Brotherhood Social Calendar Packed with Club Meetups
The Brotherhood of the Logan avenue United Evangelical church plans an evening meeting at 330 Roby and a future board session for Sunday school staff. Dozens of clubs including sewing, water carnival, and women’s circles list hosts and addresses across Highland and Cedar River areas.
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The
Woman's Club
C. M. Young
Duke Nuven
Alta Vista Avenue
Ighland
Cirecle
N. Hartong
Owler
Cedar River Club
Carnes
Cedar River Park
Sunset Club
Ida Scott
Ark Road
Anna’ Ox
Cortlandt
Dessemona Club
H. Lucas
Dogan Avenue
Seash Hall
F. C. Sage
Alnut
F. . Straver
Fullerton Place
Delta Alpha Society
Spectator
Elmer Cafe
Otterbein
First United Brethren Church
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Roland Taylor
Fourth Sittee West
West High
Utile Dulet Club
Jorge DeWald
Almond
Black
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Isabella
Chall
Young People's Alliance of Emanuelvangelical Church
Young People Alliance of Calvary ‘Evangelical Church
King's Daughters Farewell And Local Social Notes
Waterloo society items note farewells for two members moving to Indianapolis and Wilkes-Barre, church group meetings, a farewell surprise for Miss McNeal, a Davenport dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Sessions, upcoming marriage announcements, a Crow Indians lecture, and Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic temple.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
S. J. Finley
Indianapolis
Mre
Po M. Devendorf
Wilkesbarre
Mesdames
J. Rainey
Wixin Bickley
J. S. Geist
R. E. Bruner
Floyd Knapp
HL. Lemans
J. Ireeland
Miss McNeal
Waterloo
Dubuque
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Sacred Heart Hall
Ars. A. Connolly
Davenport
Davenport Times
Charles Sessions
James Reed Suane
Womans Missionary Society Names Delegates to State Convention
At the Plymouth Congregational church meeting Mrs C A Neubecker Mrs Walter H Schweder and Mrs Edward Alford with Mrs L B Hix as alternate were elected delegates to the state convention of the Woman s Home Missionary union to be held at Charles City March 21 to 24. The session will be notable as a state affair with several missionaries of note slated to deliver addresses.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. A. Neubecker
Walter H. Schweder
Edward Alford
L. B. Hix
Woman's Home Missionary Union
Chanles City
Anniversary program celebrates 22 years of Christian Endeavor
The United Brethren church marked the twenty second anniversary of its Christian Endeavor society with day services and an evening program led by E Patchen. Young members formed the choir and presented “Why Study the Bible” with recitations by Miss Whittle and Esther Ranton. Bernice Manning and Guy Clark sang, and about twenty members performed an exposition on “The Emtone y Plan” as Rev Roey Graves gave a short address. A rummage sale is set for the First Presbyterian basement on May 8.
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F. F. Strayer
Fullerton Place
Davenport
Otterbein Brotherhood
United Brethren Church
D. W. Bovee
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frank Carter
Washington Street
First Congregational Church
Della O'Neil
Fourth Street
West
Ida Mitchell
First Brethren Church
Young Ladies
St. Paul's M. E. Church
F. M. Michael
Center Street
Man of the Universalist Church
T. E. Leeper
Lafayette Street
John Griffin
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Stevenson
Independence Avenue
W. ER. M
Central Church of Christ
J. E. Webb
Second Street
A. J. Wittick
Brotherhood of the
Logan Avenue
J. F. Bisdorf
The
Calvary Evangelical Church
F. W. Troutfetter
Ricker Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Union Congregational Church
Fred Wimber
Brotherhood of the First United Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
E. Patchen
C. BE
Bernice Manning
Guy Clark
Missea Bess Whittle
Esther Ranton
Roey Graves
Waterloo Police Matrons Dismissed by Mayor Thompson
Waterloo Iowa officials dismiss police matrons Mrs Elizabeth Strayer and Mrs Murlo Carey effective immediately. Mayor RC Thompson cites reduced need for two matrons and calls salaries unnecessary. Matrons plan to contest the removals while the mayor engages counsel to pursue legal points.
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Matin Carey
Mis
Elizabeth Strayer
Reno. Thompson
Ales
J. R. Rector
Murlo Carey
Waterloo
Inwa
Winterloo
Welcome for Walnut Street Baptist's new pastor draws vast crowd
Rev. J. B. Smith welcomed as pastor with right hand of fellowship by Deacon ER Crowther at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Over 1000 attend first communion since his arrival. Smith also receives new members. Free lecture by Rev Petzoldt tomorrow on Crow Indians. Teachers' meeting Thursday at 1 15. Prayer meeting at 7 45 focuses on Mothers. Mothers Day planned for next Sunday with white carnations.
