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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1911

Page

6

Local churches list in Waterloo area services

The Waterloo church page lists multiple congregations with service times. Denominations include Baptist, First, Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic, Universalist, Congregational, Brethren, and more. Details cover Sunday worships, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and midweek prayers with pastors and addresses where provided.

Dictionary offers spark to business and speech

A Western State trialelicits laughs over veracity and word meaning as lawyers push for a Webster’s Illustrated dictionary offer. The Waterloo Evening Courier advert shows six coupons plus a small bonus can secure a $4 dictionary, urging readers to improve vocabulary to gain money and status. It includes a customer testimonial from Mrs Basford about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and notes it is sold by dealers.

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Society News Continues With Club Meetings And Rally

Society items note Happy Hour Needlework club to meet Tuesday at Elizabeth Hoby’s Pine Street home and M B Needlework club to meet Monday afternoon at J T Coolidge’s Third Street East residence. A rally social at First Congregational church drew about 150 attendees for rally Sunday preparations.

APPY Elizabeth Hoby C. A. Mills Happy Hour Pine Street A. B. Needlework J. T. Coolidge Third Street M. B. Needlework Club

Bargains in Real Estate Offer Strong Prices

A local real estate ad lists several bargains including a seven room modern house at 82 650 a snap at and an eight room modern house on a 60 by 200 foot lot. The group includes a six room partly modern house with a 42 by 108 foot lot and a five room partly modern cottage with easy payment terms. Some lots are offered as good buys.

Coterie Club Hosts Readings and Bazaar Plan

Mrs P J Pint hosted the Coterie club at her Franklin street home with Mrs Grace Friend and Mrs J G McAlvin in charge. Mrs J H Sindlinger gave a reading as members worked on fancy work. Loretta Pint and Gladys McCoy assisted as guests enjoyed a three course repast. The group plans to sew for St Joseph's bazaar at Mrs Frank Oberle's Thompson avenue home ahead of Ellis hall bazaar October 1 for one week. Surprising housewarming for Mr and Mrs Alexander Sproull on Baltimore street drew 30 relatives with music games and lunch baskets. E E Stubbs presented Mrs Sproull a gift set.

Coterie Club P. J. Pint Franklin Street J. H. Sindlinger Loretta Pint Gladys McCoy Frank McManus Frank Oberle Thompson Avenue Ellis’ Hall Alexander Sproull Baltimore Street E. E. Stubbs

Silver Spoons Visit Highlights Local Social Scene

Mrs W P Mccore of Winthrop, visiting her sister Mrs Sprouli, was an out of town guest showcasing the region's social circle and hospitality.

W. P. Mccore Winthrop

Williams sells bicycle shop adds sporting goods store

Guy W Campbell buys William H Williams bicycle repair shop at 517 Bluff street and will run the Bluff street shop with the Fourth street sporting goods store. Williams plans a move to Wenatchee with his two sons Delbert and Clark, uncertain stay length. Fort Dodge Messenger notes C B Walker opens new billiard and pool room in Wahkonsa hotel with modern tables and a courteous atmosphere.

Guy W. Campbell Bluff Street William H. Williams Campbell Fourth Street Wiliams Wenatchee Wash Delbert Clark Williams Waterloo Fort Dodge C. B. Walker Wahkonsa Hotel

Young Womens club hosts butter tea event at Mabel Lettau's home

The First Congregational church Ladies club will entertain with a kensing tea Monday evening October 2 at Maude Popp's Fourth Street West home. The Lady Maccabees No 22 Waterloo hive has postponed its supper and thimble bee in Labor temple next Tuesday evening. Regular lodge session includes initiation. state commander expected and all members urged to attend. Biarrhoea remains common in September. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as prompt and effective. available from dealers. Licensed to wed Forest E F Carlisle Tipton and Cecil E Phelan Boone.

Free Methodist Church Mobile Douglas Streets E. N. Miller Carrie H. Miller Linden Methodist Episacopal Gen. H. Shoemaker Manson Street M. J. Johnson Waterloo St. Mark's Episcopal Young Womens Club First Congregational Church Mabel Lettau Maude Popp Fourth Street Lady Maccabees Hive Labor Temple

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tks Baptist Walnut Baptist Young People’s Union Hulbert G. Beeman John A Earl Jefferson Street West Park Avenue Edgar A. Vaugnt John ‘A. Earl Des Moines College First Presbyterian East Paxok Avenue Mulberry Street Herbert Ware Rehed D. D Robert C. Weatenberg Ad ‘Fing Independence Avenue Christian Endeavor United Presbyterian Second and Wellington M. G. Munn Babbath School Y. P Christ Zachaeus Broadway Randolph and Weat Fourth Frank Cote Randolph Street Epworth League Christ—Episcopal Fourth East George W. Hinkle First Church of Christ (Scientist Marsh Place Fifth Sycamore Streets Central Church of Christ West Fourth and South Streets Lewis P. Kopp S. Mary's Best Park Avenue LaFayette Street Forkenbrook Astor Westminster Presbyterian West Fourth and William Burton Sandford West Third Avenue East Park Kern and Cutler Streets Frank Schroeder United Brethren Conference Northminster Presbyterian Weatfield Walter H. Rollins Smick Vinton United Brethren Church Sacred Heart Fourth West Randolph Streets J. J. Hanley St. Joseph's Third and Mulberry Streets H. Slattery Universalist—Church of the Redeemer Corne Hast Fourth and Mulberry Street Effie AleCotra Jones Town Street First Church United Brethren In Christ Allen Streets R.E. Graves First Brethren West South Streets Wm. H. Beachler Church of the Brethren West Sevanth Christian Workers Union Congregational Thirteenth and Jefferson Streets Lee A. Brink A. B. Lane Plymouth Congregational Public Library Fifth and Mulberry Streets Fifth Street L. B. Hix Courtlandt Bible School Walter W. H. Schwedler Grace Methodist Porecopar Fourth and Mulberry Fourth and Mulberry Atreeta; Rev. D. D. Hull Epworth RE. D., Hull We. Foals Methodist Episcopal Wey and Center St. Luke's English Evangelical Lutheran West Second and Commercial Streets Emanuel Evangelical Courthouse Square J. H. Bauernfeind Young People's Alliance Brotherhood J. E. Bates Calvary Evangelical Association East Fourth and Newell Streets H. J. Faust East Fourth Street Young People’s Alliance Anna Fhierman Geo. Knoche W. C. Nuhn Evangelical Sunday School of Cedar Falls Berean General Missionary Committee Corner High Maple Streets Rev. H. Mueller High Street Walnut and Vine Streets Ladies’ Aid Society Henry Meloas O. V. Smeby 5S. K. Olesen West Seventh Street Chapel—Railroad North Addition Christadelphian Fifth and International Bible Students’ Association Dane Street East Side Salvation Army Water Streets William Bulkema Ensign Courier's Dictionary Chamberlain E. L. Johnson, F. C. Platt Geo. E. Lichty H.C. Schultz E. W. Miller, H. W. Wente F.C. Platt Warren Brown J. W. Krapfel, E. L. Johnson W. W. Miller E. W. Miller A.J. Edwards H. M. Reed Tuthill Commercial National Bank THE Society News M. J. Pommer & Co Grace Friend J. G. McAlvin W. H. Williams Wenatchee, Wash Ft. Chamberlain Forest Carlisle, Tipton Cecil E. Phelan Boone Citizens Gas & Electric Co
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