Society Notes From A Busy Waterloo Year In Review
A society page recounts gatherings at Willard Hall and Graene with plans for a bazaar sale, booths, and entertainment. Members included Mrs. Jessie Whigs, Mrs. Alice Watters, and Mrs. Anna Hesset. committees organized aprons and codirectors for the fall event. The article notes Miss Nellie Entale and Mr. Murphy contributing to local arts, with memories of a recent wedding and a Kathleen song performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataan
Rs. Annaecker
Petid
Irs
Irs. Neille
Corespond
Egopnion
Circle
Brest
Atere
Uctor
Hotog
Thol
Nellis Devyata
Comraneg
Willardali
Graene
Jessie Whigs
Alice Watters
Eila Watters
Anna Hesset
Addie Hotchkiss
Fathlan Bchultz
Ite Fisher
Nellie Entale
Murphy
Waterloo
Gramatic
Hig. Nero
Marquette
Totveraity
Teelwaukee
Wis
Mrz
Lutgen
Kathleen
Ulsider
Leelon
Mr. Murphy
Hougers School of Stage
Murphy to Join Rogers Co Producers Staff
Ames A. Murphy will leave his current position this month to join John B. Rogers Company as a producer. Mrs. Joseph Lutgen hosted Sacred Heart choir members at a card party at her home Thursday evening. Murphy has served as organist and director at Sacred Heart Church for several years, and the group presented him with a leather briefcase as a parting gift. Card prizes were won by John Connolly, Miss Jella Tritz, and Helen Mengas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames A. Murphy
John B. Rogers Impany
Joseph Lutgen
Sacred Heart
Sturphy Aa
Sacred Heart Church
Everal
John Connolly
Missea Jella ‘Tritz
Helen Mengas
First Iowa Unit of K P Auxiliary Is Organized Here
The First Iowa Unit of the K P Auxiliary is organized at a formal ceremony at Kulehte of Pythias hall in Cedar Rapids. Officers include Mrs Lulabadage as half-tank holder, B Neott guiding paternal relations, with Clara Rose Martha Steel and others named for roles. four past regents were inducted, and Mayor Gnagy presented a bold pencil as thanks for inscribing the ceremony. A visitor will attend the national meeting in Portland, Ore., to relay instructions to Nomads for further training.
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Doketie Santha
Avrudaka
Pythias Hall
John Burisnei
Cedar. Rapids
Hoturgbuds Oy Bantha
Aese
Lulabadage
B Neott
Santha
Clara Rose
Martha Steel
Na Hig- Fins
Humutvel
Pasitrer
Cowles
Scribe
Addie Dabs
Perk
Winifred Adrahlj
Jan Tiss Srat Warder
Bal Rank
Ruby
Hlam
Samen
A. B. Gnagy
Meyor
Misa Peak
Pita
Blanteng
Anektas
Portland
Ore
Waterloo
Miss Edna J Hill Marries GC Benson in Nashua Today
The wedding of Miss Edna J Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs, was held in Nashua Today with GC H Benson as the groom. Details include the couple’s families and ceremony setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna J. Hill
GC. H. Benson
Nashua
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes Summer Advice
Edna Kent Forbes offers seasonal beauty and health tips. Home remedies include tomato juice for sunburn and skin care, bicarbonate baths for heat relief, and summer footwear suggestions. Readers receive cosmetic shade guidance and brief personal care notes, plus a mail offer for scalp treatment forms.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks on Roses and Greenery and Noblesse Oblige
Ruth Ameron discusses ethics of picking roses and taking greens. She contrasts individual desires with collective responsibility, noting ten thousand drivers could spoil landscapes and urging motorists to respect property and laws. The piece cites a license threat for greens theft and recalls a story of two girls trimmed vines for a wedding, illustrating consequences.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Bis Man
United States
Ell Benson Rites Seen At Little Brows Church
B. Ell wed Clarence H. Benson son of Zaleme Benson at Little Brows church near Nashua this afternoon at three. Rev Elmer Shafer officiated due to Dr Lockwood absence. The bride wore sand colored dress with fur trim, witnesses say the ceremony proceeded with immediate family present and dinner at Black's Tearoom to follow. The couple plan to reside in Waterloo after a motor trip. The bride, longtime resident, graduated from East High and worked at Waterlooseine Bingham company and Rennes Attol. The groom is an accountant and holds secretarial roles in local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ell
Clarence H. Benson
Zaleme Benson
Little Brows
Nashuaig
J. Lockwood
Jli
Elmer Shafer
Naghus M
Benson
Rowseem Porarilsak Oalwelh
Waterloo
Alwhay
Wea
East High
Waterloouseiine Bhngins Company
Land Rennes Attol Company
Business College
Daiwain Ana Eokuk
Bandary Cold Handle Cushing Uteds
Eampany
Waterios
Miss Julia Robson and L. D. Miller Wed in Chicago
Miss Julia Robson of Chicago and Leonard D. Miller of Waterloo were married in Chicago today and will honeymoon in Alaska. After returning they plan to reside at 323 Mullan Avenue East Waterloo. Miller is longtime secretary treasurer of Crystal Tee & Fuel Co. The bride has taught in Chicago schools for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robson
Chicago
Leonard DB. Miler
Waterloo
Alaska
Mullan Avenue
East
Miller
Crystal Tee & Fuel Co
Wedding Scene Report From Local Rites
A fragmentary wedding notice describes the ceremony led by rector Mrs. 3. B owe. It notes a collection of about $11.23, proceeds to fund an Mary clases pledge, and references a boat break and children’s work as part of the event.
