Waterloo social notes brief from Cedar Falls era
Telegraphic rundown of society events in Waterloo including engagements parties and clubs. Recaps include Miss Violet Hudson pre nuptial party, Mrs Slaughter announcing Vivian Loveland engagement, Delta Phi Delta picnic for visiting members, and numerous meetings, birthdays, and club gatherings at Prospect Park and Williard Hall with attendees and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waterloo Woman's Equal Suffrage Society
Suffrage
Chautauqua Park
Desdemona Club
Prospect Park
Mise Olga Jorgenson
Violet Hudson
Mirc
Iane Kimball
Canton, Minn
Hudson Home
Kensington
Cedar Falls Road
W. Slaughter
Vivian
Albert Loveland
Janesville
Misa Mae Slaughter
Gwlendola Knowles
Miss Slaughter
Anna Geyer
Waterloo
Delta | Phi Delta Sorority
Williard Hall
Giga Sprosser
Sioux Falls
Mildred Dailey
Emmetsborg
Bid Roach
Elkader
Exie Mc
Te— Club
Silent Club
GA. Renne
Floyd Renne
Olive Manning
Cedar River Park
Electric Park
Ae Oriental Club
Oriental Club
L. D Melond
Third Avenue West
Waterloo Doctor Promotes Naprapathy Treatment
A Waterloo physician, Bruce Galloway, advocates Naprapathy as a new science for treating depleted physical conditions using electricity and modern machinery. His practice, detailing cases of patient benefit, is based in the Black Hawk Bank building in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bruce Galloway
Galloway
Black Hawk Bank
Cough Syrup Ad Promises Quick Night Relief
An old classified style ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for immediate throat soothing relief, easing chest tightness and wheezy breathing with no opiates. It appeals to children and warns against substitutes. Also mentions a home cleaner on trial and an ad branding line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
All Drugeista
Dynamite Shots Scare Waterloo Bloodhounds in Trail Case
The Globe Gazette reports Waterloo bloodhounds from Waterloo, Iowa, halted a trail after dynamite blasts at North Western cement plot quarries frightened the dogs while tracking the getaway car used by suspects. Despite resuming after supper, cannon crankers scare them again, ending the pursuit with gloves found along the trail and the dogs returned to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlow Bloodhounds
Mason City
The
Globe Gazette
H. T. Giles
Waterloo
Harry Ferguson
Why Women Shop Says It Is a Business Task
Ruth Cameron argues in the Evening Chit Chat that home management parallels business buying. She defends women's shopping as a legitimate, time consuming but essential task, praising economical buying, reading ads, and intelligent purchasing as skilled work. An ad closes the column.
Music Teachers to Meet in Waterloo
In Muscatine on June 20, the Town State Music Teachers association elected Mrs. Pred Eriels Selzer of Bronx City as president, the first woman to hold the post. The Waterloo meeting for 1915 was invited with a $2,000 fundraising pledge, and the executive committee will set the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children OF the Republic
Union Congregational Church
H. W. Sigworth
Neil Knode
John Butenhoff
Kenneath Barron
Willia Blood
Roosevelt Baum
Arthur Haller
Earl Trogdon
Freddie Twaites
Mary, Melroge
Muscatine
Town State Music Teachers’ Association
Pred
Eriels
Selzer
Bronx City
Sioux City
Gustav Schoertle
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Waterloo
Ernest Lee
Cedar Rapids
Citizens of
State Association
Patrol Driver Seeks Pension After Eight Years Service
Patrol Driver Fred Byford of the police department asks the pension board for a retirement pension due to poor health. He has served eight years, previously with the fire department, and his physician recommends a climate change. He spent six years on duty around the clock, now working day shifts for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Byford
Police Department
Police Pension Board
Byford
Fire Department
