Tuesday Afternoon Social Notes From Waterloo
Tuesday afternoon features Mrs T O McCarthy hosting a bridge party with Miss Marguerite Cook and Mrs R D Tiffany at Byrnes park. Iowa City guests and Park Avenue home events highlight a day of music, games, and a pink and white luncheon for fourteen young women visiting Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watre Nous Clai
T. O. McCarthy
Marguerite Cook
R. D. Tiffany
Byrnes, Park
Park Avenue West
Iowa City
Naurine Boggs
Fort Dodge
Ruth Fairbanks
Atl
Mulberry Street
The
Marguerite Reese
Justice
College Ill
Cedar
Heesa
Fairbanks
Waterloo
Waterloo Courier
Hazel
Leora Fair-banks
Plaza Theatre
Gédar Vally
Mrs. Justice
Mary Anderson
Selina Barnes
Geneva Healer
Irene Carson
Piano Instruction Offered by Miss Marion T Ransier
Miss Marion T Ransier, holder of a Teachers Certificate and an Artists Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art, offers piano instruction in Studio 601 James Black Building. The Damrosch School, where she later taught piano, is noted in her credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Ransier
Certieicath
Piploma
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch ‘School
James Black Building
Courier Patterns and Coupon for Courier Up-to-day Design
Readers are invited to obtain the Courier Up-to-day pattern by sending the attached coupon and 10 cents to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly, with delivery within ten days after processing.
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Waterloo
Local residents and relatives visit and travel notices
Mrs D Burlingame and son An Son have returned to Bozeman Montana after three months with her parents Mr and Mrs Story 339 Butler Avenue George H Robinson of Cedar Rapids visits his niece Mrs Morlence Dunkelberg Mr Robinson a pioneer Waterloo merchant Mr and Mrs W H Burk and family and Mrs L B Cass return from Seabright New Jersey H C Morley city letter carrier leaves for Des Moines for the state fair and Omaha to attend the NSS convention September 5 to 11 Mrs A C Mueller and daughter Gertrude return to Waterloo after the state fair Mr and Mrs William Raab Jr return from the Des Moines state fair Ethel Brown returns from Yellow Stone trip and Montana barn visit Miss Ida Coulson returns to duties at city waterworks after Freeport vacation Walter R French goes to St Pauls to Wednesday B Sherburne visits Dows over Sunday Mr Bruker and daughter visiting from Remsen after Europe trip head to Pacific coast Miss Marie Dickinson returns from two weeks in Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Burlingame
An- Son
Run
Nebraska
A. C. Mueller
Gertrude
Waterloo
William Raab
M. J . Brown
Pacific Coast
Mr. Brown
T@abo
Ida Coulaon
City
Freeport
Walter R. French
St. Pauls
B. Sherburne
Dows
Mr. Bruker
Europe
Remsen
Commercial
W National Bank
Pacific Coast Points
Marie Dickinson
Chicago
Mrs W R Cole Returns From lengthy Midwest visit
Mrs. W R Cole arrived Saturday night after an extended stay in Michigan and Illinois. She stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs C Fisher in Oak Park. Anthony and Thelma Sparkee of Weber City visit Miss Ruth H Stevens. Mr and Mrs Wm Hall with granddaughter Dorothy Berth left for Forest City to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Thelma Sparkee
Weber City
Ruth H. Stevens
Wm. Hall
Dorothy Berthh
Forestity
Invitations for Former Residents from Fame-Coming Festival
W F Parrott, chairman of the Fame-Coming Festival committee, urges Black Hawk county to send $1,000 invitations to former residents. Invitations, bearing a personal note, will be sold at Commercial clubrooms, Chamber of Commerce rooms, Evening Courier and Reporter, Times, Tribune, and Matt Parrott & Sons Co. The invitations serve as valuable keepsakes and help bring former residents back to visit scenes and old friends as the festival daily amusements are detailed in a forthcoming vest pocket folder.
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W. F. Parrott
Black Hawk County
Everybod
Chamber of Commerce
Evening Courier
Times, Tribune and
Matt. Parrott & Sons
Plaza gains notable organist in Boomhower at Waterloo
Waterloo welcomed C. D. Boomhower as Plaza theatre organist and praised his concert. He played a diverse program including Rubenstein’s Carmen- Oatran, the Poet and Peasant overture, and a ragtime medley, drawing enthusiastic, attentive applause from several hundred listeners.
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Waterloo
C.D. Boomhower
Plaza Theatre
Boomhower
Rubenstein
von Suppe
Boombower
Public Schools to Open Monday in Waterloo Townships
Public school superintendents in Waterloo townships announce a September 6 start date for all classes. Waterloo east will assign new terms in the morning and hold a principals’ meeting in the afternoon to ease the return. Waterloo west reports readiness for full operation though West High may need extra time for organization. The Whittier addition is not yet finished. old building to host classes. Marie Drew returns as secretary after completing course at the Waterloo business college. The Nath Partors on 411s W Pitth St reopen in September after August closure.
