Irish Lace Workers at Paul Davis Store Week of April 1
Waterloo women invited to Gaelic League Irish Art Industries exhibition at Paul Davis Dry Goods during April 1 to 6. Miss Brigit O Quinn Miss Eileen Noone and Miss Brigit MacLoughlin showcase Irish lace embroidery and rugs, with Gaelic League organizers detailing aims to preserve Irish culture and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Waterloo
Gaelic League
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Atore
Bigit O’quinn
Benada Abbey
County Sligo
Ireland
Eileen Noone
Loretto Convent
Balbriggan
County Dulin
America
Loughlynn
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Buffalo
Baltimore
Fionan MacColum
Limerick
United States
Coffee cures and church notes fill Mt Vernon page
A Mt Vernon township column reports Rev Olesen of Chicago conducting services and a long reader letter praising Postum as a coffee alternative. The piece follows local items: visits, family news, club gatherings, social events, and a government inspector’s praise for sanitary slaughterhouses in Rates. Several residents travel, host dinners, and attend meetings as community life is sketched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Two
Pee
Callahan
Bernice
Sanhorn
Fred Baskins
Alta Vista
Morris Corwin
Ike Corwin
Roy Kane
Denver
Talbert Moore
Ray Smalling
W. J. Howe
Janesville
Champtin
Gay Simpson
Waterloo
DeWitt Briden
Henry Webster
Pearl Kriden
Minnesota
Chas Leversee
Wambaugh
Lew Mian
Lester Pord
Harald
Chas, Lecersee
Earl Bowen
Walter Peek
Moon
Hus
Kyler
John Tiler
Anosian
S. J
Wattings
Mere
Astin Teversee
Lew Wangler
Washerloo
Local notes from Tripoli and Albia area events
Tripoli dispatch lists social calls and visits across Waverly Frederika and Waterloo including engagements, baptisms, and newlyweds. Mentions Miss Young a Mercantile assistant, Mrs Chas Piegora post surgery, and a home talent play by Ladies Aid. Also notes piano ownership, tailor work, and upcoming county band basket social and concerts. Albia items include visits, school terms, church meetings, and community notices with several locals traveling to Mason City Des Moines and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F.C. Schultz & Co
Miss Young
the Mercantile
Chas. Piegora
Emma Roderman
Alick Mooney
Frederika
Will Lemke
Waverly
Louie Schmidt
M. B. Speedy
H. F. Wild
County Seat
Opera House
C. F. Missman
Thomas
Des Moines
Hampton
Maecker
F. H. Wanudhy
F. H., Hill
Ruth Arnold
Genevieve Flynn
Lucile Peet
Margaret
Davis
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Mary A. Faint
Kealey
J. 2. Hemmingson
Minnesota
J. J. Sharp
Carson Taylor
Cedar Rapids
George Dreher
Congregational Church
Wm. Hardcastle
T. J. Shafer
Clarksville
Greene
Viola Booton
New Hartford
Frank Kaley
Chas. Eggabrood
Franklin
Eggabrood
A. W. Johnson
Clew
H. T. Conn
Charles Thompson
Chicago
J. R. Disney
T. M. Hivans
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacColum
O'Flanagan
Gaelic League of Ireland
Shane Leslie
Donal O'Connor
Leslie
O’flanagan
Mr. O'Connor
MT. Vernon
Calif
Java
Yostum
Pontum O
Rattle Creek
Mich
Wellyiile
Geo. Cook
Guy Simpson
Ray Decker
Pauniger
Cedar Falle
Earl Prosser
Claude Johnson
Watrring
Tripoli
H. H. Neverman
Red Hageman
Freda Zimmerman
Douglas
Wyo
Will Harmening
Henry Vogt
Minnis
Mick Mooney
Allison
M. Wamsley
Clarkaville
Holy Bible
Tissot
Douay
Cardinal Gibbons
al Harley
of the Fall
Pege
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