Social clubs and church events fill community calendar
A dense list of gatherings runs through the evening and week, including As You Like It club hosted by Florence Shearer, Just For Fun club with Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt, Ischgabibble club with Miss Freda Layman, and Lend a Hand class on Lend a Hand street. Many churches announce programs, thimble bees, dinners, dances, and meetings at parlor rooms, G A R hall, and Westminster guilds, with Women’s Missionary society annual meeting held at East Park Presbyterian home.
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Florence Shearer
Just For Fun
Z. ¥. Wyatt
Ischgabibble Club
Freda Layman
Walnout Street
Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors
Thimble Bee
Hannah Hawver
W.R. C
G. A. R. Hall
Missionary Department
Wowan’s
First Presbyterian Church
James Graham
A. U
U. V
Labor Temple
Www
Ni Birdsall
K. of
P.i Hall
Yeomen Lodge
P. Hall
Harmony Inn Club
Mae Valentine
Westminster Church Brotherhood
Epworth League
St. Paul's
M. B
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Happy Go Lucky
Melle Campbell
D. F. Club
Mildred Herkins
Women’s Missionary Society of
East Park Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Logan Avenue
Thomas
Korea
Culler
Schroeder
B. D. Davies
W. A. Knouff
J. §. Dewhirst
F.C. Bluhm
George Smith
Aldes Pound
Northminster Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
Miller Street
L. W. Fairburn
P— Ladies’ Industrial Society
Mary Newton
Fourth Street West
E. G. Miller
F. A. Long
J. BE. Lamb
R. E. McKean
Mary Hoadley
Clara Hunt
Maudenoop
Mildred Held
Miss Held
Virginia Woolley
Mre
E. Eddy
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sycamore Street
Dlone
Miss Coburn
Gregg Gregory
Howard Sweeney
Richard Way
Charles’ Heath
Eclen Brownlee
Richard O'Flanagan
Beatrice Wang
Buxbaum
Mary Jane
Helen Brownlee
Williard Eddy
Rodger Loveland
Dale Swanson
Ladies’ Social Union
the Universalist Church
Franklin C. Platt
Third Street
Martha Washington
H. A. Sargent
Victor Long
John Libby
L. O. T. M. Thimble
Wu’. W. Bal
Rowena Chasbro
John Flim
United Brethren Church
Baltimore Street
Iesson
St. Luke
EB. Brooks
Idlewild Club
C. W. Powell
W. T. Rose
Argyle Street
Laurene
Luella
Charles Wilcox
Community Socials and Weddings in Reinbeck Area
In Reinbeck and nearby towns, social events unfold with church gatherings, weddings, dinners, and club meetings. Mrs. Groth and Reuben Schildroth wed at Grace M E, while social unions, colonial parties, and card nights fill evenings at homes and lodges across the district.
Courier Patterns Publication Coupon Request
To obtain the up to date Courier pattern with accompanying design, fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns accommodate seams. Orders filled promptly and should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Miller plans new flat building on Sixth and Washington
Contractor John Miller plans a three story 62 by 84 foot apartment building on his Sixth and Washington street lot. Salvaged stone coping brick steel and lumber will be reused with a lower floor adaptable to stores. Debris clearance may take two months and a runway will ease basement access.
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Jtussell- Lamson
John Miller
Sixth
Washington Streets
Wellington
Miller
Mabel Whitenack Nicholson Dies After Surgery
Mrs. Gale Nicholson formerly Mabel Whitenack Hirsh of Waterloo and Janesville, Wis., died last night at Finley hospital Dubuane after a surgical operation. Ill for some time, surgeons chose knife treatment. She leaves a brother Charley Hirsh auditor for Corn Belt Telephone in Waterloo and other brothers in Homer Ariz San Francisco and North Dakota. Remains will be taken to Janesville for burial.
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Gale Nicholson
Mabel Whitenack
Finley Hospital
Dubuane
Nicholson
Mabel Hirsh
Waverly
Waterloo
Charley Hirsh
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Homer
Ariz
San Francisco
North Dakota
Janesville, Wis
Cabbages and Oranges Notably Cheap for Shoppers
The article notes unusually low prices for cabbage at six cents a pound and oranges at fifteen cents a dozen, with high grade boxes at 2.50. Flour rose from 4.25 to 5 per barrel after a recent freeze threatened supplies, eggs stay around 30 cents, and Cuban potatoes arriving in Waterloo sell well at ten cents per pound.
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Cuba
Waterloo
Queen Victoria Favored Song by Sullivan The Lost Chord
Queen Victoria loved The Lost Chord by Sir Arthur Sullivan, written at a dying brother’s bedside. Sullivan, famed for Nonsense and comic operas with Gilbert, also penned hymns such as Heaven is My Home and Onward Christian Soldiers. He died in London in 1900, leaving a lasting legacy in sacred and secular music. The Lost Chord and other songs are offered in Heart Songs via this paper. Read the terms in today’s certificate.
