Community Social Calendar Highlighting Clubs and Meetings
A busy Monday lists events from Mrs. Florence Lowe at Chautauqua park to many St Paul church circles. Activities include sewing clubs, girls opportunities, water carnival plans, and Brotherhood meetings with lectures on Indians and missionary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Club
Florence’ Lowe
Chautauqua Park
P. EB. D. Society
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street
West
Chautauqua Circles
Opportunity Club
First Congregational Church
Lake Superior Mission
Marie Hickey
Second Street
Highland Picnic Club
H. B. Cropper
Stanley Cook
L. E. Fowler
Gentiliska Club
Mies Beulah Wylie
Logan Avenue
Young Woman's Club
Migsea Flora Jend Eda Behrens
Randolph
The
Cedar
Waterloo
Norpa Club Hosts Guests and Two Meetings
The Norpa club spent yesterday at Mrs. Pedersen’s home on Leland avenue with guests Miss Gail Crapper and Miss Warriett Davis from Town City. An upcoming meeting was announced for two weeks later at Mrs. Harry Coughlan’s home on Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Club
John Leshman
Be, Leckington
Park Spencer
First
Forest Avenue
Edith Wagner
Bessie Freedman
Harmony Tun Club
Grant Pavenues
Grace McKean
Randolph Street
Norpas Club
Mra.41
Pedersen
Leland Avenue
Gail Crapper
Warriett Davis
Town City
Missesvelyn
Ruth Moyera
Harry Coughlan
Fourth Street West
Cedar Falls
Helen Brown
Town Street
Cedar Walls
Waterloo
Leo Connett
Wnbert Huntington
Helen Adrian
Glenn Lawless
Leo Huntington
Treta Bouldin
Harry Burd
Gail Campbell
Harry Coughlin
Josephine Jackman
Circle and social group meetings noted in Cedar Falls area
Mrs. Carl Bickley hosted the M. F. circle with new member Mrs. W. Marquis and a piano program. The Plymouth church women and auxiliary gathered at Mrs. G. A. Neubecker’s home for a business session and fancywork. Temple Rebekah lodge held a May 4 meeting with candidates initiated and plans for the Shell Rock convention. Walnut Street Baptist church Ladies Aid held a ten cent social at the Bunnell home with music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Queen Esther Circle
Maude Michael
Center Street
Isabel Shaw
Ola Wade
America
Alberta Woodring
Ella Becker
Brotherhood of the Church
Walter
Font
Walnut Street
J. A. Smith
LD. Collins
Arthur Bentz
W. A. Tetzold
Montana
Tetzold
K.L. C. FE. Society
Logan Avvenué Evangelical Church
Mabel Ridpath
Cedar Rapids
Carl Bickley
M. 5. Circle
Fourth Street
Iwest
Marquis
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Auxilary
Plymouth Congregational Church
G. A. Neubecker
Hartman Apartments
J. Fairburn
Clarion
Mrs. Neubecker
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Shell Rock
Cedar Falls
L and T
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bunnell
Sumner Street
C. M. Jensen
Courier patterns for up-to-date fashion designs
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department, Waferlog Evening Courier, Waferlog, inclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns permit cams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waerlog Evening Courier
Waerlog
Sheriff’s Sale Bridges Waterloo Office Building Majestic Theatre
Dr. H. H. Hanna bought Waterloo Syndicate Co. property for 19717.23 after a sheriff sale of the five story office block and Majestic theatre. The sale stemmed from Hanna vs. Waterloo Syndicate Co. on promissory notes, with owners allowed a year for redemption. Insanity probe into A. J. Shonts adjourned for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Shores
Waterloo Syndicate Co
Majestic Theatre
H. H. Hanna
The
Insanity Commission
Black Hawk County
Court House
A. J. Shonts
Tomahek Crisp Co
Iowa
John FF. Crisp
KE. 1. Tomshek
Frank Tomshek
BW. L. Chan
Speeders fined in Waterloo district crackdown
Reports list several residents cited for speeding from Hudson to Waterloo, with fines ranging from 3 to 8 dollars. One motorcyclist paid 3 dollars. others faced hearings or pleaded not guilty as police continue enforcement. A local obituary notes Mrs. Conrad Widmann’s death, detailing her German heritage and family survivors. Plans are announced for a modern fireproof hotel in Waterloo west, including a 200‑room, six‑story structure with a 150000 dollar capital stock aim and a large real estate development led by C O Lamson and Lillian Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Stokes
Hudson
J. A. Bown
West Third Street
F. H. Campbell
West Fourth Street
Elmer Metz
Sycamore Street
Witsch
Bennett
George Quest
Fust
Edward Walls
Stobert Weatherwax
HL PL
Myers
RN. Puffer
Robert Gibson
Frank Herman
A. J. Dommel
Waterloo West
C. C. Lanson
Mra
Lilian Drussedl Laim
Keventy
Kenwood Park
Mayes
Prospect Tahs
Liamson
Commercial Streets
C. O. Lamson
Willian Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Iowa
Lillian Russell Lamson
O. Samson
Lillian Russell Saamson
CG. O. Lamson
C. Q.lamson
