Wednesday church society notices and social events
A list of midweek activities at Calvary Evangelical Westminster Presby terian and United Presbyterian churches with meetings at homes on Sheridan and Jefferson streets, plus evening dances at Sans Souci hotel. Ceremonial notes cover Baum Jennish wedding at 78 Eleventh Street West, with guests from Sigourney, Charles City and Cedar Rapids. Agnès Bodkoldt concert with Lyren quartet. bride elect events for Edna Rist and Frances Heenan. farewell for Mile Miller. chicken dinner at Ellis crossing. Tuesday Crochet Club dinner at Sans Souci. Congregational Woman's Missionary Society gathering. 85th birthday of James Linderman. tea for Miss Margaret Maddigan. monthly Thimble Bee at First M B church. surprise visit for Miss Emily Nemechek. First United Brethren church picnic moved to Sept 2 at Byrnes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Westminster’ Presbyterian Church
W. W. Deal
Sheridan Road
Prospect Hills
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
Buse A
Stitch and Charter Club
Ida Kenyon
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Ella D. Willams
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Chester Cadwallader
Jefferson Street
Ald
East Park Presbyterian Church
YW. B. Brees
Kotte Street
First United Brethren Church
Will
Aid Society
St. Luke's Butharan
H. A. Anspach
Reber Avenue
Sans Souci
Norma Jennish
Tarry Ellis
Mr. Castleman
Charles City
Miss Jennish
O. Henoner
Kelly
Alsh Westphal
Myrtle
Blanche
Associated Manufacturers’ Company
Cedar Rapids
Mra
William Seliger
Sigourney
John Seliger
Cedar Falls
Nelifa Austin
Vinton
W. C. Herlig
Irving Hering
W. Lindantan
Wio, Seliger
New Hartford
Linstead
Byrnes Park
A. E. Harris
Piano Instruction by Miss Marion J Ranstler
Miss Marion J Ranstler offers piano lessons with a teaches certificate and an artists diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She previously taught at the Damrosch School and now operates from the James Black Building studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion 'J. Ranstler
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch
James Black
Courier Patterns Offer Coupon For Courier Design
The notice invites readers to obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of an accompanying design by mailing a coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo and enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Orders are processed promptly but may take up to ten days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Foreign Missionary meeting at St. Pauls M E Church
The Foreign Missionary society of St. Pauls M E Church meets tomorrow afternoon at president Mrs. Stewart Freeman’s home on Park Road. A good attendance is desired as officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of Hirst Congregational Church
J. M. Shoras
Fourth Street East
J. B. Ridenour
Redman's Land
Carleton Sigs
Ald Society of
First M. B. Church
Cowles
Foreign Missions
Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. E. Church
Stewart Freeman
Park Road
Social notes of Duluth visitors and regional travelers
Miss Esther Hurwich has returned home after a two week visit in Duluth. Lore Alford and Walter Clark left for the lake region of northern Minnesota for a vacation. F. Ful of Chicago stayed with his uncle J. B. Tuthill. Mrs. Jane and Mary Twaits of Dubuque visited Austin and Waterloo before returning home. Mr and Mrs Wilson and son Arthur of La Porte City are traveling by auto to visit relatives northwestern town. The Ecclestons will attend expositions and visit Salt Lake City and Denver for about thirty days. Mrs. G Hedrick joins the group. Mrs. F. C. Blanchard returns from Regina. Dr. L. J. Part and Mrs. P. F. Shores host a Canton, South Dakota cousin en route from Chicago. Miss Erma Peck of Sally Springs, North Dakota visits Clyde Parker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hurwich
Duluth
Lore Alford
Walter Clark
Iake
Innesota
F. , Ful
Chicago
Tuthill
Jane Twaits
Mary Twaits
Dubuque
Austin
Regina
Sask
Alaskan Railroad City Grows Fast
Growth of the new Alaskan railroad terminus at Anchorage changes from wilderness to a 5,000 population city in six months. Government land sales report 180 of 600 lots sold for 25,000 dollars. The site is a terminus of the Seward to Wallbanks railway project funded by 4 million dollars with a total prospect of 35 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anchorage
Alaska
Interior Department
Airman
Genera Land Office
Christiansen
Seward
Wallbanks
Congress
Sedgwick Under The Operating Shears At New Barber Shop
J. E. Sedgwick president of Leavitt & Johnson National Bank and Leavitt & Johnson Bank Building Co underwent a head hair removal operation today. It was the first procedure in the new equipment at Cal Sharp’s barber shop opened in the bank building on Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sedgwick
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Building Company
Cal Sharp
Bank
Commercial Street
Traveling & Business Men's picnic at Pyrnes Park
The Water loo Traveling and Business Men's association sets Saturday Sept 4 for its annual all day picnic at Pyrnes Park. With fair skies the crowd should attend. dinner is served and the afternoon offers games races and diversions for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveling & Business Men's Association of
Waterloo
Pyrnes Park
Invitations for home coming festival mailed this week
Public urged to call for invitations to the home coming festival and mail them to former residents. Of 5 000 invitations printed, about half remain. WLFL Parrett reports all must be dispatched this week. Invites available at Commercial clubrooms Chamber of Commerce Courier and Raporizer Times Tribune and Mail Par- Tatl & Sons Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlfl Parrett
Chamber of Commerce
Courier and Raporizer
Times-Tribune and Mail
