Waterloo society notices and personal items mixed in
Waterloo society and personals list club picnics, dances, visits, marriages, travel plans, and club meetings. Items name individuals such as Mrs. Henry Burrill, Miss Vera Scoville, Walter Schoppele, John Rudnick, and families, with mentions of Cedar River park, Fourth street, and local churches. The notes cover engagements, weddings, travel, and community events across Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond Lily
Edar River
Ladies” Auxilary of
Northminster Autch
Henry Burrill
Phi Beta Eta Fraternity
Fourth Street
Waterloo Friends Visit and Travel Amid Summer Plans
Mr and Mrs Carl Wright returned after spending Tuesday with friends in Waterloo. A.D. McQuilkin and daughters Marjory and Eleanor accompanied Mrs John Willmore to her Fort Lodge home after a week visiting Waterloo and nearby towns. Zoe Holbrook daughter of Mr and Mrs F G Wagner left Tuesday for a ten day Denver vacation then will visit Waterloo. Dora Shane of Jesup plans a few days with her son Dr C T Bhave in Waterloo. E F Wolf and son visited Waterloo on business from Charles City. C F Kaiser and daughter of Jelwein spent the day in Waterloo. Mrs Joe Greany and Mrs Thornton mother of Dr T F Thornton of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Menges
Prairie du Chien
Wis
T. C. Menges
Western Avenue
John ©. Rudnick
Chicago
Rudnick
Waterloo
Ninth Street
Forrest Olds
Mre. Wayne
Tinistead Street
Indianapolis
Philip Saunders
The
Peoples' Trust and Savings Bank of
Streatar
Ill
J. L. Jones
Central Savings Bank
Mr. Saunders
G. F. Kirscher
Ione Kirscher
Little Falls
Minn
Anna I. Hillman
Worth
Franklin Street
Mr. Kirscher
Jean Tovey
Brookfield
Roy R. Buxton
Buxton
George W. Williams
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Amherst College
Los Angeles
San Diego
Grand Canyon
F. W. Dodson
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Cedar Rapids
Decorah
State Teachers' College
Cedar Falls
Calvary Church
Miss Scoville
Frank Wagner
Cottage Street
Fred L. Kinball Company
Schoppele
Herman Schoppele
Ricker Street
Iowa Gasoline Engine Company
Center Street
P. J. Purdun
J. H. Purdun
Jeane Weisenberger
Linden Avenue
Purdon
Motor Car Supply Company
A. D. McQuilkin
Marjory
Eleanor
John Willmore
Fort Ludge
Zoe Holbrook
F. G. Wagner
Saxon Street
Denver
Dora Shane
Jesup
C. T. Bhave
Almond Street
E. F. Wolf and Son
Charles City
C. F. Kaiser
Jelwein
Joe Greany
Thornon
Nother
T. F. Thornton
Robbers Strike Tailor Shop During Circus Day
One robbery of note occurred at the Tibbets tailoring shop on Fourth Street East during the night. Seven suits of clothes and several trousers were stolen while pennies and cash were left untouched. A lone pickpocket was seized but released. Bloodhounds followed a trail to a vacant house near Steely Street and Prospect Avenue. Police mobilized officers for circus day, reporting 8 disorderly conduct arrests, 7 for drunkenness, 3 for disturbing the public quiet, and one each for vagrancy and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann & Ballex
Tibbels Tailoring
Fourth Street East
Tirens
Tibbets
Steely Street
Prospect Avenue
Leighton
Jurney
Things Theatrical Here at Home at the Plaza
The Plaza screens Niebe with Hazel Dawn tonight then Betty in Search of a Thrill with Elsie Janis for tomorrow and Friday. Grand presents Her Shattered Idol, a Mutual master picture, repeating tomorrow. Palace shows a diverse program headlined by Billy Sunday in action and Betty Nansen in A Paradise Lost, plus The Ghost Fakirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Niebe
Hazel Dawn
J. A. Nelson
Palace
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Waterloo
Betty Nansen
Fox Film
W. L. Myers
Arthur E. Weld
Evening Courier
Evening Courier Reportorial Star
Mgr. Weld
City suffrage event draws civic women to tabled tea
Miss Eleanor Johnson led the refreshment table while many prominent city women served. Tables bore suffrage yellow and literature was distributed by the workers during the morning hours.
