Society items for the department due by a.m.
A society notice informs that items for the department must be submitted by morning. It lists office phone 3330 and residence phone 3497 Blick for contact.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
9
Social calendar highlights Tuesday clubs and events
Tuesday Afternoon events include Huchre Club led by Mrs. J W Krapfel Riverside Dive Club with Mrs August Schoel Pansy Embroidery Club led by Mrs W A McFarlane Jolly Circle with Mrs IL Trnis U S Daughters led by Mrs Fred K Busby Card and Needle Club led by Mrs Ralph Hummel Tuesday Evening features N B I Ladies and husbands dinner at 7 at the home of Mrs C E Griffin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wkrapfel
Riverside
Dive Club
August Schoel
Pansy Embroidery Club
W. A. McFarlane
Jolly Circle
Ll. J. Trnis
U.,s
Fred K. Busby
Card and Needle Club
Ralph Hummel
C. E. Griffin
Social Roundup of Visits and Local Events
A flurry of visitors and home gatherings fill Waterloo and surrounding towns. Miss Pearl Heath and Fay Muth spend a weekend at Dodges Point Clear Lake with Ms son City friends while Mrs J L Zeerup and her New York City guest visit Zeerups in Waterloo. Various locals make trips to Jesup Memphis Keokuk Iowa City and Minneapolis. A bridge party, Sunday dinner, church picnic and moonlight outing mark the social calendar with engagements and recitals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Heath
Fay Muth
Dodges Point
Clear Lake
Mason City
J. L. Zeerup
New York City
Jesup
H. E. Evans
George Saunders
Minneapolis
Hugh West Andson
James
Denver
Colo
Roger Braniger
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Quis City
Katherine Burtness
Hope
Martin
Sioux City
Asenith Wilson
Henry Schenk
Memphis
Keokuk
Iowa City
Ferdinand Stuve
Park Rapids
Minn
F. W. Edwards
Nampa
Idaho
F. W. Cason
W.M. Lilly
Cason
St. Joseph
Margaret Black
Misa Belie Harper
Nan and
Elizabeth Black
Gray Eagle
J. W. Weatherill
George Weatheril
Preston
Mgr. Weatheril
Louis C. Hurwich
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
S. W. Hurwich
W. R
A. L. Walker
Margaret Neri
Marshalltown
VASPER'S DREAM
Casper runs a country tavern and turns away a stormbound traveler for lack of pay. A magical feast reveals the traveler is a Force testing his generosity, transforming bread to pig and wine to riches, then back to meager fare. Lisbeth's mercy contrasts Casper's stern refusal. He awakens to normalcy, unsettled by the vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasper
Casper
Lisbeth
Cas
Ivy
Beth
Walt
Tam
Liltia Impe
Sasheth
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Courier patterns coupon order request from Fashion Department
Instructs readers to mail a coupon to the Fashion Department of Evening Courier in Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern to obtain up-to-date Courier design patterns. Warns patterns enable scams. Orders to be filed promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME AT THE PLAZA
Three Pickford siblings will be shown today and tomorrow at the Plaza in Fanchon the Cricket. Mary and Lottie are noted stars with Famous Players and Flying A, while Jack Pickford appears in the same film. The program includes The Darkening Trail with W S Hart, and a one reel comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
W. S. Hart
City Council Deliberates Jitney Law Amid Injunctions
City council may delay jitney ordinance at tonight's meeting as committee reviews models from other cities. Injunctions against enforcing route provisions loom large, with several opposed to routing that blocks streets with 15 minute streetcar service. Jurisdiction also faces a surge in taxis replacing former jitneys and transfers of saloon licenses on the agenda.
