Charming Waterloo Musicale Impresses 175 Guests
Mrs. Edwin Morse hosted a spring musicale at Pythian Temple in Waterloo with 175 ladies enjoying a program by June graduates led by Lois Storm. Chicago guests praised the performers as flowers, ribbons, and ice cream molded with musical notes heightened the festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Morse Storm
Pythian Temple
Waterloo
Lois Storm
Wilbur Ij
Hagans
Anna Allison Jones
Chicago
W. W. Marsh
Charles J. Ringle
D. G. Langlands
Tressa McElhinney
T. G. Taylor
J. A. Bown
Nathan B. Barber
Patti Lindner
Elizabeth Bedford
Raymond social notes reflect visits and returns
Raymond June news lists visitors and residents’ activities. Harry Dunham from Oklahoma City, Mrs. Zimmerman of Waterloo, Peter Jungen and family from Montana return to Iowa after a stay. Alva Pollock visits Garner, Ben Waterfield plans a South Dakota vacation then Cornell College, and other locals are noted at Waterloo, Dubuque, Barclay, and Roymond along with family illnesses and a new automobile garage. The piece closes with a product note for Chamberlain's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Phillips
Garner
Ruth Phillips
Ben Waterfield
Raymond
South Dakota
Cornell College
Northey
Waterloo
J. J. O'Conner
Johnnie
P. J. O'Conner
Kiev
Roettler
Peter Junger
Baby
Kate Weber
Dan
Leo O'Conner
Dubuque
St. Joseph's College
Harry Moyer
Dewar
Cronday
Dora Shane
Jesup
D. D. Schuler
George Connell
Schuler
Earl
O’conners
Buren
Rayntley
Frank Perry
John Cotton
Cotton
George Troutman
Alga
Nellie Hitt
Barclay
Nellie Foster
Eizabeth, II
Firtt
Roymond
David Beardsley
Gaston
William Beardsley
Freeport
Manchester Pioneer Resident Dies at Home
Manchester Indiana June 16 Special Mrs J P Dodge a pioneer resident of Manchester died at her home Tuesday night after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at the family residence with interment in the local cemetery, the time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester, In
Mrsa. J. P. Dodge
Manchester
Death of Mrs. Dodge at Cleveland born 1841 obituary note
An extended illness ended in paralysis. Mrs. Dodge, born in Cleveland in 1841, married J. P. Dodge in 1862, survived by husband and six children. Several services were held at the home Thursday afternoon. Also notes about Bay Newspaper leasing Gibson County Star, Col. B W Jewell re election, and brief ad-like items including kidney remedy testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Cleveland
J. P. Dodge
Bay
Sam R. Young
D. H. Young
Bradley Edmunds
Gibson County Star
Owensville
Indiana
GB. W. Jewell
Col
B. W.w.jewell
Sovereign Camp
Woodmen of the World
Rochester
Sovereign Finance Committee
Order
Col. Jewell
Manchester
Omaha
Waterloo jail men hired for track work and escape foil
Officer Farrell stops Russell White after a failed escape bid near Waterloo Cedar Falls line. Jail inmates are persuaded to take railroad labor, with 11 released to seek jobs with Rapid Transit. A 71 year old vagrant and other local incidents fill a busy court day. several workers injured or out of service.
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Caldwell
Waterloo, Cedar Walls & Northern Railway
Uni
Wnermplorea Wat
C. Williams Ishalltown
Williams
FL & N
Farrell
Russell White
Webster Streat
White
John Martin
St. Louis
Waterloo
Martin
Brennecks Return From Lake Francis Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs WH H Brenneck came back from a two week visit to Lake Francis Minnesota with a haul of pickerel bass crappies and catfish for local anglers The report notes several workers including Sam Leow Robert Overton Henry Wagner Lloyd Matthews Marvin Spill Albert Lilly and Charles Mason did not report to work this morning foreman Jack McClay led the round
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. H. Brenneck
Lake Francis
Minn
Brenneck
North End
Sam Leow
Robert Overton
Henry Wagner
Lloyd Matthews
Marvin Spill
Albert Lilly
Charles Mason
Jack McClay
Fire destroys grain elev ator and 9000 bushels grain
Fire at the B. R. Dibble elevator near the depot destroyed the building and about 9000 bushels of grain. The depot building caught fire three times but was saved. Nearby coal sheds and lumber yards were also involved.
Blackburns Pain Away Pills Promising Blood Health
An advertisement touts three grain hyponuc ious tablets as a cure to improve red and white blood cells, enhance complexion and flesh, and reduce reliance on cosmetic makeup. It claims physician prescription but marketed for self use from apothecary shops, with purported relief for ladies headaches and periodical pains.
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Waterloo Business College
Iowa State Teachers’ College
H. H. Seerley
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Almon F. Gates
Iows
Business College
Margery Bown
Neva Walker
Eleanor Johnson
Marian Chapman
Florence McElhinney
Genevieve Zimmerman
Trapps
Miriam Marsh
Winnifred Cox
Grace Williams
Arriett MacEachron
Margery Rane
Bertha Bail
Vera Gradley
Loreen Storm
Pauline Locke
Hazel Keller
Gladys Bennett
Charlotte Mann
Harriett Ade
Mt. St. Joseph's
W. Comee
Waseca
Wis
E. Rauseh
Kimball
Ja. Denzal
Pearl Headford
Harriett Ryan
Fiossie la Tier
Butterfly
Schuett
Gwyneth Sampson
Damon
Max Stange
Marie Hitchins
Arec, Accompagnement de Piano
Frank Patterson
Gladyce Nogegle
Gladyce Noggle
Marie Fitchins
Chamberlain
Gale
Fairey
FE. G. Whiting
Willow St
Akron
Foley Kidney
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Crystal
Jack Irvon
Airship American
JWDGE
CUT CY
Rapid Transit Company
Officer Farrell
Nevalyer
McCiay
Oscar Klinefeller
I L. Rhynders
Fort Dodge
C. Q. D. Jackirven
Sambo
Success Magazine
Merital Chocolate Grane
Henderson Drug Co
North Waterloo and Railroads
Waterloo, Lows
HAE
Blackburn
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Burlington
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
California
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Il. W. Warkeley
Neb
Waterloo Electrical
Homes For Sale
E. L. Johnson
J. E. Sedgwick, Geo. B. Miller
Ben Lowman
Old John Brainard Farm
J. W. Lodwick
A. L. Flater
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