Community society notes and club events report
A dense listing of local society events, entertainments, and club meetings. Daughters of Martha gatherings, Latin club organized at Cedar River park, reception plans for the new pastor at First Presbyterian, and multiple circle and lodge activities across town with hostess names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rove
A. OL
Hall
Daughters of
Martha
Clarence Shiplet
Walnut
Stree Baptist
W. He
Hollins
J. D. Easton
H. G. Moeser
Clyde Parker
HB. Brainard
Jatter
C. E. Society of Christian Churche
Ess! High
Cedar River Park
Tatia
Wilbur Briggs
Irane Rohde
Dale Swansan
Almira Dassett
Senate Passes War Department Public Works Bill
Washington September 24 The senate passed a substitute measure providing 20 000 600 to be spent by the army engineers on existing projects ending a long filibuster against the dyer and harbor ation bill which originally carried 4 100 000. The bill goes to the house where a vigorous fight is expected as the commerce committee reported the substitute without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shsate
Warror
Washington, D
Crompt
Senate
Army
Gnally
Dyer and
House
Commerce Committee
Colorado Fuel and Iron Opposes Recalling Strikers
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company sent a message to President Wilson expressing unwillingness to reemploy all strikers not convicted of fines, opposing mediation proposals by Hywer Davies and Witham TR. Fairley and the federal grievance commission. The letter was signed by president W. P. Wel, as he and others discuss the strike with Wilson in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaver
Volo
Colarado Fuel Aud
Intier
Wilson
Puble
Hywer Davies
Witham TR. Fairley
Wy Oither
Colorado
We Corporation
Db. Wel
Presgter
S Wilson
Washington
Local residents attend funeral and return from Elgin
A party from La Porte City attended a funeral in Elgin for Gow Lehman Ampioses. Mrs Joh Lehman and Mrs Klock came home last evening. Canning factory labeling continues as season winds down. Mae Marie Schwbert visited Stockton, Wisconsin, with grandparents and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elureh
Uhiedio
Renee
Joh Lehman
Klock
Thia City
Elgin
Gow. Lehma
la Porte City
Seasons Park
Tomore
Mae Marie Schwbert
Stockton
Daly
Water loo Young Men Club rally urges stronger support
A Waterloo YMCA booster meeting in the city gymnasium featured Henry Turns and J B Knox of Cleveland stressing YMCA role in youthful development. Clergyman John Bunyan Smith coined spizzirictum urging Christian character through YMCA influence. Speakers urged aggressive membership drives and harnessing prayer with action to boost funding and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Turns
J. 8. Knox
Cleveland
Knox
M.C. AL
Waterloo
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jona
Young Men's Christian Association
I Smith
Walnut Street
M. C
A. Z. Edwards
John 8. Truhill
Iowa
Tuthill
John Bates
F. W. Wieland
Almond F. Gates
Association
Sunday Gleans Converts at Billy Sanday Meeting in Denver
The Billy Sanday evangelist activity in Denver drew 1,150 converts at a Sunday meeting for men and 200 converts at a women’s gathering. The day’s collections reached 1590 dollars amid fervent preaching. Miss Genevieve Clark prompted local girls to wear cotton gowns to support American fabrics, aiming to boost domestic production amid wartime cotton price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver. Cole
Billy Sanday
Genevieve Clark
Secisry
Denver
South
Popular Dancing School Opening by Mr Yale Gould
Gould announces the 1914 1915 season opening at Soash hall on Monday September 28 with lessons from 8 to 10 pm. He has trained in New York Philadelphia and Boston observing top techniques and is assisted by eight daily instructed teachers for rapid skill acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Soash Hall
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
East
Gowld
Train kills J. R. Morris at Missouri Pacific near Waterloo
J R Morris 65 formerly of Waterloo Iowa was killed when run over by a Missouri Pacific train near his drop forge plant in Independence Maine on September 23 He had moved to Waterloo in 1908 and organized the Waterloo Drop Forge company He is survived by his widow five children and a brother Rev J M Morris of Cedar Falls The death appears linked to his hearing loss and failure to hear the oncoming train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
J. R. Morris
Waterloo
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Drop Forge
Morris
Kansas
Iowa
Marshalltown
Waverly Seawall Project Under Way As Excavation Starts
The city has begun digging for the new tail rate and contractor John Ritsinger of Waterloo will start work on the sea wall once the site is cleared. Local residents and visitors were noted in a string of updates including Opal Lovejoy’s south Dakota trip and returns of Leo Dugan to Huthmans duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. Pierce
Boone
Mason City
Join Starr
Lome
C. Blanchard
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Denver
Gertrude Wence
Edward
Vinton
Dandruff Cure Claim by Liquid Arvon Advertisement
The ad promotes dissolving dandruff with four ounces of ordinary liquidation applied at night. It promises rapid results by morning and after several applications, claims to destroy all dandruff and stop itching. It argues dandruff causes hair loss and recommends liquid Arvon as the solution.