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Mary Clases
Bowe
Vacation and travel notes from local residents
Local notices list residents returning from trips and planning departures. Dr. R. E. Russell returns from vacation. Agned Gibbons and others prepare to travel to Kensad City and La Crosse Wis. for visits and vacations. Towns mentioned include Burlington Iowa and Cedar Rapids with Kiwanis club plans. Additional items note motor trips to Great Lake and Algona Spirit Lake Templar Park Jackson Minnesota and Yellowstone and Chicago journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Russell
Agned Gibbons
Tos Firth
Kensad City
Yiett
Harry
Ty Stra
Ray Hubex
Burlington
Ray Yeay
Clougstraet
Gladyce Krueger Witl
la Crosse
Wiltor Wis
Fannie Lyon
A. G. Mors Fy “B
Cedar Rapide Kiwanis Club
Mra
BR. H. Dunlavey
Gleat Lake
Algona
Spirit Lake
Templar
Park and Jackson
Minn
Mike Warner
St. Paul
Grace Eggleson
Sumner
A. R. Egglestean
Ruteppels
Yellowtone National Park
Sohn L. Btark
Galen
Glen
Bjerk
Alter
Sweeney
Chicago
W. W. McAllister
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
August Meeting Set by Board of Supervisors
Local board of supervisors schedules regular August session for 8 a.m. Monday to address routine business pass bills and review several road issues. Also notes multiple residents travel plans, motor trips, and community notices across Waterloo and surrounding areas.
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Board of
super_visore
Hanley to Lecture on Anarchy at Chautauqua Tonight
Joe A. Hanley and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will perform at 7:50 p.m. in a Chautauqua program at Third and Arenas, followed by Hanley’s lecture “Anarchy, Its Cause and Cure” at 8:38 p.m. The event, part of a day’s schedule including other acts and a training performance, draws large crowds to Waterloo.
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Joe A. Hanley
Chicago Symphonic Orchestra
George Pertmann
L. Vernal Blout
Cry
Cind
Slout
Delgy
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tenroot
United States
Irvine
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Harling
Scotch Digging
Dugeies
W. E. Bledsrwoif
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Opera O Company
Harry Davies
Hadad
Auto Wreck After Brakes Fail Near Electric Park
Dr and Mrs A Wood Marble Beck and daughter Mrs Tom Brown were badly hurt when brakes failed and their car wrecked in a ditch on Rainbow drive near Electric park while avoiding an interurban car. Mrs Brown returned home. Mrs Wood went to Marble Rock. Mr Wood taken to Charles City by wagon.
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A. Wood
Marble
Beck
Tom Brown
Flying Street
Wood
Rainbow Drive
Electric Park
War‘erly
Brown
Marble Rock
Charles City
Ali Son
Church News Social Plans For Upcoming Events
Galloway Social union met yesterday at noon and planned an ice cream sociable on Frank Teeple lane next Tuesday hosted by Miss Doris Ward. This evening at Black's tearoom Miss M A Peterson will host a dinner party. Local guests include Miss Mary Louise Caughlin Des Moines Miss Dorothy Clasen Tripoli and Miss Leota Schmitt Hikader La. Pat's pond was crowded last evening with interested persons.
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Pinner
Misa Doris Ward
Black
Govers
Yong
Mary Louise Caughlin
Des Moines
Dorothy Clasen
Tripoli
Leota Schmitt
Hikader
Pat's’ Pond
Waa
Storm Last Night Benefits Local Farms Across Counties
Weather forecasters report localized showers across northeast Town with heavy rain aiding crops in Butler and Cedar Falls areas. Farmers in Independence and Buchanan counties welcome the rain, noting previous dryness and noting clover seeds and corn may recover. Some regions like Vinton saw no rain.
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County Farm Bureau
Allison
Butler County
Vinton
Waterloo
Benton County
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Buchanan
Independence
Buchanan County
Harvey L Shutts Pioneer Traveling Man on Bicycle and More
Harvey J. Shutts born July 21 1861 left Iowa City in 1867 with family traveling by wagon to Big Grove then Waterloo where he built a long career in retail drug and wholesale, riding one of the first motorcycles and later a Metz two plunger car on routes through northern Iowa. He traveled for decades covering vast miles, never sickly or medic, and recalled early frontier life including an India n reservation episode and ties to John Brown era kin.
