Waterloo social notes and wedding at parsonage
A Waterloo page of society notes lists Thursday events including a midafternoon ladies circle picnic at Elk Run and an ice cream social at 1116, M. H. A. dodge. It also reports the marriage of Dorothy Kibbie to Will J. Sornberger at a parsonage with Rev. H. P. Rohlman officiating, followed by a dinner with Kibbie family at 794 Oak Lawn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Eightey
M. &, Circle
Elk Run
Mra
Lucy Askew
J. C. Davis
Chicago
J. O. Lamb
M. H.A. Dodge
F. A. Clark
Fremont Street
Waterloo
Llodge
G. AR. Dall
Dorothy Kibble
Will J. Sernberger
H. P. Rohlman
St. Mary's Church
E. J. Kibbie
Oak Lawn Avenue
Sornberger
F. W. Sornberger
Werherloo
Eldora
Panay Club Plans Picnic After Meeting at Hannell Home
The Panay club held its regular meeting at Mrs. H. Hannell's home. Musical numbers by Mrs. J. G. Pilson and Miss Emma Bunnell accompanied sewing. Members schedule a Cedar River park picnic for next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Club
Panay Club
H. §. Hannell
Mra. J. G. Pilson
Emma Bunnell
Cedar River Park
Town Traffic Men Unlimbered Guns
George W. Hirstley returned from Marshalltown where he attended a meeting of directors of the Interior Iowa Traffic Men association. Arrangements were made to incorporate and work for satisfactory freight rates for interior Iowa titles. The Iowa commission has filed a petition to reopen the Iowa rate cases with plans for monthly meetings in various cities, likely next in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hirstley
Marshalltown
Waterloo Shippers
Interior
Iowa Traffic Men’s Association
Iowa Commission
Towa
Lkely
City in Brief: Local Notices and Social Roundup
Advertising changes and travel notices mix with social updates in Waterloo. Individuals like G N Lee, T P Welch, and J E Bates visitors report trips to Chautauqua Park, New Orleans, and Chicago while marriages and license filings appear for Barney Duffey and Gertrude Burell. Local health and market pricing note tomatoes at 7 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bates
Ljeanette
Peoria
Chicago
Barney J. Duffey
Gertrude Burell
Waterloo
Arthur Hubbard
Traverse City
Mich
Mise Marie Bennett
Chautauqua Park
M. J. O'Keefe
Independence
Pearl City
W. E. Spencer
Meyjars
Caroyl Tuttle
Aurora
C. M. Parker
L. A. Kuhns
Connell Bluffs
R. G. Lake
Burton Apartments
Fremont Street
Parsons' Music House celebrates thirty eight years in Waterloo
L. B. Parsons, head of Parsons Music House at 18 20 Sycamore street, marks thirty eight years since he arrived from the east and started a piano and organ business in Waterloo. The firm grew from a small Fourth Street store to a large four story piano retail building, becoming a major middle west music retailer as Waterloo expanded. Letter Porter of Orange township visited Captain George Weil's home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Boston
East Fourth Street
James Black Dry Goods Company
I Jacerd
Middle West
Parsons
Parsons Music House
Sycamore Street
Waterlow
Wateriow
Died at Home of Her Son Mrs Rose Webster
Mrs Rose Webster died unexpectedly last night at 9 at her son Harry Webster’s home, 117 Town Street. Born Rose Hila Austin in 1858, she spanned pioneer roots in Indiana and Iowa, married John A Webster in 1879, and moved to Springfield, then to Waterloo. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 at the residence, with graveside services in Greely. Her surviving family includes two sons, Edwin and Harry, a daughter-in-law, two brothers, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Webster
Harry Webster
Town Street
Webster
Altho
Albert Lea
A. J. Northrup
Greely
Rose Hila Austin
Rosling Prairie
Ind
Delaware County
Iowa
John A. Webster
Springfield
Harry
Edwin
Oelwein
Flw
William J. Austin
South Dakota
Vinton Men Tried for Navy Recruit, Cleared for Duty Denied
Vernon Yeakle and Joseph Daumbaugh of Vinton reported to the local naval recruiting station seeking service with Uncle Sam. After inspection, they were told there were no openings due to Yeakle’s enlarged tonsils and Daumbaugh’s defective vision. Flora Cutler Coen, Supervisor of Children's Dept., noted the opening day constraints as the scene unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Cutler Coen
Children’s Dept
Body of Edward Schmidtke Arrives in City Tonight
The body of Edward Schmidtke, who died in Terry Montana, is expected to arrive in the city this evening over the Chicago Great Western railroad. It will be placed in state awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schmidtke
Terry, Mont
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 p m
The remains will be removed to the Hileman and Gindt undertaking parlors for funeral services Thursday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev H Mueller of First Lutheran Church. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. EK
Cedar River Park
First Lutheran Church
John Beeker
Herman Berker
Ernest Griefnow
Hileman & Gindt
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Lucile
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Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
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Clear Lake
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