Yeomen Tonight and Community Club Gatherings
The notice lists multiple social events for Monday and Tuesday including Yeomen dance, employe dinners for Litchfield households, and numerous club meetings. Activities feature Y W C A classes, Ladies Aid, Class meetings, and a Missionary banquet at First Congregational church parlors with planned attendee counts and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Litchfield
E. C. Litchfield
Claus Junge
Jeland Avenue
Franklin Five Hundred
H. A. Maine
Franklin Street
J. W. Rinker
Allen Street
M. C
F. M. Michael
Logan Avenue
J. L. Henderson
Fourth
Wellington
Gentiliska
Laura Shepard
Vine Street
Jungmen’s Missionary
First Congregational Church
Ischgabibble Club
Freda Layman
Heppler Avenue
Philathea
Walnut Street
Y. W. G. A. Bible Class
King's Daughters of
First Baptist Church
A. H. Stull
H. Fischer
Second Street West
Courier Patterns For Up To Date Design Requests
To obtain the courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the form and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly but should reach you in ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Jing Courier
Waterloo
Committee to Meet Tonight on Waterloo School Consolidation
A Waterloo Realty board committee meets at A W Chamberlin’s office on Sycamore street to study merging the two districts. Led by A W Chamberlin with G E Brebner A C Cole and P J Martin the panel aims to report next board meeting. Some oppose the plan citing higher salaries politics and increased expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Realty Board
A. W. Chamberlin
Sycamore Street
Realty Board
G. E. Brebner
A. C. Cole
P. J. Martin
East Side Board of Education
Des Moines
Plans Set for Annual Board of Trade Banquet
The Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting in Ellis hall Monday evening Jan 26. An entertainment committee led by Lore Alford was given plans for the event. An entirely new board of directors will be elected and Secretary Park will present his annual report along with the financial committee report. George Holcombe of the Twin City Fair spoke, urging more city business group support and cooperation to boost the Waterloo fair and its regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Ellis’ Hall
L. E. Park
Lore Alford
M. R. Shepherd
L. A. Moore
J. B. Shanewise
Harry W. Wartong
E. E. Peek
Park
George Holcombe
Twin City Fair Association
Waterloo
J. C D. Bailey
Cedar Falls
J. W. Ford
G. W. Dickinson
C. R. Hutcheson
Matt With
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Des Moines
Holcombe
Agora Bible Class Welcomes Men for Luncheon and Evening Revival
The Walnut Street Baptist church Mens Agora Bible class drew a fine turnout at last nights weekly luncheon with praise for fellowship. Men of the city are invited to the 10 oclock class meeting tomorrow. Revival meetings at Champlin Baptist chapel grow each night with preaching Sunday both afternoon and evening and illustrated songs. Mr and Mrs Jor A Raymond will visit relatives in Chicago Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Champlin Baptist Chapel
Hove
Moline Fan Seeks Franchise In Central Baseball Association
Burlington Iowa Jan 17 Moline seeks a place in the Central baseball association and plans a strong push. The tri cities Davenport Rock Island Moline with 25000 population are noted as a lively baseball market. Committees survey sites and transportation while articles of incorporation for a $190000 company are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Moline
Central Baseball Association
Illinois
Davenport
Rock Island
Clinton
Galesburg
Monmouth
Kewanee
Independence Fair Association to Meet Tuesday
Independence residents report the Independence Fair Association will hold a meeting Tuesday to discuss local happenings. Notes include candidate talk about Hasner seeking a district court judgeship, family births, obituaries, and social visits.
Ministers Set Talk by Laymen's Missionary Leader
J. F. Michael field secretary of the Laymen's Missionary movement will address the Waterloo Ministerial association Monday morning at the Y M C A. He formerly headed Y M C A work in Louisville for four years and spent five years in India as railway Y M C A secretary before returning to the United States in 1909. He now oversees Y M C A affairs across multiple Midwestern states and makes trips into Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Michael
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Michael
Louisville
India
America
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
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Ted
Association Rooms
Marguerite Nesbit
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Bunyan Smith
Pine Street
B. J. Howrey
A. S. Bentz
J. A. Smith
H. E. Walters
J. A. Webb
Baltimore Street
R. F. Krupp
Joseph
N. C. Chesterman
Isaac
J. L. Buechele
Moses
E. E. Compton
Forest Avenue
Woman’s Auxiliary
Plymouth Congregational Church
D. A. Buchan
C. A. Heath
Heath
Lafayette Street
W. C. Brownlee
Pettit
B. L. Cobb
C. KE. Kiingamap
J. T. Allen
F. J. Sine
Carol Cobb
Helen Kiingaman
KE. M. Towne
Park Avenue West
Walter Kyle
Sam Bentley
LA Porte
F. W. Fortseh
Commercial Street
Sarah Mueller
Auction Bridge
Clib
C. A. Waterbury
Frank Jackson
C. P. Shockley
William Grogs
Lincoln Circle
G. A. BR
P. Hall
Robi. Anderson Post
G. A. R. Hall
J. W. Rickert
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of
Seash Hall
Irene Bentley
Oelwein
Carlton Sias
C. M. Downs
Randolph Street
M. J. Tritz
Harry Sindlinger
Lawrence McGarvey
Locust Street
C. C.jenkins
Cutler Street
Lee
C. W. Witter
Frank Lawson
Carpenter
Miss Seerley
Esther Seerley
Ellis Vineyard
Seerley
Claude E. Culley
ST. Mary’s
L. J. Tunis
Columbia Street
Daughters OF Isabella
Fred Fisher
Wee
Agoga Bible Class
Jor A Raymond
Chicago
Ichott
Moline Fan Want
Hasner
Platt
Tlasner
Nick Miller
Twin City
Twin City Fairy Association
John Milbach
John Spenskey
E. EB. Hasner
Evelyn Sherman
Vern W. Brown
Ray Mansfield
Kline
Emma Potter
J. W. Harrison
Waterlooo
Henry S. Cole
Ben
G. A. R. Post
KE. Boyack
Ames
Ada
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