Vanelin Found Guilty and Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Mike Vanelin was found guilty of disorderly conduct at police court arraignment this morning and fined 19 dollars. The couple have had trouble, and yesterday an argument led to Vanelin striking his wife, prompting the arrest. Memorial services Sunday at 8 p.m. with Prof M Walkee address and music by the Pythian quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Vanelin
Vanelin
Courter Revorteig to Play Circus Team
The manager of Hapgenbuek Wallace baseball club arranged a game in this city for July 1. The Courier and Reporter team will clash with a circus troupe including acrobats and a rice performer. The game starts at 4:00 PM at Prosprut Park with Cheloradela also in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapgenbuek- Wallace
Clreur
Courier
Rlawna
Acrobata
Rice
Fifternoon
Cheloradela
Cheeffy
Prosprut Park
Bankruptcies in Butler county and Clarksville trusts named
In Neferre Merring's bankruptcy court J Brebner was appointed trustee at the first meeting of creditors yesterday in the Halpin and Heald case former milliners. In the Meyers bankruptcy W H Meyers of Butler County C H Steenfritz of Clarksville was named as trustee. KP memorial services Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock address by Prof S M Wallace music by the Pythian quartet Come and bring family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
M. Walkee
Pythian
Neferre Merring
J. Brebner
Creditora
Halpin & Heald
W. H H. Meyers
Butler County
C. H. Steenfritz
Clarksville
K.P
S. M. Wallace
Pythian Quartette
Mrs C H Day Ir Mt Dl Office Hours Ad
Mrs C H Day, address Mt. Dl, phone 169 614 Washington, lists office hours from 9 to 11 in the morning and 2 to 4 in the afternoon.
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C. H. Day
MT. DL
Washington
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Duri
C. M. Cheney
Cedar Falls
Marvel Sindtinger
Helen Brownlee
Ruth Rath
Marion Cooley
Vera Caffal
Bernice Rickert
Eleanor Jones
Marjorie Chenery
Elda Viatt
Woodmansee
Clara Woodmansee
Loveland, Cola
Lillian Olson
Fourth Street West
Misa Olson
Mabel Heller
Miss Woodmansee
Colorado
Marie la Rue
Vera Heller
Martha Thompson
Mary Vaughan
Harry Tromanhauser
Jackson
Minn
C. Oo. Woodmanees
VW Club
Cedar Heights
Dorothy Lamb
Little Friends St Hat
Lupton Avenue
Benita Sanford
Ruth Gilbert
J. C. Lamb
R. E. Sanford
Royal Arcanum Lodge
E. E. Peek
Elk Run
Doris Brownlee
Dorothy Tall
Agnes Dunham
Mildred Sullivan
Garol Cobb
Evelyn Woods
Miriam Murvwick
Hildegarde Dietle
Norma Gaiser
Eleanor Bentley
Winn Tiedmann
J. A Webb
M. E. Sun
C. C. Caulking
Vermint Street
A. Bolalhout
W. Jenkyn
Summit Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
George Mills
G. W. Hinkle
Mexico
Gillmore
Calumet Division
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Thimblebee
M. B. Needlework
F. A. Perry
Denver
Colo
M. B. Needlework Club
W. E. Schoman
Women's Catholic Extension Society
W. H. Shaw
J. ¢. McMenimen
Lang Militant
I. O
Lend A Hand Guild
J. Hacker
Fowler Street
Henry Peterson
Mary Leslie Newton
Salt Lake City
J. 5. Halley
FH. N. Jorgenson
Harry Pink
W. H
Life
Lincoln Cirese
Department
Burlington
Keokuk
Mesdames Etta Bates
Carrie Riley
Anna FR. Weaver
Pearl King
Alta Fisher
Liazzie Rickert
Harriett Fawcett
Edna Lightheart
F. Gayer
Oneida Street
Harold
Myrtle Crall
Miss Miller of
Jesup
Helen Gould
W. W
John Hoeller
Bessie McMillan
Houston
Tex
Boeller
J. E. White
Maude Lingelbach
W. W. Richards
A. Craigton
Argyle Street
Waterloo Ender
Scientific Hands
Bridge Street
Waterloo Doge
Daul Davis ’ Day LE Shee
Mondas, IC
Mondep
Yetd
Ruth Cameron
Watterson
Rippelette
Bankruptcy Matters
Dougless
Weigert
West Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
Marshalltown
Henry Disston Laws
General Machinery & Supply CO. “the Tool Folks
W. HL Stewart
RD. Jay
Cecledl Phat
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Olivar Players
Betty
Harry D. Carey
Montana
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