Shower for Coming Bride by Delta Sigma Phi Members
A Saturday afternoon shower at Miss Flossie LaTier’s Washington Street home honored Miss Winifred Cox whose engagement was announced. Twenty-two Delta Sigma Phi members attended and gave 22 pairs of silk hose. The house featured garden flowers and red and white decor in the dining room. Guests hemmed tea towels as initials were embroidered. Informal music accompanied a two course repast served at 5 PM. Miss Cox will attend a luncheon hosted by Miss Gwreneth Sampson and other events will follow.
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Flossie LaTier
Washington Street
Winnifred Cox
Delta Sigma Phi Sorority
Miss Cox
Grace Williams
Gwrneth Sampson
Courier patterns offer patterns with seam allowances
Fill out the coupon and send it to the Fashion Department of Waterlooevening Courier Waterlooo inclucing 10 cents per pattern. Patterns include seams and are filled as soon as possible with delivery to reach buyers within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Weds Rose Staneke. Cedar Rapids bride to Indianapolis groom
The marriage of Mr. Percy Wadsworth McCord of Indianapolis to Miss Rose C. Staneke of Cedar Rapids was held at the Randolph Street parsonage by Rev. Frank Cole. After the ceremony the couple visited Cedar Rapids and will make Indianapolis their future home where he travels for an Indiana company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Wadsworth McCord
Indianapolis
Rose C. Staneke
Cedar Rapids
Frank Cole
M. E
Randolph Street
Waterloo East Teachers List Opens 1911 12 Year
The Waterloo East school system releases its 1911 1912 teacher roster ahead of Sept 5 opening. Superintendent A W Chamberlin calls for housing offers for new staff and notes a teachers meeting Saturday at 2 PM in the high school.
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Waterloo East
Chamberlin
A. W. Chamberlin
Clara Knoche
Besse Churchill
Louisa Rhode
Record Crowd at Iowa State Fair Des Moines Day
A record Iowa state fair attendance was expected as Des Moines hosted Des Moines day. Philip Parmalee and J Clifford Turpin flew early and racing events drew crowds. A decapitated body found on Rock Island tracks near East Fifth Street was identified only by a shirt collar. Joseph Redpath aged 82 from New Sharon died of heart trouble in his Des Moines automobile, his son accompanying.
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Des Moines
Towa
Philip ©. Parmalee
J. Clifford Turpin
Wright Aviators
Joseph Redpath
New Sharon
Redpath
Mahaska County
Victims of Police Vigilance Face Court and Fines
Dozens, including men with records and four of Armstrong’s sons, faced Judge Caldwell this morning in Waterloo for disorderly conduct and fighting. Fines of 10 dollars and five day work sentences were handed down to those unable to pay, while others were ordered to labor on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Waterloo
J. R. Armstrong
Armstrong
John Rupert
College Head Occupied Pulpit In Tex Pastor Promotes Life Calling
Rev W H Travis president of Gill Coast University at Collegeport Texas spoke on A Life's Work urging individuals to find their calling. He noted his work founding a Gulf coast Baptist college and an industrial college. Grace Saxe spoke at Northminster about The Second Coming of Christ with chalkboard illustrations. A social and baby contest fundraiser was planned at the tent with a building committee meeting. Corner stone for First United Brethren church to be laid next Sunday. Other sermons covered The Religion and Forward Movement and Grow in Grace. The week included retiree sermons at Emanuel Evangelical and a Kerman illustrated Ben Hur series with a Bland solo.
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W. H. Travis
Gill Coast University
Collegeport
Tex
Baptist College
the Gulf Cqast
St. Paul
Travis
E. A. Valient
Valiant
Fifth and Water Streets
Refuge
Grace Saxe
Waterloo
Northminster Presbyterian Church
First United Brethren Church
R. E. Graves
W. T. Dawson
Minneapolis
Fife
E. W. Curtis
Market Opens Second Week At Waterloo
Waterloo public market enters its second week with stronger evident demand across both river banks. Prices held roughly steady from last week with watermelons cheap, potatoes at 1.10 dollars per bushel, and other goods showing similar pricing as shoppers continue to support the venture.
