Social whirl marks 1921 brides amid Sunnyside Club debut
The 1921 social season thrives with Sunnyside Country Club at the center of Waterloo life. Brides and fiances host and attend announcement parties, luncheons, dinners, dances, and yat musicales presented by Miss Miriam Marsh and Mrs. Co. W. Chapman. Upcoming nuptials include Beth Whittle and L. C. Ransom, Celeste Miller and William E. Burns, Mae Clark and William Duffy, Maude Knoop and Loren J. Berry, Gladys Buckles and Harry Ulrich, Mare Hersh and John Howard Blough, plus earlier weddings of Alfred W. Mullan, Alfred A. Hoffmann, T. Bulen McCormack, Arthur Elliott, and others, as club members plan outings and dances. The season also features club dances, Women’s Relief Corps and Friendship Club activities, and regional engagements announced at Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Sunnyside
Ihe
Watterloo
Co. W. Chapman
Rolf
Beth Whittle
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Celeste Miller
JL. D. Miller
William E. Burns
St. Joseph's Church
Mae Clark
Chicago
William Duffy
Maude Knoop
Loren J. Berry
Gladys Buckles
Harry Ulrich
Mare Hersch
John Howard Blough
Alfred W. Mullan
Winton
Alfred A. Hoffmann
Stroom
Columbia College
Dubuque
T. Bulen RcCormack
Rio ‘Vista
Cal
Arthur Elliott
Massachusetts
Violinist Returns After Summer Term in Chicago School
Mrs. Jennie Haffa of Waterloo returns from a summer program at a Chicago Musical College where she studied with Leon Sametini and audited Leopold Auer classes. Auer, famed as a top violin teacher, lectured at the college for five weeks, influencing many artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Agoga
Jennie Haffa
Waterloo
Jclass
Cago
Ness Sorenson
Chicago
Musical College
Haffa
Leon Sametini
Leopold Auer
Eugene Ysaye
True Gold Lady From MOLNE MATEER
John Towers, a diligent village banker and owner, notices the White and Gold Lady while walking Lovers Lane. He courts Lily, a refined visitor from Willow Lawn house, choosing love over an arranged match as Lily’s father opposes the match. The tale follows their courtship and Lily’s rise to become his wife while sustaining home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Towers
John
Main Street
Lovers Lane
Willow Lawn House
Lily
Beauty Chats and Summer Skincare Tips From Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes offers sun safety and digestion friendly summer beauty advice. She warns against heavy sunburn and iced drinks while promoting plain cool water, buttermilk, and milk for hydration and complexion. Readers are told how to care for hair with scalp massage and a good tonic.
White and Gold Lady Aiding a Downtrodden Bank Fall
John Towers faces ruin after a village bank failure and loneliness at home. Lily, the White and Gold Lady, plans a revival through a tea venture she has built for friends from college. Her idea, helped by her father’s support, aims to rebuild his business on a solid foundation.
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John
Lily
Helen
ATL
John Towers
Newport Woman Last Grandchild of Independence
Newport Rhode Island August 13 Henrietta Channing Ellery of Newport is the last surviving grandchild of a signer of the declaration of independence. She is the granddaughter of William Ellery born April 8 1838 and has lived her entire life in Newport. Her sister Mary long deceased never married. The Ellery homestead on Thames Street no longer stands. The Newport chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is named for this signer and formed in 1896 at Ellery’s house. The trunk William Ellery used to Washington is in the D A R chapter collection. Ellery park honors the donor after she gifted land by the old homestead site. Also notes meeting of Waterloo W OC T O and county convention at Cedar Falls with essays on Alcohol in Medicine for a medal contest.
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Associated Press
Newport
R.I
Henrietta Channing Ellery
William Ellery
Ellery
Mary
Thames Street
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Eltery
Washington
Walter Delaney
William Delaney
Clermont
G. A. Doerfler
Cedar Rapids
Marsh Place
Clear Lake
Waverly
A. F. Davis
Vivian
Joliet
Davis
V. K. Bartling
Williston Avenue
Mary B. Atwater
Dorothy
Helens
Mont
H. F. Miller
Danville
Waterloo
C. M. Greene
Rockford
Fort Dodge
Miami
Ala
South
Mamie McGinn
Wenner & Mosier
New Hampton
Armour, S. D
E. Siftson
la Porte City
Minnie Goodman
Lola
Clayton
Kan
L. A. Pari °Sons
Walnut Street
W. D. Johnston
Fort Dodger
County Supervisors’ Association
Cout Board
Local notices and personal items from Waterloo area
A long list of short items notes residents visiting relatives across Iowa and neighboring states, including Adaline Adolphs of 1139 Hawthorne Avenue ill with scarlet fever, Chief H. H. Young and family off for a De Motines weekend, theft report by John F. Troestler on 623 Columbia Street, and numerous travels and hospital stays. Other items mention a divorce suit by Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, liquor selling charges against Chris Sorensen, and travel plans for Worth Hillman family and Frank White of Sioux Falls visiting Waterloo.