Montenegrin Guns On Mount Lovechen Reported
Rome reports Cetinje received news that Montenegrins expect to place long range artillery atop Mount Lovechen within the week as part of ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovechen
Rome
Paris
Cettinje
Mount
Lovecheu
Anglo French Fleet Aims at Cattaro Fort Dismantling
The text notes capability to dismantle forts at Cattaro and use bombardment to clear the way for the Anglo French fleet to capture the stronghold, detailing strategic aim against Austrian ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattaro
Best Laxative For Children
Advises Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the ideal mild laxative for children. Highlights lack of opiate, pleasant taste, gentle yet certain action, and availability from druggists with a free trial bottle offer from W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Ii
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Proclaimed for Graying Hair
An old time advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring natural color to gray hair. It claims the product darkens evenly, restores gloss, and relieves dandruff and itchy scalp with a simple application using a sponge or brush. Sold by J. W. Taggart in a large bottle for about 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
Wyeth
J. W. Taggart
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Yom. CO
Philetes Club
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Silver Circle
WH. Shirey
Mirs
Carl Bickley
Herman Happner
GCES
Doorkee
O. Retrundage
W. CT
St Paul's Sharch
Paul Delong
Elite
Josh Farnum
Linger Longer Club
Georsensborne
Harmony Club
T. N. B. Club
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Glando Jackson Shaw
Mowe
Charles Shaw
Evenston
KNG
Fred Kimball
Bk. i. Carton
Berkley
King of Clitvt Episcopal Churel
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Misa Elgabeth Marandant
Virat
M. KE
Maskell
Kolar
India
First Presbyterian Church
Hat Church
J. i. Macartney
Rerrona
Waterloo Lodge
G. A. Wt. Hall
Mtta A
Braisain
Shenaudoul
Crescent Lodge
James Nolin
John Qullins
Ages Meany
Della Trita
Mayme Fgan
J. N. la Barre
United States
Sunset Club
It J.llowrey
Misses Howrey
H Elizabeth Black
J. L. Hose
Wellington Street
J. J. Rector
F. Wichman
Thel
A. EB. Williams
G. A. Martin
Lincoln Club
J. R. Lighthart
Lane Street
Thomas Clair
Eleventh Street
First M. &. Church
Ll. Sarvay
W. H. Stevens
J. A. Becker
J. H. Basley Wis
Randolph Street
John Rockie
J.D
J. D
Byrnes Park
EL Deen Club
WH. A. Fisher
Home Park Boulevard
RISCO
Risch
Colarado
Manquet
MLC
Popular Dancing School
Yale Gould
Inal
Chicago
Anah
Davig
Totral
Federal Block
Wenca
Auner
Geo. Rittman
Vancouver
B. C
Carl Kasemeier
Silas Eggleston
West Bremer Avenue
Mr. Kasemeier
Mr. Eggleston
Bugsy
Kasemeier
Dickinson
Clara Hayes
Hilda Hayes
Perry H. Broadin
Mrs. Berg
Davenport
Judge Edwards
Gibson
Mrs. McDowell
Congregational Sunday School
Ellsworth Street
Waverly
Bridge Street
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