Social society notices fill Wednesday pages
A long list of society events and club activities fills the Wednesday social page. Readers learn of banquets at Walnut Street Baptist church, card parties at Sacred Heart, thimble bees, and honorings for state regent Mrs. Johnston. Numerous clubs meet. reminders note address changes and hostesses while recitals and luncheons feature among the week’s planned gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Falnut Street Baptist Church
W. E. Card Club
Robert Oot
Ladies of Christ Episcopal Church
Hw Society
T. W. Place
T. N. B. Club
S.J. Tsenhowr
de Calumet Division
Calumet
Aid Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W.N. Powell
Hil
Sacred Heart, Parish
Mina Alice Gonwiller
W. C. Lilley
W. T. Reidy
John Mullany
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Form Instructions
To obtain the courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Watertown, enclosing 1 cent for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders are filled as soon as possible, but should reach you within ten days after sending your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Allen's Balsam Promises Relief for Deep Coughs
Advert says Allen's Balsam is proven most beneficial for deep seated coughs and urges readers to try it and keep a bottle ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Sherman Drake Chosen Editor of Spectator
Sherman Drake was elected editor in chief of the Spectator, west high's school publication, after serving this year as athletic editor. Dwight Rider was named business manager. Prizes for literary contributions were awarded at the assembly, with Harry Coughlan, Mary Stewart, and Marjorie Elis taking top places. Gold watch fobs for five athletic Ws were awarded to senior athletes Clyde Davis, William Cotter, Jesse Barry, Tracy Glasener, and Fred Kiester. Track emblems were also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Drake
West High
The
Spectator
Dwight Rider
West High School
Dwight Strayer
Harry Coughlan
Mary Stewart
Marjorie Elis
Jeanette Roemer
Helens Hildebrand
Alma Held
Cate Kilpatrick
the Spectator
Elizabeth Davin
Merle Brown
Lucille Whittle
Doris Ludwig
Anita Fentiman
Gazelle Mc
Lhinney
Helen Hildebrand
Hobart Dawson
Tracy Glasener
Douglas Bragdon
Harold Johnson
Russell- Lamson Hotel
M. Wallace
Emma Gardiner
Clyde Davis
William Cotter
Jesse Earry
Fred Kiester
Davis
Cotter
Glasener
Barry
Kiester
Socials and notices from Linden area gatherings
Round Robin brings Linden ladies together for a riddle contest and Edison selections with Mrs. W. B. Porter hosting and Miss Viola Stuff assisting. Happy Hour club picnic at Mrs. J. Cassey home with lunch at 1 oclock and reminiscences. Also notices of postponed meetings and two unclaimed bodies at O Keefe Towne morgue awaiting disposition plus coroner correspondence for Ivan G W Mowrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Porter
Happy Hour Club
J. F. Cass
O’keefe & Towne
Ivan GW. Mowrer
Corydon
Ind
Sidney Smith
Adventions Here for Campmeeting at City Grounds
The conference, with about 2,500 members, organized new churches this year and set up tents on the grounds in numbered blocks. A large reception tent, youth meeting area, and an exhibition tent for publications and Bibles are in place. Dining will be managed on a uniform price basis, with attendees eating privately or at local homes. Elder Ogden serves as president with Mrs. Flora A. Dorcas as secretary and J. W. Dorcas as treasurer. The daily routine includes devotional services, Bible study, preaching, and youth meetings, with long services and quiet periods scheduled throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOO Tocat
Chatlingoa Park
Ogden
Flora A. Dorcas
J. W. Dorcas
Rev Graves Slowly Sinking in Final Illness
