Waterloo girls attend YWCA conference at Lake Okoboji
High Waterloo society notes report 290 Young Women’s Christian Association members from Waterloo and three aides travel to Lake Okoboji for a ten day conference camp. Leaders include Miss Elsabelle Goss and Mrs. Sedgewick. The program features Bible study, recreation, and health supervision with doctors on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Waterloo
Young Women's Christian Association
Lake Okoboi
Saturay
Lois Johns On
Bert Voss
Billie Lindelof
Gladys Hersey
Louise Haser
Emily Weinke
Ulisses Clara Hellman
Alma Duenow
Waterloo Industrial Group
Elsabelle Goss
C. F. Alstadt
J. E. Sedgewick
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Irene Beatty
North Central Field
Helen Beavers
Okoboji
Marie Foulkes
Waterloo
Enna Meanes
Mae Hahenicht
Des Moines
Beauty Chats Br EDS4 Kent Forbes Nails Upkeep
A fragment discusses easy nail care and manicuring routines. It notes beauty chats and mentions Kent Forbes in the context of beauty tips. The text hints at why many women may not invest time or money in nail upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Forbes
Campers Rescued by Police From Floods
Des Moines reports campers and residents along the Des Moines river evacuated as rising water from days of high river levels and heavy rains threatens further increases. Police rescued several individuals whose tents were suddenly submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Navy school quota filled for Great Lakes boys' program
Seven enrollees departed for Des Moines for final examinations at Camp Dodges after a rush to fill the Waterloo navy recruiting quota for the boys' summer school at Great Lakes training ramp. Enrollees include Clifford Ward James Scripture Floyd Martin and others. the six week course ends with release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Navy
Oys
Great Lakes
Des Moines
Camp Dodges
Courier
Clifford Ward
Ames Scripture
Floyd Martin
Far Windolph
Sedgwick Snails
Kenneth Peterson
W.B. White
Police Court Totals and Fines From Weekend Actions
One hundred forty-two dollars and ten cents was collected by E. W. Koepke as fines costs and forfeitures from weekend police court. The docket included 12 traffic cases two intoxications two indecent behavior one careless driving and two for disturbing the public quiet. A man known as Cursing Auto Expensive Dufford Cameron faced two charges for disturbing public quiet and careless driving. He explained noisy driving after two blowouts on a Cedar Rapids bound trip. Judge Wood set $3 fines per count plus costs. A companion Stitz Cobn fined $5 and costs Taxi Bill $4. At 2 10 a m yesterday Charles Hummell of Cedar Falls was arrested and held for service debt to a taxi driver who could not be paid due to intoxication and little money. Hummell was later bailed and released. At 1 30 a m W Babitt and Vera Cowell were arrested and held without bail as wanted by the Delaware county attorney at Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Koepke
Clore of Pollee Court
Dufford Cameron
Cedar Rapida
Tudge Wood
Stitz Cobn
Mia Companion
Charles Hummell
Cedar
W. Babitt
Vera Cowell
Delaware County
Manchester
Mrs Cushman Dies After Brief Illness in Waterloo
Cassandra Cushman 78 longtime Waterloo resident dies at home after five days of heart trouble. She mothered 10 children, widow of pioneer builder John M Putnam, and was active in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and organizations. Born Ohio May 31 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra Cushman
Wellington Street
Waterloo
Cushman
Wyoming
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Order of Eastern Btar
Lincoln Circle
Red Cross
Notable Cushman Family Deaths Mentioned in Local Paper
The article notes the death of Mrs Cushman widow of Au theon J Cushinan who lived in La Porta City in 1870. It lists seven surviving children in various cities including James Cushinan in New Orleans Jounetta Cushinan in Chicago and others in Michigan City and Waterford. It also mentions Frank A Puteau a former Chicago daily writer and notes Cushman’s early butter tube factory location near Jill’s Hotel. Funeral plans will be announced once survivors are contacted.
