Cotillion dance and club notices in Waterloo region
Tuesday events include Cotillion club dance at Sans Souci hotel with Pressy Frank and Nathan Sharp in charge, W R C thimble bee at Mrs. Bartlett's home, Homemakers Band picnic at Cedar Falls road, Plymouth Congregational church picnic at Byrnes park, and Walnut Street Baptist division meeting at Mrs. Gilley's home. Other items note family outings, visits, and travels in Waterloo and nearby towns.
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Cotillion Club Tdance
Cotillion Club
Sans Souci
Pressy Frank
Nathan Sharp
Arrangemanta
Personal mention of Miss Ruby Newton and Miss Ruth Miller visit
Miss Ruby Newton and her guest Miss Ruth Miller of Austin Minnesota visited Waverly the latter part of the week with the latter's grandparents. Mrs P M Harvert of Cedar Rapids and Miss Berle Tarpenning of this city left this morning for a ten
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Ruby Newton
Ruth Miller
Austin, Minn
Waverly
P.M. Harvert
Cedar Rapids
Berle
Piano Instruction by Miss Marian Ranster at Dambosch School
Miss Marian T. Ranster with a teachers certificate and artists diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art offers piano instruction at the Dambosch School. She later served as piano instructor at the studio in Studio 604 James Black Building.
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Marian T. Ranster
New York Institute of Musical Art
Dambosch School
James Black
Courier patterns for fashion department orders
Courier patterns advertise accompanying design options and seek submission to the Fashion Department of Evening Courier Waterloo. Each pattern requires 10 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders should be sent promptly and arrive within ten days after sending.
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Gourer
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Exposition of Seasonable Fashions by La Racont Use
The dance frock of pussy willow taffeta remains popular among debutantes with lace or metal trimming and bead embroidery. Colors range white to pale pastels. An illustrated pale pink pussy willow silk frock features ruffles and basque bodice with trimmed sleeves, while a soft rose corsage adds charm.
Family Caring For Father As Health Improves
Local notes say FL Brula's health has greatly improved. Dr and Mrs Joseph C Murphy visited at Michael Jackman home and left for Emmetsburg in an auto driven by John Murphy of Cedar Walls. Mrs Jackman and daughters Mary and Margaret accompanied them. Mrs H J Bllis has motored to Great Lake for the week.
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FL Brula
Joseph C. Murphy
Michael Jackman
Emmetsburg
John Murphy
Cedar Walls
YM G AL MASCOT AGAIN NARROW ESCAPE ON BRIDGE STREET
The Watertown M C A mascot dog Pete was run down by a James Black Co truck on Bridge street. He escaped with minor cuts and grease stains. Janitor Herbert Hinds notes feline blood may explain prior close calls with a Great Western freight train. The dog has been a mascot for eighteen months and is expected to recover. Verna Hanes at Gattle Creek Sanitarium returns September first and will reopen her bath parlors at 4152 West Fifth Street.