Towit
Cedar River
C. C. Lamson
William Russell Lamson
Canital
BE. Dunkelberg
F. B. Ballou
F. FM. Stewart
M. Woods
Ira J. Hoover
Krapfel Named Water Board Trustee Succeeds Groat
Former Waterloo mayor IW Krapfel was chosen by Mayor R C Thompson to fill the late James M Groat’s seat on the Waterloo Water Co board. The unexpired term runs to January 12 1514, with John Rath and J E B Sedgwick as other trustees and a salary of 3810 a year. Krapfel, a real estate owner, is noted for prior mayoral service. FL R Weiss of Racine Wisconsin reports kidney pills cured his pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IW. Krapfel
Waterloo Water Company
James M. Groat
R. C. Thompson
Krapfel
John Rath
J. E B. Sedgwick
Examination for A P O clerks in Iowa tests today
Thirteen Iowa men underwent the federal examination for railway mail clerk positions in a federal court room. Names include Porter W. Hall Tinton J H Ubben Fred W Wessor Waterloo Charles A Ward Rockford Fred R Couns Stockford John Muir Dubuque Walter H Thorpe Greene Arthur HW Hinson Iudson Charley J Trottemeyer Stout Clyden Woods Garwin Vernard A Dunn St Anthony Charles KB Smith Alden Ty S S Russler W JL Keller of Waterlan postal force led the test. Mrs W Eldredge of Waverly visited at 20 Locust street with her daughter Mrs FL W Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciel
Federal Court Room
Iowa
Porter W. Hall
Tinton
J. H. Ubben
Ackley
Fred W. Wessor
Waterloo
Austin IE
Fourth O16 Day at Chautauqua Celebrates July Fourth
Waterloo plans a large Fourth of July at Chautauqua with Ciricillo’s Italian band in the afternoon and Pamatau sika and His Pets in the evening. La Rue’s band will perform in the morning and Garretta’s company presents a 240 pound pony act valued at $20 000. The event promises two bands a show and a wide children’s celebration for Waterloo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Ciricillo
Pamatasika
Penpie
Redpath
Garretta
la Rue
Waterloo
Great Western Changes Time on The Chicago Line
Effective May 1 there will be a general time change on the Chicago Great Western routes to St. Paul Minneapolis Dubuque and Chicago Night train from Waterloo departs at 12 40 a m and 1 45 p m for Des Moines St Joseph and Kansas City Southwest United runs from Waterloo at 3 05 a m 4 05 p m and 7 52 a m No equipment changes occur Details from T J Cleary Commercial agent Waterloo Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Chicago
Waterloo
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Kansas City
A .m
P. m
Dissolution of Moore and Baker Partnership
Notice states the partnership Moore and Baker in the grocery business at 710 Jefferson Street has dissolved by mutual consent. Hd Baker will continue the business under the same address and has assumed all obligations and is entitled to collect debts. Dated Waterman Iowa May 1, 1912. J M Moore T B Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Baker
Jefferson Strcot
HD. Baker
Waterlan
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carnation Luncreon
Carnation Birthday Club
Catherine Chatfield
Galloway Club
Bridenlof Janesville
T. A. Watkins
Florence Dunkelberg
Waverly
Sisterhood
First United Brethren Church
L. F. Potter
First Street West
W. D. Bovee
Blim
Miss Pierce
B. &. Morrow
Potter
H. A. Snyder
George VanDorn
Silker
Harmony
First United Presbyterian Church
Esther Zimmerman
Baltimore ‘Street
W. H. Zimmerman
Anna Harrison
Avenue West
Spectator
Elmer Cafe
Anita Rath
Fifth Street East
Clara Rath
Arkley
J. W. Rath
California
WW. V
Fred Willier
United States War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
W. J. Peddicord
E. V. Baldwin
Atlantic City
Atl
Pythian Tempts
Nange
GA. R
Mason City
Norpa Club
C. J. Turner
Vetter & Waters Dry Goods Company
Linwood Avenue
Maude
Tina Lauser
Misa Tina Bauser
Daughters of the King
F. F. Strayer
Society i
Girard En No. $2
Tribe of Ben Hur
A.O. U. W. Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Rebekah
Tae
Waterloo Syndicate
C. Widmann
Folive
Fred Widmann
ALGO
Mit, Bes
W. T. Wheatley
Wabash Ave
Ottumwa
Foley
Tam
H.W. Tageart
Conrad Widmann
Florence Street
Black Hawk Counety
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Bickelberg
Albany Street
Mra. Widmann
Chauvelt
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Germany
Mary Dorothy Koepke
Sukwitz
Meechlenburg Schwerin
Black Hawk
Black Hlawk
Fox
East Waterloo
Jone
Walter Koepke
Gus
William
Fred
Aso
Fo. Koepke
Henry
Athena
Ores
Lowa Schneply
Ellensburg
Wash
Chris Venter
Widmann
Sophia Koepke
Venter
Theodore Wolfram
Fairview Cemetery
Ing
Lois
Board OF Water Trustees
J. M. Groat
R. Weiss
Forest St
Racine
Wisc
W. Taggart
A. P.O
J. M. Moore
DB. Baker
Ogome Lows
Tonga
Phoenix
Express
Woodbury
Madame Tiebell
Eleisle
Earl Fair
Waukesha
H. W. Taggart
Diamonds
Stewart
A. C. Stewart Auto Tire CO
Waterloo, Towa
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