Grant circle and social notices from Grant Circle meeting
The Grant Circle discussion covered biblical topics including the ancient conquests and atonement narratives with Prof Kemp's criticisms used. Garden work by school children is praised for plot cleaning and plantings while Miss Gladys Eastburn is hosted at a dinner and social event. A Waterloo visitors party, a sixth birthday party for Carol Walters, and Ladies of the G R meet at Pythian temple with memorial hall support are noted along with several local social events and upcoming plans at a picnic and dance.
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Grant Chautauqua
von Skuch Aleo
Grant
Co. Cadwallader
Kemp
Lincoln
Pythian Temple
Williame
Jefferson Street
Memorial Hall
Causa
Oth
Local residents visit kin and relatives in Waterloo area
Hoopeston visitors Mr and Mrs Richard York arrive to stay with Mr and Mrs F B Forney at 134 South Barclay. Several others from Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids and Charles City travel or return home after visits in Waterloo and area. Folk discuss trips to Chicago for training and vacations across Iowa Colorado and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Waterloo
Charles City
Fred c. Pfeffer
Waterloo
H. T. Shepherd
Meryle Brown
N. J. Tiedmann
Gon Richard
J. Pfeffer
Florence and
Mildred
Genevieve Shepherd
Platteville
Wis
Richard York
Hoopeston
Ill
F. B. Forney
South Barclay
Henry Bowen
Fort Dodge
Samuel Craiglew
Hile
man-Gindt
Iowa
M.D. Dillon
Agnes
Cedar Rapide
Mra
Mrude E. Salter
First Street
M.C. Salter
St Joe
RE. Dunn
Minneapolis
Otto Junger
Martin . Magnussen
Devehter
Hattie
Garven
Junger
Elsie Eggier
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Nora Schultz
Almandstreet
F. Wilson
Manchester
H. DB. Cowles
Mullan Avenue
Loras Gibbs
T. J. Dunn
Marion
Waterloo advertised as residential haven for wealthy city men
Local merchants consider a large scale campaign to advertise Waterloo as a retirement haven for successful business people seeking rest from city life. The effort follows the Town Criers Ad club visit to a national advertising convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cave and
Contfort
Town Criers
Ad Club
Chicago
Humdria
United States
Linden News in Brief From Aug 7
Linden notes residents moving on Mulberry street and Blowers Addition. Families travel to Unionville Gay for rest and visit. Andrew Wibby becomes Denver interurban foreman and rooms with sister on Linden Avenue. Local relatives return from Hampton Goodell Sheffield and Savanna. Evelyn Miner recovers from illness. Earl Crandall aboard the battleship Tennessee reports safe New York arrival after a year abroad, mostly in Egypt and Turkey.
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Linden
Linden Avenue
Win
Bell
Byranett
Hampton
Alexander, Goodell
Sheffield
Ralph Clayton
Savanna
Ill
Evelyn Miner
Earl Crandall
Tennessee
New York
Egypt
Turkey
Waverly Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Waverly residents share a busy snapshot of summer visits and departures. Charles Burke returns from Waseer Minnesota for a two week family visit. Eunice Ford and Horace Shattuck marry in Brookings and plan to live in Charles City.
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FH. M. Pierce
Nashua
Misa Eunice Ford
Horace Shattuck
Brookings
Charles City
Irene
Meta Lusenhop
Iva Rust
Lake Vile Lard
Minn
Panulfte Schultz
Emily Bunyard
Chicago
Mra
Harl Moore
Ruth Voight
Green Bay
Mich
Moore
Michigan
Atrs. P. B. Gries
Sioux Falls
J. P. Fatlan
Margaret
Omaha
J. Mf. Gross
Garrison Clerk Clarence Nahholz Vacation Home Visit
Clarence Nahholz of the Garrison Supply Co. store is on two weeks' vacation at his Brandon home. Mrs. M. J. Jones is visiting relatives at Mt. Auburn and trends in the area.
Local social notes plus travel updates and a birth
Miss Grace Crager of Iowa City visits at home this week. Emiel M. Barr and wife returned from their wedding trip to housekeeping at O. W. Stevenson. C. A. Burris and wife visit Ohio. Miss Merle Burris attends a convention in Omaha. E. A. Tisdale and family visit Garrison. S. T. Grayson visits Orleans with brother James at a summer cottage. Miss Rona Voorheis visits Jesup. Co W Hoke and wife welcome a baby girl.
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Grace Crager
Iowa City
Emiel M. Barr
O. W. Stevenson
J. B. Ratphart
T. Grayson
Orleans, Inc
James
Rona Voorheis
Jesup
Co. W. Hoke
Bristow Social Notes Update On Visits and Meetings
Bristow and nearby residents report guests from Mason City Readlyn Parkersburg Cedar Falls and Dumont. News includes Elliott family moving to a country home and John Johnson buying a new drill. Domestic Science club met with Mrs Emma Coonley and W C T U district convention elected officers in Dumont.
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Bristow
Mason City
Parkersburg
Emma Coonley
Lottie Shatin
Sarah Flanagan
Neta Bennage
Cedar Falls
Twenty-Second
Dumont
Cora M. Neal
Clarksville
Elma Brown
Mary Hickla
Shel Rock
Elizabeth Corey
Aulmande Wolls
Waverly
Improves in Town as Residents See Progress
Gristow pursues new ventures and a cleaner, better town is hoped. Mrs G V Surfus improves after a long illness while Mrs Florenca Hewett injures her wrist and arm? Mr Frank Kilson shows improved health now in Allison. Miss Florence James returns home to Waterloo after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gristow
G. Vv. Surfus
Florenca Hewett
Frank Kilson
Mace
Allizon
Florence James
Waterloo
Visit Notes From Mrs Mac Morford And Company
A ten‑day visit with friends Mrs Hal Bunker and Mrs. Mac Morford is mentioned with Mr Hal Bunker arriving from Charles City on Wednesday. Mrs Morford is reported to be improving slowly while Grandma Wilkinson remains confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal. Bunker
Charles City
Mac Morford
Grandma Wilkinson
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio
A dated advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy cures by a constitutional approach and offers circulars and testimonials while noting high costs for failing cures. It also promotes Will’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temenes
Tural
F. I. Uneney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &O
Olde
Ably Supported At Home Of Her Son David
A brief item notes Ably staying at the home of her son David, with no further details about dates or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
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S.C. Walters
Carol
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Wilma Blatt
Frederick Scheel
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Delta Alpha
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New York Institute of Musical Art
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Jacksonville
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Komer Smitt
Mar- Sun
Lafayette Atreat
Marg Wendfeld
Chyus Rinehart
Ladies Ad Society
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Earl Gaker
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Sali
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Eczema
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