Local Society Notes and Club Meetings
Society items list multiple club gatherings and hostesses including Sacred Heart Ladies Mrs L F eGarvey and Mrs T F Larkin, Pond Lily Crochet Mrs Isenhower, Stitch and Chatter Mrs J Hansen, Dorcas Society First Baptist Mrs Victor Nichols, Deborah Society First M Church parlors 2 30, Eliza Dell and committee. Acco Nomia Mrs A G Robson 116 Riehl, Northminster Ladies Auxiliary Mrs M J Turney, Missionary Tea Home of Mrs Wm O Brien Saxon, Poinsettia Mrs J J Hearn 319 Sumner, Eastern Star Thimble Bee 3 with picnic and initiation, Masonic temple, East High junior senior banquet at Walnut Street Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
L. F. eGarvey
T. F. Larkin
Pond Lily Crochet Club
Isenhower
Stitch and Chatter Club
J. Hansen
Dorcas Society of
First Baptist Curch
Victor Nichols
Deborah Society of
First M. Bhurch
Eliza ‘Dell
Society of
First Bvannical Church
Acco Nomia Club
A. G. Robson
Riehl Street
Northminster Urea
M. J. Turney
Jogan Avenue
Evangelical
Onary
Brien On
Saxon Street
Poinsettia Club
J. J.hearn
Sumner Street
Masonic Ample
Suffrage plans and social club notices in Waterloo
Local notices report events from Waterloo including suffrage planning with speakers from Iowa and state leaders, a porch party and lawn party fundraisers, and a series of cultural meetings. Also listed are birthdays, weddings, and visits of Miss Alta Holland and other neighbors, plus social club gatherings and a recital schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman Suffrage Association
Blanche Edwards
Ete McCollum Jones
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa City
Flora Dunlap
Waterloo
Grace Wilbur
Trout
J. M. Miles
W. W. Marsh
QC. J. Fullerton
Popp Ree Rede Ere Amas Nenennte
The fragmentary text provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to assemble a coherent news item. Given the unreadable OCR, the best we can do is summarize the lack of usable information and note the absence of identifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popp Ree
Pythian Sisters to Convention and Local Social Events
District convention attendees travel to Grundy Center led by Mrs W Waterloo chapter officer Mrs LW Badage represents the Waterloo group. Mrs H K Rugg hosts a first birthday party for Dick Rugg at 614 Wellington Court this afternoon. Christ Episcopal church ladies plan a lawn sociable at Mrs T W Place 312 High Street on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Slaters
Pumberlus
Grundy Center
LW. Badage
Waterloo
H. EK. Rugg
Wellington Court
Christ Episcopal Church
T. W. Place
High Street
Pocketbook Lost Near Central Fire Station
Miss Grace Shimming of nine miles east reported her pocketbook containing $49 lost Monday afternoon near the Central fire station. A man once employed as a substitute fireman admitted finding the money after initial denial and returned the funds before being removed from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Shimming
Central Fire Station
Views of the People Urges City Cleanliness Reform
A Waterloo reader lauds annual clean up efforts by the municipality and citizens but condemns ongoing alley filth in downtown Water loo. He cites butcher shop waste, improper drainage, overflowing garbage, and decaying privies and asks what more can be done, noting an inspection committee has a record of abominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chita
Ely
Havana
Vera Cruz
Waterloo
Stolen Medicine Case From Doctor Stevenson’s Car
A medicine case disappeared from Dr. EF Stevenson’s automobile in front of the Washington flat Monday afternoon. The physician was away, but a sheriff was present. Upon his return, only the case was missing. no other items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. EF. Stevenson
Washington
Shertie
Talen
Smoke Helmet Theft Delay At Fire Stations
Authorities report two smoke helmets stolen in a plan to delay fire response. One helmet left on a motor service rack at Contra station and the other on a hose truck at No 2 station. The scheme ensures at least one helmet at all fires while both helmets await a rover from the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contra
No. 2
Halmeta
Alavas
Walnut Street Baptist Orchestra to Perform Tomorrow Evening
The Walnut Street Baptist church orchestra will present a program tomorrow evening at 2 oclock at the YWCA. The program includes Hing Cotton and march pieces performed by the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
YW. C
Ocelot
Hing Cotton
Mareh
Travelog and Orchestra Benefit Program in Waverly
Travelog by Fred Kaltenbach features a national medley and cornet solo Garden of Roses. The program includes Boy Scout March and Trinity Dells with the Salvation Army band benefiting from ad mission set at 25 cents. An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelog
Fred Kaltenbach
Garden of Roses
Osmewn
Waverly
Trinity Dells
Salvation Army Band
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East High
Falnut Street Baptist Church
Fred L. Northey
Kingbard Ill
Alta
Lula Holland
Ecorah
Eir
William Olland
Frank Hall
North Dakota
A. J. Edwards
T. C. Menges
Ughter
Helen
Rairie du Chien
Wis
J. Menges
G. W.sine
Cananogue
Ont
Mattet Sine
Washington Street
J. Sine
Sine
John Sine
B. Natural Music Club
Jessie Fink
Harrison Street
B Natural Music Club
Hazel Manning
Jefferson Street
Mother's Story Tellers League
Merrian
G. D. Russell
Fuller
Mia
J. S. Forrester
W. Oc. Kickelberg
E. T. Stevenson
Thomas &. Jwells
Ross Conservator
Conservatory
Yulu Smith
Thears
Madeline Smith
Hazel Brown
Norma Galser
Dennee
Miss Smith
Drumgoole
Widdle
Work
B. F. Brown
Lafayette Street
J. A. Haehlen
Irene Howard
Frank H. Howard
Beech Street
Richard L. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Chicago
Chautauqua
Grant Circle
Norpa Club
C. J. Langfeldt
Nathan W Northey
M. B. Needlework Club
CG. W
Campbells
Campbell's
Campbell
Carpenter-Morton Co
Sudbury Street
Boston
Masa
Dr. Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ransler
Isabella Gareissen
Studio
Jas
Fashion Department
Price Tc
Bewn
W. W. Miller
Ene
Josepti
First National Bank
Smart Shop
Waterloo, Ja
Musical and Travel
Coats
Bridge Street
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