Pleasant Surprise and Society Teas Tonight
Society events fill Tuesday with gatherings across homes and clubs in Waterloo. Rev and Mrs Beeman host neighbors, Miss Holmes and Miss McCortick attend sewing and musical circles, while local chapters of D A R and Willing Workers meet in various venues.
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J . G. Beeman
J. Hauernfelnd
Jaliant
Third Street
Gentitlska
Dorothy Holmes
Randolph
Sewing Club
Lisle McCortick
Bexcon
Galloway Social and Agricultural Club
Galloway Club
Colonial Party
Uley
Leland Avenue
Julian W. Richards
Park Avenue
J. H. Woods
Western Avenue
Progress Club
Ges
Ectric
B. W. Schuneran
Paul A. Bassett
W. A Dobson
Desdemona Club
William L. Bradford
Logan Avenue
Thimble Bee
Seash Hall
M. Klein
Franklin
Pansy Embroidery Club
J. L.ialyean
Cottage
Sunset Club
James E. Blenis
Argyle
Henry Haubert
Lafayette
the Willing Works
W. H. Smith
Fowler
W. C
Girls’ Friendly Society
Mildred Breckenridge
Berth Avenue
K. K. Klub
Catherine Sedgick
South Street
Murray Club
Mesdames
Josephins
James Eason
Clay
C. C
Chautauqua
Edward Varsen
Mulberry
W. Leon Helt
Grant
Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
K. C.hall
J. G. Walz
Lagan
Pythian Sisters
Ith
Vthian Temple
Rs. EH
Beightol
Mrs. H. Liljestrand
Brotherhood and Ladies
Ald Society of
St. Paul’s M . Church
Courier patterns upcoming fashion department coupon offer
Courier patterns. Fill coupon and send to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, inclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for cams. Orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waerloo Evening Courier
Waerloo
Junior Prom Guests Return From Iowa City
Misses Helene Balliett and Miriam McCune return home from Iowa City after week at Pi Beta Phi house and attending the University of Iowa Junior Prom. Also guests Misses Gladys Klein and Angeline Campbell for the event. Eastern Star plans all day meeting at Masonic temple with picnic supper. P B O Chapter 7 meets, with inspection at Mrs. Smith's residence. Hospital Auxiliary hosts luncheon at Mrs. Eighmey’s home. McKinley school to host a two cent social to fund school activities. Y W C A hosts ribbon flower and Irish crochet class led by Mrs. Elghmey and Mrs. Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Club
Frances Rainbow
X. I. Club
Mul- Yan Avenue
Gladys Leeper
Eunice Shannon
Dorothy Hall
J. J. Rainbow
Myrtle Jones
Roberta Westenberg
Gladys Shores
Park Avenue East
Iowa City
Helene Balliett
Miriam McCune
Pi Beta Phi
Migs McCune
University of Iowa
Gladys Klein
Angeline Campbell
Masonic “Temple
P. E.O
J. H. Woods
Western Avenue
5. B. Smith
Iowa Street
E. L. Johnson
F. W. Robertson
Hospital
F. J. Eighmey
McKinley
F. J. Elghmey
T. W. Eaton
Boys Day at Plymouth Church Draws Big Attendance
Plymouth Congregational Sunday school held a boys day with double the usual crowd. Walter W H Schwedler led the event with Craig Arbuckle assisting as pianist. Keith Peterson Willard Eddy led activities as young performers from age five to four tackled prayers psalms verses and recitations. Superintendent Schwedler sang with a boys chorus while Rev L B Hix delivered a sermon on Man's Sabbath urging stronger observance of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Sunday School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
Craig Arbuckle
Grace M. BE
Keith Peterson
Willard Eddy
Merle Heath
Williston Alford
John Akermant
Laster Guyer
Harald Tollman
Alfred Ackermant
Carol Pines
Rayburn Heath
Clifford Ackermant
Dale Swanson
Mr. Schwedler
L. B. Hix
Professor Wallace Returns to Duties at West High
Prof 8 M Wallace principal of West High School returned Saturday evening from Hopkinton where he had been most of the week called to the bedside of a sister who died Friday. Supt Hakill was still suffering from a fall at home and did not attempt to go to the school this morning as travel was hindered by heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Wallace
the West High School
Hopkinton
A. T. Hakill
Postal Deposits Grow Slowly in Waterloo Bank
Charles I. Munger reports gradual growth at the Waterloo Uncle Sam savings bank with 49 depositors and total of 960 dollars. Mrs. Combellie, 80 plus, is recovering at Wellington street home after Bright's disease attack. James A. Merevitt sues Chicago Great Western for 1500 dollars over a side track near Ruff street. Henrietta Taylor, 806 Argyle, is regaining mobility after two months illness. Evening Courier Want Ad urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Munger
Postal Savings Bank
Waterloo
Uncle Sam's
Combellie
L. E. Powers
W. R. Jameson
Wellington Street
Bright
James A. Merevitt
Chicago Great Western Railway
Ruff Street
Bluff
Henrietta Taylor
Argyle Street
Miss Taylor
Revelry Broken Up By Police At Mid Key Dertag
Neighbors complained of beer parties and disorderly conduct at a Hast Fifth Street rooming house. Michael Burenski and his wife Martha were arrested on disturbing the public quiet charges after police found a keg of beer and multiple revelers. The couple pleaded not guilty and trial was set for later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burenski
Martha Burenski
Burenski
Hast Fifth Street
Asa Burenski
Harry White
Man with Hatchet Arrested After Political Fracas at East Fifth Street
Police arrested 45 year old William Cody after he threatened to kill an old man and struck him with a hatchet during a heated political dispute near Two Petes restaurant. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten days shoveling snow for the street department amid a crowd of arrestees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
William Cody
E. P Caldwell
Cody
Teddy Roosevelt
West Waterloo residents seek street commissioner over uncleared walks
Several anxious enquirers called the Courier today about a street commissioner for West Waterloo. They noted that snow had not been cleared from the west half of the Fourth street bridge and park walks, while the east half had been shoveled earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
