Evening club listings for local organizations and events
Tonight join sewing, picnic, and ladies drill groups at local halls and church rooms. Tuesday afternoon features Fine Arts hostesses at 732 Third Street West and Euchre and social circles at listed homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of Ben Hur
Soash Hall
Jolly Bunch
Sunset Club
Ida Cooley
Almond
Desdemona Club
H. C. Brown
Vine
S. J. Hall
Franklin
E. E. Peek
Waterloo Social and Club Activities Featuring Church Events
A dense Ottawa Waterloo item lists church and women’s society notices. Numerous club gatherings fill weeks with meetings, thimble bees, bake sales, and socials led by the First Brethren, Union Congregational, First United Presbyterian, Emmanuel Evangelical, Walnut Street Baptist, and First M. E. churches. Highlights include picnic lunches, program nights, and a high school alumni banquet planning.
Girl recovering from accident at Pine street store
Miss Flavia Reel, 23, living at the Guy Pettay residence on Pine street, is recovering from a head injury after a fall that left her briefly unconscious. She expects to return to duties at James Black dry goods. A second incident saw two roommates nearly suffocate from gasoline fumes in a closed bathroom. Mrs. Marke Guy, under treatment in Des Moines, came to Waterloo to stay with her daughter Mrs. J J Dunnwald at 302 Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia Reel
Guy Pettay
Pine Street
James Black Dry Goods
Marke Guy
Des Moines
Waterloo
J. J. Dunnwald
Jefferson Street
Guy
Commercial Street
Eighty Year Old Woman Injured In Fall On Ice
Mrs. Katherine Hetton aged eighty of 1223 Sycamore street slipped on ice at the rear of her home Saturday afternoon fracturing her right hip. She has been in poor health all winter and is under close watch by attendants who fear for her recovery. The piece notes a big dinner and social visit among relatives following. Also lists Tuesday evening social events and rehearsal for Betshazar at First Baptist church with participants urged to bring books if absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. 1 Club
Eunice Shannon
X. I. Club
Franklin Street
Carstenson
George Nauman
Third
L. E. Fowler
W.B. Nauman
Charles City
Jolly Circle
J. J. Miller
Hammond Avenue
J. &. Chapin
M. E. Church
Edwin W. Lanham
Monroe Markley
Waterloo
Mra. KE. Peddicord
Linwood Avenue
Joe Bridges
Charles Bronka
Katherine Hetton
Sycamore Street
Rae Muirhead
Y. Wa. A
Phyllis
George Wood
Oak Avenuy
Iris’ Friendly Society
Hand Keller
Commercial
Grace M. F. Church
A. Mecoim
Wilson
Fremont
K. K. Klub
Margretta Gardner
Second Street West
AL FL Hall
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
James Black
Tlase—Church
Lady Militant Circle
T. Ooo
F. Pare Lara
Yoyal
Bonah
Betshazzar
First Baptist Eburen
Bar Bartender From Local Bars Sentenced For Ten Days
John Wilford 41, arraigned in poker court on entering a saloon while on Black Ist. Sentenced to ten days in jail in default of a 345 fine. Benjamin Hitchina 44 of Pubuque, abusive on streets Saturday night, charged drunk and disorderly. ordered to leave the city in thirty minutes. Christ Hansen 23 fined 7.55 for drunk and profane language on an interurban street car. Police judge held court in the chief of police office as election day excitement pressed on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilford
Poker Court
Benjamin Hitchina
Pubuque
Tudge B. FP. Caldwell
Christ Hansen
Cedar Falls
Advertised Letters at Waterloo Iowa March 20 1912
List of names of advertised mail in Waterloo Iowa with many entries for Mrs and Misses, plus numerous men including Water loo residents and travelers. The page shows a long roster of addressees and several business names or institutions referenced in the ad section for the date March 20 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Larilda Baller
J. E., Bishop
R. C. Brewer
R. le} Brooks
C. E. Cartello
Gertie Clark
Lizzie Cobb
Esther Crahan
Florence Crane
Eva Cunningham
Paul Currier
Betty Dew
Purdy Faires
Wilie Fitkins
Pearl O. Payne
Tennie Price
Nelle Ricely
Edna Richert
Minnie Shaver
Ethel Smith
W. H. Smith
Oril Stevens
Cary Smanger
Alta Thomas
Max. Thomas
Sadie Trittin Ward
Clara Willams
Cora Wiltse
Amber Wilson
Blanche Wright
BE. C. Davis
WK. Deetz
Denia Dormady
Dennis Darmeadh
Dreamland Theatre
W M. Ellis
Fairsland Theatre
F. G Fox
J. M. Fox
M. C. R. Gadkin
James Gaff
Frank Green
Elza Hall
Dr. Halley
Johnnie Heatherton
Walter Hegena
Prof
FF. Herman
Win Hilton
Seat Holt
M. J. Johnson
Ben Jones
Duk Jone Junger
Martin George
G. BP
Mak
Sid Miles
I. C. Murray
Louis J. Murray
Mr. Murran
Will Pfinney
JC. K. Pipree
SP Richter
Leon Smith
W. UW. Smith
Cecil M. Stewart
Billy Storkwell
Stokes
Peat
Staver
Cecil Sullimann
Woo. Teansaw
Prue
Roy Wampler
The
Waterloo Systems Co
Phelps White
Thomas Wilsot Earl Woods
Geerar Agorisan
John Phimaskin
G. Gdegold
Paul Croksenr
Clara J Vanpel
Wor
Daw
P.M
