Social and club notices from Waterloo society pages
Waterloo society items list Monday and Tuesday gatherings for M B Needlework club Daughters of King of Christ Episcopal church and many others. Announcements include engagements pre nupital events birthdays and dinners at homes of Mrs Register Mrs Mullany Miss Fitzpatrick and Sheriff Shores among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. C. Club
Edna Smith
Western Avenue
J. T. Sullivan
Franklin
U. S
Clyde Brainard
George Carson
Rath-Peek
Lady Maccabees
S. Oo. UV
W. Hall
Almond
Lydia Society
Lorena Fox
Lafayette
Lady Militant Circle
T. C. O. F. Hall
K. C. Hall
Murray Club
F. C. Fish
Lane
Royal Neighbors of America
Seash Hall
I. C. Foreman Charged In Brass Theft Case
William M. Nauman of 420 Center Street, a foreman at I. C. shops, was arrested Saturday on a brass theft charge. He pleaded guilty in Justice Knapp's court, paid costs, and was released. Nauman admitted stealing 200 pounds and was planning a second haul when captured by Special Agent Lewis Young. he said he would leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Nauman
Center Street
I. C
Nauman
Justice Knapp
Nanman
Lewis Young
Industrial School Opens With 25 Enrolled
Twenty five children enrolled as students of the industrial school to be in charge of the high school girls club. The Saturday meeting in the YWCA parlors planned the work beginning next Saturday at 3 pm with sewing, lunch baskets to the woods, and a picnic. The social committee led by Misses Bentley Wilson Peek Whiteman and Bybank supervised refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. A
Lucile Bentley
Dorothy Wilson
Louise Peek
Marie Whiteman
Elsa Bybank
Youth Murd ers Woman and Babies in Elgin
A 14-year-old boy confessed to killing Mrs. Maud Sleep and her two babies at a farm near Bowers Station Illinois. He shot the woman five times and struck the children with an ax handle then hid the bodies in a dry cistern for six days. The assailant, Herrman Coppes, was paroled from St Charles reformatory and spoke without emotion during police questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Maud Sleep
Herrman Coppes
St. Charles Reformatory
Manny Sleep
Bowers Station
Courier Patterns For Couriers Up-To-Date Fashion
Instructions to obtain the latest Courier pattern designs by sending patterns to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo with ten cents per pattern. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly, but should arrive ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Express
Archdiocese Names Nacke as Chaplain for New St. Francis Hospital
Archbishop Keane selects Rev. J. C. Nacke as chaplain for St. Francis Hospital in Aiselty. Nacke, known in state Catholic circles, will reside in the hospital and celebrate Mass daily in the hospital chapel. he has pastored Carroll church and led Sherrill Mound church before resigning due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F P. Keane
J. C. Nacke
St. Francis Hospital
Aiselty
H. P. Rohlman
St. Mary's
Hurch
Nacke
Carroll
Sherrill Mound
Wie
The Evening Chit Chat on Household Blame
Ruth Cameron analyzes a late laundry mishap and the blame game in marriage. She argues husbands grow tyrannical when wives apologize for untrue faults and urges training toward mutual respect. The piece links blaming dynamics to future behavior and stresses fair partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Britain launches largest steamship on the Clyde
The Conard Viner Aquatania, the biggest vessel ever built in Great Britain, is launched on the Clyde in Glasgow Scotland. The double shelled ship carries boats for 4 259 persons and has a crew and passenger capacity around 47 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Great Britain
Conard Viner
Retirement plans of Tillinois Central veteran Harry Camp
Harry E Camp after forty seven years and two months with the Tillinois Central railroad considers the sale of his High Street residence and plans to move to Chicago with Mrs Camp. Their daughter Mia John Banghart resides there. The family home on High Street has stood since 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Camp
Tillinois Central Railroad
Igh Street
Delegates to Waterloo Return for Keokuk Convention
Delegates from Keokuk will travel to Waterloo for a convention of their rival association arriving today. The group will depart this afternoon over the Keokuk Island line to discuss water power developments in the Gate City, with members joining at Cedar Rapids Elmira and other points. Frank Doxie of Citizens Gas and Electric Co. leads the trip with Fred Swanson and Montie Soules also aboard. return to Waterloo is set for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlectrival Association
W. Li. Thompson
Des Moines
B. WH. Stiles
Cedar Pills
H.W. Deininger
Sac City
He Hk. Healey
Manson
J. W. Meltherrin
Union
Carhart
Downing
J. Perry
Northwood
Cedar Rapide
E. W. Wong
Manchester
A. R. Westerburg
Madrid
Eugene Gulick
Dennison
Elmira
Prof
Ford
Ene Pineer Shaff
Iowa City
Atufe BE. Lee
Clarinda
Fish
Amos
F.C. Hass
Carroll
Bellamy
Knoxville
Playgrounds Highlighted by Woman’s Club Meeting
An afternoon session by the Educational and Sociological department of the Woman’s club focused on playgrounds and urban recreation. Dr Margaret Clark urged anti plume imports, citing Audubon Society support and a call to Congress to enact protective laws. Prof H S Pasini praised women’s civic virtue and the role of play in education as he discussed public grounds and youth supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Young
Margaret Clark
Audubon Society
Friends of Birds
Henry F. Osborn
New York Zoological Society
Madison Grant
William F. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Lion
Australia
America
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Oscar WY
Underwood
Russell Sase
HS. Pasini
Town State Teachers' College
Pasint
Tie
Judge
Playground drive for Waterloo youth gains support
Local leaders including Prof. Pasiné and Dr. G Hardy Clark push a playground committee linked to Woon eelich. Dr Clark backs an Americanization boy scout idea while others advocate athletic fields and play for sport to benefit Waterloo youths. Decisive steps proceed toward establishing playgrounds for local boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Tr. Ulrich
de Lacy
Josiah Strong
Pasiné
C. W. Kline
East High School
G. Hardy Clark
Clark
Waterloo
Old Hotel in Oelwein Sold at Auction for 75 Dollars
The long used old hotel building in Oelwein Iowa was sold Saturday afternoon to John Wolfe for 75 dollars. Sold by Robinson and Brown the buyers plan a two story brick building on the site to be erected next season. Wolfe has until mid May to clear the lots. The 1886 structure served as a hotel and later housed a meat shop and other businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
John Wolfe
Robinson and Brown
Wolfe
K. S. Harlin
Nick Graff
Oewein
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John Mullany
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Josephine Fitzpatrick
Salt Lake City
Miss Fitzpatrick
C. J. Fitzpatrick
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Boise
Ida
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Mr. Giltner
W. W. Miller
M. B. Needle Work Club
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A. M. Hummel
Arthur Hummel
H. G. Phinney
Bertha Bolte
George Holte
Harrison Street
Edith Harris
Fourth Street West
Edith Mauch
Yazoo
Walter Teere
Stenotype Company
Owensburgh
Georgia Lauritzen
Miss Mauch
A. E. Harris
Teere
Harris
Kentucky
J. L. Beale
Third Avenue West
J. W. May
M. R. Shepherd
Helen Hartson
Commercial Street
A. Hartson
H. ©. Smith
Order Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. R. Vaughan
Park Avenue West
F. M. Shores
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Imade
Majestic Theatre
I. C. Foreman
H. D. Fairall
NEW Hospital
J.C. Nacke
State
Wall Keokuk
LROF
Prof. Kline
East Fourth Street
Thomas Fin
Lead
Catherine Kearney
Henderson
Commercial St
Miss Hazel Fiddick
Nat’! Bank
Nichols & CO
Jefferson
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