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Arthur Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
England
Arthur
Hoe
Patience
William
Gilbert
Arthur Sulllivan
London
Sullivan
Unique service planned by Union Congregational pastor
Rev G R Parker leads a unique adrview this evening asking members to answer a question from John sixth chapter. Answers will be read during the service. Miss Mary Lodge, bookkeeper for The Unique Cleaners, is visiting Osage.
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G. R. Parker
Union Congregational Church
John
Mary Lodge
Unique Cleaners
Osage
Revival Home Night Draws Big Weekday Crowd
Tonight is Home Night at the revival at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Paul Davis and Mr Waieht's Sunday school class performed music as congregational singing uplifted attendees. Rev J Te Johnson preaches and Rev W F Spry leads music. cottage prayer meetings set for tomorrow at multiple addresses.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Davis
Waieht
J. Te. Johnson
W. F. Spry
Redding
Wellington
Mis
Locust
LeValle
Mullan Ave
Platts
Hammond
Saffecare
Kroeson
Townsler
1St St
Linden Church to Host Supper for Men Friday
A Linden church plans a 6 30 pm supper for local men tomorrow. The event aims to involve every man in Linden Place with special entertainment provided. OC Rohde will be speaker, and the community expects a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Church
Linden Place
T He
Rohde
Davenport man seeks delay of river improvement dam
F A Cokerall, president of a Duluth development company, left Davenport for Washington to oppose a 1.2 million dollar dam planned at La Claire as part of the six foot channel improvement. He urges Congress to grant a power dam franchise here and argues the government project would waste funds. He appealed to Davenport business groups to oppose the federal move.
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Davenport
F. A Cokerall
Duluth
Washington
la Claire
Mississippi
Congress
Hoffman
Rock Island
Cokerall
Keokuk
le Claire Rapids
Body of John Kellet Brought for Burial in Davenport
Davenport February 26 The body of John Kellet taken from the Sacramento River in California was brought here for burial today His widow denies Sacramento reports that Kellet was murdered and robbed
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Davenport
John Kellet
Sacramento
California
Kellet
You ll Grow Over GETS-IT for Corns
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a fast corn cure claiming painless application and immediate relief. It rails against plasters salves and blades and asserts the product never injures flesh. Available from EL Lawrence & Co in Chicago and Wangler Bros Co in Waterlog.
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EL Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Wangler Bros. Co
Drug Clerk Praises Bisulated Magnesia Cure for Indigestion
A drug clerk extols bisulated magnesia as an antacid that neutralizes stomach sourness and pain within minutes, claiming it cures the cause of indigestion rather than merely digesting food. He cites his aunt’s recovery after a doctor’s wrong diagnosis and notes wide sales in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
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Cora Ricketts
Tina Martin
Maybeth Mack
Maude Knoop
Fred Pettit
Lucy Kimball
Harry Orthey
F. Willis Jenks
Woman's Relief Corps
Robert Anderson
Eliza Munyon
Avethe Gilley
Mary Shirley
Elizabeth Billings
Adele Lichty
Melvina Sisco
Mary Johnston
H. E. N. Club
Hattie,Smith
Hudison
Watterloo
Oloezh Club
Helen Sedgwick
Sedgwick Island
Nemataker
Boone
Fern Belt
Hugh Stark
Mary Sedgwick
Angeline Campbell
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
W. H. Stevens
H. G. Phinney
Victor
Washiseph W
Black
Asquith
HE Jewelers
Groth Schildroth
J. A. Northrup
Grace M. E. Parsonage
Ella, Groth
Reuben Schildroth
Reinbeck
Carsten Groth
George Schildroth
James Gardiner
Second Street West
Harl Hutson
Margaretta Gardiner
Neil Morrison
Genevieve Gardiner
Olive Galloway
Margaret Campbell
Margaret
Clara Koester
Dunkerton
Royal
Arcanum
Pythian Temple
al’ Dy. Bradley
Wiliam Luster
Tandies’ Add Society
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Charles Mether
Arbutus Club
I. N. Rogers
South Street
Kensington
Charles Kurth
George Weiline
Matthew Westrate
Clay Street
Dora Davies Westrate
Muscatine
Davies
Mystic Workers
Labor Temple Hall
Knoights
Lady Macccabees
Ben Hurladies
Royal Order of Moose and
Odd Fellows
Christian Endeavor
First Congregational Church
Margaret Addington
Lenore Mandt
Mayme O’neill
Lodge No. 21
Seventh Street West
Paso
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