Community social calendar shared at a city hotel and parks
Thursday evening events feature B M E club dinners at Sans Souci hotel and a Yeoman picnic at Cedar River park. Numerous gatherings follow in homes and clubs with lunches, entertainments, recitals, and a cradle roll picnic at Byrnes park drawing dozens of women, guests, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. E. Club
Sans Souci Hotel
Yeoman
Cedar River Park
Mig Mariotte Nig
Ellie Crossing
Olkal Club
Mrg
Ed Wilson
First Baptist Sunday School
Ptente
Byrnes Park
Grace Edwards
Mabel Asquith
J. R. Vaughan
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
K. of Phalk
Aeconomia Club Picnto
Aeco Nomia Club
la Lomita Club
Deani
Lincoln Circle
No instruction by Miss Marion Ransler noted in studio records
A fragment notes that Miss Marion T. Ransler, holder of a TEACHERS CERTIFICATE and an ARTISTES DIPLOMA from the New York Institute of Musical Art, taught at the Damrosch School and later instructed piano at a studio in the James Black Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Ransler
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
James Black
Courier Patterns and Coupon for Design Patterns
The notice instructs readers to fill a coupon to obtain the Courier up-to-date Pattern of accompanying design from the Fashion Department of Evening Courier Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents and allows for seams. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach the customer within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courior
Waterloo
Sncio
Professors Goodell Guests and Visiting Relations
Prof W A Goodell of Guthrie Oklahoma and his wife with daughter Mary Elizabeth arrive at the home of his parents Rev and Mrs M A Goodell at 230 Rebel Avenue. He holds the chair of Biblical literature and philosophy at the Methodist University of Oklahoma and will stay in Waterloo for one month. Mrs Werner Frantz and her son from California visit Hiram Aichty and his wife on South Street and will be guests at the J Muller home tonight. Doloras and Margaret Willstock stay with Miss Blanche Blake in Shell Rock for two weeks. Miss Anna Keane of Wilams visits Mr and Mrs August Golinvaux at 14 Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Goodell
Guthrie
Okla
Mary Bllizabeth
M.A. Goodell
Rebel Avenue
Goodell
Methodist University of Oklahoma
Waterloo
Werner Frantz
California
Hiram Aichty
South Street
J. Muller
Doloras
Margaret Willstock
Fremont Street
Blanche Blake
Shell Rock
Anna Keane
Wil- Wams
August Golinvaux
Pantalette For Women Debuts In Chicago Fashion Show
Chicago readers witness a new undergarment being shown as the pantalette replaces skirts. Model Ruth Sturtevant demonstrates a single pantalette worn above the ankles, with decorative bands at the knees, signaling a shift toward freer walking attire and a dramatic fashion reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sturtevant
Local Residents Visiting Relatives in Cedar Falls Area
Street east reveals social notices of visitors and guests. Mrs. August O'Donnell stays with J. J. Kildee at 561 Lafayette. Mrs. M. A. Montague visits her brother J. T. Canton at 408 Bluff. Miss Sephea Hostetler returns from Chicago. Mrs. C. Lowney of Missoula visits her daughter at 325 Independence. Miss Alice Miller resumes work after Cedar Rapids vacation. Mrs. Charles Ullrich and her children visit Waverly. Fort Smith's Mrs. Charles A. Thompson visits W. F. Thompson at 617 Grant. Further relatives planned to arrive, including Wm. P. Thompson and Mrs. Bernice Sweitzer, with Roger Thompson in Tuckingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August O'Donnell
J. J. Kildee
Lafayette Street
Elma
M. A. Montague
Riceville
J.T. Canton
Bluff Street
Sephea Hostetler
Sycamore Street
Chicago
Charles A. Thompson
Fort Smith, Ark
W. F. Thompson
Grant Avenue
WT. M. Aitkins
Wilgharm
Cedar Falls
Arthur Bunn
Half Century Magazine Emerges in Cedar Rapids
Lindell serves as editor and manager for the Half Century Magazine a new publication in Cedar Rapids aimed at colored readers. It is described as the second magazine of its kind in the country with another issue produced in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindell
Cedar Rapids
New York City
New Magazine Aims to Improve Conditions of Colored Race
A newly launched magazine seeks to uplift the colored population and counter the stereotype of “bad negroes.” Mrs. F. H. Gresham serves as associate editor, signaling scholarly and reformist aims within the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gresham
New Magazine
Leased Space Expands in Levitt Johnson Bank Building
More than half of the space above the second floor of the Levitt Johnson National bank building has been leased. Pred E E. Stewart, secretary of the Farmers Loan and Trust, says several more contracts are expected and that the Iowa Lite Insurance company will occupy the entire tenth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levitt & Johnson National Bank
E E. Stewart
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Iowa Lite Insurance Company
Prisoners Escape From McAlester Penitentiary Report
Shariff Henderson received Herlidon measurements of ring escapes from McAlester Penitentiary. The escapees ranged from petty thieves to murderers, occurring between November 1914 and June 1815. Warden W. W. Dick offers a $50 reward for each captured prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shariff Henderson
McAlester
Gkla
W. W. Dick
Body of Eastland Victim Found in Drainage Canal
The body of a man believed to be William Gere wice, a crewman of the steamer Hast land ishster, was recovered from the Chicago drainage canal at Western Avenue near the accident site. Funeral services were held for the last identified Eastland victim, with 848 of 852 bodies identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Gerewice
Western Avenue
New State Free Employment Bureau Bulletin Issued
County Auditor Rainbow announced the first bulletin from the state free employment bureau. It lists 1 job seeker and 14 employers advertising for help. Open positions range from farm and factory labor to office managers, salesmen, and an editor. The bureau, created by the last assembly, issues monthly under a supervisor earning 1200 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
State Free Employment Bureau
General Assembly
Manu
Notable Family Reunion Celebrates 81st Birthday at Plymouth
Mrs. D. H. Palmer and Robert Hardin returned from a family reunion in Plymouth honoring Jacob Hardin who is eighty-one. Seated at the long table of one hundred family members, Jacob sat with his sister and brother, both in their seventies, as relatives traveled from Plewaantville to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Priscilla Elut
Sans Souet
M. J. Perrin
Clarksville
D. H. Palmer
Robert Hardin
Plymouth
Jacob Hardin
Jacob Hardis
Plater
Plewaantville
Family gathers across generations amid distant war ties
In a four generation family gathering every member attended including a daughter living away in wartime Mexico, reflecting enduring family bonds despite distant conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonm
Old Mexico
Quickest Remedy Ever Sold in Waterloo Adler-i-ka Claim
An advertisement touts Adler-i-ka as the instant remedy from Waterloo druggists Wangler Bros. It claims one spoonful relieves most constipation and bowel issues by cleansing both lower and upper bowels. The copy emphasizes rapid action and thorough cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Adler-Ika
Wangler Bros
Drugeist
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Tommorrow
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A. G
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Washington Apartments
Lulu Smith
Maderhe Sprith
United Brethren Church
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Ricker Street
Ald Satiety Fund
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Dora Landwick
Leta Miller
Marshalltown
Jewell Loudwick
Ameda Loudwick
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First M. EB
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Lytle Flour & Feed Co
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Thomas Munnings
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Charles Munnings
L. G. Ronquist
L.G. Ronquist
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