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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
13
Miss Marion T Ransier offers piano instruction. She holds a Teachers' Certificate and an Artists' Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art and was later an instructor at the Damrosch School. Studio 603 James Black Building. Phone 1226 B1k.
Mrs. Albert T. Peterson returns home with Gua Denkman Clarence Denkman and Franklin Emler of Durant Iowa to visit the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco and to tour Moscow Seattle and San Jose before six weeks away. Miss Helen Barber of Waverly visits then travels to Menomonee Wisconsin for school. Miss Dorothy Payton returns from La Porte City with cousins Lucille and Josephine Miller. Several others depart for Des Moines Bloomington Normal and the Twin Cities with stops in Chicago and Clinton. An advertisement promotes Miller's Crash Block ash pan.
Police seek Lucy McCreary 14 and Vera Clemens 16 of Union Indiana who left their homes in an auto last Saturday. They reached Waterloo and could not be found last night, believed to have left the city. They had traveled with Frank Jersey and Wiley Davis and visited the Kersey home before failing to return for supper. Union officials notified.
One lot regular 50c and 59c values to close yard 26¢ One lot regular 23¢ and 39c values to close yard 2346 One lot on sale in this basement val-
Friends at Universalist church witnessed a standout performance by a troupe of young players led by Master Wendell Weigert, son of Dr and Mrs H C Wel gert. Miss Ona Crawford, Miss Emma Gaarde, and Miss Irene Rohde highlighted a lively program with violin solos, cello, and piano pieces, drawing strong responses and encores. The ensemble, trained under Ludwig Becker in Chicago, plans further musicales and a Majestic box party.
A catfish weighing 75 pounds and four feet long was caught by D. Myers and William Singrin with a common worm and line. The fish, still alive by Thursday noon, was on display at Hennessy’s saloon on Eighth Street. Viewers say it’s the largest in the city’s memory.
A piece extols culture as civilization’s measure and urges personal mastery of etiquette. It praises the Encyclopedia of Etiquette by Emily Holt as a reliable guide and promotes a limited time gift-term offer for the $2.50 volume through a daily certificate in another column.
A promising overnight treatment claims to render hair naturally curly and glossy using a glam liquid elixir sold by druggists. Applied at night, the hair dries into soft waves by morning without stickiness or greasiness, providing weeks of curled texture with a simple routine.
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