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Pete
Great Western
M. C
Verna &. Hanes
Gattle Creek Sanitarium
Fifth St
Blind to be Pensioned for Pensions for the Blind
Applications for pensions for the blind have been filed by Mrs Christina Payne and Miss Hila A Albee to the clerk of courts Fred B Petit who will refer them to the county board now in session The law provides county aid of 150 12 year payable quarterly to blind per cent rent over 21 and women over 18 if annual incomes do not exceed 300 Dr F P Sage examiner of the blind will examine the applicants and if he finds they are blind the board will allow the pension provided by the statutes TO REMAIN IN WATERloo Mr and Mrs A M Henderson and family are to remain in Waterloo Instead of returning to their former home at Gelwein Mr Henderson is selling out his music house but will continue with the Kimball Piano company taking his headquarters in this city They will occupy the George Dickinson house on Fourth street west
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Jays
Spirit Lake
Lake Oko- Mi
Arnolds’ Park
J. E. Balsh
Citizen’s Gasompany
Dunkerton
Mies Nelle Brown
Cedar Rapids
G. ©. Brown
Independence Avenue
Ming Brown
Viola Steinlang
Deg Moinea
Myra Stickley
Parkersburgh
Jennie Stickles
Minne Iapolis
A. Cowlishaw
Ethel
Eleanor
Miles Linnle Strayer
Lake Francis
Minn
Vogel
Davenport
Palmer Subtool of Chiropractic
Chicago
J Emil Hansen
A. S. Bennett
Ace Webster
Arlene
Waucoma
Waterloo
Henry Gee
Chautamiqua
Park
Minnesota
Morler
Katherine
Denver
Colo
W_ W_ Miller
Miller Home
C. A. Peddicord
Fairbank
Osage
Lime Springs
W. J. Peddicord
Zope
Martin
Dorothy Doehler
Cedar Raids
J. Hall
Manchester Yesterdar
Irs
Lloyd Kelly
Quasquedon
Jennie Bird
County Recorder
la Crosge
Prathie Qu
Chien
Wis
L. G. Adams
Ira J. Collins
Walter B. Howell
F. J. White
Quasqueton
Baptist Church
M.H. Hagan
Cheeko
Cal
van Duyn
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Calgary
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
W. H. Langlas
Child
Manitou
Colo. B
Alsot
Traverse City
Mich
Marion Lizer
Waverly
Neva
Maudi
Mary Kulns
Annie I. Hillman
Worth
Glacier ‘Park
Alaske
Hillman
Whillowstone National Park
Blanche Shaw
Alvin Jackson
Leland Avenue
Philadelphia
Gretchen
Thurman Richardson
Burlington
Rockford
Ill
W. L. Richardson
Richardson
Emma Richard
Bruce Gates
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Clarindan
Casat
Ja. S. Gates
Rev
Waterloo and Ceder Falls Union MI Company
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Fron
Waterloo Business College
H. Ac” Boysen
Wisconsin Lake
Kathry Kenihan
Marshallss
P. H. Townserds
Omaha
H. F.bartnieg
Christina Payne
Hila A. Albee
Fred 8. Petit
Scounty Board
FP. G. Sage
Waperiax
A. M. Henderson
Gelwein
Henderson
Music
Kimball Piano Company
George Dickinson
Chau Tauqua Stock Sales Boost Subscriptions
The purchase of 25 shares by C. F. Altstadt and 10 shares by H. M. Reed spurs Chau Tauqua stock sales Saturday. Subscriptions keep arriving and authorities aim to close the full $20,009 issue soon as promoters redouble efforts this week. Nearly everyone reads the Even Sag Courier and Reporter.
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Chauctacqua
C. F. Altstadt
H. M. Reed
Chautauqua
New Chautauqua Association
Courier
Who Introduced the Party in Social Etiquette Debate
A fragment discusses the social act of introducing a person at gatherings. It argues that introducing someone reflects the introducer’s social standing, invites ridicule for bourgeois conduct, and urges polish and refined manners as a social art. It references “The Encyclopedia of Etiquette.”
Value of handsome bound volume offered to readers
Readers are invited to learn the finer angles at minimal cost by clipping the certificate and presenting it with a small expense bonus at the newspaper office. The offer contrasts the low price with the value of the 2.40 bound volume presented to readers.
Out of Town Visitors Attend W A A Saturday Event
Visitors from New Hartford Jesup Manchester Chicago Brandon and Aurora plus local residents attended the W A A event on a Saturday. Names listed include Mrs. A A Perrin Teddy Perrin E A Howey Blanche M Terrill M Dell Sager Mrs James Lamb Mra Alonzo Lane Donna Lane Gladys Lane Maud Inod Titian Tingwald and Glen Leister.
