Society notes bustle for 11 o clock office due dates
All society items intended for the day's payer must be in the office by 11 o'clock a m Some for the daily calendar must be in by 9 o'clock Tuesday morning St Pauls M E Bible study close Mrs Kuehnie 305 Columbia Picnic for members of U S Daughters Meet at waiting station and take 1035 car Elk Run Tuesday afternoon J D Club Mrs C H Bingham 107 Vine 471 District Crochet and Needie work club Miss Mary Barnes 421 Yowler Entre Nous club Mrs C M Brown 1128 Logan avenue Lend a Hand guild Mrs C F Altatadt 205 Lane Afternoon Birthday party Dor othy and Richard Burt 631 Third street west Stitchery club Mrs A E Park 320 Vermont Tuesday evening Regular meeting of Royal Neigh bors of America Seash hall Regular meeting of W C C F No 465 Come prepared to pay dues K C ball CAMPING PARTIES A company of twenty young ladies went to Willard ball yesterday and will make that their camping headquarters for the next ten days
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St. Paul's
M. E. Bible Study
Mre
Kuehnie
Columbia
U. S. Daughters
Elk Run
J. D. Club
C. H. Bingham
Vine
District Crochet
Mary Barnes
Yowler
Entre Nous Club
C. M. Brown
Logan Avenue
Lend
C. F. Altatadt
Lane
Dorothy and
Richard Burt
Third Street West
Stitchery
A. E. Park
Vermont
Royal Neighbors of America
Seash Hall
K. C. Ball
Willard Ball
Mrs. Norton
Vogt
Frank Devey
Cedar Rapides
Behle
Mollie la Tier
Agnes
Mollie Maddigan
Alice Frehse
Marie
Elizabeth Seller
Grace Hadamar
Marie White
Gretchen Norman
Annia Squires
Katheryn Thill
Maude Gibson
Sarah Boyack
Anna Steinbrucker
Clara Johnson
Anna Miller
Anna Schmidt
Corinne Keagy
Mina Mahanke
Frances Burns
Claude Berry
Howard Rausch S
Waldo Smith
Mrs. Vincent
Lake Francis
Minn
Regular meeting of Helmet Lodge No 89 at K of P temple
The regular meeting of Helmet Lodge No 89 is this evening at 8 o'clock in the K of P temple. The rank of esquire will be exemplified to four large class. All Knights, whether members of Helmet Lodge or not, are invited to attend.
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Helmet Lodge
K. of P. Temple
Self knowledge and temper in Ruth Cameron quote
A fragment reflecting on temper and self awareness. It suggests that recognizing one’s own faults is half the battle, contrasting temper with beliefs about powerful people being stupid. The visible text centers on personal insight and critique attributed to Ruth Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Ruth Cameron
Iowa physician D L Wright dies in Paris
Dr D L Wright longtime Carroll Iowa physician died at 9 30 p m Saturday in Paris American hospital after intestinal obstruction operation He 63, survived by widow and son Robert Wright visiting in Canada, body expected to be brought home for burial, he attended an international physicians convention with Dr Fairchild of Clinton and was Northwestern railroad company physician for years.
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Fairchild
Clinton
Wright
Carroll County
Hee
Robert Wright
Traveling U C T Jubilee At Waterloo Opens At 9 30
The United Commercial Travelers Waterloo Council No 201 plans a large traveler's jubilee with a kite ascent at 9 30, a ball game at 10, picnic dinner, and sports through the afternoon. Prizes for oldest youngest largest smallest tallest shortest and various contests will be awarded. Events include foot races sack races wheelbarrow races tug of war and more. Displays of gifts will be shown at Hileman Gindt's window.
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United Commercial Travelers of Waterloo Council
Ringling Hoo
Thia
U. C
Fairview Avenue
Hileman & Gindt
The Evening Chit Chat by Ruth Cameron
A reflective column on humor and self awareness. The piece discusses how openly admitting flaws reduces ridicule and promotes good-natured laughter. It contrasts a stout woman and a slender man, noting how self-deprecating humor can preempt gossip and foster mutual respect.
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Ruth Cameron
Postal Shower for War Veteran in Centerville
Dixie C. Gebhardt calls Waterloo chapter D A R to join Samuel Crosby chapter in Centerville for a birthday reminder post card shower honoring Wesley Banka on July 28. Members urged to mail postcards on that day to please the veteran.
