ANNUAL PICNIC A SUCCESS AT CHAUTAUQUA PARK
The annual picnic of the Woman's Working Association of the First Presbyterian church at H A Boysen's cottage at Chautauqua Park drew a large attendance. Miss Mary Pratt spoke on mission work from Ambala India during the event. Mrs. A Litchfield presided. officers announced plans for future work. Several out of town guests attended, including Miss Kate Todd and Cora Dovenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
H. A. Boysen
Chautauqua Park
H. W.eherd
Mary Pratt
Ambala
India
Far East
4. L. Litchfield
Missionary and Aid Departments
Beng
King's Daughters
M. EK
Willard Hill
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo
E. Ju. Hilfebrand
Mary Wells
Fairfield
Scheckfield
Topaka
Kan
Cherry
Alpha Wabnitz
Muscatine
Louis Heckinger
A. F. Clark
Redfield
S. D
J. A. Webb
Courier Patterns Coupon for Fashion Department Patterns
Courier Patterns offers up to date design patterns by mail. Fill the coupon and send to Waterlooo Evening Courier with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns lead to perfect seams and orders ship within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Wayterloo Evening Courier
Waaterloo
Late church announcements and preaching schedule
Universalist morning service announced The Gift Beyond Price at First Presbyterian in the evening Rev Reherd exchanges pulpits with Rev Prank Schroeder pastor of Enet Park Church Union Wariness Mission conducts lecture at First M E church covering Northwest and Jefferson Streets Bible reading Sunday morning preaching Sunday afternoon and evening with Rev P L R Gowland in charge A and Jones of Leo Pharmacy Chicago endorses Foley’s Money and Tar Compound praising its cough remedy in a yellow package by HW OW Tagport
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Universalist
Sthiert
First Presbyterian
Reherd
Prank, Schroeder
Enet Park
Ehureh. Uaion
Forthwest
Jefferson Streets
Gowland
A. &. Jones
Leo
Chris
Cal
Foley & Co
Foley
Zone System Parcels Post Assured in House Reform
Washington August 17 Parliament debate on parcels post yields a zone system compromise closely resembling the Bourne plan. Lewis of Maryland and Mann orchestrate a shift to a zone scheme as the Post Office appropriation proceeds to conference with the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mann
House of Representatives
House
Lewis
Maryland
Senate
Senate. Thus Modified, the Post Office
Congress
Post Ofice
jDareels Post
T &H
Gluthes Fashion Shop Reopens In Irving House Corner
Joe and Jam fashion shop resumes operation with men’s clothing at Irving House corner of Bridge and Come Increbel Streets. Store emphasizes handsome furnishings and convenient sales areas. First fall shipments arrive as new styles on display for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe & Bons
Irving House
Bridge
Come
Chio Cago
Joe & Jam
Rainfall totals and weather notes from observer report
The morning rain measured to three tenths of an inch at Ralph B. Blippy’s home, with minor electrical display and one wind. Farmers hope for a break as August continues wet. Ripening delays and abnormal wetness affect crops, while warm, dry weather would speed up maturation. Foley Kidney Pills ad promotes backache and bladder relief with no harmful drugs, sold in two sealed bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Blippy
Cheomupanier
Progressive” Party
H. W. Taggart
Mountain climber probable killed in the Himalayas
Bombay reports Hunter Workman, American climber and explorer, likely killed by an avalanche while trekking the Himalayas in northern India. Expedition natives say a large slide overwhelmed the party, but they have no definite word on whether the victim was Workman or a guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
W. Hunter Workman
Himalayas Range
Mr. Workman
Bride Weighs 660 Pounds Weds In Brooklyn Alike
Miss Alpine Bluteh weighing six hundred pounds married Louis H. Aiken who weighed one hundred thirty four pounds in a Brooklyn aldermanic committee room after a six year courtship. The bride wore thirty six yards of pale blue silk and a fourteen inch bracelet. The ceremony connected to Coner Island and a museum attraction at the beach resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alpine Bluteh
Brooklyn
Louis H. Aiken
Jesse Moore
Aldermanic Committee
Mren
Coner Island
New Manager for Waterloo Millinery Depart in Paul Davis Store
Mrs F OR Lothrop of Minneapolis has moved to Waterloo to manage the millinery department at Paul Davis store with sister Miss F J Peek as assistant. Their father Mr OH Lothrop will live in the city. The Lathrops rent 1121 Grant Ave. He formerly worked in newspapers and has a son at the Chicago Record-Herald. Previously residents of Tlil ag they were townsmen of Congressman MeKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. OR. Lothrop
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Paul Davis
F. J. Peek
School children profiled in sixteen sections by Waterloo Evening Courier
Each week the Waterloo Evening Courier publishes a new profile of school children supplied by the program. A coupon appears on page 8 inviting readers to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siateen
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wasterloo Evening Courier
Brown Sees Strong Iowa Farm Goods Outlook
A. W. Brown, ex-city official and secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club, voices optimism on Christmas shopping, citing high merchant stock purchases since July and broadly superior crops. Rural traders report excellent yields in oats, with 65 to 75 bushels per acre in Manly and 56 to 65 in Orange township, plus rains boosting meadows and hay. Farmer cash flow should improve this fall, fueling winter business.