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J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
ER. E. Crowther
Board of Deacons
Dr. Smith
Mr. Petzoldt
Courier patterns order form for waists and tucker
Courier patterns detail an order form for waists with or without Tucker to be sent to the Waterloon Evening Courier Fashion Department. It lists patterns for ladies waist sizes 84, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches, with required yardage for 27 inch fabric and Tucker, plus a ten cent pattern surcharge and a ten day delivery target.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
New Church Planned as Brethren Seek Growth in Waterloo
Rev W H Beachler calls for a new $25 000 First Brethren church at South and Fifth to house a growing 300 member congregation and 180 strong Sunday school. The present 15 year old building seats about 400 and is crowded. Beachler, who came from Meyersdale Pa in September 194, has aimed to provide more comfort and funding.
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W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
South
Fifth Streets
Beachler
Waterloo
Meyersdale
Mr. Reachler
Heachler
Victor Herbert to Perform in Fort Worth Concerts
The Victor Herbert Orchestra and fifty five soloists, led by Frank Crist on, tour southward with two Fort Worth, Texas, concerts. The group is billed among America's finest, with Criston noted for a powerful bass and strong voice, having appeared with major ensembles like the Boston Symphony and New York Philharmonic.
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Victor Herbert Th. Jehestra
Helmet Lodge No
Fort Worth
Texas
Sololsts
Herbert
America
Frank Criston
Victor Herbert
Beaton Symphony Orchestra
Boston Festival Orchestra
Theodore Thomias
Pittsburg Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Meany Casket Company to Open Waterlow Factory
A new factory for caskets and coffins will open in Waterlow next Wednesday morning. The Meany Casket Company formed by J. J. Meany Harry Nelling and John Engleman will operate from the 200 block on Western Avenue. This will be the citys sole casket factory after a rival firm went bankrupt recently. Engleman is a carpenter Nelling has twelve years of coffin making experience and has worked in Kansas City Milwaukee and with the Waterloo Casket company. Meany has been a traveling salesman for a Milwaukee casket concern and will market the firm across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota with plans to expand as capacity grows. Also noted Mrs George Evans has been moved from the hospital to her home after appendicitis surgery.
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Waterlow
J. J. Meany
Harry Nelling
John Engleman
Meany Casket Company
Western Avenue
Engleman
Nelling
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Waterloo Casket Company
Meany
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Baking Tips From Mrs. Briggs and KC Powder
Practical baking advice from Mrs. Nevada Briggs and Janet McKenzie Hill. Instructions cover creaming butter and sugar, warming sugar, beating yolks, folding in egg whites, and alternating moisture with flour. Recommends KC Baking Powder for light cakes and biscuits, with emphasis on sifting and soft dough.
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Nevada Briggs
Atrs
Janet McKenzie Hill
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Restored Color
An old time remedy praises Sage and Sulphur for scalp health dandruff and color revival. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is touted as a ready to use tonic from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented. Commissions and address given for H. W. Taggart of 537 Commercial Street.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
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Great Wall Paper Sale
Outlook Circle
Grace M. E. Church
Home Mission
C. W. Cotton
Frank Kelloge
B. Hawver
B. F. Lichty
M. Bentley
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Brotherhood
Vinton
Brotherhood of the First M. EB
Brotherhood of the Vinton School
A. F. Gates
Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
Es Helpers
Helpers
Gertrude Haven
Missionary Society of the Church
Minnie George
Dorland Institute
Rosina Gindt
Frank J. Hasbrouck
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Rohlmann
W. A. Tetzoldt
Montana
Wallout Street Baptist Church
Tetzoldt
Eva Wartehousky
Nathan Kronberg
Mrs. Wartehousky
Black Hawk Street
I. Jemansky
Kronberg
Black Hawks Street
Kansas
Joe Hoffman
Cherryville
G. H. la Tier
Hogle Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pat
Commitunera
RC. Thompson
Thompson
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Hall-Ekfest
Park Avenue and
NEW Church For
Beachley
Church
Caoket Company
George Evans
Third
Bluff Streets
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Sexton Press
Weterm Loo
Bout& Me
Thone
Charer
Phileso
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