Missionary tea and social clubs listed before Friday
The society page lists Methodist and Episcopal church events including missionary tea for Christ Church ladies at the rectory, Friday study meetings on Fourth Street, crochet and needlework picnics, St. Francis Hospital auxiliary, and the Ladies' Aid society at First Baptist. An evening booster banquet and a reception for Rev W Rollings are noted plus a farewell dinner for Miss Amelia Stolte departing to Seattle.
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Nadel Verein Club
H. Wrant
Logan Avenue
Ladies of Christ Episcopal Church
C. FH. Davis
Fourth Street
St. Francis Hospital
O. L
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptet Church
J. Line
Western
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. &. Rollings
L. B. Wiz
Highland
Marrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old-time advertisement touts Marrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy for stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles with claims of relief within hours. The note cites a Chicago druggist as proof and lists J Joder Son and Wangler Bros Co as local sellers. The surrounding column fragments mention a birthday surprise, a wedding, a church youth group, and interim news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marr
Mujr
J. Ky Joder
Humboldt Wedding Bells Tie Croll Wyant to Flosaty Savage
Yesterday afternoon at 4 at Humboldt the marriage of Miss Flosaty Geraldine Savage to Frank Croll Wyant was held in the bride’s parents’ home with about thirty guests. The couple, both of Humboldt, plan to live in Waterloo after a short auto trip. The bride wore white charmeuse. reception included a group photo after the ceremony and a later dinner. Wyant, a James T. Haisale Dry Goods executive, is a longtime Humboldt resident and Erin graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
H. G. Bliezer
C. E. Brainard
Amelia Stokte
Seattle
Copany
James Black Dry Goods Company
Miss Stolte
Kate Stolte
Amelia Stolte
Masonigal
Ida Stoelte
Louise
Hunboldt
Flosaty
Geraldine Savage
Frank Croll Wyant
Waterloo
G. A. Renne
Franklin
Viola Johnson
Anna Kalskey
Anna Smith
Omaha
FP. Wales
Chicago
Mesdames Martele
Fredin
Henry
Shbeean
McDurnant
Hunt
Lexington
Hepner
Sherwood
Jennie Hunt
Three Best Teams Will Get Prizes
A campaign by the Board of Trade baseball group offers three fountain pens to the captains of the three teams that recruit the most new members. Washington Americans lead with twelve new members, Chicago Feds second with eight, Cleveland and New York Americans tied for third with seven each. Sixty two members are signed so far. Secretary Van Vieck sent reminder cards to members as the week ends. Officials hope to gain one hundred new members.
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Board of Trade
L. A
Elks Reception Draws Waterloo Visitors
Two hundred Waterloo Elks welcomed visiting grand lodge officers at the lodge rooms last evening. After talks by grand lodge men the group enjoyed a social session and a sumptuous feast with C. E. Pickett as toastmaster. Short addresses were given by C. J. Kingsley, J Q. Trumbauer, and Charles Wilt. Grand Exalted Ruler Benjamin attended, celebrating with a fine trunk due to wear on his old one. The visitors planned a stop in Omaha before heading to California.
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Waterloo
Benjamin
Omaha
California
Women at United Brethren Sisterhood Elect Officers
The Sisterhood of First United Brethren Church held its annual meeting at 440 Allan Street. New officers include President Mrs R J Graves and Vice President Mrs D W Govee, with committee heads named for evangelistic, floral, social, missionary and industrial work. luncheon followed as a large attendance enjoyed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
D. W. Bovee
Allen Street
R. J. Graves
D. W. Govee
George Bovey
M. A. Parker
George Buchar
Victoria Bovee
A. T. Whittle
TB. L. Merrow
Elizabeth Schreiner
John Crisp
J Kr Brooks
Jobbers to Toast Interurban Line Opening in Cedar Rapids
Local jobbers led by J. Feseler visited Center Point today for a barbecue and celebration of the new interurban line’s opening. The event promises ample food as visitors toast the milestone amid ceremony and community cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Feseler
Center Pont
Waterloo Boys Arrested Twelve Times as Spies in Germany
Fred and Adolph Kaltenbach of Waterloo recall twelve arrests while bicycling through Bavaria after wearing light blue shirts mistaken for French spies. From Munich toward relatives, they endured detentions, searches, and mobs, with guards and telephoned warnings marking many episodes. They toured Dallau and Rhodenberg, observed wounded soldiers, and planned further exploration of battlefields before returning home. They sought counsel from an American consul and promise more tales on their return.
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Waterloo
Germany
Fred
Adolph Kaltenbach
John Kaltenbach
Munich
Bavaria
Wey
Dallau
Kaltenbach
Max
Modern Women Hair Care Tips by Mdm Beaupre
Writings urge avoiding harsh home remedies and promote a canthrox based shampoo to cleanse scalp gently. It claims canthrox mix strengthens hair, reduces dandruff and oil, and improves gloss and softness for faded or brittle hair while countering thinning trends.
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Mdm
Beaupre
A New Harmless Way To Banish Hairy Growths
An advertisement promises a home hair removal method using delatone and water to cover facial hairs, apply paste, wait, rub off, and wash. It claims to be unfailing, harmless, and quick while stressing the need for genuine delatone. The instruction targets women in private settings.
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East Fourth Street
Cal
Emily Star
Irene McCormick
Trix Casenburg
Dorothy Kruse
Wael Seavill
I Smith
Oneida
Gation
Lecrian
Lysle Wilkins
Ry Oo
Velma Halsetren
Dla
JB. AL Smith
Roy
Churel
Henry Miller
Manhard Street
Northminster Church
PF. W. Bernheifal
J. Q. Yiamb
Kreff
Frank Ott
Bucholtz
Dubuque
Miller
OC. A. Conway
Galloway
J. J. Brady
Carda
Thompson Avenue
Charles Fpfransic
Aurora, Ill
Bessie Barr Lawrence
William Barr
Eleventh Street
Miller Strayer
P_ hall
Ladies' Social Union
A. L. Bradley
P. J. Martin
Charles Fay
Ladies’ Social Union
George Bradley
Tawa City
Johnson
St. Paul
Mrrs. Lawrence
Bowers
L. A. Cobb
Gwyneth Sampson
Elda Platt
Cole
Dyeborats Society
Deborah Sariety
First Moe
N. O A. Resspeaie
New York
Frank Beeker
QO. A. Reposs
Charles Tranky
Bynkelberg
Thomas Reany
F. Wamily
Ton Johnson
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Johnson
le Mast
Wiet
Tio Lime Street
East Side
Jos Werte
N. HW. Broam
Nashua
John Gales
Gilhertville
Th. H. Kasecht
Otto
Mra
EB. l
Widdel
W.c. Ll
Mary Maddison
Western Avenue
Cavanaugh
T. J. Fitzgerald
A. Curnes
Stitch
Miss Nelson
Cedar Falls
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. KR. Hall
D. B. L. Auction Bridge
E. McCarty
D. B.L. Auction Bridge Club
ST. Francis Circle
John Phillips
Mulberry Street
Arbutus Club
George Weillne
Eleventh Street West
Andrew Smith
Missionary ~ Society
The
Missionary Society of the Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Boysen
Park Road
Burton Avenue
Helen Gould
W. V
Lontorrow
Elks
United Brethren
Jobbers
Kentucky
Paul Dayis
Federal Block
Kohl
Russia
Lo Ford
Citizens Gab and Electric CO
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