Community notices fill Cedar Falls social calendar
Daily calendar items list numerous clubs, teas, picnics, and gatherings across Cedar Falls. Hosts include Mrs. W. R. Law, Miss Eleanor Johnson, and many local households. events range from noontime picnics at Cedar River park to tea parties at Leland and early evening band concerts at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Richard Holmes
Fourth Street
Western Avenue
E. C. Club
Electric Park
Helen Gould
Alice Willard
Eva White
Pauline Gilbert
Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Cedar River Park
el Deen Club
Husbands Please
Willard Hall
Cedar Falls
Mae Harrison
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Harrison
Betty Stapelton
Ames College
Manhattan
Island Park
Lake Qkoboji
Darning weak places as life philosophy in daily chat
Ruth Cameron presents a parlour moral where the Lady explains mending faults before holes appear. The talk links tuberculosis prevention, a daughter's modesty, and an efficient stenographer, weaving home truths with everyday anecdotes and a weathered rural setting.
Courier patterns coupon to obtain up-to-date designs
The Courier advertising a coupon to obtain the current pattern designs from the Fashion Department of Evening Courier. Send ten cents per pattern to Waterloo and receive patterns with seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Town notes and visits from Shell Rock area
Mrs R J Mockford and daughter Phillip from Allison visited Mrs Flood. Mrs Jas Jenks and daughter from Mt Auburn visiting relatives. Mrs Wim West from Cedar Heights visited. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Forreat Shipman Thursday. Evans Striker from Aurelia visiting relatives. McGregor Brothers building cement garage at rear of grocery. Clyde Miller from Greenville visited Ira Anrick’s family. Mrs John Frye from Hari ng visiting sister Ida Betainger. Mrs G S Shoemaker and daughter Bessie from Brandon visited Sunday. Lee Stanley accepted blacksmith job in Marion and left for work Monday. Henry Sinkey hospitalized Sunday after eating canned sardines. Mrs Nettie Bickman of Waverly visiting friends. Will Bokmeyer returned to Sheffield after six months in Carl’s drug store. Try a Courier wanted. They saw Misa Ethel Amick returned Wednesday time and worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
R. J. Mockford
Phillip
Allison
D. Flood
Jas. Jenks
Mt. Auburn
Wim
Cedar Heights
Forreat Shipman
Evans Striker
Aurelia
McGregor Brothers
Clyde Miller
Greenville
Ira Anrick
John Frye
Hariig
Ida Betainger
Bessie
Brandon
Lee Stanley
Marion
Henry Sinkey
Nettie Bickman
Waverly
Will Bokmeyer
Carl
Sheffield
Misa Ethel Amick
Free love prediction sparks debate at convention
Denver reports Dr. Belle B Gurley of Chicago predicts free love may come within fifteen generations while cautioning against it as dangerous to progress. She urges intelligent education to avert disaster as the era pushes toward a bolder view of decency. F M Michael attends the Town State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators convention in Sioux City with a talk on Stains and Staining planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Belle B. Gurley
Chicago
American Homeopathic Institute
F. M. Michael
Town State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators
Sioux City
Waterloo musicians plan new co operative band organization
A movement to reorganize the Waterloo band into a city cooperative with a manager handling finances is likely to confront a Sunday meeting of union musicians. The plan calls for professional players to form a band on a business basis with profits shared. Merchants may hire the band for events if funding meets concert costs. otherwise concerts halt. The proposal, favorable to mutual profits, draws several supporters. Also noted are visits by Charles H. Bunker and Nellie Doorley, with Doorley returning home to Polo, Illinois after a visit to her brother on First Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and West Waterloo
