Rugs Offered At Wells Randall Furniture Sale

Wells Randall Furniture announces a sale of genuine Persian rugs at 408 411 West Fourth Street from Saturday September 4 to September 18. The collection of 300 pieces, imported from Persia, comes from Socrate Kahn and Hananna, with prices below wholesale, no middlemen profit, and strong Christian Persian provenance.

Socrate Kahn Hananna Persia Perala Iflosanna Kahn Josanna

Waterloo trip ends with homeward motor party

A group of locals left Waterloo this afternoon to accompany Mrs. Mik. Nauman to Charles City. The party includes families and was led by Mrs. John Inte of Wes Molius and Mrs. Wi hb. Johnpon, with ownership shared by Mes. John inte and others. The travelers, accompanied by several chamber members and Mrs. Chapman and son Oliver, have just returned from a motoring trip through Wisconsin.

Auia Louda Merry Nalore Waterloo Mik WB. Nauman Charles City Mes

First Ethletes Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow at Mike’s Hall

The first Ethletes meeting will be held tomorrow at 2 30 in Mike's hall. A good attendance is desired and expected from members.

Mikes’ Hall

Foreclosure and Negligence Cases in City Court

Foreclosure actions against People's Mutual Building & Loan Association and Nelson Swayton with $944.78 pledged. Upton J. Kepford sues Interman Realty Co. for $250 on note. M. Durand vs Jointois Central seeks $2,000 damages for injuries from a collision when an automobile was struck by a switch train at Fourth Street crossing.

Elston Dr. Ve Stllwagon People's Mutual Building & Loam Askocllian Va Nelson Swayton Upton J. Kepford Interman Realty Co Fourth Street Crogslug

Wind, Rolph & Company Ship Lumber Cargo to England

A report from the San Francisco chamber of commerce states that the Hoeitiary lidp Waa T paws owned by Wind Rolph & Company shipped from Wyver oad to Sheerness, England, carrying a cargo of lumber. James Rolph Jr., mayor of San Francisco, is noted as the 16th member of Hind Rolph & Company.

Sterling Rebounds to Normal After Market Fluctuations

New York Sept Foreign exchange rates showed sterling regaining normal values after a fluctuating session. Opening quotations for the night showed the pound moving from 7.5 to 1.5 cents, with bids around 4.70 to 4.76 dollars. Similar gains were noted in London.

New York Sept. J Foreign Exchange Gates Sonrad Wierling London

Furnished homes and rentals listed in old notice column

A crowded listing shows multiple rental notices. Includes fully furnished small houses near Wellington and Oth streets, modern two room and five room units for rent, farm country housing, and advertisements for rooms with private entrances. Also vehicle and trade ads for a Touring car, harness stock, and a jewelry trade inquiry.

Wellington Phong Io Pewellery Brent

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Walter 1. Mead Des Moines Jans Walter J. Mead Dovetaitang Enterprise Admirable Waterloo Spire Stolt Bros Orl Ue Victinl Evelen Melule Phillips Buchanan Majestic C. W. Chapman Albert G Charles Greeley J. N. Barlow Philadelphia J. A. Haehlen J. O. Miller Lelen Gates Hibbing Minn Mabel Carlson Rochester Ming J. A. Jerger W. J. Peddicord John Sommer Waverly Cedar River C. C. Crawford St.Francis Hospital Floyd R. McRae Topeka Wnan Grant McRae Miss de Ette von Lackum Presbyterian Hospital Joseph Powers Chapman First National Bank of Dunluth A. A. Atherton Adams Street Katherine Hannegan Jacksonville Pla Nellie Green Lyda Auton Linwood Avenue William Gernardy Gilbertylle William Holland Teodore Nie Pontion Cedar Valley Creamers Partov Kremsky Insky Thave Wello- Randall Furniture Gt Whlls-Randall Furniture Company West Fourth Street P.P.P. Basket Grocery Co Banana Trust Michigan Cash Duyer Waterlow Black Hawk County King High Solicit Delivery Hosteter Aid Uider the San Francisug BUNIC Egular Mead Sigm Nu Fraternity Saint Gourier Eans Smal Mille Vicang RM Stg Best Creamery Butte Stark Brand van Camp Econor Tor Grenin Hest Hrand Ny Grocery Sycamore Street al Chautauqua” Park Mr Storm & Co Brom Leuse Close West Aide Commercial St Young Bivedish Tarm Torwn Care Courier City E. Sth St Srte Lam Barries T. J. Hanify Pioneer Ldg St. Paul, Minn Russia Better Shoes
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