Editorial Staff Picnic And Local Social Notes
A collage of society items from Waterloo includes editorial staff picnic at Cedar River park with light showers and a photographer's snap, Elklets invited to Waterloo events, lawn party at First Congregational church, farewell reception for the Barber family, a birthday party for Wilma Hay, Universalist church Sunday school picnic at Byrnes park, and multiple dinner and hosting plans around town. The notes feature Miss Carol Washburn, Miss Elsa Teeter, J. W. Henderson, Linda Hand guild, Fred Rath, Mrs. Hurton, and local venues like Sans Souci hotel and Cedar River park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Washburn
Burlington
Elsa Teeter
J. W. Henderson
Linda Hand Guild
Fred Rath
Cedar Heights
C. B. Hurton
Sans Souci
Clase
First Brethren Church
Cedar River Park
Evening Courier
Court House
G. A. Barber
Buffalo Center
St. Pauls OE
Alara
Corin
Barber
Bufalo Center
Edwarda
of Universalist Church
Byrnes Park
Dany
Piano Instruction Offered by Certified Miss Marion Ransler
Miss Marion T. Ransler, holder of a Teachers Certificate and an Artists Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art, offers piano instruction. She served as an instructor at the Damrosch School and teaches at Studio 601 Janes Bluck Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Ransler
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch
Janes Bluck Building
Courier Patterns For Courier Patterns Design Catalog
Courier patterns to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design. Send coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo for ten cents per pattern. Orders filled quickly and should reach you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Personal mentions of local figures visit and travel
E K Boisot vice president of First National bank Chicago visited his son Louis Boisot and attended Prospect Golf club. Leo Ramnoy left for Chicago after two weeks with relatives here. Dr and Mrs BE DeWitt Peake of Lebanon Illinois visit daughter Mrs Rudolph R Krebs in Waterloo. Dr Krebs is pastor at First Methodist Lebanon and father of writer EtHelt Everett Peake. Dr and Mrs Sidney D Smith return from Lake Park Spirit Lake and Okoboji. Arnold's park crowded with pleasure seekers. Dr Trevarthen Hopkinton and Attorney Trevarthen Perry visit their mother Mrs Janet Trevarthen in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs R A High depart for Lewiston Illinois after weeks with relatives in Waterloo Jesup and Hudson. Mrs W A Dewey leaves this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Boisot
First National Bank of Chicago
Louis Boisot
Prospect
Leo Ramnoy
Chicago
BE. DeWitt Peake
Lebanon
Ill
Rudolph R. Krebs
Leargitt Street
Dr. Krebs
Ancle Trevarthen
Franklin Street
R.A. High
Lewiston
Iilaha
Waterloo
Jesup and Hudson
W. A. Dewey
Social News Roundup From Salt Lake City to Waterloo
Miss Ella Murphy returns to Lyening Courier duties after a two week vacation. The list of visitors includes Rene W Greene with family, C. J. Wuston, Peter Grady and Catherine Cunpoolingham, Ruth Bridy, Olfa Gregg, Norvella Marsh, Maria Cole, and Mildred Hoffman among others. Attendees plan trips to Waterloo encampment and Chicago visits, plus a Des Moines state auditors convention. A birthday surprise gift was given to Mrs. Peter Wagner in Waterloo, with multiple family gatherings noted across Iowa cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wood
Ella Murphy
Lyening Courier
WL Greene
C. 3
Wuston
Peter Grady
Mga
Catherine jCunpingham
West Union
Ruth Bridy
Oelwein
Olfa Gregg
Austin
Alvnn
Ruby
M. H. Kimball
Lero
A. J. Fairburn
Maynard Minn
P. R. Griffin
Minneapolis
Grey Eagle
Minn
Nes Moines
Itta McKelvie
Ruth
Howard Walker
Archie Dean
Ailss
Alice Dean
Moline
G. Greiser
Graf
Sutomodiile
John
Matthew
William Rodgers Dies After Long County Residence