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Waterloo
Public Schools Open Sept in Waterloo District
Public schools in Waterloo west plan to open on Tuesday Sept 5 with guidance for early enrollment. principal S M Wallace leads a staff including Latin teachers Moore and Bryan and science and English teachers. district urges parents to have children ready and to enroll new primary grade entrants by the second week.
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Co. W. Kline
Wm. Yerington
Florence Harris
Carolyn Barber
Katherine ‘Lucey
Anna E. Barrett
Clara Goodrich
A. R. Ferguson
Hoya
Idylene Tovey
Emma Roemer
Helen Edwards
Lillian E. Rickert
Edith Egloff
A. J. Strong
N. V. Hill
EB. Marie Barnard
Freida C. Neuse
Philip E. Ritz
Commercial
Morgan J. Edwards
Mary S. Christie
E. Blanche Byers
Elizabeth Carl
Hawthorne
W. L. McDiarmid
Fred Keuthe
Board of Education
S. M. Wallace
Lena H. Moore
Lida E. Bryan
Mary D. Hall
Bennie Vernon
Opal Gillete
Nell Stevens Bogart
Jessie MacArthur
Bess Ballantyne
Ruth Dyer
Maude Merritt
Ruby Clare Wade
Jessie Stewart
Mary R. Starr
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Grant Avenue
Regssie E. Liehty
Merle C. Strayer
A. P. Blough
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INOS
Faria
High School
West
United States Express Company
Gwyneth Sampson
Third Avenue West
Burr G. Lichty
Alice and
Mary Ryrie
Alton, Ill
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Lake Okoboji
Jeannette Gemmill
Chicago
Alfred Longley
High Street
Willard Hall
Vera
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Barbara Campbell
Marguerite Waters
Georgene Teepie
Salome McElhinney
Margaretta Gardiner
Glayds Ogan
Catherine Sedgwick
Kathleen Hall
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Lucile Whittle
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J. B. Innes
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J. E. Brigas
C. W. Chapman
J. W. Wray
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Ryrie
Alton, Il
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Miss Marsh
Neva Walker
Earnest A. Andrews
Youngstown
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Adalyne Ariz
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Lou Emma Caffal
Fiske
Frances Grout
Jennie Brainard
Katherine Brownlee
Besse Brose
el Ses Eee
Vaay Nice
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Bertha McCluskey
Ethel Wichman
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Doble Stearns
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Iowa State Fair
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T. D. Collins
George B. McwWilliams
Clear Lake
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Howrey
E. E. Peek
Bay Side
Harold Cass
Maurice van Metre
W. A. Travis
First Baptist Church
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Waterloo West
G. Malloy
Geo. Jensen
Ing .Sau Mishler
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A. Central
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Lucy Sullivan
Glen Dahn
Edna Behrens
Clara McKittock
Jennie Robbins
Myrtle Wood
Emma Rock
June Foster
Mae Mars
May Barns
Jeanette Kurtrock
Bertha Ohler
Erma Cloyd
Lillian Reaney
Emerson
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J. G. Berkley
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M. FE. Bond
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Edith Fluent
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Allee Eason
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Lowell
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Harriett Hubbard
Ida Harmon
Mabel Hoff
Elizabeth Wisner
Elizabeth Seely
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Maude Daws
Elva Chapin
Ida Ayer
Whittier
Ruth Undegraff
Mae Cook
June Buechele
Mamine O’neill
Mabel Barr
Edna Lang
Grace McKean
Marion
Nell Tompkins
Winifred Haig
Emma Wernham
Cornelia Moran
Iris Livingston
Mae Deckart
Kansas City
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