Waterloo Society Notes Sparks of Club Gatherings
Waterloo society items list meetings and events across clubs and churches including the I Meum et Tuum, Cedar River Park, English and Ingleside clubs, and St Paul’s churen picnics. It notes Miss June Foster’s wedding to J Charles Robinson at the Antlers in Colorado Springs and a farewell for Miss Loras Gibbs and Mr Charles Isaacson. Also mentions a PEO picnic, Lincoln circle G A H meeting, Entre Nous club at Elk Run Inn, and various social gatherings and church activities with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdas
Win Buxton
Temple Rebekah Blenic
Cedar River Park
Card and Neebla Club
Strntzner
Joly Ten Club
Will Whitmore
Eleventh Street
Chautauqua Park
St. Paul's
M. Michael Home
la Porte
Jane Foster
Emma Gardiner
Denver
Coro
Waerlog
Warrlugea
June Foster
J. Charles Robinson
Jesup
Antlers
Colorado Springs
Calo
Mount Cheyenne
H. C. Hartman
Mueril Smith
Mr. Robinson
J. W. Robinson
Burch Brothers’ Company
June Kirsch
Sycamore Street
Loras Gibbs
Charles Isaacson
Waterloo
Ysaacson
Mason City
Isaacson
Myrtle Isaacson
Dorothea Ordway
King-Reed
First Methodiat Episcopal Church
G. Roy Reed
Cedar Falls
Anon King
Frank W. Court
Arthur Martin
Nasiua
Clarence B. Huston
Elk Ran Inn
Rejected Demands Spark Lafayatte Street Strike
Fourteen teamsters at the H. A. Maine company building for Citi zens Gas & Electric on Lafayatte street went on strike after demands for shorter hours with no pay cut were denied. A few other workers joined in sympathy. The city court heard Dr. W. B. Graham charged with letting needs grow, with his case continued to Friday as his attorney was absent. N. A. Talty, sanitary inspector, filed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Maine Company
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Lafayatta Street
W. B. Graham
Sycamore Lstreet
Annswer
Dr. Graham
N. A Talty
Coat Stolen. Crandon Charged in Hay Crew Theft
Information filed against Walter Crandon Tuesday afternoon accuses him of taking Mrs. William Lyons’ husband’s coat without consent while hay hauling. Lyons declined to prosecute. Crandon not yet found. W. P. Walker family returned from a west auto trip Tuesday. A Waterloo party left June 29 for Yellowstone Park, visiting Salt Lake City, Denver, Colorado Springs, Lincoln, Omaha. covered 4100 miles. CIIC Class Meets to plan Cedar Valley district fair exhibit. meeting Saturday morning. Mrs. Chester Cadwallader urges attendance for work grades. Anna Finnerty fell eight feet through a trap door, injuring bruises. taken to St. Francis hospital and slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crandon
Aw.r
William Lyons
Crandon
W. P. Walker
West
J. G
G. G. Walker
Jesup
Waterloo
Yellowstone Park
Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Omaha
CHIIC
Civic Garden
Garden Plot
Chester Cadwallader
Anna Finnerty
St. Francis Hospital
May's pollen rage fuels city hay fever woes
A local physician notes sneezing and gasping as mild warmth and dry winds bring hay fever. Residents endure itching eyes and congestion while experts urge relief with standard remedies during a spell of unsettled spring weather.
