Reception for National President at Lincoln Circle event
A large reception honoring National President Mrs. Della R. Henry of Kansas City was hosted Saturday by Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R., at Lough Hall. Approximately 300 guests attended, with elaborate decor in national colors and a program including greetings, addresses by Mrs. Henry, and musical selections.
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Lough Hall
Ancoln Circle
G. A.R
Della R. Henry
Kanton City
Robert. Anderson Post
Earf
Grace Seebers
Della Henry
Kansas City
Ary A. Agard
Dubuque
Aspector
W. W. McKay
Des Moines
Committee Onarngements
Coming State Coalition
Greene
Iowa
Reading
Mary Tarr
Julia Plumb
Peggy
Miss Starr
Henry
Waterloo
R. Weaver
Storm
Ts. Henry
Lincoln
Irma
Tia
Washington
Thera
A. H. Nickell
Calvary Baptist Church
Katherine McStay
Olive Stevens
Mystic Workers of the World
A. O. U. W. Hall
Anna Crow
Lily Anderson
Lient
Washington Birthday Party For Avon Jameson’s Daughter
Mrs W R Jameson hosted a Washington birthday party at Maple Street for her daughter Avon. Forty five little girls enjoyed guessing contests, souvenirs with Kodak pictures, and a patriotic table decor. Prizes went to Helen Place Elizabeth Gale Betha Powers Zelma Alberts and Opal Christofferson.
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W. R. Jameson
Maple Street
Ivon
Washington
Kodak
Miss Avon
Local Jottings Show Busy Community Social Scene
A string of parties and events fills Waterloo notices including vocal duets by Anya M Kistner and Nel le Ravane, a humorous reading, and a talk by Rev Mr Nickell on New Patriotiam urging honest patriotism. Socials by the Mystic Workers of the World and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary feature baskets and Washington birthday plans. Plus birthdays and class social gatherings, Elklets initiation, and a Washington’s Birthday program at the Princess Theatre.
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Tor
Anya M. Kistner
Nelle Ravane
Misa Esther Banton
Nickell
Lillian Reaney
Waterloo Short Course Prizes Announced and Disbanded
Examinations from Saturdays domestic science short course yielded prizes for the Girls Class led by Alicia McGuire and Louise Miller among others. Mrs. J G Hildebrand won multiple prizes, including a refrigerator, and the course will not be offered in Waterloo for some time as the organization disbands. 82 requests to continue are noted.
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Ladies’ Literary Society
Idiés” Literary Society
Ella Williams
A McElinney
J. H Waods
Mary P. Edgerton
Cambridge
Cape Ann
Lucy Larcom
Boston
E¢ McCulloom Jones
Vic. Department
Charles Mulford ‘Binson
Waterloo
Murday
Alica McGuire
Louise Miller
W. A. Dodd
Cadwallader
J. G. Hildebrand
J. H. Hildebrand
Della Krantz
Marjorie ‘Park
Vetter & Waters
Iowa State College
J. H. Woods
J. 3B. Webb
Wm. King
Leavitt & Johnson.Trust Company
Pauate Dry Goods Company
Victrola concert at Paul Davis store draws crowd
The Victrola concert at the Paul Davis dry goods store Saturday evening drew a large crowd. Paul Roehr of Woods Bros. arranged the high class program featuring vocal and instrumental selections from Red Mills Lucia and Rigoletto. The Mexican police band Pryor's band and Victor's band also performed. Patrons praised the store for the delightful musical treat.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods
Victrola
Paul Roehr
Woods Bros
Red Mills
Lucia
Donizetti
Sembrich
Caruzo
Scotti
Journet
Lafe Young to Speak Tomorrow at Commercial Club Hall
Tomorrow night in Biks hall under the auspices of the Commercial Club and Board of Trade Lafe Young editor of the Des Moines Capital will address an open meeting. The event honors Washington's Birthday with a cordial gathering. The meeting begins at 8 o'clock and the topic is The Price of a Moment's Sleep.
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Sons OF Veterans' Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans and Friends
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Washington
Sons of Veterans and the Auxilary
Biks’ Hall
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Young Foutch at Hospital After Runaway Injury
Walter Fouteh, one of the injured youths from a runaway accident three weeks ago, was taken to the hospital Saturday evening with a skull base fracture. Early reports said he was improving after surgery, then deteriorated, with a second hospital trip following.
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Walter Fouteh
Hospiti
Foutch
Chicago Markets Report and Prices on Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago markets report estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep for Feb 21 with prices in mixed heavy and light hog classes and a strong close. Cash wheat corn oats prices listed by grade and market close for New York St Louis Minneapolis and Chicago exchanges. The action of the First Baptist church and local business updates noted.
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Chicago
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Amalgamated
Osavate
Baltimore
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Oees
Ghesapeake
Chicago Great, Western
Colorado Fuel and Lon
Waterloo
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Sean CO
Lardesas
Coln Bros
Revival Opens at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Revival meetings began Sunday at Walnut Street Baptist Church with a filled house and a large chorus. Rev Beeman preached Why Did Jesus Die, debunking anti Christian theories and citing prophecy fulfillment. Two converts testified. meetings continue with tonight's topic Can a Christian be Sure of Salvation. Services 7 45. Invitation extended. Also a New England Supper tomorrow at First Baptist Church.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wwib Howell
Mr. Beeman
Jesus
Information Against C W Arnold Filed
A Waterloo physician has sworn out an information against C W Arnold an traveling lecturer. The information charges Arnold with circulating markeroug and slandering reports. Also noted is a New England Supper at the first Baptist church tomorrow evening from 5 30 to 9 00.
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New England
Waterloo
C. W. Arnold
Arnold
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Society
East Waterloo High
Joe Anderson
Dora
Anna Paul
Flora
J. H. Steely
Franklin Street
Verna
Helen ‘Register
Linden Avenue
Emanuel Fike
Ethel
Clarence E. Benedict
Orange Township
Tannreuther
The
Brethren Church
Hill
Orchestra
Fike
Canada
Black Hawk
Mystic Workers
Royal Neighbors
Soash Hall
Eva Abrams
Waterloo Theatre
A. J. Abrams
Charles Simmons
W. L. Simmon
Benona Jones
Universalist Sunday School
Lomée
Ions Street
Eleanor Joénes
Elda’ Blatt
Tressa McElhinney
Fifth Street East
Elklets
R. C. Thompson
G.E. Boyer
Russel
Mra
J. B. Briggs
W. L. Foster
Ryan
J. C. Payne
John Fiske
Hast
Gertrude Ray
Evelyn McQuilken
George Washington
Frances Grout
Edith Porter
Mary Loveland
Dolly Stearns
H. A. Sargeant
Commercial Street
Young Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
Mamie O'Neill
Fourth Street West
Royal Ladies
Bickley Hall
Princess Washington
J. H. Kuhns
John D. Sly
Hattie E. Edwards
Preston
Minn
Sly
P. Hall
Peop de
Princess ‘Theatre
Washington's Birthday
First Baptist Church
Princess
Washington's
Paul Davis
R. Leffler
Richardson & Larrabas
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. &Co
Sycamore Street
H. W
N. W
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Louisville and
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Pauls
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Common
Pfa
V. E. Wright
Bicycle and Sporting Goods
Iowa-Dakota Land Company
Reeves
Texas
the Security Savings Bank
Central Railroad
Vinton
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Burton F. Wilson
Princess Theatre
Burton FB. Wilson
Vose
Burton FE
Will
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