Noted Chautauqua Highlights In Waterloo Program
Russell Conwell returns with the famed Acre of Diamonds lecture after a four month stay in war zones. Young speaker will share experiences from Germany and Vienna as part of a strong program with Meistersingere quartet. Rosini the magician headlines tonight with readings by Miss Dominik. Daily concerts, lectures, and children’s events fill the Waterloo chautauqua schedule with broad public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ana Viedi
Indiy
Mir Young
Fla
Vienna
Yuan
Young
Meistersingere
Vustsell Conwell
A& Hhamturgun
Progr
Russell Conwell
Philadelphia
Aufientes
Tle
Chatanga
Rosini
Josephine Dominik
Chautauqua Session Led by Dr Godell in Oklahoma City
Morning events led by Dr W A Godell of the University of Oklahoma in the city include a study session and a series of talks. Tomorrow Paul B Dietrich, Sunday school expert, discusses Catching Men and methods that have brought millions into active Sunday school work. Field work and nature study feature, led by Mr Higley and Miss Vrek, with excursions and specimen collection for an exhibition near the suffrage headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Godell
Thelahoma University
Paul
Dietrich
America
Igs
Higley
Reacher
Grinnell
Vrek
Darken Gray Hmr Look Young Hair Color Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Qjan hair darkening product claiming it makes gray hair evenly darkened without obvious dyeing. It promises no stickiness, is sold as a 7 oz bottle for 500 or via mail order, at Hansen and Pletcher's Drug Store in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Castrous
Hansen and Pletcher'a
Waterloo
Inmwa
Q- Shan
Flood Delays Railway Travel Nine Feet Over Tracks
Mrs. M B Wright of Olio reports water nine feet over the railroad track at Vern Rail yard near Kincaide Kansas, flooding to the eaves of coaches. Wright, en route to the Pacific coast, stopped at Kincaide to visit relatives as conditions worsened from Kansas City to Kincaide with the flood rising after the train passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. ¥. Wright
Olio
Kincaide
Kan
Wright
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Kinnaid
Which Mrs Wright Was A Passenger In The Rain
A passenger named Mrs Wright was aboard, with notes that substantial acreage in Kansas remains unplanted due to ongoing heavy rains.
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BE. B
Chautauqua
Ark
Byrnes Park
Aladdin Birthday Club
Cedar River Park
Triple Five Club
FL. P. Circle
Henry Vancerburg
Calumet
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Thimble bee—Home
Alfred Utter
Berth Ave
Wwe
Christchurch
T. W. Place
Antiline Society
Jans Souci
Martin
Leuna
Thornton
Matt. A. Beck
Milwaukee
Mr. Beck
City
J. W. Krapfer
Kingsey
Marion Cooley
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Lorena Lumry
Westminster Presbyterian Jeft
Des Moines
Ross Conservatory of Music
First Congregational Church
Albert Peterson
Shirt Davis
Dorothy Davis
Florence Burd
Genevieve Gardiner
Gertrude Bayless
Lucile Held
Ruth Corey
Helen Gaiser
May Belle Wells
Ruth Gough Corey
Hazel Brown
Bertha McCartney
Fern Way
Lohn T. Smith
Genevieve Cleary
Frank Shoetiaker
Clio Club
Will Morehead
Springfield
Mase
Visitlox
Edward Larson
A. R. Hall
Department
Lioux City
Lawton
Vera Scoville
Ed Wilson
Arthur Conrad
Roy Loneman
Hazel Scoville
Wilson
Walter Schopnele
Harold H. Parr
Gene Morrison
First United Presbyterian Church
Roth McDowell
Grace Gibson
Happy Hour Club
G. A. Martin
Oni Franklin Street
G. A. Mills
J. W. Arbuckle
Ethel Wickman
Robert Start
Maria Dunkelberg
Boone
Edna Alton
Charles H. Bingham
A. H. Harris
Sans Souci
C. R. Rohde
Irene
Little Raphael
Richmond
Ind
Evelyn Paulis
T. Paulis
Alvin Phillips
Harold McLain
Florence Stines
Rebekah
Ile Bes
Black Hawk
C. F
Hall
Mary Frost
Jefferson] Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Linden M. EL Church
Carl Wright
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ran- Wer
Misa Isabella Garetsgen
Studio
Jas
Qourier
Fashion Department
Bate At
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Buchan
Laraye Pih Young Wibdy TL
Soste VX Erences
Nere
Miss Preece
Marion Pierce
Jon
Peg
Peg Wis
C. C. Cadwallader
Pike C. L
C. Round Table
Jebn Robertson
Mari Vartney
Tacter Nation
al Park
Efe McCollum Jones
Iuse Reichard Marral
Lowney
Witie Fois
Miss Mabel Killing
Denver Siiversity
Trimat
Wittie Folk
East Fourth and Water Str
Wade
Etna
Uate
Dad Warkiaw
Wateriog
IM Bridge Street
Phelps
Jefferson Street
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