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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
10
Readable fragments show a society personals note and a department deadline with an office phone and a contact name. The items mention a phone number 3407 and a reference to a person named SusCreste, with a vague deadline time.
Friday notes list meetings and gatherings including Prospect Embroidery Club Mrs EB Tullar Die Nadel Verein Mrs C H ages Silent Club Mrs G A Renne Missionary society First Presbyterian Mrs A M Place and Walnut Street Baptist picnic supper at the home of Rev J B Smith Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G R Pythian Temple 2:90 Busy Bee class Calvary Evangelical Church Leonard Kline evening clock.
Mrs A D Sehlaberg warns Charles City for five day stay while many residents visit nearby states. A wedding near Newar features Miss Lillian and Walter Smith in a quiet ceremony east of Waterloo. Church groups hold missionary and auxiliary meetings with plans for summer events and community gatherings.
A Glasgow reader disputes a claim of a meat famine saying there is no shortage. The author notes Mr Muray of Waltertoo delivers meat daily despite bad roads, accepting eggs or cash, and asserts foodstuffs and even water are plentiful.
The Majestic promises a corking field vaudeville bill next Sunday with box office opening at ten a.m. Friday and daily shows through the Sunday engagement. The Plaza program includes The College Widow and a strong film with Shel Clayton and George Sone in leading roles. Also notes weather and farm updates, a Foley remedy advertisement, and several marriage notices.
The report records warmest conditions at Phoenix 02 as the most comfortable areas in the colliery region. It notes mild temperatures across most of the country with cooler air in the east and south and in Ohio Indiana Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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