Waterloo social notes and birthday gatherings
A crowded list of society events from Waterloo notes upcoming meetings and picnics. Miss Mary Lynch leads tonight’s Ancillae society as Waterloo hive and Pansy club host Cedar River park outings. Lend a Hand guild holds a 5 pm supper at Byrnes park. Riverside Drive club picnics at Electric park. First Baptist Young Women host a picnic honoring Mr. Klinefelter with a large family gathering at Byrnes park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancillae Society
Mary Lynch
Waterloo Hive
Cedar River Park
Pansy Club
Lend A Hand Guild
Byrnes Park
Entre Novus Club
Johr. Cordes
Riverside Drive
Electric Park
Young Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Blanche Anté Nelle Thompson
Klinefelter
John W. Klinefelter, Jr
Waterloo
Altho
Esther
John W
James F. Klinefelter
Nat Johnson
C. B. Miller
Cedar Falls
A. D. Cramer
Ralph Cramer
Ida Kiinefelter
Tim Kellogg
Louise Michel
Tlice
Kiinefelter
F. Ss. Arthur
Sidney E. Good
Barbara Klinefelter
Madison
Wis
Frank T. Klingaman
Hudson
Klingaman
J. R. Pratt
Holly, Colo
Park
Sam Lumbus
Mel Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Audrey
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Thompson
Nelle
Faith Potter
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advised
An advertisement extols Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ailments blamed on female health issues. It portrays the wife as a moral center while urging women to use the product to regain health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia K. Pinkham
Fireman Hurt in Road Accident Near Waterloo
Tom Powers of the Waterloo fire department was badly injured in a motorcycle crash eight miles south of Waterloo on Sunday. His bike skidded while attempting to overtake riders, breaking a bone above the ankle. He was rushed to Waterbury and then St. Francis hospital. The bone is badly shattered and surgery may be required. A Waterloo motorcycle group had left for a Marshalltown picnic earlier that day. Powers was trying to catch up as roads were slippery after Saturday night rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Powers
Waterloo
Powers
Anto
St. Francis Hospital
Marshalltown
Patel
New Theatre Contract Bids Sought On Fourth Street
Bids for a moving picture theatre to be erected on Fourth Street West by a syndicate for J. E. Bryant are invited from contractors. Bids open Thursday in Architect M. B. Cleveland’s office. Building to be finished by November 1. The structure will feature a terra cotta front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Theatre
Fourth Street West
J. E. Bryant
M. B. Cleveland
Record Breaking Attendance At Campmeeting Opens
Delegates arriving by train swell attendance for the annual Young People's alliance convention and Sunday School event at Chautauqua Park. Rev. C. Staebler will preach. Rev. J. Engel and Rev. Edward Lang lead opening exercises. Weather may yield a record turnout with thousands expected for closing services next Sunday. Local clergy and officials from Evangelical churches across the state are represented. preparations include housing and coordinated programs through Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Alliance
Chautauqua Park
The
Evangelical Association
Cg, Staebler
D. D
Cleveland
J. H. Engel
YFL
Edward J. Lang
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Chautauqua
Willard Hall
Town Evangelical Association
Evangelical
R. F. Kurtz
H. Plantikow
Wm. H. Beachler
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Dr. C. Stachler
Eggs and Tomatoes Rise in Public Market Prices
Market at Fifth and Lafayette sees an uptick with eggs up one cent per dozen to 25 cents and tomatoes advancing five cents with choice samples at 80 cents a bushel. Wagons supply a broad list of quotations including butter, onions, milk, peaches, bananas, melons, apples, cucumbers, beets, and oranges. no potatoes sold today. Mr Mistulsky, first vendor on market opening, plans more loads tomorrow at 0 scents a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistafsky
Mistulsky
Fifth
Lafayette
Neutrality on Electric Railways Policy Warns Trainmen
A city railway company instructs trainmen to refrain from discussing the war to maintain neutrality amid diverse views. Management cites potential disputes and public harmony as reasons, aiming to prevent outbreaks of tension in a mixed workforce.
Waterlooans Have Fine Wheat Crop in Colorado
Hummel and F. M. Merrick of Waterloo supervise threshing on their lands in Colorado. The Courier and Reporter received sample heads of grain described as well-filled with plump berries. Humme] reports 520 acres of wheat with 400 acres in one parcel and 120 in another, located twenty-nine miles east of Denver on the 7. P. railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Strassburg
Denver
CO. Hummel
F. M. Merrick
Colorado
Courier and Reporter
Humme
Winnipeg Couple Completes Restful Motorcycle Stop in City
Mr and Mrs T Creen of Winnipeg Canada arrived last night by motorcycle and lodged at the Irving hotel en route to Chicago. They plan to reach Chicago Tuesday evening in easy stages and may later undertake a trip to Los Angeles. Advertisement notes made to measure suits at Glaslow Tailors priced at 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Elftman
Mulberry Street
Katherine McIntyre
Edgar Dean
T_ M. Creen
Winnipeg
Canada
Irving Hotel
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
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Hall-Ekfelt Company
Vernis Martin
Aroud
RUG Store
Hall-Erfelt Company
Park Avenue and
Lafayette ST
Tt Society
House
Maude Slippy
Horace Slippy
Cornell College
Tenay McFadden
Denver Colo
Lois Howard
Rockwell City
Fred J. Kluss
Vernon
E. L. Botts
Boise
Idaho
C. Allen Hogle
Las Animas
Colo
McFadden
Paul's
Oa. Law
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
A. Woodring
Lloyd Hoofnagle
Women's Home Missionary Society
Frank i Baldwin
Ackermant Street
JH. BE. Bagley
Franklin Street
Lucile
Crystal Theatre
Kagley
Jessie Forney
Leontine Louie
Council Tufts
Alice Kane
R. E. Peterson
Peterson
Esther Peterson
B. of L. EB
L. M. Marker
Pine Street
Abe
Gibbs
Farley
Bealtey, Mappy
Kids ON New Theatre
Aimler de Hires Tlon
Lillis Goetze
P. A
Sime Seriation
Bishay Wr
Arate Busines Horn
Hagel
H. Mantlikow
Waterlooans
Nadindla Cream
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tom
Wangler Bros
T. H. Cobb
East Fourth Street
Glassow Tailors
Aus
Bridge Street
Vpes Jhe
Purters
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