Community groups share events across Waterloo this week
A dense local notice rounds up Monday and evening gatherings across Waterloo. Philathea class bake sale at Pinkerton Grocery, needlework, hospital auxiliary sewing, club dinners, piano recital at First Presbyterian, and G A R meetings detail socials, picnics, and preparations for upcoming events with attendees from Mary Jaqua to Mrs. Haggans and B. W. Schuneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
A. H. Pinkerton
James Parrott
Third Street
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Avill
St. Mary's Hall
Ogurez Club
Jss Dna Cass
Mul Jan Avenue
C. L. Club
C. M.cheney
Sans Souci Hotel
Jack Leonard
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
First Presbyterian Church
Courier patterns coupon offer for Courier patterns
Courier patterns available through the WA ITERLOO EVENING COURIER fashion department. Fill the coupon and mail with 10 cents per pattern to obtain up-to-date accompaning designs. Patterns are suitable for teams and orders are filled promptly, arriving within ten days after sending the order. City and State indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waiterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Band at Majestic Theatre in Sunday concerts
The Cedar Falls band will perform two sacred concerts at the Majestic Theatre on Sunday evening marking the theatre’s first Sunday amusements. Forty musicians will play religious pieces including Holy City and Onward Christian Soldiers with first concert at 7:30 and second at 9:16. A matinee at 2:30 will show The Death Ship film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Majestic Theatre
Holy City
Amusements at Electric Park Fourth of July bill
Electric Park presents a strong season closer this week ending Sunday headlined by Greve and Green. The diverse lineup includes Horan and Van, Pauline Corbett, and the Original Bernards with top acts. Fireworks are in preparation for the Fourth of July celebration amid cooling night breezes attracting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Greve
Green
Horan
van In Ayers
Pauline Corbett
Bernards
Epall
Monster aerial bombs light up night sky display
The article notes preparations for a large display at Electric Park with many monster aerial bombs and large rockets. The show will start at 19 30 and continue to closing with the sky illuminated by rockets mortars and explosions heard for miles as crowds gather for a festive night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
New Rock Island Time Card Affects Waterloo Trains
A new Rock Island time card takes effect tomorrow altering Waterloo travel. Train 62 meeting 61 in the city will depart two minutes later from 1 54 a m to 1 57 a m. No 9 northbound shifts to 12 54 a m from 12 40 a m and No 63 arrives five minutes earlier at 9 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
Kidney Pill Help Reported By Mrs J E Henry Akron Mich
Mrs J E Henry of Akron Michigan says Foley Kidney Pills eased her kidney troubles and nearly halved her medical costs after trying a sample. H W Taggart of The James Gardiner Company, real estate rentals and insurance, supplied the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
H. W. Taggart
The
James Gardiner Company
Waterloo Conservatory Recital to Feature Jack Leonard Event
Certificates to be presented by Prof Scott Prowell at First Presbyterian Church Waterloo. The concert showcases advanced pupils plus Jack Leonard in a joined recital timed with the Chautauqua opening. Admission is free. Programs include Moszkowski to Mendelssohn and a series of solo pieces by Leonard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Conservatory
Preaby
Terian
Conservatory
Wil Ben
Jack Leonard
Jack
Waterloo
Prowell
Moszkowiski
Gale Wilbur
Handel
Schubert
Rkainhold
Mendelssohn
Lack
Newland
Robbery at Rooming House. Suspected Friend Under Suspicion
Frank Richards awoke to find his gold watch and change stolen at 1116 Sycamore Street. Police investigated. suspicion fell on a room mate who vanished with the loot. No arrests yet. Also recalled is ten day old safe robbery at Everybody's Laundry with a dynamited safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richards
Sycamore Street
Wweelock
School children War Victures now printed by Wa week
War Victures, with the text matter, is being issued for school children by the Wa week. A coupon appears on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Highly Honored Ralph Hix Receives Organist Honor
Waterloo Conservatory of Music organist and art work Ralph Masonaux Hix, a graduate of Leander Clark College, was awarded an honorary fellow degree by the American Guild of Organists for excellence in performance. The honor, unsolicited, surprised Hix and was welcomed by his musical and social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ralph Masonaux
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Twork
Sone
Iowa
Reapon Isibde
Hix Ik
Leander Clark College
Chicago
Hix
M. E. Church
American Guild of Organists
New York
Best cough remedy cited in Wis. sales pitch
H J Thornquist of Esdaile Wisconsin reports his wife deems Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound the best cough cure. The salesman notes she tried many kinds, but Foley’s delivers the best result, according to T W Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Thornquist
Esdaile
Wis
Foley
T. W. Taggart
McElhinney family buys Tama farm in Genegee Twp
Miss Tress McElhinney of Waterlog and H W McElhinney of Fuldfield acquire the interest of the other heirs in the 200-acre farm once entered from the government by Andrew McElhinney. The property, among Iowa's most valuable and improved, has been the family home for thirty years. Special Waterloo Traveling Men's association meeting set for July 6 at Cutler Hardware to plan the annual picnic and other matters. large attendance hoped. Dr S S Beverly and family travel to Center Point to visit Dr Heverly's father and expect to return Monday.
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W. RC
W. BR. C
Mary Jaqua
Mason City
Anna Kistner
Sarah Fox
Muscatine
Carrie Johnson
Los Angeles
Robert Anderson
L. H. Bronson
W. W. Woolley
Byvank
Brink, Fern
Zola Hosteter
Officers’ Club
Lady Maccabees of
Waterloo
New House
S. B. Perkins
Prospect Park
BE. F. Carey
H. G. Phinney
J. Redamar
South Street
Emma Redamar
John W. Mericle
Montevideo
Minn
Effie McCollum Jones
The
Universalist
Toledo
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
F. J. Sessions
Davenport
Harriett Sessions
Iowa State College
Ames
F. L. Benedict
Highland
Miss Sessions
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Tress McElhinney
Waterlog
H.W. McElhinney
Fuldfield
Andrew McElhinney
Gene‘gee Township
Iowa
Andrew McAlhinnoey
Waterloo Traveling Men's Association
Cutler Hardware Co
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Ward
A. ©. Smith
Grant Avenue
G. A. Welch
Baraboo
M. L. Hagerhorst
Eagle Grove
F. G. Weston
J. A. Bown
Marion
Stevens
Eleventh Street
F. Stevens
George Weilein
Harry Schultz
Stein
Maxine Stein
Reinbeck
Haggans
Wilbur E. Haggans
J. A. Jerger
L. W. Bryant
Lafayette Street
Frank Bryant
L.A. Watkins
Josephine Yeaman
First Congregational Church
H. W. Sigworth
Cedar River Park
Gentiliska Club
Gentiliska! Club
Minnie Fix
Laura Shephard
May Howard
Master Painters’ Auxiliary
BE. M. Berkley
Leavitt Street
M. Berkley
Des Moines
First Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United States Spanish War Veterans
Tred Byford
Fowler Street
Dr. W. H. Taylor
Crystal City
Canada
Ione LaTier
Linden
Childland
Daughters OF TH King
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
F. F. Strayer
Fullerton Place
Rock Oland
Scott Prowell
Roleep
Chamberlain
Ralph ML
Ralph Mason Hix
West Side Homes
Wellington Street
Bunth Street
Reber Avenue
West Ninth Street
Hammond Avenue
Bertoh Avenue
Home Park School
Public Library
Vermont Street
Locust Street
James Gardiner Co
First National Building
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