Weds maid with beautiful voice sparks bitter Denver divorce
In Denver today, wealthy contractor Skelton sought divorce from Marguerite Starelle Skelton formerly of the Metropolitan Grand Opera. He recounted 20 years of marriage, her rise to fame in Paris and New York, and his loneliness as her career drew her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Sketton
Marguerite Starelle Skelton
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Paris
Marguerite Starelle
Sweden
Skelton
New York
Lockstone
Jean de Reszke
de Neszke
Mary Garden
Deerea
Deseron
Recital by Williams Marsh and Miss Marsh at Perry Headford
A formal solo recital featuring soprano Miss Marsh and pianist Miss Marsh opened at Perry Headford with a program spanning Brahms Verdi Delibes and Coleridge Taylor. Williams delivered a clear strong soprano voice and studied contrasts in Cyril Scott and Massonet numbers. The second group included Verdi La Traviata selections and Coleridge Taylor Scenes From an Imaginary Ballet with five pieces, concluding with English songs such as I Came With a Song and Summer Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Marsto Ece
Perry Headford
Heahms
Verdi
Iron Delhes
Gyvil
Gramme Ness
Mra
Willams
Roner
Nachtigwll
Vorgely Dehes Standchon
Massonet
Cadiz
Delibes
Mae Fayden
Miss Marsh
Balletet
Coleridge-Taylor
Matto Vivace
Aligaretto
la Forge
Charles E. Horn
Coleridge Taylor
Ward-Stephens
Woman seeks separation amid 1908 court filings
A suit filed October 21, 1908 names Marlo Stone and Arthur Stone of Mount Auburn, alleging a separation and damages of 500 dollars. The couple, married November 2, 2899, had two children and Cedar Pallas connections. Edward Holt seeks a temporary guardian for a elderly ward at 727 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Mere
Peart Kilchenstata
Tivecyann Pala
Tina
Beayer
Marlo Stone
Arthur UW
Whloth
Mount Auborn
Answell
ARMEL
Cedar Palla
Kitty Dolaes
Jefferson Treat
Edward Holt
Tiaury Hatin
Escapee in Waterlon Saamhey Suspected of Gasoline Theft
Albert Gainturd escaped capture after a struggle with printers at Heekweld Saturday night. He is believed to be involved in a gasoline theft case linked to Chip Tune and QaMatird, with witnesses describing a blue sedan and a planned nearby meet. Police pursue leads across Talula and Waterlon areas as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gainturd
Heekweld
Waterlon
Conester Ulapparrad
Enrollment Surges as Over 100 Register in Local History Class
Principal I J Millar reports rapid enrollment with 100 plus students already signed up and new registrations daily after returning from Chicago. He aims to have all applicants registered by midweek and plans instruction under Prof. H H Judd and Nathaniel Hutior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I J. Millar
Chicago
Millar
Miller
Judd
Nathaniel Hutior
Weather Notes Point to Warmer Day in Northwest
A garbled weather note from the northwest reports rising temperatures. It states today may exceed yesterday's high by six to ten degrees, with the morning temperature at 7 o clock recorded as 58 or 68 depending on the torn OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriv- Inr
Wataroo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hebrew Ladies’ Ald Society
MM. Roxberg
Eighth Street West
Wolf
Harry Cohn
Bedgwick Island
Lincoln Circle
Memorial
Etta Bates
Lava Webb
George Muntington
Phinney
Nareley
Mattox
Pancetta
Gemmill
Misa Harriet Touhey
Allene Blimey
Boo. G. Club
Atre
Jensen
B. L. G. Club
RW Natural
B Natural Music Club
Jcots
Helen Cowles
Csses
Oran House
Marian Fenner
GC. J. Serrill
Central Christian Church
Mullan Avenue
B. Woodring
Randolph Street
The
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Margarets Guild
St. Mark‘s Episcopal Church
George Worthen
P. Forker
Christian Endeavor Society OF
J. W. Hough
Fourth Street West
Grand Temple
Holy Name Court No
WC. O. F
W. H. NeGlade
D. L. Nutt
la Porte Road
Case
Cedar Palis
Marion Fenner
George Robertson
Aby Inez Abrams
Peter Schommer
Minnie Niedert
G. Meg Reed
Anna King
Dallas Center
Eczema
Baby
Uttla
cZema
Alica Witbarger
Alliance
Ohio
Caticora
Dept. T
Boe
G. W. Wilcox
Natl Bank
Niagara Fells, N.Y
S. Palmer
Falan-Bollman Co
Speed ! Com
Slow & Company
Speed & Company
Overland
Seans
Overland-Hanson CO
East Fifth Street
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
Maden USA
BEROS
Bam
Budalowa
Tlys
Uncle Ham
Breakfast Food Co
Omata
Nebr
Shay
Emily
Edward Molloy
James Black
Hkea
L. T. Curry
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
East Side
C. W. Ellyson
J. A Jorger
First National Bank
W. HE. Patterson
Commercial Bank
Honra
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
GC. L. Chambers
Dra, Alford
Hicktey
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