Revivalist R H Graves remains critically ill after weeks of frailty. His daughter Mrs Irvin Turbitt and two grandchildren of Toledo, plus son Earl Graves of Marshalltown and his wife, are at his bedside. Graves, once rescued in the Dayton flood, faced long hardship atop a house with little food or clothing. Orchard company to elect secretary treasurer June 8 at First National Building offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HE. Graves
Irvin Turbitt
Toledo
Harold
Dortha
Earl Graves
Marshalltown
Graves
United Brethren Church
Loon Discharged by Major Stockholder In Alabama Firm
A heavy stockholder, M. J. OXgate, discharged Loon from a company that owns 1,800 acres of overhard property in Barden county Alabama, including orange pecan and grapefruit. Director J. A. Schmidt of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin now suspects a developing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Oxgate
Ovcrhard
Perncipally Orange
Barden County
Albama
J. A. Sehmidt
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Waterloo meeting report sparks action and arrests
A report to be made at the Waterloo meeting. Charles Warner received thirty days in the eyeui after being found pully of a churns of indecant bo Navioy. Four colored men arrested on charges of vaxgrigy. they intended to leave the city. Rose Kimmoua, cylureil, provided information against Chas. Spear for disorderly conduct. Spear pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
Elty
Vaxgrigy
Chas. Spear
Spear
Simmons
Jie
Moralog
Worm-Infested Stock Need Fortitude to Fight Disease
The article notes that all animals carry germs and resist disease only when healthy and strong. It warns that worm-infested, run-down stock are first to suffer and last to recover, citing William Sass of Waterloo Ta praising SAT CARICO stock tonio after one week and offering a no money down trial to prove its value on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sass, Sr
Waterloo
Salcarboo
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E. B
I. M. Been
E. J. Hostetler
Hostetler
Art Club
J. G. Ralston
W. Nowell
Crossing
Triple Five
Charlee Amp
Arista Mona Club
Plaza Party
Acme
J. . Raymond
Fred Murphy
B. (Ayer
L. M
J. R. Vaughan
Crescent Club
J. L. Buech
I. F. F. Club
5. Botkins
Arla Club
A. W. Carney
N. A. Club
H. H. Haight
Lulu Smith
Madeline Smith
Hazeltown
Norma Gaiser
Os A Conservatory
Melrose
American Revoluton
Russell-Lamson
Mary Hnston
Humboldt
Johnsn
Iowa
Alls
Johnston
W. R. Cole
W. Sigworth
Mary Mese
Ainty Marguerite
St. Elmo Bateman
Edna Cass Iso
Ohnston
G. W. Devald
Cole
Sigworth
Zeasing
H. Zeising
Seventh Street
W. B. McDonald
A. E. Johnson
H. C. Egbert
Wil Farley
Mary Bush
Misses Miller
Milas Vera Reber
Edna Lichty
Kimmel
B. J. Thompson
Bayard Street
A. Walls
Ninth Street West
Hoyat
E. T. Carter
Golden Rule
Byrnes Park
First Evangelical Church
Iola Zellhoeter
Lane Street
Father Anton
Moses
Zellhaefer
Entre Nous Club
C. D Wangler
Entre Nouns Club
John Mutlany
P. H. O'Neill
J. Gilleas
Anton Wang
U. S. Daughters
L. B. Aldrich
Baltimore Street
Dick Burtner
Aldrich
Clio Club
H. A. Boysen
F. HR. Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Delta NU Delta
A. R. Moore
Kingsley Avenue
First
M. E. Church
Wes
Batten de
Musical Institute
Marien T
Ranajet
Fiana
Isabella Gareiewen
Studio
Jas
Studen
Dwight Ider
Ager of Spectator
F. L. P. Circle
Wm. Weilein
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
P. ©. Rees
Cedar River Park
Mr. Graves
Wipteng
Itose Kimmoua
Cylureil
Med
Just
Tive
PANO
Westinghouse
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Bridge Street
Tance
Furniturego
Hathaa
Wells-Randall Company
West Fourth Street
Phelps
Jefferson Street
Staggs Drug Company
Waterloo, Towa
Henry Moegler
Wappel
Denver
C. FP
Bonorden
Jubilee, T
Agent Herring Drug CO
Shell Rock
J. K. Munn & CO
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