Personal Society Items Due by 9 A.M.
Short notice for society personals demands entries by 9 am. The text mentions Glow Phone and a residence number S107 Black, indicating contact details for notices.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
11
Short notice for society personals demands entries by 9 am. The text mentions Glow Phone and a residence number S107 Black, indicating contact details for notices.
The Monday social schedule includes Norpa clay and Off and On club events at local venues and a Westminster choir picnic at Byrnea park. Missionary society at Fires Presbyterian heard Cuba and Porto Rico work, with vocal solos and a Philippines talk. P. E. O. picnic at Byrhes park. hospital auxiliary reports progress on the free room fund and a September restart.
To obtain the up to date batters of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 29 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending.
Mrs Hurtong hosts a thief course Lynclcop picnic plans set for Byrnes Park in two weeks. Happy Hour Club at 12 Franklin Street to entertain on Tuesday afternoon. attendees to notify host if unable to attend. Grant Circle meets at Bible Way. Notre Neus club to be hosted by Mrs John Berne at Lafayette Street Monday afternoon. One O Clock Luncheon hosted by Mrs A Bushy at Hotel Russell-Lamson earlier in the week. Court of Honor circle to gather at a thimble event hosted by Mrs Clara Mahan in Nagerman addition Monday afternoon.
A mass of notes records visits and travels of residents. J Jerry visits Fort Dodge for the day at Pray hare. Dr B F Saylor of Merritt Wis guests at Mr and Mrs A J Beer home. Mrs EB Johnson and daughters return from cast. Mrs J L Leavitt and three children arrive from Los Angeles to stay at Sans Bouci thru summer. Charles T Selbig from Portland Ore visits relatives. Mr M N Trainor and family travel east to Waterville NY and other New York points. Mrs A T Hughbanks Rose and grandson Richard vacation with daughter near Gladbrook. Mrs Charles Neubecker and Barbara Jane visit Lake Okoboji after Lake Oswego tour. Mr W T Bentley returns from Council Bluffs. Insurance agents convene with Weatherwax, Hermann Miller Jr, and Lamar Duke. Fred Mills Ross and Misses Edith and May Wangler attend Clarke Hawley wedding in Des Moines. Helene Wilbarm and Hettie Saylor now in Los Angeles after San Diego and San Francisco expositions. Ella Bennett and Miriam Larson plan Slater visit then Battle Creek nursing course. Theodosia Bennett, stenotypy teacher in Northwestern Business Chicago, takes a vacation and will resume duties.
In police court this morning Alfred Rudd of Sixth Street West admitted guilty to disorderly conduct after a breakfast table quarrel with his wife. She accused him of lies and infidelity, revealing family secrets as detail of the dispute emerged.
Miss Margaret Myers praises teacher Grace L. Coax during a visit to Spring Creek township as a new modern school building is planned replacing the old Second Aldest structure. Coax has served nine years, fostering educational spirit among parents and students in Indiana.
Funeral services for BGerick were held Friday at the Mechodlet church with M W A attendance following his death on Tuesday June 8. Details include his birth in Center county Pa November 4 1856 and his marriage to Alles Ellison. survivors Luther Herrick Grace Gilbert and others. The cyclone destroyed the Chandler farm buildings causing $2500 loss, insured partially. Reports note injuries to G W Van Aten and wife with minor injuries to their daughter. West Union hall team results and post office upgrade to second class status are also noted.
Last week Mrs. Tl M Taylor had an operation at her home and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Minnie Patten of Minnesota visits relatives. Bry Wilson and A J Bor returned from Minnesota after inspecting land there. Bonds were rated the 10th inst for a new Watertower and street lighting plant to be powered from Clermont.
Hazleton items report Mrs and daughter Deeil of Wawwalutte visiting her aunt Mrs E A Lewis. Henry Wells recovering from surgery in Chicago. W P Menney sold a pine acre farm to Christian Rapp for 175 per acre. A son was born Tuesday June 14 to Mr and Mrs Jay N. Theresa Stefl visiting Great Falls Montana. Leon Hoffman married John Sips in Dabirque at Catholic church. Two routes for Andreun to be discontinued. Mrs Edwin Taylor and Mrs Phunaga visiting Codsrist.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several unclear names and terms with scattered places and organizations. The readable items include references to a hotel, a college, and individuals such as Vers and Walford, but with many garbled strings. The passage appears to be an unresolved notice or brief involving a local matter in AL ORL and MEVGME regions.
Mumbled lines describe visitors and family movements across towns including New Tintagel and Waverly. Names such as Morven, Mandy Mins Mathy, Tamber, and Mrs Utenry Marten appear amid travel updates, vigils, concerts, and alumni gatherings.
Bristow July 17 report lists Rev AL Stowe on vacation from Bristow pastoring, married Alma Woodenburg of Vanna June 12. Local sports: Bristow baseball beat Shell Rock 16 8 at Shell Rock. Various moves, visits, and minor events note residents and families in the area.
Local notices detail social visits, church plans, and performances. A lecture by Admiral Peary attracts attendees at the college, while civic groups coordinate services and outings.
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