Pretty wedding and society notices fill Waterloo 1912 page
A detailed society page covers Alma Alta Foulk and Barnard Beck wedding near Waterloo with arch decor and a three course dinner, plus numerous club and guild events from luncheons to dances, theater, and meetings across Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Names include Alma Alta Foulk, Barnard Beck, Belva Muthaler, Edith Hazlett, Mabel Muthaler, Marguerite Driscoll, Mrs. Hartong, Mrs. Justy, Mrs. Epperson, Mrs. Behrens, and many local organizers and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Foulk
Waterloo
Alma Alta
Barnard Beck
J. M. Morris
Belva Muthaler
Jackson
Edith Hazlett
Mabel Muthaler
Marguerite Driscoll
G. M. Wilson
EF. C. Club
Tremont Street
Cedar Falls
Thelma Wilson
Alta Miller
Santa Claus
Willam Montgomery
George Brennan
J. W. Klinefelter ,Jr
W. H. Orvis
Clay Street
Courier Patterns Order Form and Delivery Details
Courier patterns offered by the Wat erloo Evening Courier fashion department require the customer to fill a coupon and send 10 cents per pattern. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Back to Farm Movement Moves Graduates to Rural Life
Dr Edward Sparks president of Pennsylvania State College told an audience at the University of Chicago that the back to the farm movement is the broadest and most increasing shift in the nation. He warned it could ruin many professionals and city bred people who try to revive homesteads for quick wealth. He urged scientific farming and warned of failed ventures as crop costs and farm economics reshape American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
University of Chicago
Sparks
Story Papers
Taft Nominates Morrill Postmaster Choice
President Taft nominates Charles C. Craig to be postmaster at Morrill Nebraska after residents showed support in a primary. The president also sent to the Senate the appointment of William Distin of Illinois as surveyor general of Alaska and Frank A. Nimocks of Ottumwa Iowa as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Chas. C. Craig Io
Morrill
Neb
Senate
Wmn. Distin
Illinois
Alaska
Frank A. Nimocks
Ottumwa
Croupy Coughs and Colds Advised to Use Foley's Honey and Tar
A local notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the quickest relief for croupy coughs and wheezy colds in children. The testimonial by J. W. Tageart claims instant relief with no opiates and asserts the medicine smothers and heals the cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sadler
Foley
J. W. Tageart
School Savings System Gains Schoolwide Thrift Value
In East Waterloo schools a stamp based savings system with bank support teaches thrift. Commercial National bank handles accounts for pupils, offering stamps and pass books, with deposits credited to regular accounts and drawing interest. One year saw 570 pupil depositors, 448 accounts opened, and 4097 dollars in deposits, as schools plan broader adoption. The Waterloo West Board also adopts the plan to start in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo
Commercial National Bank
West Board
Board of Education
Waterloo
Former major leaguers shine among top pitchers and fielders
Krause and Falkenberg lead 1912 American Association pitching averages with 13-4 and 25-8 records as former majors. Rieger tops fielding with 25 games no errors. Owens best catcher with 14 errors in 136 games for Minneapolis. Indy leads teams with .955 fielding. other scores listed for Columbus, Toledo, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Louisville, Kansas City, Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Thomas M. Chivington
Cleveland
Krause
Falkenberg
Toledo
Washington
Mminors
Packard
Columbus
Rieger
St. Paul
Rube” Waddell
Jones
Milwaukee
Delahanty
Minneapolis
Otto Williams
Rockenfield
Kansas City
Eddie Lennox
Chicago Nationals
Louisville
Westerzil
Indianapolis
McKechnie
Beaumiller
Corriden
Detroit
Cincinnati
Johns
Burns
Owens
Ray Schalk
Chicago Americans
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Silek
Handekerchief Department
Ideal Xmas
New Oriental
Axminster
Rreg Wuac
Knut Khib
Dexter Phelps
Jefferson
Epworth League of
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
E. E. Manhard
Highland
Giick
F. C. Leslie
Fullerton Apartments
Queen Estherchele
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's M. B. Church
Toon
Elks’ Dancing
Elks’ Hall
Harmony Inn
Flora and
Eda Behrens
Randolph
Baltimore
Carrie Campbell
Fourth Street
George Nauman
Third Street
Temple Rebekah Lodge
C. F. Hall
C. W
Alstadt Oni Lane
Salation Army
John T. Swift
Sullivan Avenue
George B. Miller
California
Aeco Nomia Club
J. B. Knowles
J. M. Longfellow
Logan Avenue
Thimble Bee
H. M. Reed
Weatherwax
Margaret Clark
Ladies’ Social Union
the Universalist Church
Reed
Bicknel
North Carolina
Vaupel
Des Moines
Clark
Ben Hur
Girard Court 92
Tribe of
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. Epperson
Verteh Avenue
Tillie Hamilton
AID Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
J L. W. Beek
Lafayette Street
J. Antone
Linwood Avenue
The
Indies
Home Missionary Society
F. A. Becker
George Robinson
Blanche Gould
B. Verhaven
Edward Barron
Foreign Missionary Society
China
J. E. Brinkman
L. M. J. Club
W. H. Rollins
George E. Pike
Rallins
Home Park Boulevard
L. M. S. Club
John Meyers
W. T. Rose
Suests
Ora Parker
Tiss Ress Doyle
St. Joseph's Church
E. E. Mickley
Webster Street
Vera Mickley
Roy Hoover
Eva Coram
Bridge Club
T. R. Met‘oy
Konuru Street
Grace Smith
Cedar Rapids
McCoy
Harold Plumb
James Cooley
Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Frank Schroeder
Ladies
Aidssociety
East Park
W. GO
St. Mary's Auditorium
Phil Mackery
Minnie Kurth
Frank Hamer
Charles Lewis
J. J. Reidgen
George Friedl
Phil. Koehele
John Schmitt
Lloyd van Schoyck
Herman Kohl
Waterloo Ladies’ Orchestra
Sisterhood
First United Brethren Church
EB. F. Heerman
First Street West
Seraphic Heights Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Iowa
dIas
In & Waterloo
Shine
Great Western Train
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