Waterloo hive L O T M social clubs at Cedar River park
A list of local groups and gatherings with picnics and meetings at Cedar River park and nearby venues. Includes Home of Viola Houston and St Francis circle meetings, and multiple church auxiliary events led by Mrs Sedgwick and Mrs Be Head rd. Attendees mentioned include Mrs J A August and Miss Dorothy Otto during a large community picnic with music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Viola Houston
la Jamita Club
Cedar River Park
St. Francis Circle
Mre
R. Lackson
D. B. L. Auction Bridge Club
Rs. John
Riordan
Wellington
Cradle Hall
First Aplist Church
Byrnes Park
Hirst
Congregaonal Church
Thimble Bee
Ciable
BE. H. Headrd
aAeco Nomla Club
Edar River Park
Tacha Batchea
First Nited Brethren Church
Mirs
B. le Harrow
Yanden M. B. Tueeday Ead
Walnut Street Baptist
Plano instruction by Misa Marion certificate holder
Misa Marion T Ransier, bearing a TEACHERS' CERTIFICATE and an ARTISTS' DIPLOMA from the New York Institute of Musical Art, The Damrosch School, later served as an instructor at the Jamies Black Building Studio 6OL in Plano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Misa Marion
T. Ransier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
Jamies Black
Courier patterns service closes orders for fashion designs
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Personal mentions of local residents on travel and visits
Luke Simmons and wife returned from a honeymoon trip through Chicago and eastern points. Miss Helen Klingaman and Miss Belle Hanna depart for Hudson as house guests at Mrs George F Johnson and Mrs Roger Crowell. Dorothy Crowell and Mrs. Lester Crowell with Mary Jean return from Oshkosh. Mrs J W Allen stays with mother Mrs H H Duncan at 337 Chestnut Street. Mrs F G Wagner visits relatives in Bellevue for ten days. Mrs B L Hosford and daughters Marjorie and Marion visit from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Simmons
Ite
Rebel Avenue
Chiccago
Helen Klingaman
Belle Hanna
Hudson
George F. Johnson
Roger Crowell
Dorothy
Oshkosh
Wis
Lester Crowell
Mary Jean
J. W. Allen
H. H. Duncan
Chestnut Street
F. G. Wagner
Saxon
Bellevue
Bll. Hosford
Marjorie
Marion
Burlington
Meetings of G. I. At to B. of L. B.
The regular meeting of G I at to B of L B will be held at 2 30 in the afternoon in Engineers Hall. The Royal Neighbors will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday evening in A O U W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taesdies
Northoingster Church
West Minster
G. I. Atto B
L. B
Engineers Hall
Royal Neighbors
Elberta Peaches From Texas Dominate Market Scene
Local peach market reports Elberta peaches from Texas at 1.50 per bushel retail. A commission man notes these Elbertas are best quality for canning with fine flavor and good size. He stresses no market shortage, with carloads arriving from Texas California and Oklahoma to boost supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Commission
Hay fever remedy and endurance car race notes
An advertisement touts Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound as ideal for hay fever and asthma, claiming it soothes throat and eases breathing. Also reported is SAXON ENDURANCE RUN updates with Car No. 2 arriving in Waterloo at 10:10 p.m. July 36, detailing miles, fuel, and oil use for drivers Frank and Hummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Waterloo
Frank
Hummel
512 West Fourth Street Turish Baths Opening
512 West Fourth Street operated by Mrs Kristine Lund Christensen and Miss Mario Lind opens Monday August 2. They trained at the Dr Claude Hansen Institute in Copenhagen and offer Turkish Baths Steam Cabinet Baths Electric Light Baths Faradic Baths Galvanic Baths Got Mud Baths Fit Off Baths Sea Salt Baths Swedish Massage Medical Gymnastics Vibratory Massage and Hot Packing with a new machine. Consult your physician for the suitable baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Kristine Lund Christensen
Mario Lind
Claude Hansen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Gates Adds Schools To National Association
Almon F. Gates has added Webster City and other cities to his group of schools. He plans September 7 as the opening date for regular classes in Webster City, Fort Dodge, New Hampton, and Waterloo, with O D Freemier in charge of the Webster City expansion. All four colleges received certificates of membership in the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Numerous other sales ads interrupt the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Webster City
Almon F. Gates
New Hampton
Fort Dodge
Gates
O. D. Freemier
Waterloo Business College
Death claims M. L. Propst at Waterloo home