Par- Tat! & Sons Co
Devastating Caribbean Storm Destruction Reports
A Cayman Brac storm devastates the Caymans with three quarters of homes toppled and 8 percent of cacao trees ruined. Cocoa crops wiped out on Little Cayman as sugar and gas oil shipments are lost. Government buildings and a 40 foot highway are uprooted. 1500 people left destitute as relief arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Damatea
al Min Brae
Sus Nuthen
Little Crayne
Nice Rees
Saveyal
Cayman Hraee
Gurucow
Nassau
Huhere
Bryan to lead new Winona assembly conference
Exents of Chicago bought the grounds and property of the Winona Assembly and Summer School association at public auction for 100800 dollars. A new corporation named Winona Assembly and Bible Conference will be formed with shares nondividend, with Mr. Bryan as president. The directors plan to continue Chautauqua and Bible conference programs as an interdenominational venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Ind
Exents
Chicago
Winona’s
Assembly and Summer School Association of Pubie
Winona Assembly and
Hiple Gon
Marquard Sold to Brooklyn Team for 2500
New York reports that pitcher Rube Marquard has been transferred to the Brooklyn baseball club for a quasi payment of 2500. Brooklyn will assume his salary and the old contract with the New York club remains binding through next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgere Marquard
Brooklyn
New York
Robinson
Rube Marquard Todry
Foster
New York Market Mixed After Crop Reports and Rents
New York notes show St Cottons strength on poor Texas crop news and rumors of foreign government demand in spot and futures. Early gains faded but later prices recovered much of prior losses as daily trading continued. Tecoverias moved seventeen to eleven points, nearly a dollar per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Tragic Farm Accident Ends Life of Clayton Cooper
Mrs. Tt. A. Dunkelberg learns of her brother in law Clayton Cooper death near Hitchcock Watertown caused by a fall onto an upturned pitchfork. He died from prongs penetrating the bowels after hospital treatment in Watertown. Cooper leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. A. Dunkelberg
Walnut Street
Clayton Cooper
Watertown
Hitchcock
British Suelos Kings 400 at Zeebrugge
Amsterdam reports via Tele graaf a Belgian traveler claiming 600 people were killed during the Zeebrugge bombardment by British forces. London notes a settlement of the strike in the South Wales coal mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeebrugge
Amsterdam
The
Telegraaf
Belgium
Zeebrugee
London
South Wales
War in Iowa sparks quiet price fight over gasoline
In Iowa a price and market manipulation dispute pits independents against Germans and large interests. Hawkeye Oil proposes stocking cheap tank wagon gasoline or continuing straight gasoline sales to maintain price competition and prevent collapse of local supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huasta
Towa
Hawkeye Oil Company
Shera
Flag display urged for cornerstone ceremony
On Thursday September 2 soldiers and volunteers are asked to display the national colors during the cornerstone laying at the Soldiers Memorial Hall. Citizens are urged to participate where possible and show flag form PFLAG.
Deaths and incidents from local scenes at Calvary and Knoxville
Mortuary note: Trostumi Layiley a 45 year old carpenter of French birth died after illness and complications from injuries reportedly suffered while employed by H A Mays company. Funeral at St Joseph's Catholic church Thursday at 9 am with Rev Fr Slattery. Interment at Calvary cemetery. Joyriders: Frank Griffith intoxicated, hired a car to celebrate, crashed at With and Nuyard. No injuries reported. Griffith pled guilty and fined 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusvum Lavalry
Trostumi Layiley
Ravepily
H. A. Maiye Company
Dangon Street
Layaley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Slattery
Calvary Cemetery
Joyriymes
Frank Grith
Knoxville
Erul
Joyrivers
With
Nuyard
Griffith
Elks Picnic Committee to Report on Location Choice
The Elks picnic committee will report at tomorrow's regular meeting. They plan to hold the annual picnic at Electric Park after closing time, hoping the change to the amusement area will boost attendance and allow an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Electric Park
Telg
Cleanse The Blood Banish Rheumatism Ad
Thousands found relief from rheumatism as the blood cleansing remedy S. S. S. claimed to wash toxins from the blood. The ad touts vitality returning after using nature’s roots and herbs and urges readers to request S. S. S. Co, Atlanta, Georgia, for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Co
Atlanta, Ga
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Spriday Hyening
Agnés Badholst
Lyren Quartet
Bodkoldt
Cosmopolitan Institute of Music
Chicrago
Lyren Todge
Edna Rist
Frances Heenan
Eyan Fox
John Hoagland
Chiedgo
Plaza Theatre
Miss Heenan
Eighth Street West
Miss Fox
Miss Rist
Mile Miller
Mabal Miler
Seqa
Arizona
Della
Reta- Tritz
Jeffernon Street
Mayme Hickey
A. H. Hart
Ellis Crossing
Alice Dunkelberg
AL Dunkelberg
S. P. Terpenning
F. A. Sporle
J. Hall
P. J. Martin
A. Bt Erke
E. L. Jones
PL J. Boguer
James Linderman
A. C. Pines
Hagerman Addition
Iday
Pines
Minnie Pratt
Linderman
Thomas Tarpey
Margaret Maddigan
Minneapolis
Maddigan
Lucile Bruner
Maddizan
Grest
Esther
Orpha Nemechek
Lincoln Street
Emily Nemechek
Heloft
Wis
Latur
Pattarm No
Aos
Pesten Tena
Ves
Ny la Ienten
Cohn
Jacob Cohn
McSweeney
Jacob
Harris & Cole
LOK. Sedgwick
West Indies
Bryan
Winona Conferenge
ATTO
Leighton
J. F. Griffen
Park County
Automobile Owners’ Protective Association
Boothe Ta
Iife
Jacob A. Sanders
Rhoda M. Clark
Justice F. F. Knapp
la Porte City
Henry Clark
Wills
Bridge Street
Iowa
Hilde
Arant
Ann Pric
Delfyerr
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