BRIDE ELECT HONORED AT PRETTY LUNCHEON
Miss Jenness Alyea hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Smail on Iowa street in honor of Miss Virginia Van Metre the September bride to be. Color scheme yellow with gold glow decor and hand painted place cards marked the table setting. The gathering included music and a kitchen shower ending with informal afternoon on the veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenness Alyea
W. B. Smail
Iowa Street
Virginia van Metre
Gail Wilbur
Edith Wyant
Edna Thomas
Washington, D. C
Gladys Martin
Blanche Edwards
Lafayette Street
Genevieve Edwards
J. R. Vaughan
Miss Edwards
H. A. Wilson
Pine Street
Frances Fleming
Ernest Bunce
Miss Fleming
Fleaming
Courier patterns order form for Waterlooo Evening Courier
The notice invites readers to obtain up-to-date courier pattern designs by sending the coupon to the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 19 cents and orders are filled promptly with an estimated ten days for delivery after mailing the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Musical festival to aid Seraphic Heights hospital
Interest grows for an October musical festival directed by Charles E. Sindinger of Chicago with top local singers. Rehearsals to begin soon. those wishing to enroll should contact Mrs. J. B. O’Keefe in Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Charles E. Sindinger
Chicago
Highland
Train robber will recover son of Indian fighter named in headlines
Willis Lonsberry of Medford Oregon, wounded in a Topeka Union Pacific train robbery, confessed to a prior January hold up at Red Bluffs California. He claimed to have boarded the train at Red Bluffs and forced mail clerks to take registered mail, then escaped from a sleeping car at Redding. A $2000 reward was posted for the Red Bluffs robber. Lonsberry, captured after investigators traced the pouch theft near Lawrence, said he shot himself when cornered and that his father was an Indian fighter in early North Dakota history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Union Pacific
Willis Lonsberry
Medford
Oregon
Lonsberry
Southern Pacific
Red Bluffs
Cal
California
Redding
Lawrence
Denver
North Dakota
Two Men Hurt When Auto Strikes Near Waterloo
Driver Fred Kohl remained at his post after an auto collision on the Cedar Falls road toward Waterloo. George Weeks suffered injuries to his leg and face while Mr. Bentley injured his back when all were thrown from the car near the Galloway farm. Weeks and Kohl are employed at the Corn Belt garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weeks
Mr. Bentley
Fred Kohl
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Bentley
Weeks
Kohl
Galloway Farm
Corn Belt
Brady Responsible Citizens Mention Highlighted
A Terloo Evening Courier note cites responsibility themes and urges readers to see a coupon on page 3 for additional information.
Waterloo Boy Leads Pioneer Youth Work Mission
Paul MacEachron son of Mr and Mrs A MacHachron of this city will leave Monday for Washington IA to lead community Y M C A work in that city. The movement aims to organize play youth services and school activities through churches and schools and is expanding to cities nationwide with support from citizens and businesses. MacKachron, a Grinnell Iowa college Y M C A president, pursued this work in Waterloo and now takes charge in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul MacEachron
A. MacHachron
Washington
I.a
Meridian
Miss
MacBachron
Camp Fire
Iowa College
MacKachron
Grinnell
Waterloo
Palace Otr Being Enlarged
Carpenters and decorators are busy enlarging the Palace Clothing store occupying the former office space on the second floor. The expansion more than doubles floor space with a four foot widening of the exterior stairwell and a single entrance. New departments will include trunks and traveling bags display, a tailoring department, and a fully equipped stock room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Clothing Company
Palace
Rush of Potatoes Expected Shortly In Minneapolis Area
Minneapolis reports favorable digging weather and dealers forecast over 600000 bushels to be marketed in the next two weeks. Plans set to unload 150 cars daily as soon as weather allows, with early shipping points only just starting and northern fields ready for harvest, signaling the heaviest movement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Virginia
Nebraska
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Iowa
Minneapolis
Minn
Court Turns Out More Workers At City Hall Remodel
After morning police court, extra prisoners were sent to city labor crews for the remodeling of the city hall. Tim Dolan of Dubuque, 42, gets fifteen days in default of $65 fine for a drunken offense. Charles Meyers, 45, collared, receives the same sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Tim Dolan
Dubuque
Tim
Charles Meyers
Local Ad Fragments Mention Coupons and Coupons
Fragmentary notice references ads, a theme of thrift or coupons, and a weekly feature for two school children. It hints at a telegraph or column titled Evening Corner and directs readers to page 3 for coupon details.
Congress Halts Appropriation Bills Amid House Clash
Washington reports a heated House clash over a $35,000 mail service item for the Eads bridge while Senate action proceeds. The conference on the army appropriation is approved, and several other defense and civil bills move toward the president, with spending noted for Indian, sundry civil, and post office appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Murdock
Kansas
Eads
Mississippi River
East St. Louis
St. Louis
House
Senate
Ellen M. Stone
Newlands
Office of Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Bureau of Public Buildings
Director of
Taft
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Grace Dunkelberg
Walnut Street
C. L. Club
J. E. Webb
Second Street West
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Rederd
Independence Avenue
Ogurer Club
Grace Rodamar
South Street
W.R. C
POST
Robert Anderson
G. A. R. Hall
I. M. Gilson
Frank Sherwood
Tracy Bgegleson
Harmon
Philadelphia
Stre
Adelle Lichty
Julia Kerr
The
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Bella Julian
Dawson Street
M. BE. Heman
Llewellyn Corps of Corning
Delta Sigma Phi
Prospect Park
Ruth Reed
William Patton
George Williams
Martha McGinnis
Sioux City
Vera
Sarah Snyder
Cl.ff. Champlin
A. Livingston
Barclay Street
Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday Schol
Snider
Iris Jt.ivingston
Mia
J. A. Smith
Myrtle Smith
Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of
St. Paul's
M. EL Church
Cedar River Park
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society
Cedar Heights
W. Rehers
M.S. Circle
Marquis
Parker Street
Wey
Willam G. Manmer
Woodstock, M1
Anxel Jane
Perley Carlyle Rees
Hammond Avenue
Rees
Lincoln Circle
FE. M. Storm
W. D. Ryan
A. J. Naylor
Florence Nelson
M. J. O'Keefe
Nathan Northey
Fourth Street West
E. H. Knittle
Will Flowers
Virginia Walker
Merle Anderson
Preston, Minn
Misa Margaret Wene
Macomb, Jr
West Third Streets
Pythian Sisters
Nellie &. Corliss
Independance
Grace Moore
G. M
Des Moines
4. M. Cowles
Grace M. BE
Bers
Elizabeth Louther
Johnstown
J. K. Joder
Joder
Ruth Speicher
Marshalltown
Mamie
Georgia Lauritzen
T. J. Wasson
Margaret Wasson
Hazel Long
Council Bluffs
Dorothy Fink
S. P. Turpening
Franklin Street
EH. A. Bateman
Dubugus
J. C. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
West Eleventh Street
Black
James Gardiner Company
Rogers Bros
Frrauompijzg
U. P. Mail Express
Bandit
Mained
Waterloo Evening Corner
Cleveland
Iace Sims
New York
San Francisco
Madeira
Spain
Italy
Itadia
Carlie
Strath Seleneeis
Reders Janes
Reeshan
India
Japan
Merceres Railway
Shore
Hamburg-American Line
W. Randolph Bt
College of Commerce
Business College
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
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