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Dixie C. Gebhardt
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterloo
Samuel Crosby
Centerville
Wesley Banka
Pastor Giv es Fine Sermon on Safely
Dr John Bunyan Smith pastor of Walnut street Baptist church spoke to over 250 men and ladies ushers on summer evening address Are You Safe The large chorus led by Prof George Moody provided music Next Sunday he will address the women on What Will You Do At the Crossroads Girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Webb Kenyon law case to hear Thursday in Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa July 21 The court will hear oral arguments Thursday in State vs United States Express Company started July 14 The issue is the constitutionality of the Webb Kenyon law A related Centerville action with similar principles may be heard then Judges Vermillion of Centerville and Hunter preside in the double proceeding
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Ottumwa
State
United States Xpress Company
Webb-Kenyon
Centerville
C. W. Vermillion
F. M. Hunter
Courier patterns order coupon from Evening Courier
To obtain up-to-date Courier patterns, fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns include seams. Orders filled promptly and should reach you within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Blahart Woman Receives First Widow's Pension in Iowa
Des Moines July 21 Mrs Charles Weigle of Elkhart is the first Iowa widow to receive pension for four children under the recent law. Judge Lawrence De Graft grants $1 weekly per child, ages seven months to seven years, after petitions by Frank S Shankland. Evidence shows she can live on the smaller amount and Elkhart townspeople raise funds to build a home on her small lot for her family.
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Des Moines
Charles Weigle
Elihart
Iowa
Lawrence de Graft
District Court
Weigle
Franks. Shankland
Boost Membership of Traveling Mew by State Regiments
The United Commercial Travelers of Iowa organize on a military basis with seven regiments. The second regiment, led by Col. J. E. Townsend of Cedar Rapids, includes Linn and 12 more counties. Membership stands at 70,000 nationally, aiming for 100,000.
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United Commercial Travelers
Iowa
J. E. Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Grundy
Butler
Bremer
Fayette
Clayton
Allamakee
Winneshiek
Chickasaw
Howard
United States
Jameson Speaks at Sunday School
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school opened with P. L. Billings' class in charge. A First M. E. quartette performed. W. R. Jameson gave a short talk urging children to strive for the best, interlaced with stories. Classes will lead services until fall with next Sunday’s class led by Gertrude Bayless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Billings
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
M. E. Church
W. R. Jameson
Gertrude Bayless
Black Hawk Democrats Await Bryan Visit
J C Murtagh chair of the Black Hawk county Democratic committee says local members have taken no action to visit Secretary of State William J Bryan at Adel Iowa where he is slated to lecture Wednesday afternoon He doubts Bryan will stop in Waterloo and no notice of any Iowa visit has been received preventing any official Waterloo Democratic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Murtagh
Black Hawk County
Democratic Committee
William J. Bryan
Adel
Murtagh
Bryan
Waterloo
Hawkeye
Mies Democracy
Fox and the Brave Gander Folktale Told by Fox
Mister Fox recalls a tale of a pompous gander and a gosling who praised bravery. The gander boasts fearlessness while aiding a farmer to trap a fox, but the plan ends with the fox captured and the gosling spared. A cautionary tale about pride and vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Fox
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Gosling
Gander
Parmer
T Hat
Local Battery Showed Class In Two Weekend Games
Wolf and Klock of the Waterloo Independents impressed at Waucoma with a 1 to 0 loss to West Union and helped New Hampton defeat North Washington 11 to 0. Wolf allowed two hits and struck out fourteen. Klock caught well. Also reports a horsecar crash on Logan avenue injuring a buggy passenger and minor vehicle damage. Phil Koester traveled to Iowa Falls on business.
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North Washington
Cedar Davids
Wolf
Klock
New Hampton
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Fourth Street West
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Luzerne
Ruth Rogers
Clarion
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Reinbeck
Elizabeth Ward
Gilman
Theresa Nelson
Moline
Cornell College
Helen Garry
Misa Winnifred Wright
Aurora
Ill
Rachel Jones
Missen Garry
Miss Jones
Moonlight Dancing Club
Russell-Lamson Hall
Forest Hardin
Clyde McHogan
Dorothy
Austin Burt
Third Avenue West
Richard
Mothers’ Club
Samuel Harbaugh
Omarning
Paris
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Mr. Harris
Webb-Kenyon Law
Blahart
Jameson
Mrs. Fawalher
Mister Fox and
the Brave Gooke
Geese
Vander
McClure
New York City
Henderson Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Co
Hansen & Pletcher
C. D
Phil Koester
Iowa Falls
Die
Plete
Henderson Drug
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