Evening social week at Ogurez club and church events
Waterloo society columns list Thursday and Friday gatherings including Ogurez club activities, Calvary Evangelical Sunday school classes, a Silent club meeting, informal dances at Electric Park, a Musicale honoring Misses Mellen, a Lenon Squeezer mock wedding at Central Christian church, old friends gathering for Mrs Whitney, birthday party for Velma Rinehart, Debrah society picnic plans, and multiple club meetings at local homes with refreshments and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogurez Club
Mica Luis Casa
Hazel Hanlon'a
Ruth Abbott
Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
plonle—Cedar
River Park
C. E. Shiplet
Electric Park
Elk Run Inn
Mabeth
Lernice Mellen
Winnebago
Maybeth Mack
Marjorie Tarler
Adella Boies
Jessi¢ King
Lincoln
Neb
Maude Knoop
Dorothy Davis
Chicago
Madge Barnes
St. Paul
Waterloo
Vera Reber
Betty Davis
Stalin
Maybeth Mark
Jean Birdgall
Catherine Sedgwick
Marguerite Waters
Georgia Lauritzen
Marguerite Nesbit
Third Avenue West
Mellen
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society of
Central Christian Church
Ben Richardson
Homer Lennon
Marie Whiteman
Estelle McNaughton
Florence Stines
Julia
May Ackley
Walnut Street
F. M. Whitney
Montana
C. C. Griffin
Vinton
Byrnes Park
Whitney
Griffin
Outing Followed by Party at Malace Theatre
A Walnut Street Baptist church group of the BLY POU held a business meeting at the parlors last evening. Partial plans were made for an event next week. Members discussed several lines of work and promoted Crystal Theatre biograph offerings and other good picture advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.Y.P. U
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Young People Work at Chautauqua Camp Meeting
The twenty second annual Young People's Alliance and Sunday school convention and camp meeting will run Monday to Sunday at Chautauqua park Iowa. 100 delegates are expected from each school state wide with tents dining hall and strong speakers including Bishop Horn Dr CG Staebler Rev H P Plantikow and local leaders W H Beachler Eva Wichty and Mrs J Knickerbocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Iowa Conference Evangelical Association
Young People's Alliance
Connecion
P. A
EB. J. Lang
State
Association
Bishop Horn
D. D
Cleveland
CG. Staebler
H. P. Plantikow
Minnesota
W. H. Beachler
Iowa Sunday School Association
Eva Wichty
J. Knickerbocker
Lillis Goetze
Dubuque
J. P. Himmel
Ellaworth College
PF. A. Olson
Story City
Wicbur L. Clapp
This City
Boys to Commune With Dame Nature Camp Names Announced
George Cockburn Y M C A boys secretary lists the Riverside park camp attendees starting Monday. Names include Donald Cole Lewis Powers Roger Sohner Cecil Powell Harold Fanti man Carl Theitman John Morgan John Staite and others. Leaders are J Bintz C Crane L Morrell Rev Earl Baker Mesdames Crane and Cockburn. all older boys must submit applications and pay the entrance fee promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cockburn
Riverside Park
Donald Cole
Lewis Powers
Roger Sohner
Cecil Powell
Harold Fantiman
Carl Theitman
John Morgan
John Staite
Clayton Shaw
Russell Bartley
Seth Williams
Burton Kramer
Herbert Koepke
la Verne Aker
Burr Boston
Herbert Mattles
Darrell
Spanish American War Veterans Plan Large Davenport Encampment Attendance
Twenty Spanish-American War Veterans met at the Labor temple to organize a big turnout for the Davenport encampment this June. Illinois and Iowa units spar for membership. Waterloo reports 16A eligible veterans. A 16 piece fife and drum corps is forming with a hall secured and an instructor hired. Camp Villier backs a candidate for state department commander. Toasts at the meeting included remarks by O S Lami J O Berkley John Boller and William Lingelbaugh. The Sons of Veterans and the auxiliary plan an ice cream sociable at Commander J C Norrig s residence this evening to benefit members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Department
Davenport
Department of I lInois
Rockslind
Waterloo
Villier
State Department
Guy Peely
O. S. Lami
J. O. Berkley
John Boller
William Lingelbaugh
Sons of Veterans
Aus Miary
J. C. Norrig
Lincoln Street
City in Brief From A Fractured Local Page
Dozens of residents and visitors are named in a loosely organized city in brief. The note lists travel to Chicago, Omaha, Denver, and other points, family visits, visitors to relatives, and local residents’ weekend plans. Several individuals are described as visiting relatives or taking trips, with minor health and employment updates.