M. L. Propst aged 78 died after a two week illness from apoplexy at his Waterloo residence 216 Ankeny street. Born in Virginia on February 3, 1836, he leaves a son J. H. Propst of Monmouth Iowa and two daughters Ada Aurand Waterloo and Mrs Charles Mead Dubuque along with two sisters and a nephew. Remains to O Keefe Towne parlors for shipment to Monmouth for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Propst
Ankeny Street
Virginia
J. H. Propst
Monmouth
Ada aAurand
Waterloo
Charles Mead
Dubuque
E. E
Goodwin
Plattemouth
Neb
Lydia
Willis
Encncampment
Wye
R. le Propst
Portsmouth
O'Keefe & Towne
Propst
Mrs. Aurand
Acetylene Lighting Gains in Black Hawk and Surrounding Farms
Oxweld Acetylene plants are praised for outdoor lighting and cooking across Black Hawk and adjoining counties. Installations by the Oxweld Acetylene Company of Chicago are reported as a pronounced success, with numerous farmers listed as recent adopters in towns including Joy, Snider, Dysart, Dewar, Raymond, Waterloo, Readlyn, Floyd, Jesup, Denyer, and others in Iowa and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Chilako
Tham
As Joy
Snider
Dysart
G. W. Shauks
Dew
John Dias
Denyer
Mike Ebr
Jesup
Gust Emme
Theo. Weber
Raymond
Glenn Lichty
Waterloo
Peter Dellegadells
J. H. McNamee
W. A. Eyestone
W. S. Eyestone
Wm. Fech
A. G. Henry
Mittanburg
Floyd
Rudolph Tiedt
Louis Tiedt
Readlyn
John Kerns
L. C. Warnecke
Chas. Johnson
Walter Smith
Dewar
Henry Otto
West High Girls Plan Unique Picnic Event
Miss Marjorie Ellis invites a group of West High girls to a Friday evening picnic at her father Councilman Ralph G Elis summer home at Ellis Crossing. No young men are invited drawing comments from disappointed male schoolmates. Attendees include Ruth Dietz Helen Klingaman Belle Hanna Ruth Banton Grace Milfer Edna Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ellis
West High
Ralph G. Elis
Ellis Crossing
Ruth Dietz
Helen Klingaman
Belle Hanna
Ruth Banton
Grace Milfer
Edna Walker
Threatening letters reach Speaker Champ Clark in D C
Washington July 27 reports that Speaker Champ Clark and House Clerk Trimble have received many threatening letters in recent weeks. Writers threaten to blow up the Capitol or harm the speaker and Trimble if munitions shipments to the Allies do not stop. Trimble calls the letters crank-written and untroubling. Some letters bore skull and crossbones symbols protesting munitions shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
Trimble
Capitol
Railway Officials Visit. Local Camp Plans Expanded
R F officials here include Wallace division superintendent U S Bar train master and Hyde master mechanic of the railroad who visited local officials and reached Waterloo Monday. Twenty six boys have signed to attend the M G A camp at Shirley lake Aug 18 to 28 and more may join before departure. The camp was postponed due to work conflicts. Also Northey and Grout visited their Littleton area farm with engineer Slippy overseeing surveying work.
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R. F
A. E. Wallace
Shirley’s Lake
Wile
WN. Northey
H. W. Grout
Littleton
Ralph B. Slippy
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Tardy family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness, assistance, and floral offerings during bereavement. Mrs. H W Tardy, Mrs. W C Tardy, Mr. and Mrs. W Be Hollenbeck, George Tardy.
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H. W. Tardy
W. C. Tardy
W. BE
Hollenbeck
Geoorge Tardy
The Price She Pays Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A vintage ad copy argues modern women suffer from backache headaches and nervousness due to displacement. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple root and herb remedy said to restore health and relieve women's ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millrdale
Samuel August
Pourth Street
West
Paultto
Paul Manning
Harry Leb- Nan
Afair
Plang
Vicrola Musi
Mra. J. A
Dorothy Otto
Iva Lehman
Cc. L. Club
C. L.lub
McKinley Cottage
Ninge—Amra
Mark Scroggey
Geraldine Shores
Cedar Rapids
Normin Rainey
Maxine Horner
Litttle Elks
Mildred -Phillay
Sans Soucs
B. F. Birthday Club
Princula Club
M. J. Perrin
Clarkaville
BMH
First Methodist
Deborah Society
Deborah Society of First M
Churchei
Mary W. Iraesen
L. J. Anibal
BE. B
Blut? Street
Tadies
Bize
Elbertas
Horlick
Horlion's
GATT
la Raconteuse
Black Trade
ITS
Meee Lee
Silk Dept
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Robert T. Flick
Sus Roby
S. E B. Wilford
Jefferson Street
Winton
Flick
Vinton
Evergreen Cemetery
Illinois Central
Lottie Flick
Mani
Wapsie Valley
The
Wapsie
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
St - le
West Side
St. Bank
Minneapolis Steel
A. M
AL ML T. J
Chmary
C. A. Cog. W
Sixth and
Sycamore Streets
No. S
Secon Orr
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