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Bia
Autheon J. Cushinan
Theronto
Cuahmin
Michigan City
Ind
Roy
Alu Cushman
Wateydao
Frenk A. Puteau
Chicago
Jills Hotel
Cushman
Rotary Club hears Rotary convention report from Rev Frank W Court
Rev Frank W Court pastor of First Methodist spoke at the Waterloo Rotary luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson about the recent International convention in Atlantic City. He said the delegates’ vigor and manhood impressed him most. D F MacDonough moved to appoint a three member committee to work with other groups on demands for a higher wage. twelve guests were introduced by President Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Court
First Methodist Church
Waterloo Rotary Club
Hotel Russah-Lamson
Rotary Clubs
Aulatie City
Mr. Court
D. F. MacDonough
Shoemaker
Damages Sought Over False Arrest Claim
Ray Wilson files suit seeking $1,000 damages against William Greenburg and United Company over a false arrest for theft of two bushels of potatoes valued at $19.50. He says he was hauling goods by truck from Waterloo to Reinbeck in June, arrested and released on bond, with the county attorney dismissing the case for lack of probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilson
William Greenburg
United Wit Company
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Youth struck by car on Rainbow drive near Cedar Falls
Leonard Schwanke, 18, suffered a complete fracture of his right leg Saturday evening after being struck by an auto on Rainbow drive near the city limits. He is hospitalized at Sartor Memorial hospital. The driver is identified as Lawrence Johnson of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Leonard Schwanke
Rainbow Drive
Lawrence Johnson
Vinton
Sartor Memorial Hospital
A P Brand Loge Event of August
Delegates from Flotimet lodge Knights of Pythias attend Cedar Rapids convention to mark a fiftieth anniversary. Waterloy officials plan a strong Waterloo turnout with a 25 piece band and demonstrations, while Cedar Rapids hosts the grand lodge events and aims to make Waterloy the convention city. The Waterloo delegation includes W R Law and others. preparations cover decorations transport publicity and uniformed attendance.
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Flotimet Lodge
Knights of Pythiae
Towa
Order of Pythian Sisters
Cedar Hap
Iowa
Woaterlos
W. R. Law
Grand Lodge of
Waterloo
Bickley
Bragdon
R. A. Elly
FW. Kreher
Hi J. Green
G. W. Huntlay
WR Law
J.P. McCluskey
Munger
Pikea
Pettit
Carleton Sins
BE. J. Wenner
Austin Surt
J. C. Beem
W. C. Logan
A.B. Lovejoy
W. W. Moe Furluno
J. Iw. Kore
Sloomia
Transportacion
Cabor
Manger
Attendates
Porte Clu Fa
Convankion
Itt
Burga
Redon
Tawa
Law
Sram
United States
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
Obtain up-to-date Courier patterns by mailing the coupon to the fashion department in Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and allow ten days for delivery. Patterns accommodate seams and orders are filled promptly.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Comfortable Play Sue 2942 Garment Pattern
A small boy’s garment pattern described as comfortable with roomy pockets and elbow or short sleeves. Suitable for development in various fabrics like khaki and drift. Available in sizes 2 to 5 years, size 4 needing 18% yard of 27 inch material. Pattern mailed on receipt of 16s silver or 1c and 2c stamps. Ben Weene.
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Sue
Ingham
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Curlew
A. N. McCreary
H. EB. Dant
Dunkerton
F. L.mccreary
Humeston
Gilder-Ray
Lulu F. Ray
J. E. Ray
Blaine W. Gilder
Ryan
M. E
Rev
F. W. Court
Guilder
Byrnes Park
Moosehall
J. B. Shanewise
Sarah Peck
Shanewise
Colorado
California
Wic. T. U
Waverly
Brethren—Woman's Missionary Society
S. P. Hoover
L.A. of
B. of R. T
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Moosa Hall
George Huntley
TrIks
Ruth Cameron
Akir
Ntre Nous Club
T. C. McCarty
Logan Avenue
Charles Stokes
Sonts of Veterans’ Auxilary— Memorial Hall
Sar
Tome
Margaret Widdemer
L. L
Jae
NAVY
Dewath
Council Bluffs
Cugme Baumont
George Rhodes
Rockford
Olinda Bonisack
John Roark
Lawler
Myrile McMullen
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
Caine Badle
Mrs. Cushman
iWidow
Picneer
the Rotary Club
China
A. P. Brand
Cortar Haida
HUSY
Priday
Oasisian
Eeouta
Acout
Dn Tha
Arout
Shin
Ray T. Short
Promisan
Reput
Ben Weene
America
Jewelry
Malin Plogr
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