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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

10

Mrs Reinhart Died On Sunday In Waterloo Home

Emma Valentine Reinhart a longtime Bremer county resident and Waterloo helper active in the Universalist church W R C and Lady Maccabees died Sunday morning at 10 30 at 82 Mulberry street Acute Brights disease listed as cause She was born April 25 1853 in De Kalb county Illinois married J F Reinhart March 16 1876 and later lived near Denver before moving to Waterloo nine years ago Surviving husband two sons O V Valentine and C S Reinhart a sister and four brothers funeral Thursday at 1 p m at their residence and 1 30 p m at the Universalist church burial in Fairview cemetery

J. F. Reinhart Bremer County Waterloo Mulberry Street Bright Mt. Vernon Township Denver Universalist Church Lady Maccabees

Opening Week at Electric Park Sets Attendance Record

The opening week at the Electric Park closed Sunday with record attendance, drawing crowds that doubled last season’s average. Thousands visited throughout the week and Sunday drew the largest crowd in the park’s history as cars streamed in from early afternoon until nearly 10 o’clock, with all rides operating.

Electric ‘Park Tilly

Shareholders Seek Receiver for Insolvent United Iowa Shoe Co

Plaintiffs Allege assets of the United Iowa Shoe Co amount to 1500 with debts around 11000. W Campbell A C Kramer and Co London file equity petition in district court seeking a receiver to manage the insolvent shoe maker. Judge Platt set hearing for tomorrow at 9. Plaintiffs claim mismanagement harms all creditors and that shareholders have no adequate legal remedy.

Co. W. Campbell A. C. Kramer and Co London United Iowa, Shoe Co Platt Iowa

Waterloo hive No 22 meets Tuesday evening at eight

Announcements show Waterloo hive No 22 holds its regular business meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Other items note the Tuesday Euchre club meeting June 20 at 2 30 pm with Mrs J W Krapfel, the Lady Militant circle meeting with Mrs Fred Standish on June 20, and a called Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M session for First degree work at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. G A R and W R C will attend the funeral of Mrs Emma Reinhart Thursday at 1 15 pm. Daughters of Isabella meet tomorrow at 7 45 pm in K C hall. Degree of Honor plans an ice cream social Tuesday evening and a special Initiation for Waterloo chapter No 128 C F E S at 7 30 pm Wednesday in the Masonic temple.

Jack Taylor Redwood and Gordon Murray K. Hill Wolf Zadella Myers’ Orchestra Waterloo Hive Euchre Club J. W. Krapfel Lady Militant Circle Fred Standish Sycamore Street Waterloo Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Emma Reinhart Daughters of Isabella K. C. Hall Waterloo C. FE. S Court of Honor

Celebrated Waterloo Social Season With Recitals and Weddings

Mrs Henry Heuermann hosted a large dinner for the American Study club with 36 guests in Kansas City. The Waterloo Conservatory invited the public to a recital at Westminster Church featuring Miss Edna M Harrison and Miss Miriam M Marsh. A June wedding celebration for Miss Sarah Bolte occurred at Maxfield School No 6 with gifts and a luncheon. Other items include birthday surprises, engagements, and a reception for visiting church leaders, plus a series of social gatherings and bridge teas across the community.

Kansas City Henry Heuermann Waterloo American Study Club Dorothy Burt Austin Burt Victor Ettinger James, Campbell Mabel Ettinger Mable Sanborn Ettinger Waterloo Conservatory of Music Westminster Presbyterian Church Edna M. Harrison Miriam M. Marsh Clough-Leighter

Dancing Nymph Turns Out to Be A Man In Park Scene

In Chicago at Jackson Park a crowd watched a costumed woodland scene as a mermaid nymph flirts with a satyr and then reveals a masculine head after removing a blonde wig. A life saving crew and police responded as actors remained for a moving picture shoot.

Chicago Jackson Park Lake Michigan Diana Lfe

Daughters of the King entertain at Mrs Lichty home

The Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal church will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs George E Lichty s Franklin street home with a short business meeting and a thimble bee All members and friends are invited. Mrs Le Ray Bryant hosts a bridge party this afternoon on Lafayette street in honor of Mrs Fred Watson of Chicago with several out of town guests.

First Presbyterian Church Co. F. Green Walnut Street Robert C Westenberg Dr. Reberd C. J. Gsik Chicago Neil D. Jackson Jackson Virden Avenue Black-eyed Susans C. W. Chapman Daughters OF the King Daughters of the King of Christ ' Episcopal Church George E. Lichty Franklin Street le Ray Bryant Lafayette Street Fred Watson Cedar Falls Buzz Frizzell Florence Williams Spokane Wash Fiitza Barrett Pittsfield Mass Bririe Miller Building Main Street Ladies Aid Society John Heck Louis Rommel Minneapolis S. J. King F. A. Weber Catherine Curley Elgin O. A. Green Masonic Lodge Cedar Rapids Ethel George Independence Frank Filliott Maud Butler Oregon W. A. Filiott L E. Hayes Upland Cab S&s J. King Mildred Everett Fayette Strawberry Foint J.D. White Minnesota Wisconsin Pewald Ferndale Minn Jr. P. Lee A. Fr. Charten King Ereria Charten Sussex New Brunswick Blifett Waterloo Moniday Freda Lehmkuhl

Epworth League Officers Attend Manchester Convention 1921

Hayes King district secretary attends Epworth League convention in Manchester in June 1921. Lester Kuenzel, a St. Joseph's College student from Dubuque, visits locally for summer with his parents H. C. Kuenzel and wife. Mae Adams Hazel Gallup Bessie Hunter and Ruth Barton travel to Manchester for the Dubuque district convention June 19 to 21. Children's day observed at M. E. Church with a fine program by children.

Hayes King Epworth League Manchester Lester Kuenzell St. Joseph's College Dubuque H. C. Kuenell Mae Adams Hazel Gallup Bessie Hunter Ruth’ Barton Duebuque M. E T Children

Ozone treatment offered free trial by Dr Cothern

Well folks are talking about the Oxycline treatment as demand grows for a free week trial to prove its efficacy. Dr Cothern invites sick people to investigate at his suite 307 Russell Lamson Building with hours 9-12 am 2-6 pm and 7-9 pm offering medical and surgical services at reasonable fees.

Cothern Russell-Lamson Building

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