Transfer of Incurable Insane to New County Home
In Waterloo the transfer of fourteen or sixteen incurably insane patients to the new county home and hospital is described. Saloons had operated under bartender names due to nonresident proprietors. The transfers involve W D Strayer McSn inney C tr Williams and others, with preparations for bringing inmates to Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tr. Williams
J. MeIlhan
C. W. Hunt
Pat Cullinan
D. O'fannell
H. J. van Vilst
William Wagner
O. Corcoran
Dents of
Waterloo
W. C. Leland
New County Home
Aml Hospital
Vbr
Councilman Caseheer Skips Meeting for Excelsior Springs Vacation
City council records show Councilman Jack Caseheer will not attend this evening's meeting, having departed to Excelsior Springs for a vacation. The absence affects discussions planned for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Jack Caseheer
Excelsior Springs
Denies Danger in Langer's Travel
San Francisco June 28 An address by Dr Henry B Hemenway of Yanston IA before the American Academy of Medicine examined The Transportation of Consumptives He found travel by consumptives is not highly dangerous and that segregation or federal restriction would be impracticable unless the nuisance were real He noted most tuberculosis cases occur in childhood and adult travelers are common and that train crews do not show higher consumptive rates than freight handlers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry B. Hemenway
Yanston
American Academy of Medicine
Hemenway
United States
Four Infected From Ice Gow Farm Near Waterloo
Four people and a nearby veterinarian near Waterloo contracted illness from an infected cow. Paul Koontz, six miles north of Waterloo, and A Z McKeller were among those treated as farm workers and doctors battled the illness. Dr George A Scott fell ill but later recovered. all patients were reported improving after weeks of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Paul Koontz
Kunisty
A. Z. McKeller
Komite
OA Mogtbar
Chris
Debersan
Scott
Tr. Seott
Chautauqua plot spurs Waterloo stock sale plan
A prospective Waterloo Chautauqua venture gains support and fears of losing the lakeside grounds loom large. A. J. Edwards is named trustee to handle the stock sale with proceeds to him. If not closed the valuable property may be broken into building lots near the car line by the river. The movement draws business leaders to back the new association and subscription drives proceed at remaining events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. J. Edwards
Hns
Collision injures Cedar Falls rider near Electric Park
Carl Bock of Cedar Falls suffered serious cuts and bruises when an automobile driven by E. Jolson struck his motorcycle near Electric Park Saturday evening. He was taken to Cedar Falls hospital and, though in considerable pain, the injury is not believed to include internal damage. Advertisement for Palm Beach footwear by Wang & Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finurhd
Carl Bock
Cedar Falls
E. Jolson
Bock
Electric Park
Altho
Vacation Bulletin No 4 travel options to New York Boston and Great Lakes
Vacation Bulletin No 4 outlines a planned trip to New York or Boston via Montreal and the Thousand Island scenery along the St Lawrence. An opposite route goes through Philadelphia and Washington DC with stops between Detroit Cleveland Buffalo or Boston and New York City. It highlights rain or water line options, 60 day limit, liberal stopovers, and appealing Great Lakes boat cruises from Chicago in July or August with low rates including meals and berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Montreal
Thousand Island
St. Lawrence
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York City
Chicago
Great Lakes
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Katherine Fox
Lincoln
Neb
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Argyle Street
A. J. Bush
Roy Bush
D. A. Cook
Lamont
M. D. Franks
Omaha
L. A. Bush
Vera Greenlee
City
First Baptist
Byrhes Park
Evening Star
B. A. Chapin
Kensington
la Porte City
Mary Agnes
Louis Hamilton Willard
Washington
Claude Bennett
W.C. A
Katherine Bates
Dorothy Haffa
Tohn Stolte
Evelyn Wiegand
Marie Wilcox
Marie Nauman
Ruth Small
Katherine Jeanette Hadsell
Josephine Shimer
Byrnes Park
C. Club
Cedar Heights
Arthur V. Fowler
Deborah Society
First Methodist Church
Church Lawn
Tattern No
Rey
Musical Institute of the Highest Elays
Marion T. Ransier
Isabella Gareissen
Jas
WD. Strayer
Mcsn
Inney
Langer
WERE
Stelgcken
Onder
Ant
Neighbor
First National Bank
Iowa
Eerie
Order of Eagles
George W. Lichty
Eagles’ Hall
Bao
Ote
Palm Beach
Wang & Miller
Miners Central Railroad Company
Fred Austix
Bridge St
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