William Rodgers a Dunkerton area resident of Bennington and Lester townships since 1886 died Thursday after a brain hemorrhage. He was a director of Black Hawk County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co for 21 years and involved with Dunkerton Telephone Co and the Dunkerton Bank. The Baptist service drew a large crowd including distant relatives. Survived by widow six children and other relatives. niece Margaret C. Myers county superintendent paid tribute to his devoted christian home and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
William Rodgers
Mr. Rodgers
Woodstock
Canada
Bennington
Lester Townships
Black Hawk County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
Dunkkerton Telephone Co
Dunkerton Bank
Rodgers
Baptist Church
Day
Syracuse
N.Y
Insurance Company
Blakeville
Bunkerton
Elmer J
Ralph W
Geo. Spies
Jessie
Alice
Mary
Margaret C. Myers
County teachers' examination dates announced
There will be a teachers' examination in the office of County Superintendent Myers on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August 25 26 and 27. All county applicants will be examined there. The Kath Parlors at 409 W. Fidd St. closed in August will reopen the first of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traquers
Myers
Fidd St
Waterloo theatre to open season with burlesque shows
Manager Busby schedules weekly burlesque acts at the Waterloo theatre with a season start next Sunday and a formal opening September 15 featuring The Lady in Red from Chicago. The Columbia Burlesque Wheel will supply one night engagements in Waterloo through the year, with acts from Chicago St Paul and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
Fusby
Coehn's
Chicago
Horn
Gorroll
Waterloo
Ate Traction
Busby
Columbia Burlesque Wheel
Busby Bros
Columbia
Transfer of Waterloo Storekeeper to Mattoon Illinois Central shops
R. E. Downing long time Waterloo division storekeeper has been transferred to the Illinois Central shops at Mattoon where he will hold a similar post. E. G. Shapland succeeds him in Waterloo. Also Crowther and Beal travel to Chicago for an all accountants meeting amid an upcoming road inventory ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
R. E. Downing
Downing
Waterloo
T. C
Downline
E. G.shapland
Chicago
WG. Crowther
Master Mechanic's
K. @. Beal
Lara
Unita’ Central
Tnventory
Minois Central
Road Department
Innterstate Commerce Commission
Weddings In Church And At Home
A promoted offer details an etiquette encyclopedia on wedding ceremonies including church and home settings. It advertises a 2015 edition priced at $2.50 with a special 98 cent distribution, claiming comprehensive guidance on proper wedding forms and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press
Dr Jordan Calls Peace Glories Taught In Schools
Dr Jordan, president of the peace advocacy body, urged the National Education Association to emphasize peaceful achievement over battlefield glory. He argued history should teach growth and law, warn war destroys, and stress realities beyond warfare implications to shape a peaceful future. Delegates at the Fifty third annual convention neared 10000 attendance as election debates surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akiand
Cah
National Educaional Association
Days Starr Jordan
Hody and
Rers
Elas I
Phace
Greece
National Filucation Associaion
NLMAL
Grace C. Strachan
Dis Ric
Kehools
Brooklyn
No Vo
Davith Ph. Jub- Bon
Winthrop Ta
Fire damages barn and goods near Waterloo plant
A barn at 827 Cammer Street belonging to Paul Davis Dry Goods was damaged by fire last night. The structure stored window shades and ton and was used as storage. The fire origin remains undetermined though flames were confined to the barn. A nearby motor vehicle fire at Fifth and Water streets was extinguished without major loss. Mrs Vertia J Ianes plans to reopen hydrotherapy bath parlors at 194 W Fifth after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Cammer Bitgrl
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Fifth and
Water Streets
Vertia J. Ianes
Battle Creek
Summer Baby Care Advice From Children’s Bureau