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Mra
A. J. Hood
Maud Lnod
Aurora
Titian Tingwald
Glen Leister
Boone, In
Automobile Collision Near La Porte City Prompts Action
M J Lockard of the southwest of La Porte City collided with a car carrying license 31481 on a Waterloo route Sunday. The other driver refused to provide his name. police later supplied the owner at headquarters. Lockard’s car was damaged and possible action may follow. The Bath Parlors at 4162 W Fifth St planned to reopen September 1.
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M. J. Lockard
la Porte City
Waterloo
Lockard
Mr. Lockard
Camp Howell Reflects Holiday Spirit With Services and Activities
At Camp Howell Iowa City on August 23 visitors filled the streets for a lively holiday. Morning church services led by Lieutenant Nichols, an outdoor service appeal, and a large band concert followed by field events drew crowds. Infantry and cavalry guard mount impressed civilians as meals finished and troops marched to town. The Layden Island exhibit opened in the science hall, showcasing a Pacific island and its flora and fauna with a lecture. Troops reported good health and high spirits, planning to maximize the final days.
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Camp Howell
Iowa City
Wea
Nichols
Lown
Bail
Utnivaralty
Laysen Island
Science Hall
Pacific
New Order at Postoffice Creates Third Registered Mail Class
Postmaster M H Kelly reports from the Postmaster General Burleson a new rule effective Sept 1: fourth class mail may be insured for up to its value, with caps of 5 dollars per case, 25 cents for 25 dollars value, or 100 dollars value for 25 cent fee, prepaid by stamps. Indemnity barred for losses to Philippine Islands outside US Postal Service. Previously only two classes existed.
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Postoffice
M. H. Kelly
Burleson
Philippine Islands
United States
Sindlinger Farm Sold For 292 An Acre
The William Sindlinger farm two miles west of Waterloo on the road to Hudson was sold at auction Saturday by William Wolland for 292 dollars per acre. The 80 acre tract is prime farmland and purchaser Oakley Mayes of La Porte City plans to move onto the property this fall.
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William ‘SimUinger
Waterloo
Hudson
William Y Wolland
Une
Oakley Mayes
la Porte City
Fifty friends visit doctor on tenth anniversary
Fifty friends and relatives from Gilbertville Raymond Dewar and Waterloo visited Dr. and Mrs. Ray Allen in Jesup for their tenth wedding anniversary. The guests brought dinners and a monetary gift. Ten guests came from Waterloo, and Dr. Allen previously practiced in Gilbertville Raymond and Dewar.
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Jesup
Ray Allen
Gilbertylile
Raymond
Dewar
Waterloo
Atrs. Allen
Allen
Gilbertville
Sulpho Sage Gray Hair Remedy Ad
An old style advertisement touts Sulpho Sage from The Cliuftan Chemical Co Newark NJ as a dye free gray hair darkener. It promises a glossy youthful look, dandruff removal, and a refund guarantee via Henderson Drying Co and Hansen Handen Waterloo IA.
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Saga
Rughies
Tha Ciuftan Chemical Co
Newark
N. J
Senderson Dryng Co
Hansen & Handen
Waterloo
Iowa
Prize offered for names in Homecoming contest
The general committee led by W F Parrott plans a Homecoming Festival during the Dairy Cattle Congress week. Two rest rooms will be provided. a joint debate on equal suffrage may be held. A $5 gold prize will go to the county youth who furnishes the most correct names and addresses of former residents by August 20.
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Commercial Clubs
First National Bank
W. F. Parrott
General Committee
Cattle Congress
Matt
IWWO Girls Escape From Mitchellville Facility
Police headquarters reported the escape of Agnes Wright of Waterloo and Edith Nicholas from the Mitchellville girls industrial school late Saturday night. Officers had believed they might return to the city but could not locate them. The two young women vanished after leaving the facility.
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Agnes Wright
Waterloo
Edith Nicholas
Mitchellville
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M. S. Circle
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YM. G. AL
Jim
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Sindlinger Farm
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