P E O Special Meeting Initiates Five New Members
Mrs W W Miller and Miss Ethel Miller hosted a P E O Chapter 7 gathering on Franklin street for a special initiation. Thirty members attended, including Alda Tate from Oelwein and Iola Quigley from McGregor. Five new members were welcomed with a formal initiation, followed by refreshments prepared by Jessie and Jeanne Manson. The meeting space will remain quiet until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Miller
Ethel Miller
Franklin Street
Misa Alda Tate
Oelwein
Iola Quigley
McGregor
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
Community Club and Church Groups Schedule Meetings
Royal Neighbors plan Seash hall regular meeting on Tuesday June 33. Merry Go Round club to meet with Mrs. Chas Rose at 151 Argyle street next Thursday afternoon. 5. 5. C. E. of the First Brethren church to quilt Wednesday at 2 pm. Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school class meets Wednesday afternoon June 14 at Mrs. B. J. Howrey 328 Independence avenue. Ladies Aid of St Pauls M. E. church hosts thimble bee tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Wilkins 617 Kern street with Mrs. Clifford Reed as hostess. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Barger
Emer Mowry
Modesta Barton
Grace Bailey
F. C. Letsch
Myers
Orchestra
Orin B. Hike
Vinton
Frappe
First Presbyterian
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Ellis’ Hall
Joseph A. Jerger
Wilbur ©. Hagens
Chicago
Anna Alison Jones
Prudence Neff
Wilbur
Hagens
Anna Allison Jones
David H.shikee
Davenport
G. C. Lambert
Minneapolis
F. W. Alien
Cedar Rapids
Wilda Rogert
Independence
Ladies' Guild
Ladies’ Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
C.A. Mills
Independence Avenue
Waterloo Furniture Company
Fourth Street
Seash Hall
Merry Go Round Club
Chas. Rose
Argyle Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul's M. E. Church
R. G. Wilkins
Kern Street
Clifford Reed
Wilkins
Waterloo Banks Close June 16 for Convention
The undersigned banks and trust companies in Waterloo will close all day on June 16, 1911, due to the bankers' convention in Marcion City, Ia. Institutions listed include First National Bank, Farmers' Loan & Trust, Black Hawk National, Waterloo Savings, Commercial National, Waterloo Loan & Trust, Leavitt & Johnson Loan & Trust, Iowa State, Leavitt & Johnson National, Central Savings, Citizens' Savings, and Security Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Eon City
First National Bank
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
Leavitt & Johnson Loan & Trust Company
Iowa State Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Central Savings Bank
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Security Savings Bank
Chautauqua Program Ready With Noted Speakers
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute announces a ten day program at Chautauqua park led by Dr. Cook Champ Clark and William Jennings Bryan. A condensed schedule lists lectures, sacred music, concerts and round tables from June 30 to July 8 featuring Norton's orchestra DeKoven Male quartet Dr. Dent Atkinson and other notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Chautauqua Park
Dent Allinson
Cook
Champ Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Norton
Walt Holcamh
Kent Atkinson
Frederick A.’ Cook
Dent Atkinson
Midland Jubilee Singers
DeKoven
DehKoven
the Car-enys
Veterans Meet at Muscatine Begins Encampment
Muscatine Iowa June 13 crowds fill streets as state G A R en campment opens with Civil War musicians arriving. Afternoon programs include W B C ritual work council meeting and grand reception headlined by Commander in Chief John E Gilman. A campfire at the grand opera house rounds out tonight events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Drunt Corps
National Association of Civil War Musicians
W. B.C
Council of Administration of
A. O. U. W. Hall
John E. Gilman
Boston
Grand Opera House
Des Moines
Des Mues
State Fair Grounds
Jewelrs
Iowa Retail Jewelers’ Association
N. Nielson
Hiarlan
Ss. U. K E
I_wa City
University of Iowa
University Alumni Association
Peter S. Groescup
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Zetagathtan Literary Sociery
Mississippi River
Sioux City
Iowa State Federation of Labor
A. A. Smith
A. L. Urick
Federation
Lecture and music program at Col Bryan Meitz and Kemp
An 8:00 lecture by Col. W. J. Bryan, Sunday July 9 features a 2:30 vocal prelude, 3:00 lecture by Rev. Geo. L. Meitz, a 7:80 prelude of local music, and a reading by Everett Kemp at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. J. Bryan
Geo. L. Meitz
Reading
Everett Kemp
Echo Meeting A Great Success At Waterloo
The Echo meeting of the state Sunday school convention at First Baptist drew strong attendance. J R Vaughan presided as five minute talks covered Humiliation Exasperation Explanation Inclination Revelation Limitation Infatuation Inspiration. Miss May Barnes and Miss Fetters spoke on elementary work. Music by Mrs Elmo Bateman and the Boys Band was praised. J P Berry and G H Shoemaker returned from Rochester water works convention and Niagara Falls trip. they noted a chilly lake visit after heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. R. Vaughan
C. T. Wisen
Frank Cole
Charles H. Eccleston
J. G. Walz
M. G. Munn
A. MacEachron
Waterloo
J. B. Balcomb
J. R. Heachler
May Barnes
Fetters
United Brethren Church
Elmo Bateman
J. P. Berry
George H. Shoemaker
City Water Works Plant
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Falls
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Wes Davis
Tiaa
New York
Great Bargain Square
Fred Ballou
Great Western Sugar Trust
Fort Collins
Colo
Ballou
F. B. Ballou
Lois Ballou
Waterloo College of Commerce
R. BE. Eklund
Luta Johnson
Mildred Green
Meinard Rogers
Madeline Humphreys
Pine Street
Electric Park
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Young Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
Lafayette Park
Knights of the Holy Grail
M. E
J. K. Joder & Son
Dorothy
Naomi Cushman
Houston
Tex
Cushman
A. J. Cushman
Dorothy Cushman
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Dr. Cook, Champ Clark and
Bryan
Col. C. A. Gear Dart
the Rawles
Emerson Winters Concert Company
Benjamin Chapin
Feichti
Alphine Yodlers
H. A. Adrian
C. I
C. Round Table
Francia Lybarger
Jay
Iowa State Band
Lange
Mehlin
Ludwig
Hobart M. Cable
Christman
Cable-Nelson
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