PEO Convention Leads Waterloo Society Notes
National P E O convention in St Louis with Iowa officers Winona Evans Reeves and Edith Prouty among national leaders draws early attention. About 200 delegates, hosted by St Louis Chapter 6 at Buckingham, feature Mrs Philip N Moore speech and a “Through the Mist of Years” address by Mrs Alice Bird Labb. Socials include a Tuesday reception and theater party events.
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St. Louis
Winona Evans Reeves
Keokuk
Edith Prouty
Humboldt
Buck Ingham
Philip N. Moore
Winona E. Reeves
National Organization
Alice Bird Labb
Courier patterns offer current designs by mail order
Fill out the coupon and mail to Fashion Department Wa Terloo Evening Courier in Terloo with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible, with delivery expected about ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Terloo
Invite Chiefs to State Convention in Waterloo
Several hundred circular letters will be mailed this week to chiefs of police marshals detectives police and fire officials inviting them to the annual convention of Town chiefs of police to be held in Waterloo the first week of October Over 100 police heads are expected to visit Waterloo during the convention and the event is planned to be mutually beneficial with a yet unfinished program.
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Waterloo
Announcements for Waterloo lodge and local meetings
Waterloo lodge No 195 calls a meeting at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening September 19 to begin work on the first degree. Westminster literary society plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Chautauqua park with Miss Salisbury. Reverend Spence of New York speaks again about the Rescue mission on Argyle street, boosting attendance and impact. The tibrets picnic at Willard hall on Thursday September 21 at 2 pm invites husbands for supper with baskets. Court of Honor and other meetings are set for Tuesday evening September 19 in GAR hall, with important business on the agenda.
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Entre Nous
M. J. O'Keefe
Willard Hall
Chautauqua Park
DD. A. R
Waterloo
W. R. Cole
Cedar River Park
K. C. Hall
Ellis’ Hall
Ladies Industrial Society
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
H. W. Hammond
H. W.warmon
A. E. Haswell
W. M. Hattery
W. T. Headford
E. H. Beadford
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
AL. M
Masonic Temple
Westminster Literary Society
Mr. Spence
New York
Argyle Street
Hughes
Fraternal Men Meet This Week in Des Moines
The town Fraternal congress will meet September 19 and 20 at the Savery hotel in Des Moines with 159 delegates expected. Prominent officials from many fraternal societies and insurance commissioners from three states will attend. An automobile parade and pageant are planned, with a committee led by Dr. C F Smith and Dr. R J Lynch coordinating events.
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Tes Moines
Towa Fraternal Congress
Savery Hotel
Congress
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
William Koch
Emma BR. Manchester
Omaha
Neb
John W. Geiger
Council Bluffs
Anna M. Bair
Webster City
W. A. Young
Waterloo
R. J. Lynch
Des Moines
Associated Fraternities of America
Mystic Toilers
Homesteaders
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Modern Woodmen of America
Modern Brotherhood of America
C. F. Smith
George &. Frink
J. F. Taaker
C. M. Witcher
District Court Opens With Heavy Probate And Naturalization Work
The September term of the district court opened with Judge Rangler presiding. More than one hundred trial notices were filed and the grand jury was empaneled. Naturalization proceedings showed strict adherence to law with several second papers refused for residence gaps and a missing middle name causing a brief delay. Judge Ransier refused the plea of a divorcee to remarry within a year after decree. The term promises substantial grand jury work but not as heavy as prior sessions. Miss Carrie Nipp, recovering from appendicitis, was moved from the hospital to the J. M. Longfellow home.
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Rangler
Runsler
Becker
Ransier
Freedom From Dyspepsia Miller's Free Trial Tablets
Sufferers can obtain a free trial box of Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets from local drug stores. The ad promises rapid relief from heartburn belching nausea and fullness after meals and asserts one tablet can stop misery quickly. It urges readers to decide foods and enjoy meals again without stomach interference.
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Miller
Lovers on Mohawk bridge escape as street car hits couple
On a dark Saturday night two lovers on the Mohawk bridge over Black Hawk creek were surprised by a passing street car. The car struck the fender as the pair clung to the edge, tossing them into the water. Both managed to reach shore safely and returned home. A separate Saturday police raid on Bam Clay street arrested several local residents for disorderly conduct. bonds were posted but none appeared, and bonds were forfeited. Mrs Hurd returns from a month away in New York and Detroit.
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Mohawk
Black Hawk Creek
Morpheus
Sede
Tem
Bamclay Street
Veteran Wins Last Battle Over Dyspepsia Help
Frank S S Winters, a War of 1812 veteran from National Home Los Angeles, California, credits Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets with curing his chronic indigestion after years of suffering. He reports rapid relief, noting his near death from stomach trouble two years ago. The ad touts Miller's tablets in 25c 50c and $1 sizes with a free sample box offer.
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Miller
Frank S&s
Winters
National Home
Los Angeles
Cal
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