Evening social notices from Ancillae and area clubs
Numerous activities and meetings listed including Ancillae society party, M B A meetings at Labor temple, G A R hall luncheon, Ladies Industrial society thimble bees, Royal Neighbors out‑door event at Cedar River park, Gachina club, Phi Beta Tau canoe party, and several church groups hosting teas, picnics, and social hours. Notable attendees include Miss Edna Bradford Miss Genevieve Edwards Miss Alpha Cobb Mrs W L Beadford Mrs W W Lytle and Rev M G Munn with references to Cedar River area and Waterloo church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Edwards
Cedar Heights
Walnut Street
Rayouat Church
Thimble Bee
George Frantz
Ninth Street
Cedar River Park
Alpha Cobb
Tefferson
Helen Pritchard
Winona
Minn
Eleanor Johnson
Leland Avenue
Phi Beta Tau
Happy Go Lucky Club
Campbell
Vermont
Trohert Anderson Post
Lincoln Circle
G. A. H. Hall
W. L. Beadford
Tugun
W. W. Lytle
M. G. Munn
Sehagl
First United Presbyterian Shurch
Ailis Ruth McDonnell
Denver
Linden M. E. Sunday School
Church Lawn
Courier patterns offer dresses and chemisette options
The Waterlooo Evening Courier fashion department advertises up-to-date courier patterns. Fill the coupon and mail with 10 cents per pattern to receive patterns in about ten days. The 8 year size girl’s dress with or without chemisette requires 338 yards of 44 inch fabric, priced at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Aunt Sallys Advice To Beauty Seekers
A column offers home beauty tips addressing hand whitening skincare, chin flattening and wrinkle reduction, freckles fading with mer coral wax treatment, and skin tightening guidance. The remedies include saxolite solution with hazel and nightly mer colored wax applications to reveal healthier skin.
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K. C. FP
Eloise
Thia
Annual Picnic At Chautauqua Park For First M. E. Sunday School
The First M. E. Sunday school held its annual picnic at Chautauqua park with over 250 members and friends enjoying bathing games and outdoor sports. EB L Hildebrand led the event with a hearty supper later. Mrs. Creamer from Santa Fe joined twelve guests at Electric Park for a social visit hosted by F J Hanlon. The Ladies Industrial Society held a thimble party at the First Congregational church with piano and vocal numbers and sewing activities followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of Grace M .E
L. E. Park
Frappe
Wafers
Marjorie Park
Avon Jameson
H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Rome
Garibaldi
Georgia Day
Waterloo
China
M. A. Hadsell
Ruth
Chautauqua Park
EB. L. Hildebrand
Creamer
Carlos Creamer
Sante Se, N. M
F. J. Hanlon
Electric Park
Ladies' Industrial Society
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
Laverne Beal
Marguerite Waters
Florence McElhinney
Two Weddings in Justice’s Office
William M. Pettigrew of Waterloo marries Miss Carrie Owens of Lexington at 4 PM in Justice Frank Knapp's office. They plan to live in a house prepared for occupancy at 30 Webster Street. William Smith of Waterloo and Miss Katherine Charles of Waterloo wed at 4 30 PM by Justice Knapp in the Lafayette building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam M. Pettigrew
Waterloo
Carrie Owens
Lexington
Kentucky
Frank Knapp
Webster Street
William Smith
Katherine Charles
Lafayette
General Revenue Levy Increased by One-Tenth Mill
County Auditor James J Rainbow reports state executive council levies for the coming year. General revenue levy rises to 3.4 mills from 3.8 mills. State university and state college at Ames now taxed at 1.6 mills and State Teachers College at 1.1 mills. Personal property tax unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Rainbow
State Executive Council
State University
State Colege
Ames
State Teachers’ College
Board of Supervisors
Markets Send Wheat Up on World Shipments News
Chicago July 25 price trends show wheat firm on world shipment expectations and poor Roumanian harvests. September wheat opens 93 to 93 1/4, moves to around 98 3/8, corn eases after rains, oats weaken, hogs rise lifting pork and lard quotes. St Louis and Kansas City live stock mixed with cattle hogs and sheep receipts noted. cash wheat and corn prices listed alongside New York and St Louis closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roumania
ST. Louis
Kanbas City
Kansan City
Waterloo
Fiour
Grzqn
Wellington
Lie
Ed Strong
Reeves
Texas
Tyne
Pray Death to Lord In Wake of Dock Strike Provocation
London strikers during the dock walkout urged divine vengeance on Lord Devonport the London port authority chairman at a Tower Hill meeting. Hen Tillett the labor leader invoked God to strike him dead while supporters called for the lord to be struck down.
