Community Club Notes and Society Events
A long listing of local society activities features royal ladies meetings, Pythian Sisters card party and charity events, church circles, women’s clubs, and social gatherings at Central Christian Cedar Hill and Walnut Street locations. Public notices include smallpox updates and quarantines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Ladies
Arcana
Pythian Temple
W. Hall
Koights
Swenkey
Elks
Epaworth League
Linden M. Ok
Pils Tienal
J. J. Greeley
T. Re Aldrich
Sin Smith
Tome Oy
Old Rox
Central Christian Church
Cedar Hive
Soush Hall
Fime
Gram - Masonic Terol
George Meffert
Golden Rod Clus
W. QO. Mor
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Form
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Son Leaves for England After Cablegram News
Thomas Smith, living at Knowles and Falls avenues, rushed to New York City after a cablegram said his father was critically ill and not expected to survive. He plans to sail Saturday for Chesterfield, England, where his parental home is. Smith has been in America for fifteen years. Dr W R Cothern has moved to suite 407 Lafayette Blog. Tel. 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thomas Smith
Knowles and
Falls Avenue
New York City
Chesterfield
Mr. Smith
America
Stein Farnn
Thomas Maxwell
Spahn & Rost Lumber
Denver
Colo
James Thompson
Chicago
and Airs
Salmon
Bannister
Opemai
Gilbertville Boys
LaRwe
Vhestra
Waterloo
Tinehter
Bert Baxenstos
Chate Young
Mie
Jala Cotton
Geo. Smelser
Titte Dusgh
Sundas
Democrats Lose New Jersey Seat In Special Election
In Paterson, Drukker wins the Seventh district seat for Republicans, defeating Democrat James J. O’Byrne by over 5,000 votes as President Wilson’s policies receive mixed local response. Democrats argue district reapportionment explains the result, calling Bremner’s win personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Campaign Committee
Drukker
Hep
Labsiyrne
Perm
Demarest
Sue
Whitehead
Wilson Wolffruikker
Wilson
O'Byrne
Distriot
Congress
Pastaic County
Sussex
Bergen
Bremner
Third Party Meeting Opens in Des Moines Iowa
About a hundred party leaders from across Iowa attended a Progressive conference in Des Moines to plan a full state ticket and candidates for U S Senate and Congress. Possible governor nominees included W Gilman and Carl Franke while H P Betz and WW Morey were discussed for lieutenant governor and secretary of state, with the morning session focusing on party finances. State Chairman J H Wyllie presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Senate
Congress
WW. A. Morey
Waverly
J. H. Wyllie
Public Health Role Debated by City Officials
City health officer Dr Sigworth faced calls for full separation from patient treatment. Advocates urged higher salary and full-time focus on public health, school inspections, and sanitation. They noted Waterloo’s recent rise in contagious disease cases while acknowledging past two years without whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigworth
Witterbury
Waterloo
Easter Tea and Bonnet Drawing at Mrs Salmon Home
Lotus club members and 25 friends enjoyed an Easter function at Mrs J D Salmon's home with a six oclock dinner and an Easter bonnet drawing contest. Attendees included Mrs Bannister Mrs Gea Klock Mrs Luther Booth Mrs Will Bahr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Amit
Lotus! Club
J. D. Salmon
Health officer duty and prompt medical response discussed
Dr Shannon and Mayor Thompson criticized delays in obtaining physicians for detention hospital and emergencies. They debated extending hospital medical service, noting fines when doctors are unavailable and the health officer’s role in handling contagion, quarantine authority, and illness validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Thompson
Medical Society
Petition for Presidential Pardons for Iron Workers
A petition circulates among local union men urging President Wilson to pardon Frank Ryan and other iron workers implicated in dynamite plots. They were sentenced to hard labor in Leavenworth. By noon today 43 had signed. The petitions argue they lacked a fair trial and will be sent to every city with union HQs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnlon
Wilson
Frank Ryan
Leavenworth
W. A. Moore
Central Labor Body
BE. N. Nockels
Chicago Federation of Labor
United States
Union
Planning Reinbeck Visit For State Declamatory Contest
