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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
7
Classified note states hours and contact numbers for society staff needs. Mentions office phone 3350 and residence phone 3497 Black. Read as a brief department society or personals item with limited details.
Social events fill the week with clubs and church weddings. Notes include Clio club and Happy Hour gatherings, out of town guests visiting Waterloos residents, several weddings Paulus Phillips Woellstein Tharp Hartgraves Stevens and Parr, along with club meetings and a Riverside Drive club gathering featuring a lecture and music.
Miss Marion T. Ransiet offers piano instruction and Miss Isabella Gareisg sen provides voice lessons at the Musical Institute of the highest class. Studio 01 Jas. Black Big. Telephone 2601-Red.
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design, send the coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seam. All orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
F. W. Chapman awarded the contract for the soldiers' memorial hall foundation to be built on the river front between Bridge and Fifth Streets under River Front Improvement commission. The Grand Army posts committee plans to let the general contract July 1 and aims to complete by November 1. The hall measures 40 by 70 feet with a high basement and a single story above.
Washington June 21. The most optimistic report on King Constantine since his operation says he passed a tranquil night and his condition is very satisfactory. The statement comes from Greek relations in Washington describing the monarch.
Denial of a motion to dismiss the murder charge against Frank O Leary opened the Marshall, Texas case. O Leary is one of five Marshall men indicted for the killing last winter of WWal Ham Black an anti Catholic torturer. Prosecution cited lack of sufficient evidence while defense argued to clear O Leary’s name.
Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M will hold a called communication at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening for work on the final degree. Cedar camp No 28 Marcuders will meet. Refreshments and cigars will follow.
Local No. 26 of the International Photo Engravers Union met in Waterloo with about thirty delegates from Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City and Cedar Rapids. Officers from Des Moines spoke of wartime material costs and vowed not to raise finished engraving prices.
Fairbank and nearby towns report visits from Waterloo and Jesup residents. Jesup illness prompts Mrs. W W Davis to travel. Evangelistic meetings ongoing in Oran. Mayme Leechy returns from western Iowa and South Dakota after attending W K H C convention. Adella Ryan and Bullard marry at Catholic church in Fairbank. couple to reside in Oelwein. May 16 wedding, Thomas McCunn dies at Grove Street home from heart trouble. services held at Inmaculate Conception with five priests. Frank Peters marries Katharyn McTaggart of Strawberry Point at Sacred Heart, then home to Fairbank. Mark Higbee signs with Quincy in Three-I League. Children’s Day services at Methodist church. Sunday School class hosts gathering at Baptist church. Katharyne McCuniff, nurse, arrives to help care for mother. Mrs. Mabel Betts and son Ken nother extended visit to Elgin and Rockford. Nat Ellen and sister attend Adelia Ryan wedding.
Rosina Nauman, aged 78, died at 1 a m in Waterloo after a long illness. She lived in Waterloo 56 years, born in Germany, survived by four sons and three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p m at First Baptist Church with interment in Elm Wood Cemetery.
In a Georgia prison farm scene Leo M. Frank, convicted of Mary Phagan's murder, protests innocence and predicts exoneration. He thanks Governor Slaton and notes he will be identified as Convict No. 965 as his appeals for clemency and retrial are exhausted.
The solstice marks the year's longest day with a northwest sea breeze and folk weather notes.
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