Krider Barcay Wedding in Waterloo Society Notes
A detailed Waterloo social page reports the Krider Barclay wedding at 217 Allen Street with Miss Daisy Olson as bride and Ray Barclay as groom. Attendants and out of town guests are listed, plus gifts, venue decor, and plans for a two week trip to Rockford. Also covered are club meetings, receptions, and a surprise wedding announcement for Warren Monfort and Green Salisbury with ties to Peoria papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Tresse Olson
Myrtle Lawrence
J. H. Humricks
PD. Olson
al Parker
Warren FE. Monfort
Bertha F. Monfort
Eleventh Street West
Green E. Salisbury
Dona C. Salisbury
Ferris
Monfort
Peoria
Evening Journal
enclety @riter
Fureka
J. S. Sterling
Monfert
Chicago Herald
Kansas City Post
Springfield Journal
Dallas Dispatch
Times-Tribune
Cupid Plays Hole With Force in County Treasurer's Office
In a humorous yet strained account, the county treasurer's office is said to be short of staff as four young clerks wed since January 1, 1916. The piece jokes about Cupid’s influence while noting officials like Burbank, Sweeney, Wichman, and Miss Mabel Dean are stretched thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Indy
Aince
Burbank
Hoe
Hla
C. H. Sweeney
Odd Fellows of Town
O. F. Wichman
Mabel Dean
Independence notices and local movements in brief
Local widow J W Maloney dies in San Francisco after an operation and will be buried in Long Beach Il S Grat and George Hnmery visit Manchester for business. Yom Mackin goes to Chicago on a weeklong trip. Mrs Currier of Iowa City visits in the Roy Cook home. Dr J S Moore from Grand Island passes through after Rochester operation. Miss Catharine Iekel hosts N S club. Mrs Hugh Tillinghast visits from Clarion. Bert Trask recovers from pneumonia and takes an auto ride. LW8 debate to be held at Ottumwa with negative side. Mrs OG Altman leaves Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
J. H. Moore
J. W. Maloney
San Francisco
Cal
Long Beach
IL. S. Grat
George Hmnery
Quality Construction Company
Manchester
Yom Mackin
Chicago
Currier
Iowa City
Roy Cook
J. S. Moore
Grand Island
Neb
Rochester
Minn
Hazleton
H. M. Sheppard
C. Allman
Mitchell, &. D
Catharine Iekel
N. 5
Hugh Tillinghast
Clarion
A. Hathaway
Bert Trask
Ottumwa
LW. 8
OG. Altman
Social notes from Cedar Falls area clubs
Mrs Huntt assisted the hostess at lunch. Asco Nomia club members visited Mrs J B Knowles on Cedar Falls road for a social afternoon. Plans discussed for a Sunday dinner for club members and husbands. Home Circle to meet at 2 30 tomorrow at Mrs W French 1012 Third avenue west with full attendance and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fide “Club
McGreevy
Cedar Falls
Walkowsky
Leonard Quinn
Day Avenue
Mra. FE. J
R. J. Berteh
George Osborne Wa
Jinstens
Metreaur
Asco Nomia Club
J. B. Knowles
Cedar Falls Road
Flans
W. #. French
Third Avenue West
Rogers Elected Delegate to Knights Convention
At a Knights and Ladies of Security meeting over 300 members attended. President H. G. Rogers won the delegate seat by a large vote, with Mrs. Winnie Eggleston named alternate. A class of candidates received ilegres work and more than 60 couples attended the closing private dance. The spring festival begins Easter Monday with enhanced decorations and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
H. G. Rogers
Order
Rogers
Winnie Eggleston
Ilegres
Myers’ Orchestra
Prof Stoops to Speak at Waterloo Banquet
Prof Stoops will address an open Home and Education meeting at Westminster Church and attend a Brotherhood banquet at First Congregational Church. He will give a short after dinner talk on a current topic, with Rev Arthur Metcalf delivering a stereopticon lecture on The Men of Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
O. F
Hall
Woman's Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Home and Education Department
Pythian Sisters
W.R. G
Memorial Hall
St Francis Hospital
J. E. O'Keefe
First Presbyterian Church
Mirs
F. H. Sagar
Stoops
Waterloo Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
Arthur Metcalf
Webster City
Plymouth
Courier Patterns Order Form Advertisement
An advertisement encourages readers to obtain up-to-date Courier pattern designs by sending the specified coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. It notes patterns allow for seams and that orders should be filled as soon as possible, with delivery within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brndfeld Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Mitchell visit and social highlights in Waterloo area
Two weeks in Mitchell and C for a family visit. Mesdames Simpson Swan Agnee Swan visiting Waterloo this week. Mrs Donnan hosted a 6 o clock dinner at the Gedney hotel for her sister Mrs Mackin of Knoxville. Harold Heege recovering after a fall from a delivery truck, still improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, & C
Mesdames
W. G. Simpson
RB. G. Swan
Agnee Swan
Waterloo
A. M. Donnan
Gedney Hotel
Mrs. Mackin
Knoxville
Mra. Mackin
Harold Heege
Soma
Elevator ride advertises savings on shoes
An unusual elevator ride in the March Place building promotes saving money on good shoes. The ad notes many readers are drawn to advertisements in the Evening paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Place
Reeves and Wig Put Iowa Apples on the Map
Elmer Reeves of a Waverly nursery visited Waterloo on business. He has long led Iowa apple promotion, chaired the Iowa state fair horticultural exhibit for 18 years, and served 11 on the state board of agriculture. Iowa apples, especially Jonathan, won top prizes at national meets, with Iowa sweeping medals over carloads from Texas and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Reeves
Waverly
Waterloo
Mr. Reeves
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Towa
Jonathan
Council Bluffs
Resvce
Texas
Washington
Oregon
San Colorado
Nebraska
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Eastern Star
Inez
Ariatel
Howard Burr
John Miller
George Welker
Albert Petersen
Mesdamex White
Ray Lewis
Will Dalley
Arthur Hentz
Wi. J. Mowrey
Mra
J. J. McStay
Henry Austin
Isingte
Misa Tinderbaums
Miss Wean
Miss Kelling
Miss Schumenek
Misa Koch
Bates Powy
Cece
Jeanette
OS. Murphy
Charles II. Chickering
Milas Elizabeth Meek
Parkside Drive
Misa Marjorie Blackman
Misa Totes
University of Town
Equal Suffrage Association
Itty
Octave Thanet
Irving Institute
Miriam
Hirst Congregational Ladies’ Industrial Society
Deborah Society
First Methodist Church
Golden Rule Club
Bert Turner
Leland Avenue
George McKinny
B. V. Fullenwelder
Fullenwelder
A. OL I. W. Hall
Lury Cowles
Sange and
Napsenso Wlih Manbers
Mahan
Turvoay
Honga
J. W. Koech
F. M. Isom
G. Kendall
Stitch and Whatter Club
G. Blair
Blair
A, Jensen
Yady
Toyo God
Darta
W. Maloney
Navohl Wweege
Mrs. Huntt
G. Rogers Onosen
Eozema
Hopwen
Eldon
Iawa
Ty Boss Dome
Prof. Stoops
West Mourth Street
Plaza
Reeves
Wig
Allcock
Teenad Asa
First National Bank Building
Sly
White Sea Island
Goodyear West
East Fourth Street
Choice
Gabardine Wittp Cordvelour
Serge
Cionchtla
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