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Ge. show Matthew J. O Keefe et al to J R Johnson of part of lot 6 block 6 Summit addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Anders Peter Olsen to N H Peteresan lot 1 block 63 Bakers addition Waterloo for 2600 dollars. William H Thompson to Melygus Thompson land in 7 87 18 for 1 dollar. Charles A Barber to H B Blowers lot 10 block 10 Blowers addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Eliza Weller et al to L Elvingae Man lot 1 section H Elmwood cemetery West Waterloo for 75 dollars. Waterloo Loan and Trust Co to H D Wiltse lot 51 subdivision block 8 North addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Frank H Meyers to Anna Schrosd er lot 9 block 6 Hammond and Hopkins addition Waterloo for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co
Matthew J. O’keefe
J. R. Johnson
Summit Addition
Waterloo
Anders Peter Olsen
N. H. Petéresan
Baker’s Addition
William H. Thompson
Melyigus Thompson
Charles A. Barber
H. B. Blowsers
Blowers’ Addiction
Eliza Weller
To & L
Elvngae
Elmwood
West Waterloo
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
H. D. Wiltse
North Addition
Frank H. Meyers
Anna Schrosdeer
Hammond & Hops
King’ Addition
Professional Masseur Joins Waterloo’s Health Scene
Waterloo attracts renowned masseur Professor J. Di Mond who will reside and practice there. He formerly built a Chicago career and holds strong endorsements from Chicago institutions and the White Sox Baseball Association, including President Comiskey and Ed Walsh. Di Monde is staying at the Washington Apartments temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. di Mond
Chicago
Hag
White Sox Baseball Association
Comiskey
Ed Walsh
di Mondia
Washington Apartments
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Johnson
Leland Avenue
Katherine Pierce
Worcester
Mass
Muriel Miller
New Haven
Caroline Johnson
Elizabeth Davis
Marion McRae
Des Moines
Miss Miller
Miss Pierce
Marion Chapman
Ruth Reed
Elk Run
U. S
D. Club
C. H. Bingham
Vine Street
Beulah Bingham
George B. Cook
Walnut Street
A. C. Selle
Logan Avenue
Helen Stines
Freeport
47Th District
Mary Barnes
Fowler Street
Marshall Horton
Washington Street
GUILD
C. F. Altstadt
W. H. Langlas
W. O. Zellhoefer
Lend A Hand Guild
Peterson
A. Abrame
A. Smalle
Johnson
Armstrong
Clayton, Neb
Jessie Hoenig
Cedar Hiver Park
C. M. Cheney
Oriental Club
A. E., Black
Third Street West
William Kauffer
E. R. Pendleton
Alice Taylor
San Antonio
Tex
J. L. Lines
Club Guetta
Prospect Park
Edith Richland
Mina Marguerite Atherton
Mildred Hoffman
Miss Atherton
Frank Braniger
P. H. O'Neill
Thomas Fiyon
J. J. Garvey
Miss Griffith
Misa McHardy
New York City
O. M. Brown
Mildred Bullivan
Gertrude Flynn
Alice Brown
A. J. Edwards
Lafayette Street
Helen Fiske
Dorothy Hall
D. C
Marshalltown
Gladyce Shores
Alice Lichty
Margaret Fraiser
Stitchery Club
A. E. Park
Vermont Street
Mavorette Hallowell
Royal Neighbors of America
Soash Hall
Nettie Hutton
Vice Oracle
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist 5Nday School
Charles Hetts
William Hetta
Sunnyride Avenue
Houss
Nellie Tompkins
Park Avenue
Waye Burt
Evanston
Marie Ettinger
Maude Popp
Elizabeth Lamb
Lamb
Miss Burt
Thomas College
Detroit
Mich
Ettinger
Victor Heinz
Harold Rugg
Crumrine’s Grove
W. R. Law
Miss Zeta Morris
Salt Lake City
Utah
Majestic Theatre
Ruth Cameron
Molly
Mally
Ufe
Nashua
van Vinck
W. F. Brown
F. C. Harmon
O. J. van Vilack
W. H. Smith
Prof
B. Dubbert
Jas. Abercrombie
Avton-Chico
A. Abercrombie
Linsborg
Kan
Oscar Abercrombie
McPhersop
Stoddard
Canada
Hemsley
G. P. Green
Ohio
M. H
Dawson
Riverside Cemetery
Reatest
Balkans
Akight
Aunt Mary
Buulure
Charles H. Bunker
Delaware County
Rainbow
Nellie Dooriey
Polo, Til
First Street
Hagerman
Downing
West Fourth Street
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