Bentley Stoddard to wed at Bentley home
The society page notes the marriage of Miss Albertina Bentley to Stanton Stoddard at the Bentley home, with surrounding pre nuptial events and guests. Also listed are multiple Tuesday events including Arlene Macbride and Julian Gist wedding, Cedar Falls, and club meetings at Cedar River Park and Chautauqua park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Bentley
Stanton Stoddard
EB. Bentley
Grant Avenue
Arlene Macbride
Julian Gist
Cedar Falls
W. Smith
Randolph
Cedar Hiver Park Drive
C. L. Black
Chautauqua Park
George Kenntan
Miss Bentley
Misa Albertina Bentley
Beulah McDonald
Woodstock” Cottage
Audrey Strayer
Ella Mae Moore
W. B. McDonald
W. L. Foster
Hugh Zetsing
Pauline Locke
Kansas City
Stoddard
Jesup
Edith Swingley
Marshalltown
Ethe
Pansy
Gladys Hesor
VC. S. Club
Gladys Rutter
Wisconsin
Cedar Falls Road
Licensed To Wed In Waterloo And Cedar Falls
James L Strawn and Sibyl Morris of Waterloo are licensed to wed. Stanton A Stoddard of Waterloo and Albertina Bentley of Waterloo are also licensed. Hazel Glenn, 14, daughter of Lawrence Glenn of Cedar Falls, has been sent to the home of Good Shedherd at Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Strawn
Waterloo
Sibyl Morris
Stanton A. Stoddard
Albertina Bentley
Hazel Glenn
Lawrence Glenn
Cedar Falls
Good Shedherd
Dubuque
The Value of a Place for Everything in Life
Ruth Cameron argues that a home and business run with a system for order save time and effort. She cites examples like address books, letter files, and small storage drawers, noting that adults often neglect children’s adherence to these habits. A household with routine order remains more efficient and valuable than one without.
Courier Patterns Coupon Buy Patterns by Mail
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to fashion department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Laundry Driver Badly Injured At Mullan Avenue Intersection
Joseph Hosmer, driver for Model Laundry, was dragged half a block when his horse bolted past paving equipment on Mullan Avenue near Locust Street. The wagon toppled, Hosmer sustained crushed limbs and bloodied timbers, and was rushed to Presbyterian hospital by an attending ambulance. He will be off duty for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hosmer
Model Laundry
Mullan Avenue
Locust Street
Yan
Hosmer
Edward E. Schuck
Herbert Northey
Peter van Bros
Presbyterian Hospital
Saloons Go Out Of Business In Iowa Under Moon Law
A public report by W R Jameson, treasurer of the Business Men's Temperance association, says fifty two saloons in Davenport and Dubuque will close tonight under the Moon law. Twenty one in Dubuque and thirty one in Davenport, leaving 660 licensed saloons statewide. The daylight law limits operation to 7 am to 9 pm starting at midnight. John H Taft, president, has notified county authorities of the new provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jameson
Business Men's Temperance Association
Iowa
Bubaqua
Davenport
John H. Taft
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Gust Koures Warns Brother Of Greek War Preparations
John Koures, a Greek resident of this city, received a letter from his brother Gust in Greece reporting warlike activity, 450 captured Turkish guns to be directed at Bulgaria, and belief that allies may claim spoils. Gust, formerly of Waterloo, left to fight Ottomans. advertisement urges Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion with a sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koures
Gust
Hulgaria
Koures
Salemis
Waterloo
Greece
June heat surpasses 100 as records vary town to town
In June the thermometer topped 100 at Buchanan on Bridge Street and hit 96 at Ralph B. Slippy’s home instrument. Slippy notes daily June highs and lows, with a rainfall deficit of about 1 inch versus June 1912. Across the thirty days, 22 were clear, six cloudy, two partly cloudy. Weather comparisons point to instrument placement and pavement heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Suppy
Buchanan
Bridge Street
Slippy
Buchanan’s
Tata
Girl Misses Wharf Steps to Death at Keithsburg
Margaret Venable, 17, of Burlington Iowa, was drowned last night after stepping from a launch at the Keithsburg boat landing. She missed the wharf, plunged into fifteen feet of water, and did not reappear. The body had not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Margaret Venable
Keithsbureg
Zero Mark In Jobe Inspires Post Office Tale Irony
A London Chronicle excerpt reports on a human interest query from a reader in a piece titled Bt. Martin'ste Grand. It notes a woman opening a savings account and listing her occupation as cooking vegetarian meals for a dyspeptic husband, illustrating dry humor and social curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Martin’ste Grand
Post Office Savings Bank
London Chronicle
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King of Christ Episcopal Church
Samara San Club
Mise Edith Wyant
Independence Avenus
Waterloo Hive No
Mabel T. la Rue
Des Moines
A. O. U. W. Hall
First Congregational Church
Church Lawn
Fourthwest
South Streets
William Addy
Marsh Street
Stbly Addy
Walter H. Rollins
M. M. Strawn
Mount Auburn
Frank Berry
Vinton
Henry Stevens
Hazel Greene
Parmer
N. Y
Stevens
Palmer
Ultra Modism
Rose Gar
Lan
Dee
Greain
West Fourth
Big Six Club
Lyle McDonald
Carl Lumry
High Banks
Christ Episcopal Church Sunday School
Elk Run
Knights of Pythias
Helmet Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Labor Temple
Etta A. Bronson
Shenandoah
Stephen Brown
Marie Good
Logan Avenue
Guesta
N. A. Gasser
N. J. Brown
Irma Good
Mae Harrison
Blanche Largen
S. E. Perkins
Lafayette Park
Frances Perkins
Glass
Sunbeam Workers
First Baptist Church
Blanche Thorpson
Ruth Spetcher
Lake Geneva
Orville Sardeson
Wellington
Sunset Club
Next Majestic Theatre
Ruth Cameron
Joesph Hosmer
Davenport and
Moon Law Operative
Chamberlain
Gust” Koures
John
Army In
CW Esas Waterloo
Channan Bays
Puck
Christian G. Rowsett
Rameey Fen
Raveley
Huntingdonshire
Engiend
National Woolen
First National Bank
Sycamore Street
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