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London
Diety
Devonport
Tillett
Lord Devonport
Lord Davenport
Mistrial Talk Shocks Darrow Trial In LA
Defense lawyers accuse juror L A Leavitt of feigning illness and demand an immediate court investigation. Judge Hutton held a conference with both sides as sensational developments were promised in the Clarence Darrow trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Secrecy Maintained as Judge Hutton Faces Trial Hurdle
Judge Hutton acknowledged a serious situation at the conference but believed a method would be found to proceed with the trial despite the risk of a mistrial.
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Hutton
Tutor Goes Insane During Swimming Lesson
A woman swimming instructor near Helsingborg went mad yesterday and led a group of girls toward Elsinois five miles out to sea. The lone girl staying ashore summoned help as motor boats rescued the others. The instructor was saved at Elsinore and sent to an asylum.
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Copenhagen
Helsingborg
Elsinois
Elsinore
Dog Muzzles at Bob Apfels
Local notice indicates muzzling equipment items at Bob Apfel’s premises. Documentation shows items available for sale or distribution through a public requirements channel managed by Was department.
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Bob Apfel
Large North of Town 320 Acre Stock Farm with Fencing
Century old farm listing describes 320 acres five miles north of town near Tappi with two railroads, a good school, and a dense setup of improvements. Notes include 18x24 house, milk house, 36x48 barn, granary, corn crib, hay fork, grain house, 206 apple trees, five miles of hog and sheep tight fence, nearly all new wire and cedar posts, two wells, windmill, and extensive fencing upgrades. Over 1600 in recent improvements. Could split into two 160 acre farms. Price 765 per acre.
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EOR i
Tappi
Milwaukee
Chicago Great Western
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Sacred Heart
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Edna Bradford
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Bun
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R. E. Martin
First Street West
Misa Neva Walker
Fourth Street West
Miriam Marsh
Misa Clarice Lederer
A. L. Walker
Genevieve Zimmerman
Margers Bown
Marie, Hitchins
A. I. Gibson
Prospert Hilla
Shanewise
J. (. Yocum
Cedar Rapid
Alice Rouge
George C. Kennedy
Irving Street
Kennedy
A. Su. Craig
Washington
Marion Craig
Ilenry Lewis
Harlton
Kao
R. E. Eklund
Frank Ridpath
Ankeny Street
B. M. Frussinger
Mr. Ridpath
A. N. H. Club
E. F. Wilder
I. N. H. Club
William Montgomery
William Reidy
F. A .Hunt
Marion Hunt
Burkett
George Brennan
Alia Miller
Evansville
Wis
Hunt
D. W. Nicholas
Rhey Street
J. H. Rose
Kern Street
Hos
Nene
Glen Carr
Harold Wardell
E. I. Carr
Riehl Street
Justice's Office
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. BE. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Tlowa
South Omaha Livestock
Tilinvis
Kansas
Virginia
H. W
N. S
New York
Seige
Omaha
Neb
Sean
Percales
Madras
Tdnen Gingham
Dimity
Choice
Darrow
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Wasterloo Evening Courier
Right Land Company
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Henderson
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