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Harvey J. Shutts
Waterloo
J.P. Simpson
Cherian Smiley
Grinnell
Shutty
Ing
Tarver
Lows
Shutts
Pathervills
Ha Rada
Vinton
A. D. Grima
Wiferlgo Savings Bank
Harvey
Clark
Grima, Carpenter & Griffin
G. G. Griffin
A. D. Griffin
J. W. Logan
Griffin
Mr. Shutts
East
Tha Enat Stdd
Blore
Tha
West Alde
Wholesale Drug Company
Des Sioines Drug Company
Es Fy
Bhutts
Jia
Traer
Reinbeck
Kuts
Grundy Enter
Grundy Center
Afr. Shutts
Metz
Iowa City
Big Grove
Iowa
Elater
New York State
Porter
Cattaragus Island
Indiana
Blg Grove
John Brown
L. B
Joseph A. Coppock
Nebraska
Edwin
Joseph Coppock
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
Harper Coppock
Kansas
Weather forecast notes cooler air and storms
The forecast for tonight signals cooler weather with possible storms in the southern part of the state. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 50 to 66 degrees.
Block on Commercial Street Closes Partially Tomorrow
Motorists face minor disruption as Bryant Thres company ends paving tonight, leaving portion of the 400 block unfinished and blocking access in front of the post office tomorrow, with the rest opened as promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant ‘Thres
Traffic Plan Opens Streets to Ease Downtown Congestion
City traffic changes opens town district to Second street and Park avenue through to Fourth, easing Fourth street crowding. Citizens urge Commercial street outlet to relieve Commercial and Fourth bottlenecks amid Paul Davis building enclosure. East and outlying motorists may use Commercial to Park avenue or Second street then Washington street, improving routes.
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Town District
Second Street
Park Avenue
Jefferson
Cedar
Fourth Street
Trafic
Commercial Street
Fourth Streets
Paul Davis
Fourth
Fifth Street
Bridge Street
Washington Street
August Rain Delivers Heavy First Shower of Month
In Waterloo area, August rain reached 1.45 inches last night and early today, the first storm in over a month. Weather observer Ralph B. Slippy notes thunder, lightning, and wind with hail in spots, easing the sweltering heat and aiding dry soils and plant growth.
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Waterloo
Orificial
Ralph B. Slippy
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Society News
Incoln
Pres. Harding
Rogers Co
K. P. Auxiliary
Lake Arm
Jane R. D
Jemonsa
Ruth “Ameron
Oman
Rger
L. D. Miller
Clete Daler
Roland A. Roepe
Eerie
Sivan
Tom Bedi
An H. D. Giles
Kenneth Robinson
Josephs Mary
Alva Bryant
Peter Daley
Donia Stoy
N. W. Entwish
Walnutsatrest
Family of
Tieasters
Oa Onor
Mildred Entchers
Waulton
Auralia Browning
Mediapolis
Dora Bentlay
Cedar Falla
Josephine’ Sikkems
Hampton
Katheying Farwell
Grinnell College
Bunnyside Country Club
Faye Winson
St Louis
Esther Sweet
Rosen Mooney
Katherine Vanderveer
Waverly
Kueste
Tessie Bweeney
Gulu Merrian
Black's Tearoom
Mia
Bitte Scofield Tracey
Decorah
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Marsa
Loren J. Berry
J. P. Berry
Mr. Berry
Gideon
Gideons Will. J
Frank Bagwell
Bayard J Street
Elk Run
Security Benefit
Security Benefit Association
Cedar River Park
O. V. Sigma Phi
V. O. V. Sigma’ Phi Gorarity
Iowa State Teachers College
Daughters of Veterans
Jane Kirkwoo
Memorial Hall
Orzy
Brimr
Bradley
Fairway
Omaha
HW. P. Kratz
Eatarday
Minneapolis
Georgs
Stanley H. Knowles
Outana
Ll. Beal
C.F
Frank
New York
Niagara Falls
Elmar Eckburg
Flora Williams
C. B. Gaissinger
Lola Strows
Minnesota
Devil's Lake
The
Dells
Beatty
G. W
Brinkman
Wm. J. Thomson
J. FL Magee
Jennie Stricker
Freeport
Ace Bucci W
Gurry
Dunkelberg
Georzey
Mane
Schmidt
E. A. W. Club
Stricker i
Waterloo ‘Review
Charles Fegan
Dallas
Tex
Charles Bailey
Evangelist
Chautauqua Tent
Church News
Harvey L. Shutts
Shop Girl
Fite
I. H. Dillon
BE. HF. Nittte
First National Bank
Wright
Parnaces
Kaye, Trough
Bheer Metz
Mirom
Jefferson St
Anil al
Carl C. Bickley, M. Ds
Biven-to - Obstetrica
Leavitt
Johnson
Vhones
Office
W. H. Ross
L. & J. Bldg
Wateriog
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