West Waterloo
Fourth Street Bridge
First Brethren Revival Closes at Local Church
The First United Brethren in Christ revival, held over several weeks, ended last night. A number of new members joined the church and all attendees gained renewed inspiration. Rev. R. B. Graves was sent to Manchester today on special business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wells
Waterloo
Missionary Societies
Jino Batewen
Walter H. Rolling
Fred Pettit
Missionary Organization of Waterloo
Weil
China
India
Japan
Russia
Portugal
Spain
England
America
Christ
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wells
Wella
Southern
Illinois
First United Brethren
Christchurch
R. BE. Graves
Manchester
Pastor Beeman Last Sermon Before Move to St Paul
Dr Beeman preached his final Walnut Street Baptist Church service in Waterloo as he prepares to take a new charge in St Paul. He spoke on The Last Night and urged readiness for any call, ending with God Be With You Till We Meet Again as the congregation bid farewell. Friends and farewell gatherings marked his eleven years in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
First M. E
W. A. Hallowell
Third Street
Ladies’ Industrial Society
TSI Congregational Society
Dorcas Society of the
First Baptist Church
J. K. Joder
Fourth Street West
Mary Walker
Des Moines
Waterloo Talent
Home Makers’ Band
First Presbyterian Church
Robert ©. Westenberg
Webster City
H. Liljestrand
New York
Brotherhood
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
Eman' ‘Wel Evangelical Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Auxiliary
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. A. Heath
Fifth Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
T. A. McManus
Independence Avenue
Brotherhood of the ‘Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Romey W. W. Wooley
Waterloo
Social Combativer
Ittee
Fuiny
Brotherhood of the
Logan Avenue
Mesames Hall
E. L. Hosteter
George ‘Ath
Carge
F. W. Ferguson
Men's League of the United Presyterian Church
League
J. G. Beesman
St. Paul
Reeman
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old time ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a safe pleasant remedy for indigestion. It claims five minute relief from symptoms like sour belching gas heartburn and stomach headaches and suggests a 50 cent case provides continual relief with no need for laxatives.
Whittier and Hawthorne claim title in YMCA game
The Whittier and Hawthorne basketball teams played a decisive championship game Saturday afternoon at the YMCA gym. Whit tier led 24 to 11 at the end after two previous games split, with DeForest Miller scoring seven for Whittier and Simpson three for Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Whittier
DeForest Miller
Whittier's
Simpson
Lnoup
D. Miller
Robert Miller
Sindlinger
R. Miller
Aungst
Bennett
Hawthorne—Marson
P. Banton
Feld
Searle
B. Howrey
McManus
Plan to Erect a Factory Here in Waterloo
Board of Trade to appoint investigating committee after display of the Oliver cement block machine owned by P B Miles and E D Francisco of Jackson Michigan. Patents secured. Local interest and several thousand dollars in stock subscribed. A factory to manufacture machines in Waterloo is proposed and to be studied by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Logan House
Sycamore Street
P. B. Miles
E. D. Francisco
Jackson
Mich
Waterloo
Board of Trade
Waterloo May Bet Ad Clubs Waterloo May Bet Ad Clubs
Cedar Rapids. Feb. 26 The second annual convention of the Associated Adopts of Iowa convened here. Owing to the storm early attendance was meager. Delegates may number about 160 tonight or tomorrow. A banquet for 800 is planned. I M Mattson of Waterloo will likely be chosen president. Waterloo and Iowa City expected to seek next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Associated Addits of
Iowa
Mattson
Waterloo
Iowa City
Lenten Services at Christ Church
Lent services are announced for Christ Episcopal church with weekly Wednesday masses at 10 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening and Friday 4 o’clock at the rectory 523 Lime Street. Weather notes appear and an illness report on Tf C Munger in Houston states condition grave with slow recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Lime Street
Tf. C. Munger
Houston
Tex
Two More Smallpox Cases Reported in City Quarantine
Two more cases of smallpox were recorded at the city auditor's office this morning. The new quarantines concern Earl E Brumble, 27, and Vanita Brumble, 7, at 103 Ash Street. Three Brumble family members are ill and eight city residents are under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Brumble
Vanita
Brumble
Ash Street
New Sleeper Service Reaches Kansas City by C G W
The Chicago Great Western now operates through sleeping cars from Waterloo to Kansas City. Leaves Waterloo at 6:48 p.m. daily and arrives in Kansas City at 7:10 a.m. This addition enhances overnight rail travel with a direct Waterloo to Kansas City route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Quarantine Appeals Reach City Hall As Illness Lingers
The Hoofnagie family and others remain ill for several days with some recovering and being released under the attending physician. The mayor received complaints from quarantined individuals who seek earlier release than the physician's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoofnagie
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First Brethren Church
Washington
W. H. Beachler
Ninth Street West
Charles Klingsman
Lillian Blough
Beachler
L. O. Reed
Edna
Beeman
George Nesfield
Butler Avenue
Linden M. E. Church
George S. Dixon
Walnut Street
Mies Elste Kurth
Saxon Street
Ad- Arosa
City and Blaze
Kurth
Misnes Marie Kaumanna
Flora Koeberg
Gertrude Kurth
Plymouth
8.M. Wallace
I. J. Wells
W. T. Cody
First Brethren
Dr. Beeman
St. Paul Pastorate
Chamberlain
Investigat
Ing Committee
Christ Church
Buchanan Optical Co
Miss Elizabethian
Wieners
Paris
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