Local Social Notes and Club Meetings Highlight Busy Week
A flurry of social events fills the week with lodge gatherings, club meetings, and parties. Notables include the La Lomita club at Mrs. D. R. Russell’s home, a May anniversary banquet, various bridge and crochet circles, and a double birthday at Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Teeter’s home. The Page and Kautenberg wedding is announced with plans for residence in White House cottage. Community dances and church events accompany the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephone
Joseph Margadant
Ess
Red. Moon
Frank Cisna
Rieh Street
la Lomita Club
D. R. Russell
Fowler Street
Frank Bishop
Mil Johnson
H. O. Davis
Loganavertus
W.M. King
Mesdames
E. A. Marlow
John Mullany
F. A. Masberg
First Named
Brotherhood
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
Daughters of Martha
St. Paul's M. BE
Pythian Temple
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Universalist Church
Effie McCollum Jones
Cortlandt Street
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Children of the Republic
Union Congregational Church
Charles Noonan
I. T
Eva Leckington
N. B. Ernelding
Pine Street
John Gales
Gilbertville
William Kascht
Joseph Eller
Marty Seueman
Auf Wiedersehen
Wellington Street
Callie Cline
F. E. Hulse
Rosebud Club
Kern Street
Clarence Ford
Conger Street
E. D. Hansen
Charles Drake
Anna Hanson
Roy Reed
J. J. Enright
Third Street
Gritman
Frank Morrison
B. W. Club
Parker Street
J.D. Morrison
Kensington
C. J. Rundel
Rundel
Fairview Avenue
Samuel Shilliam
Lafayette Street
J. W. Richards
C. W. Hardin
Acco Nomia Club
R. L. Apfel
Lo- Fan Avenue
Dick Burtner
E. H. Apfel
Susan Buck
Emilie Teeter
Administration Wins In Panama Canal Tolls Fight
Washington April date administration supporters won the second round in repeal of the free tolls provision. The Senate canals committee voted 8 to 6 to report the house bill without recommendation. An amendment preserving treaty rights was approved and read by President Wilson, with administration leaders confident the repeal will pass the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Administration
Senate Canals Committee
House
Senate
Simmons
United States
Wilson
Pretty Waterloo Girl Crowned Queen of May
Miss Hazel Strayer of Waterloo is chosen queen of the May at Iowa States Teachers College Ca dar Falls. She led a nine to three contestant field, excelling in English and public speaking and delivering a notable reading from The Dawn of a Tomorrow. She graduates in June with a BA and has held many campus roles.
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Hazel Strayer
Waterloo
Iowa States Teachers’ College
Cadar Falls
Mss Strayer
Miss Strayer
Frances Hodgen Burnett
Ming Strayer
Bertha Martin
Peggy
Shakespearean Literary Society
English Club
Kappa Theta Pal Sorority
George B. Strayer
Sixth Street West
Waterloo High School West
Divorcees and Remarrying in Early Court Rulings
A judge granted a temporary writ against the Owls club to halt sale of intoxicating liquor to members. The record details multiple divorce and alimony actions including Julia Tolley Andrews seeking remarriage within a year after a divorce from Joan O. Andrews and Louisa H. Trimble claiming desertion by her husband on April 15, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juwia Tolley Andrews
Joan O. Andrews
Louisa HH. Trimble
Tiner
Jody
Tamford
Iowa Neephone Co
Cresco
Beta
Ord
Dutien
Prkhenkera
Newsboy
Jolly
Ford
Jofly
Pert
Elaine le Way
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
A. N. Miller
the Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
Thomas Spencer
Owls
Mullan
Owls Club
G. A. Fealy
J. C. Murtagh
Defandante
Licensed to Wed in Waterloo and Vinton Marriages
A brief marriage notice lists Frank A. Mossman of Vinton and Florence L. Tharp of Vinton tied by license, with additional entries Emery A. Kautenberg of Waterloo and Lionnie Page of Waterloo. The source fragment records names and places for upcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Mossman
Vinton
Florence L. Tharp
Emery
Kautenberg
Waterloo
Lionnie Page
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Miss Dora Wal
Waterloo Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
O Grace M. DB
Central Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
First Baptisl
Sacred Heart Ladies’ Aid Society
Sacred Heart Hall
W. Friedl
Howard Miller
Missionary Societies
Grace M. EB. Church
Home Missionary Society
J. B. Bates
F. RB. Dietrich
la Porte City
Foreign Missionary Society
Aid Society
W. B. Sandford
Kenneth
Girard Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
A. O. U. W. Hall
Miss Hazel Strayer
Moet
State Teachers’ College
Tecoeni ‘Tion
Hecital
Business Men's Temperance Association
A. F. Gates
W. B. Howell
J. G B. Smith
J. H. Bragdon
I. M. Wilson
Big Removal Shoe Ale
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
The
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Libby
Roger Bros
Lavalieres
Divorgee
Culda
Andiceaws
Matten
Just
Complete Inc
Seer
Rippelette
Bams
Pere
Vesta
Cpeechee Eee Cies
Lt. Price
Holmes
Ion
Orde