Austrian Woman on the Run Seized After Larceny Charge
An Austrian suspect speeding away from officers and a police dog in Ilinoss Central 5 Wednesday morning eluded capture after crossing fences. Mrs Dan Gobowich, accompanying the woman, was nabbed and arraigned before Judge Kuhns on larceny charges, pleading guilty and being fined 6.85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinoss Central
Muntley
Bath
Dan Gobowich
Jac Tee Kuhns
Campaign to Clean Soda Fountains Spurs Health Push
In Des Moines activists including elite women and local professionals pressure soda fountains to improve dish and utensil cleaning. They argue washing with tepid water is insufficient and demand boiling water for contaminated items, while advocates call for inspections of restaurants and formal investigations into food prep areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waterloo
Lie
Villates
Wakefield Blackberry Balsam Promises Quick Diarrhea Relief
Advertises Wakefield Blackberry Balsam as a 69 year trusted remedy for diarrhoea dysentery cholera infantum and cholera morbus. Claims it checks trouble without harming the stomach and bowels restoring natural function. Cites success with many bottles sold and urges households to keep it on hand with full size bottles eight cents or three for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
DISCOMPORTS OR TRAVEL BY RATBROAD IN EUROPS
A June time frame note discusses rail discomforts and safe travel advice. The Illinois Central posts a public service bulletin promoting safety first and rail travel understanding. The piece condemns comfort gaps in Europe and praises better service on major routes, noting crowded cars and strict on depot grounds fees in Germany. Crystal theatre presents a three part biography masterpiece and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
United States
Germany
Convicts Reared in Town Will Not Follow Plow Says Mclaughry
Des Moines reports reformer McClaughry argues prison reform must include vocational training. He seeks state funding to add a training school at the reformatory, using recent fire damage funds for a new building. He notes urban prisoners resist farming and advocates trades like plumbing and carpentry for released inmates. Melchoir Court, Tribe of Ben Hur, to meet in Boash Hall with a business session and a dance for members and friends afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Inglis
Ile
RcClaughty
Reformatory
Nest
Board of Control
Executive Council
McClaughry
Anamosa
Melchoir Court
Ben Hur
Boash Hall
How Out-Of-Door Life Affects Beauty
An article advises protecting the complexion from sun wind and dust. It promotes a home facial lotion from spurmax and glycerine, claiming it softens shine removes discolorations and pimples, and looks natural.
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Oc.m Ba Rociety
Evelyn Paulus
Karl Tyler
Frank Barnett
C. Moore
Misa Mildred Richardson
Velma Rinehart
C. H. Rinehart
Archer Avenue
W. Montgomery
Nick Phillips
Jesus
Silent Club
G. A. Renne
Franklin Street
Mre
C. E. Herman
W. F. Hayes
Deborah Society
First M. Church
Davis
F. ©. Sage
George S. Dick
Cedars Falls
State Teachers’ College
State Normal College
Kearney
Helen Gould
John Boeller
Pine Street
Black Hawk County Veterans, Association
Stitch and Chatter Club
Frank
Selimas
Oscar Berry
Berry
Bertha Welsh
Medford
Ore
Misa Ethel Lotes
Helena
Mont
Oscer Club
Mise Lote Ballou
Bythes Park
Mars. Miller
Howard Miller
Danver Street
Hugh Taggart
Pic
Nic
Cedar Hive
Cedar River Park
W. K. Hostetler
Harper Cottage
Hill Crest
Wag Hillera
Ehliex
Malace Theatre
Crystal Theatre
Chautauqua
Evangelical State Conven
Dame
Alb
Chielex Wily
Jo. Prame
St. Aulie
W.T. Frame
Ada Stiferle
Lafayette Street
Dl. Ness
Alfred Smith
Miss Thelma
Osle
Mbps
Stith
Lawton
Gerk
Centralilees
New York State
Halph Slippy
W. Laine
Aml
Louis Seliel
Wintonstreet
Faney
Alent
Mis
George Marshall
Crookston, Minn
Balsh
Pele E
Mable Diefembach
Florence Street
J. J. Neil
Clarksville
C. OL. Young
Desk Movies
Great Western Railroad
August Albright
Minors Central Shops
Nebraska
EB. E. Stoup
The
Great Western
Esther Holden
Estherville
Lake Okoboji
Flw
Malkowsky
Hlingis Central Railroad
St. Francis Hospital
W. Place
Mt. Clemons, Mich
Lawrence Mabb
Finois
Dick Boite
Iowa City
State University
John de Jaeger
Tom Bancroft
Blanche Martin
Minneapolis
Gladys Martin
Will Reusch
A. J. Benner
Burlington
Earl Newton
Jano Raymond
A. Kingsley
Colorado
Mr. Kingsley
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Mrs. Kingsley
K. B. Tanner
San Diego
Cal
Ho Taner
Mexico
Tanner
Bertha Alter
A. Sylvester
Birch Lake
Lime Falls
Yellowstone Park
Glazier Park
Mike Hist
Arthlev
East Fourth Street
Claflin Receivers
Steevie
Gine E Seth
Ike
Claflin
Loe
A.C. Smith
New York Life Insurance Company
Vul
Kste Underwear
Koll
Alaea Oh
Streensftil
Alghest
M’claughry
Aston
Autiioea Reformatory
Toda
Wangler Bros. CO
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