New Grocery Opens at 216 Mullan Avenue West
N Smith opens a clean new grocery at No 216 Mullan Avenue West promising a pleasant shopping point. The Evening Courier ad suggests customers try the new store for quality and value in a bright, well built space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.smith
Mullan Avenue
Banquet Honors Commission Members at Ellis Hotel
The Employers Liability and Working Men's Compensation Commission held a meeting at the Ellis hotel Saturday. A banquet in the Gold room of the Irving followed, with 23 covers including the committee in charge, commission members, and leading city manufacturers and contractors. Speakers explained the commission’s purpose and plans to report to the governor on a new workers compensation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
Waterloo High School East
Tthe High School
Fcot
Employers' Liability and Working Men's Compensation Commission
Ellis Hotel
FP. F. Klein
H. B. Plumb
George TR. Miller
Town Criers
Irving
Chr. J. Kingaley
Chage
W.W. W. Marsh
John T. Clarkson
Albia
J. L.stevens
Boone
John O. Staley
Des Moines
W. W. Marsh
William Gallioway
George FR. Miller
D. W. Bovee
Carroll
Bilelings
Walley Junction
Waterloo
Eighty Nine Year Old Pioneer Honored in Family Cashering
Mrs P W Klein 89, with nine children and many descendants, celebrated at her daughter Mrs John Siebel’s home in Eagle township. Sixty-one of 105 descendants attended the Sunday event ending with a noon dinner. A respected pioneer, her husband died twelve years ago after forty five years in Eagle township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baele Center
P. W. Klein
John Siebel
Eagle Township
William
John Klein
Kossuth
Frank
Theodore
Sebastian
Siebel
1Conrad
Peter
Waterlon
Henry
Clermont
Wyo
Young Girl Stricken With Sudden Delirium Near City
Isabel Webbeking, daughter of E L Webbeking, six miles north, fell ill suddenly on a holiday. Once healthy and active, she became violently delirious and was moved to Wine Street Hospital for observation. Doctors say the sickness appears to be a severe toxemia likely from taphol bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Webbeking
EL Webbeking
Wine Street Hospital
Vhyaielan
Taphol Bach
Open New Free Public Market in East Waterloo
Dr. W B Graham owner of land at Sycamore and East Eleventh streets announced a free public market will open May 1 on a 200 by 200 foot strip on East Eleventh Street between Sycamore and the bridge. The site will be provided to residents at no cost despite a city council market already planned nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo
East Third Street
W.B . Graham
Sycamore
East Eleventh Streets
Est Eleventh Street
Sycamore Street
Bridge
Waterloo Water Company
Brown Crockery Chief Returns to Waterloo Home
M C Brown, president of the Brown Crockery Co, returned to Waterloo after a year in the west. He arrived Saturday night and appeared at his Bridge Street wholesale office this morning in good health and spirits. Brown toured Wyoming, Los Angeles, and Pasadena, while his daughter Thulda stayed behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Oc. Brown
Brown Crockery Company
West
Waterloo
Bridge Street
Mr. Brown
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Thulda
Doctor Coth ern offers ozone treatment and cures
STORY NO 65 Second Series promotes Dr Cothern offering a drink cure replacement with ozone therapy and claims to remove liquor desire in 72 hours. He says patients receive care on site equal to a sanitarium at less cost, treats catarrh and other chronic diseases with electrical apparatus, and lists hours and location in the Russell-Lamson Building.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dressingham
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Independence Avenue
Oscar Brown
Fourth Street
K. C. Hall
C. E. Society of the First’ Brethren Church
W. H. Beachler
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the
Union Congregational Church
Frank Barron
Charles Alien
John Woodbury
First United Presbyterian Church
Deborah Society of the First M. HB
C. Cummins
Wellington Street
Epworth League
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Stillman
H. L. Litchfield
Logan Avenue
C. W. Stuil
Ladies’ Aid Society
William R. Daley
James Blenis
Bishop
Frantz
Emanuel Evangelical Church
J. H. Bauernfeind
Altmanti
Ray W. Cleveland
Third Street Wear
8. A. Cleveland
Carl C. Cleveland
Nellie Newton
Nellie E. Corliss
Independence
Anna Beardsley
Oelwein
Grace M. Moore
R. and C
Pythian Sisters of Waterloo
Prtitan Temple
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Weatherill
General Society Fund
Palmer's and Sinnard’s
Iris Livingston
Blanche Edwarda
Mr. and
Mis. A. J. Rewards
Tafayette Street
Flavia Reet
Logal Bars
Black Ist
Royal Society
DR. W. B. Graham
Erty
East Side
M. C. Brown
Story NO
DR. Cothern
ROT Russeell-Lamson
Tack Hawk Ca
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