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A. W. Brown
Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club
Brown
Brown Crockery Company
Iowa
Manly
Orange Township
Waterloo
Mission Address on Sunday Morning by Miss Mary Pratt
Miss Mary Pratt, longtime India mission worker, will speak at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Her work at Ambala Girls' School and Asia mission knowledge mark her as a notable speaker for Waterloo residents. Also note farmer W S Gunsalus praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming fourteen years of use and recommending it, available from all dealers.
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Edith
Marion Wyant
Independence Avenue
Louise Rohde
Elmer Bevington
Des Moines
Blanche Martin
Edna Alten
Irene Rohde
Miss Wyant
Josephine
Alice Jennings
Cedar Falls
Maud Rath
Miss Rath
Miss Rohde
C. R. Rohde
Waterloo
Waterloo East
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scntt
Tempie
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Pratt
India
Ambala
Far East
Miss Pratt
W. 8. Gunsalus
Fleming
Rogers Bros
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Mabel Miller
Wellington
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High Street
Wagner
John Banghart
Alta
Lulu Holland
Decorah
William Holland
R. EB. McConnell
Fisher Apartments
Crabtree
Mis
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Jefferson Street
Lillian Greely
Tuttle
Colorado
Samuel Turner
Frank Smith
Amelia Wyeth
Nelson
Ben Hur Lodge
Melchoir Court
No. 8
Seash Hall
A. Ibpsom & Co
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A. Artus
A. Burch
A. T. Peterson
J. W. Ripke
J. M. Rishel
St. Luke’s English
C. R. Lowe
Randolph Street
Ripke
Rishel
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Dubuque
Mary Buck
Independence
Frank Schroeder
Logan Avenue
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Miss Buck
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Cedar River Park
J. H. Rose
Kern Street
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Lou
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Lynch
M. M. Lewis
Reinbeck
Lincoln Circle
G. A. TR
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Mra. FM. Storm
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F. R. Merrick
Grace M. BE
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Ethel Sadler
Hazleton
Blanche
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Alice Frank
Edna Thomas
Ames
EMA Nox Club
Blanche Stoner
Cripple Creek
Colo
Ralph Hummel
G. F. Scales
Washington Street
John Snyder
Franklin Street
D. A. BR
O'Cllock
W. R. Cole
Chaulanaya Park
Seraphic Board
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Edward Mullany
Hammond Avenue
Charles Sindlinger
Chicago
John Mullany
W. Tt. C. Thimbly
Mary Baldwin
Jackson Street
Advil Lichty
A. R. Kerr
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Thomas K. Feyen
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Searles
Feyen
M. B. Alexander
Theta Gamma Sorority
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Theta Gamma
Ninth Street East
Dora Griffin
Miriam Whitney
Florence Circle
Florence
Central Church of Christ
C. N. Harvey
Commercial Street
Girard
Harold Schultz
H.C. Schultz
Presbyterian Hospital
Lake Forest
Thy
Gluthes Fashion Shop
Bride
Opinion
Iron State
J. C. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
West Eleventh Stree
Black
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