Practical guidance on keeping infants cool and comfortable in hot weather. Focuses on light clothing, frequent water, and avoiding irritation from woolen garments. Explains prickly heat causes, treatment with tepid baths and baking soda, and prevention through cooling, limited clothing, and open-air living. Also covers diaper care, cradle cap, constipation remedies, and notes on teaching regular bowel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Sofia
Children’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
Washington, D.c
Castile
Ted Dairies
Hazleton Notes on Visits Obits and Local Events
Hazleton August 18 residents attend funeral of the late Amos Gabriskie in Stanley. Mrs. Charles Bahmler hosts Embroidery Club. Lee Scanlan moves family to new home. Bart Sadler of Waterloo visits. Elsie Weitman and Artrude Farrell go to St Paul for military goods. Edith Milhouse visits en route to Galena from Canada. WCTU convention in Independence features Violet Kiefer recitations and Yelta Wargagon paper. Albin Holmstron begins Iowa State Bank duties and Holvetron attends Gelweln business course. Edith McMillan marries. Mrs. Martha Sanders dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Haines
Urbana
Tda Tenney
Amos Gabriskie
Stanley
W. Nelson
R&r
Charles Bahmler
Une Priscilla
J. B. Truar
Indepentiesca
Lee Scanlan
Bart T. Sadler
Waterloo
Wr. Sadler
Elsie Weitman
Mise Artrude Farrett
St. Paul
Militnery
Edith Milhouse
H. H. Hunt
iGalena
Canada
Mesdames Hara McKenzie
Bk. J.short
Wm. Sadler
Henry Suhr
W.C. T. Leantvention
Independence
Tuesay
Violet Kiefer
Yelta iWargagon
Albin Holmst
Sage Tea and Sulphur Remedy for Darker Gray Hair
A vintage ad promotes Sulpho-Sage by Clifton Chemical Co Newark NJ as a non dye hair darkener. It claims to restore natural dark shade without recognition, remove dandruff, add gloss, and deferly look ten years younger. Sold with a money back guarantee through Henderson Drug Co and Hanson & Hanson Waterloo IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Chemical Co
Newark
N. J
Drunken Trio In Wild Night Lands One In Jail
Three young men started a Saturday celebration by driving an automobile owned by one of them’ s fathers. The operator, heavily intoxicated, wrecked the vehicle and collided with J. F Rigdon’s rig three miles northeast of town. The car was found in a Cednar River park ditch after midnight. the driver was jailed and released on a twenty five dollar bond. He faces damages for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanlies
J. F B. Rigdon
Cednar River Park
Man begs second chance to work for independence
Hugh Cooper, 93, appeals Municipal Court in Kansas City to leave the Jackson county poor farm after five years. He says his white hair misleads others, urges to prove he can support himself again and asks to be allowed to return and try to live independently. The judge dismisses with encouragement to go test his ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hugh Cooper
Charles Clark
Cooper
Jackson County
Sald
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Town City
Iowa City
Country Club
Woman's Industrial Society of First
Mesdames
W. H. Bickley
Herbert Northey
George W. Nauman
J. H. E Hildebrand
Minnie Crippen
M. L. Bowman
Willis Johnston
B. S. Bwisher
CG. M. Woolley
W. H. Bachman
W. 5. Brecuier
H.L., Wheelock
Henry Hammond
Harry Shaw
N- H. Loom
J. Turnbull
Lucy Scarttt
W. A. Hay
Afteen
Homa Park Boulevard
Wilma
A. H. Tatman
H. M. Smith
Ash Street
Peter Shaver
Albert Allen
Will Shaver
Harrison Shaver
Will Hardlein
Dorothy
Sigourney, Afr
Walter Lee
James
James Tes
Miss Henderson
Marie Good
Helen Henderson
Belwein
Auctionbridge
Blanche Martin
Mrs. Good
Mabel Anderson
Ruth Garman
Garmag
Canger Street
Faune Warten
Firat Congregational
Price Co
Tetas
WM. Rodgers
Wenly AL Dunkerton
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Gorrell Stock Company
Bushy
Laritins
Henderson
E. M. Henderson Music House
Lafayette & Hone
Jordan
Mingr Allmenta
Namoy
Pip
Pavn
Tra
Paupisa
Sycamore St
Palace Theatre
Lund-Christensen
Marte Lund
West
4Th St
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