Local social items and wedding notices from Waterloo
Daily notices list society items due by 11 and 2. Afternoon and evening events include receptions, club picnics, missionary society meetings, lodges, and mission studies. WEDDING ATTENDANCE: Mr and Mrs T M Buchanan travel to Canton Minn for the Crowl Pulver wedding at 7 pm with family witnesses. Crowl, Pulver, Howland as key names. NEXT: Knights and Ladies of Security to initiate fall class at Labor temple hall with program including solo, reading, and addresses. Pre nuptial party planned for Miss Helen Gates in honor of Miss Virginia Platt ahead of September wedding to Edward Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Taylor
Chautauqua Park
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Logan Aveage Evangelical Church
Par- Ory
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Cal. Sharp
Vermont
George Moody
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bunnell
Sumner
Waterloo
Iodge
Seash Hall
Pinkerton Hall
T. M. Buchanan
Canton
Minn
Edward W. Crowl
Buchanan
Ann Pulver
Crowl
F. S. Crowl
South Street
Chicago
Court House
H. T. Howland
Knights and Ladies of Security of Waterloo
Labor Temple Hall
Thang Solo
Anna
Tilp
Reading
Ivey Eggelston
B. Hadley
Long
Hazel Grines
H. G. Rogers
Helen Gates
Franklin Street
Virginia Platt
Edward Richandfton
Boston
Mass
Kida
Esther Page
Catherine Siberling
Informal parties honor brides elects and guests
The report lists multiple social events hosted by Mrs. William Weil Miss Elizabeth Conner and Mrs L W Marker with picnic plans at Hillcrest Cedar Falls and a two week camping party near Chautauqua park. A marriage in Elma between George Lloyd Evans and Margaret Claire Trunkey is noted with a reception at the bride’s sister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weil
Third Street West
Elizabeth Conner
Fifth Street West
L. EB
George Lloyd Evans
Margaret Claire Trunkey
Elma
V. N. Pelton
L. B. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Evans
Hina
Betty Stapleton
Spirit Lake
Misa Mae Harrison
Denver Street
TWO PULLMANS FOR LOCAL MASONS
Waterloo plans add two Pullman cars for Waterlo Masons and friends when the Knights Templar train arrives from Dubuque next Saturday. So far all but two reservations of the two cars are filled for the Rock Island operated route from Omaha to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Town Griers
Baltimore
Elks’ Lodge
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Blues
Knights Templar
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Waterlo Masons
Rock Island
Omaha
Denver
Eczema Cure Claim While Using Cuticura in 1912
Testimonial from Clement Levinson of Chicago describes years of eczema on hands, nightly itching, and sleep loss. After failed remedies, he credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with improving symptoms within two weeks and complete cure in two months. Includes promotional lines for Cuticura products and mail-order offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mation Place
Chicago
Clement Levinson
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Dle
The Evening Chit Chat on Self-Created Troubles
Ruth Cameron muses on how most misery stems from self-made worries rather than real troubles like death or poverty. She argues fear and regret fuel suffering, urges recognizing when blue moods arise, and notes much happiness is lost to imagined woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Courier patterns for up-to-date designs via cocoon
Instructions to obtain courier patterns by filling a form and sending to the fashion department in Waterloo with ten cents per pattern. Patterns include seams. Orders processed quickly but expect teaching in ten days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Gambling on Smoky Row Ends with City Jail Time
Percy Hopking and Thomas were jailed after a July 29 shooting during a gambling dispute. Thomas testified the shooting was accidental and both men pleaded guilty to gambling, receiving thirty days in the city jail. Hopking fled then was captured in a relative’s basement. Thomas remained hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hopking
Rifi
Walter Bhamus
Hopking
Thomas
Tne
Amidavtt
Dhe
Sioney Pool
Topkins
Tlopking
Topeking
Hoxie
Hopkins
Smoky Row
Bama
Thoms
Great Western Bridge Burned Near Pairhank
A fire destroyed King of bridge No. 60 on the road near Pairhank last night likely sparked by a passing freight train. The 144 foot structure will be rebuilt as repair trains move from Oelwein and traffic is detoured via the Wisconsin Central by Waverly Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of Bridge No
Pairhank
Oelwain
Tate
Winois Central
Waverly Junction
Boy fatally shot by revolver in front of office building
A 9 or 10 year old boy, son of Marrisy Stossy of 829 Fourth street, was struck by a .22 bullet when a revolver he was handling discharged near the C. A. building. He died at Mercy hospital after being brought in unconscious. Police searched for his parentage before identifying the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moines
Aug
Charita
Chicago
Marrisy Great Western
Stossy
Fourth Street
Jaitr
Mf. C. A
J. 8. Weingart
New York City
Mercy Hospital
C. M
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Kodak
Kodaks
Joder’s High Standard Pharmacy
Iowa
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Carlton Walker
Fourth Street West
Manuel Evangelical Church
Logan Avenue
B. M. Fritzainger
Lincoln. Y
Calvary Evangelical Church
Auction Bridge Club
Mra
I. T. Riordan
Wellington
C. O. Cass
Home Park Boulevard
la Lomita Club
Cedar River Park
Acco Nomia Club Picenic
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Willard Hall
S. S.C. E. Society of First Brethren Church
Prospect Park
First United Brethren Church
L. F. Potter
First Street West
Central Church of Christ
Missionary Societies of Grace M. E
Yip
Eamgse
Hejewelers
Mark Humphrey
Charles Eby
Richard Holmes
Robert Armstrong
Edwin Marsh
Wayne Bayress
Herbert Keller
Scott Stauffacher
Joe Eby
Hugh Gardner
Edward Meage
H. B. Taylor
Argyle Street
A. Frudenfeld
Mrs. Frudenfeld
Davenport
Mr. Frudenfeld
American Theatre
Heilman & Butterfield
XX Club
Julia Pettit
Allen Street
Fort Dodges
Saya
Freida Klaues
Dorothy Graalman
Waterloo Cleaning and Dye Works
W. 5Th St. Bridge
Ehollers
Sane
Rom 'Teem
Foley
Wodaia
All Drugeists
Davl Davis Day
Eas
Shoe Department
Wright & Peters
Offon
Oxfords
Great Westerm Bridge
Boy
Revolver
Kino
Sqwall
James
Kirk & Co
Touet
BATH
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