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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1916

Page

3

Social Calendar Notes From Waterloo District

The weekly social calendar lists church and club events across Waterloo on Monday through Wednesday. Details include receptions, guild meetings, euchre clubs, singing rehearsals, dinner parties, and planned Aug events with hosts at addresses on Almond, Clay, Fremont, and other streets, plus a marriage ceremony and several group activities.

Courier patterns order form for fashion department

The notice invites readers to obtain up to date Courier patterns by sending the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the fashion department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after mailing.

Fashion Department Waterloo

Music Preview Signals Busy Fall Week in Waterloo

A glance at next week’s programs shows the fall music season in full swing with the Muterpe club’s second appearance and the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra’s first return since summer. Both groups plan diverse programs for audiences including many out of town visitors and are poised to prove their state quality.

F Sharp Waterloo Symphony Orchestra

Waterloo music center bid grows amid cutting edge film ties

Waterloo advances a plan for a music center linked to a motion picture production, with Miss Isabella Lawney and Miss Edith Lowney among soloists. The Waterloo Symphony, still young, receives support from local teachers and is set to perform at the Upsper Iowa conference events. Soloists Raith Lowney and Wilth Wyant feature in a Schubert and Guilmant program, while Euterpe elut, led by Miss Miringa Marsh, returns after a strong Club debut. An October recital by Hayel Ladeska Loveland, a former Waterloo resident, is announced.

Isabella Lawney Edith Lowney Waterloo Geoms Minneapolis Watereloo Ups Iowa The Methodist Church Schubert Raith Lowney Hourse Wdlth Wyant Guilmant Ernest Zec Iiel Hayel Ladeska Loveland New York Piret Methondise

Miss Loveland Plans Waterloo Stop on New York Return

Three years into her career a dramatic soprano has won recognition from eastern critics. She will stop at Waterloo during her return to New York from Portland, Oregon, with Ralph Mason Hix likely accompanying.

Loveland Soprang Waterloo New York Portland Ore Ralph Mason Hix

Remarkable Leonard 1-Oven Ranges for Easy Use

For over thirty years housewives faced stooping to reach ovens. Jo Leonard of Cudar Ryn ids Iowa designed an oven above the lounge body using heat from the body flue carried by a large insulated pipe to heat the oven quickly and evenly. Fourteen styles are made by Leonard 1-Oven Ranges, Nichols & Co. Waterloo, inviting inspection in the community.

Jo. Leonard Cudar Rynids Lowe Leonard Owen Nichols & Co Waterloo Nive

Commercial leaders gather in Cleveland for conference

Charles Van Vleck of the Commercial Club travels to Cleveland for the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries second annual convention. The three day gathering opens Sept 25 with speakers from President Wilson's cabinet including David F. Noustan and Newton J. Baker. Local leaders Henry N. Davis and Ralph L. Fuller attend as speakers. The meeting aims to unite organizers and address urban development issues.

Charles van Vleck Commercial Club Cleveland National Association of Commercial Organization Wilson David F. Noustan Wil Newton J. Baker Henry N. Davis Ralph L. Fuller Cleveland Chamber of Comerce Tayeh

Omens of Commercial Letters On Dairy Parade

Readers warned about letters sent to northeastern towns offering S25 for best homecoming parade representation at the Dairy Cattle Congress event next month. Parade committee says details remain unclear and urges caution.

Commiercial Cliching Dairy Cattle Congress

Pro program could boost out of town attendance

The plan proposes offering the pro option to attract visitors from outside the city, with every city in the state potentially eligible to compete. This strategy aims to increase turnout and broaden participation across regions.

Shredded Wheat Biscuit Promoted for Health

An advertisement touts Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a simple elemental food that contains all body building material from whole wheat. It claims the bran keeps the intestinal tract clean and wealthier, recommending it with fruit or sliced bea ches and noting production at Niagara Falls New York.

Niagara Falls N.Y

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