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H. H.young
Dea
John F. Troestler
Columbia Street
Clark, Sakier
Mino
Newell Street
Eda Behrens
Lagertown
Roy Ureprung
Flora Behrene
Williams Attends Rail Veterans' Reunion on Springfield Division
W S Williams general superintendent of Illinois Central lines departed for Clinton to attend a large picnic of veteran employees who once served on the Springfield division. Williams rose from switchman in 1888 to brakeman conductor train master and superintendent, reflecting a long rail career within the division.
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W. 3. Williams
Ilinois Central Lines
Clinton
Springfield
Willams
Large city church listings fill Sabbath services and events
A lengthy OCR of church notices lists Rev. C. Kel ford and many congregations across Jefferson and similar streets with multiple services morning and evening, Sunday schools, junior and senior groups, prayer meetings, and special themes. It documents locations, pastors, and schedule details for baptisms, communion, and youth activities across numerous parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maymond W. Cross
Sun-1
Orner
Jefferson
A. Peterson
Bungay School
Morni “A. Reart
Fourth Street
Ernest B. Mounsey
Holy Communion
Syn
Mornth
Queen Avenue
John A. Deed- Reetezen
Piret
Wellington
William Sack
Shorn
W. K. Beachier
J. A. Deedtick
Congregation
Soma of Jacob—fill ‘Garistian Workers Meeting
Fifth Street West
F. PB
Yampol
Saturgars
Lutaraan
Deuiah Lutheran
Fifth Street
Aghoel
M. S United Beetherer
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
Society
Mission For Prayer Meeting
Elery
Luther League Carintadel
Dems
Church of the Redeemer
Church of the Jeemer
Hhapel
Mulberry Street
Otto
Randolph
Siam J Raspe
Walnut
Luthevan
Walnut Andi Street
Henry Prekel
Vine
Aristian
M. Bersicts
Garman and
Morea
South Rose
Chan
D. Serriil
Duke
Whale Courts
Campbell Avenue
Leland-H- Lesher
Christian Bu
Christ
Yan
Bulletin board at Universalist Church updated
A glass enclosed interchangeable bulletin board in front of Hileman and Gindt’s chapel displays the church name and pastor Rev. Quo S. Rasne. Each week the sign proclaims a sermon topic and a related sentiment for passersby, this week noting brotherhood of man. Dr. A Preston of Westminster Presbyterian outlines religion in pioneer life and its link to Iowa State history and summer economics at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Universalist
Hileman & Gindt
Quo S. Rasne
Brotherhood of Man
Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
University of Iowa
Preston brother to speak at Union services Sunday
R Preston the pastor's brother will speak at union services Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian church at 7 45 pm. The event features Prof H Preston of Seattle who is a PhD and professor of economics at the University of Washington. The report notes Dr Preston is a brother of Dr (unreadable) and references recent religious incidents in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Will
Iowa
Prestos
University of Washington
Union Meeting in Lincoln Park With Dr. Macartney Address
A union meeting will be held at Lincoln Park Sunday starting at 7 45 p m An illustrated screen will be shown and Dr Joan Robertson Macartney will deliver the address If weather permits the event moves to First Presbyterian Church.
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M. Epworth League
J. J. Johnson
Ene Ues
Lincoln Park
Archer Avenue
Rav. Co. Hereen
Nevada Strest Sunday School
Etter
Ierolnute
St. Focus
R—Rex
Epworth
Franklin
T. J. Fuller
Albany
Mobile
Rev. C Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
West Park
Kers
Cutter
Cutler Street
George Mt
Park
Afulberry
John Robertson Macartney
God
Union
First Presbyterian Church
Echogs
First Unite Presbyterian
Second
Wellington Streets
Rev. Norwood
J. Calhoun
Northminster
Fallen
Avalon
Daniel J. Gretzinger
Croir
S. Teachers’ Institute
Astmingster
Walsington
Rarndoksh
Archibald Campbell Preston
D.D
Cedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
J. C. Orth
Christian Endeavor
Joan Robertson Macartney
Waterloo pioneer George P Beck Sr laid to rest at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for George P Beck Sr longtime Waterloo builder were held at Sacred Heart church after the body lay in state at 810 Jefferson Street. Rev J M Molloy officiated with Sacred Heart choir, burial at Calvary. Surviving children include Mrs Mos S Frank Waterloo F W Beck Waterloo Mrs M M Herold Cheyenne George P Beck Jr Long Beach Cal Mrs J E Bentley Waterloo Mrs T Decker Waterloo J P Beck Petaluma and a brother Frank Beck Waterloo with half brother John Bressler present.
