Church Groups Plan Meetings and Socials Throughout City
Local churches and affiliated groups schedule a week of activities including business meetings picnics socials and receptions. Activities span Loyal Bereans Emanuel Evangelical First Baptists and Central Presbyterian groups with events at Prospect Park Chautauqua Park Electric Park and area church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Bereans
Central Church of Christ
Prospect Park
Young People's Alliance of
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Young Woman's Missionary Society of First
Lydia Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Davitt Stevenson
Chautauqua Park
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Lyle Moore
Lone of Veterans Auxiliary
Patriotic Orders
G. A. R. Hall
Medical Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of Fire
M. E. Church
Sterling Club
Maude Miller
Eagle Center Road
J.B. Knowles
Cedar Falls Road
Electric Park
Ray Lewis
Riehl
St. Margaret’s Guild
Fred Borgolte
Fourth Street Weat
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Joseph's Auditorium
Ladies’ Aid Society of East
Park Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul’s
M. E
Ald Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
Lady Maccabees
Charlotte Duke
Logan Avenue
St. Luke's
A. E. Hanson
Newell
Married Ladies’ Club
Sacred Heart Parish
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Royal Ladies
Thimble Bee
George DeWald
W. H. Langlas
C. F. Altutadt
Lane Street
The
Young People's Alliance
Young People’s Alliance
Alienist declares Thaw sane in New York proceedings
White Plains New York July 1934 Dr Adolph Meyer Johns Hopkins professor of psychiatry testified Thaw is not mentally deranged enough to be dangerous if released Thaw’s counsel welcomed the verdict while state alienist Dr Carlos MacDonald had testified Thaw has always been paranoid Meyers assertion rested on Thaws openness about delusions suggesting he would reveal any delusions to close friends if they existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Tuly
Harry K. Thaw
Adolph Meyer
Johns’ Hopkins University
Clarence J. Shearn
Thaw
William T. Jerome
Carlos MacDonald
Meyer
Revolutionary Woman Crank Topics Talets and Equality
A quoted snippet portrays a revolutionary tone about women’s talents and equality. It notes that she believes women are equal to men, and jokes that she refuses to play cards unless the queen captures the king, highlighting bold attitudes toward gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Courier patterns for fashion department order form
To obtain the courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fit out the coupon and send to Fashion Department Wa Terloo Evening Courier with 10 cents for each pattern. Orders filed promptly but should reach in two days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo in Brief: Daily Society and Local Movements
Glasses from Buchanan and comforts noted. Dr. Bennett travels to Winne to tend property interests while Carl Bennett and Dr. Hemsworth head to Toledo for the north central Iowa tennis meet. Baby boys welcomed in two households, and travel for weddings and visits continues among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan’s
C. F. Bennett
Winnies
Carl Bennett
Dr. I. C. Hemsworth
Toledo
Hot Wave Kills Ten in Chicago
Chicago endures extreme heat as a heat wave claims ten lives and causes numerous prostrations. Humidity climbed to 94 percent in the morning, easing only by afternoon, while the city faced additional issues including seventeen rabid dog cases and one suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa Third Party Launch Promises Reform In State
Des Moines July 9 A third party movement was formally launched by Iowa progressives led by Judge J L Stevens provisional national committeeman. The group aims to back the current Republican ticket while promoting Reemveltian principles with hopes of helping Senator Kenyon’s re election. District delegates to Chicago will be chosen soon and a complete state organization will form ahead of the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
J. L. Stevens
Boone
Chicago
W. S. Kenyon
Brady terloo Evening Courier weekly coupon notice
A brief school information notice encourages parents to read the Brady terloo Evening Courier weekly and to see the coupon on page 3 for details.
Fire Horses Replaced by Auto Truck in City Fleet
City records show £1,200 annual cost to feed and shoe fire horses, excluding patrol costs, prompting council to buy a new Seagrave fire truck. East side horse teams to be sold. a single team kept briefly for hauling the hook and ladder wagon. Remaining horses to be disposed if costs remain high. Payment schedule: $2,700 on May 1, 1913 and $2,700 on November 3, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citys Council
East Side
Seagrave Company
Exemption Appeals Block Pull Tax in City
Affidavits filed with the city auditor claim exemption from a $2.40 pull tax as crowds in the past days report natives sent from the street department to fight labor requirements. Many submit affidavits claiming body parts removed or medical conditions to avoid service and meet pen alty fears.
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Ely Hall
Board Will Ignore Pleadings Amid Removal Threats
The text notes that the board may discard the pleadings from the senders, signaling a potential move to eject them or dismiss their case. No additional context or names are provided in readable lines.
Benefit for Town Children's Home at Majestic
A Des Moines benefit event for the Town Children's Home Society is scheduled for next Monday evening July 15 at the Majestic theatre. Manager J Joly Jones donates the theatre and ticket receipts, with L N Moyer arranging the program featuring The Crusaders or Jerusalem Delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Children's Home Society of
Des Moines
Majestic Theatre
J. Joly Jones
L. N. Moyer
Jerusalem
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Leonard Jungen
Ada E. Lasure
St. Joseph's Church
E. ¥. Slattery
Mrs. Jungen
Dubuque
Jungen
Raymond
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Anna Lasute
Glenwood Street
Park Avenue East
Unity Guild
Paul Davis
South Street
Marcia Bills
Minnetonka
Lois Storm
Lake Minnetonka
National Park Seminary
Miss Storm
E. M. Storm
Clear Lake
Delta Sigma Phi
Willard Hall
T. R. McCoy
Fourth Street East
Mars
Jas. Cooley, Jr
Westminster Presbyterian Church
F. Willis Jenks
Hammond l Avenue
Gentiliska Club
C. H. Hudson
Western Avenue
Bernard
Davenport
Ellen L. Larson
Walter J. Hilmer
Mr. Grief
Delaware
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Hilmer
Mulhern Drug Company
Wa ‘Terloo
Mizpah Circle
King’s Daughters
M. Young
Alta Vista Avenue
J. M. Hall
Mexico
C. Ww. Bom
St. Joseph’s Parish
Frank G. Gerould
Mobile Street
Gerould
W. K. Herrick
Herrick & Herrick
Cherokee
Walter C. Dotson
Highland
Clifford Cook
Dawson Street
Uhnois Central
Sioux City
Alfred Shimer
Jesup
W. R. Jameson
Dows
Farmers’ State Bank
Bertha Marcelles
J. W. Marcelles
Arlington
F. R. Pierce
Springfield
J. W. Richards
Waterloo Evening Counter
Counon
Jody
GOST
Burcher
City Treasury
Beecham
Children’s Home
Jace
Commercial Street
Grange & Thompson
Waterloo Cleaning & Dye Works
Fifth ST
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