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Waterloo
Waterloo East
W. Kline
PL Hakill
Waterloo West
Althoit
West High
Whittier
Marie Drew
Emma Gardiner
Denver
Col
Brew
Waterloo Business College
German Kriegerbund of America Opens 28th Convention
Major Winn Powers greeted attendees at St Paul for the first business session of the German Kriegerbund of America. The convention opened last night with officer reports and the resolutions committee as key items. Mrs Vernan Hanes, at Battle Creek Sanitarium for hydrotherapy training, will retire September first and reopen bath parlors at Gilh W Fifth St.
Veterans Plan Memorial Cornerstone Ceremony Details
K A A veterans plan the Cedar River memorial cornerstone ceremony near Fourth Street with a parade and ritual service. Comrades from G A R posts in Black Hawk County coordinate, featuring Mayor Newnan and Mayor Thompson speakers, Effie McCollum Jones principal address, and Charles E. Pickett closing remarks. A 30 piece band and Rev Snowdon lead prayers. committee members include John Call, W W Smith, and C G Crabtree.
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John Cal
James Brownall
Codnav Inia
A. Z. Cowley
P.M
United Spanish War v Veterans
Sona of Veterans
Women's Patriotic Organizations
Comuimerelt Street
Bridge Street
Sycamore Street
Fifth Street
Memorial Hall
Snowdon
Cedar Pallas Congregational Church
Singing of America
J. T. Newnan
Cedar Falls
BR. C. Thompson
Waterloo
William Todd
Aplington
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Charles E. Pickett
John Call
W. W. Smith
la Porte
Guy
Charles D. Becker
G. A. R. Posta
Black Hawk County
James V F. Camp
David Allison
R. M. Dewey
Waterson
C. G. Crabtree
Dar
W. W. Gist
George Philpot
Guaid
H. A. Maine
J. G. Ralston
John Averill
George W. Slarkin
C. D. Becker
Frost Damages Crop Areas. Gardens Spared In Higher Ground
Reports from Wisconsin and nearby regions describe a killing frost with substantial damage in lowland fields while corn on higher ground remained mostly unscathed. Experts toured farms and noted frost on bean tops and tomato tops but not whole plants, predicting a decent tomato yield if no further frosts occur. Weather across Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska showed record lows for August with frost events causing varied crop impacts and potential losses.
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T. A. Morrison
Plissant Avenue
Cedar Ifownship
Warsaw
Wis
Saul
Chicago
Weather Bureau
FAOST
Kansas
Kansas City
Aich 1
Emporia
Junction City
Kan
Kensas City
Mercury
Ap. Pt
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri River
Lake
Canadian Northwest
Atlantic States
Michigan
Centralluifang
Awards in Western Road Case Published
The board of arbitration reconvened to reinterpret wage award findings from last spring covering ninety eight western railroads and enginemen. Two rail executives two enginemen and two neutrals led by Judge Jeter Britchard reissued a new volume of sixty one pages with technical interpretations.
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Chicano
Board of Arbitration
Western Railroads
Western Railroad
En’inemen
Jeter C. Britchard
Hollant Farm Sale at Bernardy Farm 10 Be
EWM Bernardy Farm 10 be sold. Hollant to hold sale Thursday Sept 2 at 1 80 sharp. Farm in Fox township four and a half miles southeast of Gilbertville two miles west of German Lutheran church three miles southwest of Julie, six miles north of La Porte City. Well fenced cross fenced tillable with good house barn and outbuildings. Sale at the farm. Opportunity not to be overlooked. two thirds to three fourths of purchase price can stay in farm from 16 to
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Fox Township
Gilbertville
Julilez
la Porte City
Campmeeting to Return Next Year
The Annual campmeeting of the Churches of God in Christ Jesus, held at the grounds by Chautauqua park, ended last night after a record turnout despite bad weather. G. P. Allard of Fort Dodge was re elected president with officers renamed to their posts. The group set next year’s camp for the third week of August at the same site. The event drew many delegates and was noted for its educational and inspiring programs.
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Churches of God In Christ Jesus
Chautauqua Park
G. P. Allard
Fort Dodge
State Association
Association
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Ronald Schafer
Josephina
Alice Jennings
Cadar Falls
Edith Wyant
Almond Street
Jmare
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Wssie Alva
Hugh Foutch
Linden Avenue
Harold Galder
Cora Burhite
A. B. Hoenig
Ghoteau
Patti Caradine
Davenport
Freeman Aa
Daley
D. 1
Cele
Chateau
Mont
D.ick Cele
E. Cehured
Northwest
Waterloo West High
Business - Coles
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cily
First Methodist Church
Everett Taylor
Erma Pairais
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Elta J. Willas
Jefferson Street
Francis: Grout
Bazard
Henrietta. Taylor
Lucile McEwen
Miss Taylor
Chautauiqua Park
Theo Buzard
Mount St
Xame
Wes
la Lacontense
Wexl Daurels
New Plaza
Nath
W. Pitth St
Gereman Krtegeribend
K. A. A. Veterans
Gauthier
Kay Cornerstone
Hallekfelt
Buck’s Oak
Buck
Buck’s
Weilsville
Buck’s” Ranges
Baker
Hallerfest CO
Corner Park Ave
Lafayette ST
Bernardy Farm
William Holland
G. LA Verne Ward
Franklin Street
Ladies
M&s
Lund Christensen
Miss Marie Lund
Proprietors
West
4Th St
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