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Waterloo
George P. Beck, Sr
Sacred Heart Church
Jefferson Street
Marshalltown
George P_ peck, Jr
Long Beach
Beck
Ann
Sacred Heart Choir
H. Frank
T. M. Watts
Henry Weis
Albert Holzer
W. Friedl
Edwin Mesick
A. W. Brown
J.c.man
Paul Davis
Ira x Will Logan
C. E. Pickett
J. M. Molloy
Calvary
Mos S Frank
F. W. Beck
M. M. Herold
Cheyenne
Wyo
George P. Beck
Cal
Lineman Hurt in Fall From Tree Near Reinbeck
William Beebe a lineman for Northwestern Bell at 411 Jefferson Street was hospitalized at Presbyterian with two broken ribs torn ligaments severe bruises and internal injuries after a 25 foot fall from a tree near Reinbeck at 2 pm Wednesday. He was trimming branches when the decayed limb gave way and he landed hard. He is reported recovering satisfactorily today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beebe
Jefferson Street
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Reinbeck
Wedney
Besbe
Dr Spry to Speak at First Methodist Sermon
Dr W F Spry district superintendent will preach at First Methodist Episcopal church at 11 p m tomorrow.
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Society News
Awkumer Club
Mary Davis
Mildred O'Connor
Arnold Nemecek
Es Prursdave
Mg. Anne. Peck
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Minnie Jewell
Tere
Rimes
Rose McCord
Elizabeth Billings
Charlotte Durfer
Grace Bross
Nellie Lawless
Catherine Newcomb
K. J. Nelson
Iowa Falls
Cedlar Rapids
Hidora
Burrows
JW. H. Burrows
Mar
Marion DeMotte
Harry Brooks Moser
Hilidora
Fred Wehrman
Edna Moyer
Fern Reed
Eldora
Catherine Yuill
iCedar Rapides
iMiss Esther Belkin
J. F. Belkin
Leity
Herbert Edward Martin
Universalist—Ladies’ Social Union
A. B. Kepford
Henry Grout
H. B.cropper
N. W. Frisble
W. H. Jenness
Mrs. Haffa
True Gold Lady
Molne Mateer
Edna Kent Forbes
Kidda
B. B.c
M. I
Beauty
Minerva
T. O
Cedar Falls
W. OC. T
Willard Hall
Adaline Adolphs
Hawthorne Avenue
L. J. Lauritzen
Minnesota Lake
Minnesota
Chris Sorensen
Sorensen
Prospect
Worth Hillman
Annie J.arman
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
J. D. Collins
Argyle Street
White
Floyd CG. White
Waterioo Hardware Company
Clayton E. Bronson
Jenkins, Minn
Mr. Bronson
Minneapolis
Minn. R
Wangler
Jenkins
Park K Rapids
Bronson
Yeamore St.advertiaeme
W. S. Williams
Courier
Seremth
Lulund Business Corthwest Room
Bares Avenue
Burtalayeore
Ana Richi Street
C. Kelford
Perlok
Suni Achool
Pirst—Jefferson
Parkover
Clyda J. Askins
Punter School
Clyde J. Amkins
Walgut
Purser, Jr
Pase
Searchlight Room
Douglas Street
W. W. Ewing
Serelyes
Mulberry
Padav
Henry Kuester
Maurus Eberle
Theodore Worm
Stone Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
la. mi
Victor A. Hall
Resi
Aence
Broadway
Church OF Christ
Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Marsh-Place Building
Frank W. Court
D. D
Fred J
Clark
Grace—Heagy
E. J. Lockwood
Fourth
Fifth
Brothe Atlssion
Sree Street
Ensign and
Mra
Henry Nicholiss Ofiers
Iam
Bolineesee
Pth
Mastin
Woods Pulling
Sesion
Ruth Saecway
Vesper Service
Me. C. A
Bridgs Street
Commercial Street
Gospel Mail
Metropolitan” Hlolinses Bilssicn
NEW Bulletin Board AT
Universalist Church
Sterno
Sterno Stores
Ieee
East Fourth ‘St
Geo. P. Beck, Sr
Conservatory
Ic Scheel
Wasterloo
Sme City and
Stata
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