Ten people have already planned to go to Reinbeck Friday evening to attend the state high school declamatory contest in which Miss Carrie McPatlave will be one of the contestants. Efforts are being made to increase the party size and several other students may join. East High School faculty members will act as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Carrie McPatlave
East Hish School
Adventures of Rathryn at CrysGed Theatre Today
The Adventures of Rathryn will be shown at CrysGed Theatre today. Do not miss this screening as advertised. audiences urged to attend this local cinema event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathryn
CrysGed
Cadvertigomen
Alumnus Sends $50 for Flowers to YWCA
Mrs Ella Danskin Shaw of Virginia an alumna of the State Teachers College sent a $50 check to the college YWCA with a request to use the funds to send flowers to ill students. The gift was received by Miss Myra Call of the faculty and the YWCA expressed gratitude for the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Danskin Shaw
Virginia
State Teachers’ College
Collese Y. W. C. A
Myra Call
Castle Hill School Public Program Features Local Talent
The Castle Hill Literary society hosts a Thursday night program at the Castle Hill schoolhouse on Cedar Falls road starting 7 30 pm The program includes a chorus of ten boys a talk on The Relation of the Schools of Today to the Home by Mrs J B Knowles a Grace McCullough solo recitation Ruth McCullough reading John Andrews in a True Blue Glee Club quartet a talk on Rural Life Problems by C M Hansen a reading Movement Rheumatism Cure by Busie Slansen and an address Some Common Things by Prof Irving Hart head of rural education at Iowa State Teachers College
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Castle Hill Literary Society
Castle Hill
Cedar Falls Road
J. B. Knowles
Grace McCullough
Ruth McCullough
John Andrews
True Blue Glee Club
C. M. Hansen
Reading
CWI, WAR VETERAN AT HUDSON PASSES AWAY
Chester Jenkins a Civil War veteran aged 72 died after a long illness in Hudson IJa He had lived in Hudson for about two years after moving from Winthrop to enter the restaurant business He is survived by his widow and several children The body will be taken to Winthrop for interment funeral plans pending
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CWI
Hudson
Ija
Chester Jenkins
Deceasell
Httle
Winthrop
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A. m. Tof Society
House
First Presbyteria Westminster
James Black
Valumet
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mes
Woostoner
Mary Wright Meum
Wal Logsdon
Thomas Welle
Brickman
Twonger
Lemta
Queen Estier Evirele
Vivian Araresr
Pythian Sisters
Prihinn
PL Hall
Priae
R. L. Parker
Mesdames W. PF
Jeffrey
J. Af. Real
Sant Frank
Floyd Thompson
Coe. Jenkins
D.C
Fl. Parker
A. Liehty
William Flam
Hoob. Green
Green
Hobbs
Repass
Ella Mano
Emma Steet
OS. Francis Hospital
Ellis’ Hall
Mesdaunnes
Menges
Sullivan
Aml T
Keefe
Pine Arts
Womin
Walnut Street
Tress
Imney
Mumber
Oley Speaks
Pespe Cooley
Maude Popp
Edanlard Manet
Degas
Lincoln Club
Mre. IK
Scroggy
Hardier
Frank Strouse
Minneapolis
Mroo
Milton Trimhauer
Mildred Stewart
Kabrant
Z. M. Nicholas
Hartwick
T. Clare
Red Pimond
Harpers
M. [Leone
X Fanvis
Conger Street
Grant Qavenne
Edna Young
Tay Brundage
C. M. Teal
Berteh Avenue
Oriental Club
Muga, Viseher
Home Park Boulevard
Kensington
William Breckenridge
Matt Vaughn
Everett
Wisconsin
Neva Steinmayer
Harry Steinmayer
Third Avenue
Nohpa Cluh-O
Wd. Peddicord
Western Avenue
RB Wilaan
Alice Sentz
Fourth Street
Pwr ST
Assempblers
Ellis’ Ball
Cedar: Rapids
Alo
HG. Phipney
Mary Iusxh
J. J. King
Merriat
Mra
Jonuy Jacobs
Misk Harriett King Hat Dex Mohn
Myr
King
George Sebbig
Benj Hesser
Livetess
Howler Street
Harry
Cearge Tonithes
Pst
Paul Ewing
Runfluolph Street
Walter Duss
Cremont Street
Mys
J. BR. Reutor
R. AL Dambkelberg
F. W. Taylor
Westminster Guild
Mildred Mattern
Deborah
The
Westminster Failor
Vermont Street
FL Willis Jenks
Mexico
JT. M. Buchanan
Aplington
F. 5. Peteit
le Roy Watkins
Lafayette Street
Arthur Bentz
Almond Street
Stacia Purcell
Sinnard
Sycamore Street
Rook and Needle Club
J.B. Bragdon
Third Avenua West
J. D. Faston
South Street
First Brethren Church
HM. A. Reber
G. P. Elliott
Patteorn
City and
Peeve Wee
W. R. Cothern
Suite 407
Lafayette
Tel
Democrats
New Jersey
LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Goodyear West
Stolt Bros
Kemble
Ryan
Alumnus
Caste Hill School
Otto A. Gressing
New York
Early Music
Black
Scott B. Prowell
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