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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
12
Social Calendar Reigns With Clubs And Suppers
Friday and Saturday evenings feature Yeoman and women's club programs, complimentary luncheons, and numerous society gatherings. Mrs. E. J. Thompson hosts a luncheon for guests at 1000 Bayard Street. many clubs including Kil-Kare Klub Crescent Club Arla Club and others hold meetings, music and dinners across the city with notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Thompson
Bayard Street
Mra. M
Mmel
Stevenson
Hastings
Okla
W. H. Bickley
Helen Klingaman
Vera Weber
Edna Lichty
Mra. J. x. Troxel
W. H. Yekley
Courier Patterns Offer for Up-To-Date Designs
The Evening Courier advertises Courier patterns with accompanying designs. Readers fill the coupon and send it to the Fashion Department in Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns include sewable options, and orders are filled promptly, with delivery about ten days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Adventists Camp Meeting Details and Finances
Adventists in camp meeting report a strong financial year with tithe and donations totaling 49 257 16 and mission offerings at 25 160 92. The Iowa conference notes gains across departments, lower conference association interest, and plans a Sunday program with speakers from Minneapolis and Mount View California. Public book tent displays 37 publishing houses and 87 languages. Weather hampers day events but tents shield attendees. schedule lists sermons, services, and Sabbath observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ogden
Conference Association
Town Tract Society
Towa Sanitarium
Cedar Rapids
Coliseum
Charles Thompson
Minneapolis
Seventh Day Adventista
el Ser M
W. B. Watts
Selders
New Mexico
Big
Adventist Organization
A. R. Ogden
Ola
Auto Balks on Railroad Track Cost Three Lives
A Wisconsin family of three, Mrs Chilis ina Hansen and her two small children, were killed when their automobile stalled on a railroad crossing and was struck by a northbound passenger train on the Northwestern road. Christian Housetiy, husband and driver, was badly injured but survived. The wreck occurred near the Durant road, as the family returned from a shopping trip to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Chilis
Ina Hansen
Christian Housetiy
Trans
Nus
Thie Drain
Ironehl
Durant Road
Theity
Adventist Meeting at Coliseum Described as Fortunate Event
A report on Adventist gatherings praising the venue and its acoustics. The article outlines doctrinal beliefs including belief in Christ’s near return, observance of the seventh day Sabbath, and the Bible as divinely inspired. It emphasizes unity and a shared religious time despite opposing influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Heavy rainfall causes widespread damage and impacts
The report notes heavy rainfall swelling streams and saturating ground, drowning young birds and harming nests, with debris damaging bridge approaches. May rainfall reduces city waterworks pumpage, while cold wet weather threatens oats and grazing, delays retail and construction, and towns like Cherokee and Brandon report flooded low lands and full streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Materilly
City Waterworks
Berry
Peddicord
Berr
Weather irregularities sweep central regions with heavy Kansas City fall
Weather observations report the heaviest fall of 4.14 inches at Kansas City while nearby areas record varied totals. Temperature differences emerge across states, with the Dakotas about twenty degrees warmer than Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Drunk man drew knife in room above meat market
Robert Halliday, 21, of Topo fet Kan, drew a knife on two men after entering a room above Independent meat market on Commercial street. He fled officers, was captured near Cedar street, and pled guilty to being drunk and disorderly, receiving the city jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Halliday
Topofet
Kan
Halliday
Commercial Street
Charles Lurns
Byrne
Tie
Clyde McDowell
Youing
McDowell
Naufdsay
Malliday
Constable Robinson
Rock Island
Cedar Street
City seeks estate to grade streets in Hagerman case
City Solicitor Alfred W. Mullan filed in district court an action against Charlotte Hagerman estate and the administratrix to compel the estate to fulfill a 1911 agreement to grade streets near the Hagerman homestead west of town. Streets named Hartman Janney Sleadford Downing Ausborough Dundee Evergreen Magnolia Wallgate Englewood Knoll Howrey Joder and Cleveland are alleged below grade. Notice issued Aug 24 to the administratrix Abdu Hagerman, but work has not been done. Court asked to withhold final estate report until resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Mullan
Aly of
Waterloo
Charlotte Hagerman Estate
Charlotte Hagerman
Hagerman
Hartman
Janney
Sleadford
Downing
Ausborough
Dundee
Evergreen
Magnolia
Wallgate
Englewood
Knoll
Howrey
Joder
Cleveland
Abdu Hygerman
Ackerman Choe Jury Instructions in Perjury Case
Deliberations begin after jurors sworn in Ackerman Choe perjury case. Judge lay out five propositions and caution jurors not to discuss with others or report deliberations. If proven beyond reasonable doubt, verdict possible with up to ten years in reformatories. sentencing to follow if guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatoley
Acherman
Jamee l Ately
Badaish
Alli
Vonvie- Hon
Pireto
Junge Motlan
Charles Scribner
Alynox
Ve. Tha W
Thit Ackerman
Firth
Ackerman
Goodman II
Metropole
Scribner Enas
Scribmer
Arkermann
Reformatory
Wenner
J. T. Bullivan
A. B. Lovejey
Bishop Stuntz to Speak in Waterloo at Grace M E
Bishop Homer Stuntz, long connected with Episcopal duties, will address Grace M. B. church in Waterloo Sunday evening. Native of Iowa, he led Protestant missions to South America and once pastored the first M E church in town. He will preside at the Upper Iowa conference session in Dubuque this September. Home talent play benefits Plymouth Congregational Church on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Homer Stuntz
South America
Grace M. B
Tyne
Bishon Stuntz
Hemisphere
Iowa
First
M. E
Upper Iowa Conference
Dubuque
Pastor Recovers From Serious Illness, Northrup News
Friends report Rev. A. J. Northrup is rapidly recovering from a serious illness after a period of illness. The community follows his condition and expresses support as he regains health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. J. Northrup
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gillnas, and Society
P, Hall
J.A. Webb
Stephen Hadoush
Galilee
Kil-Kare Klub
Jessie Forjoy
Barclay Street
Jace Barrett
Alice Smith
Hazel Ely
Crescent Club
J. L. @uechele
W. ¥. Shesiey
Emil Garland
R. W. Bodell
H. C. Gordon
Lane Street
Arla Club
A. W. Carney
Mulberry Street
Mra. Otta ¢F Osage
Delen Cook
Cedar Falls
T. J. Ellis
Viola Barnard
Henry Schultz
A. G. Fink
F. W. Childs
Clara Cook
Beth
B. B
BE. B
Ira Beebe
Forest Avenue
C. C. Hersh
Fred Long
Chautauqua Park
Ae Art Club
John G. Ralston
Art Club
Bert Moore
Frank Peabody
W. H. Ladage
Peabody
W. E. Card Club
Robert Hoeft
Washington
Roy Farley
Oscar Thompson
Varley
Calumet
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. N. Powell
L. M. I Club
J. RB. Vaughan
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
A. J. Edwards
W. L. Dorgan
M. C. Vaughan
Mary
Arista Mona
Arista Mona Club
J. A. Raymond
Fred Murphy
E. Mayer
Acme Cafe
Christ Guild
Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
T. W. Place
I. F. EF. Club
I. F. FP
F. Philley
Clara Wheeler
S. Botking
Logan Avenue
EMA
W. E. Debe
Third Avenue West
Ed. Wealen
Cresco
H. §. Caward
T. N. B. Club
J. Isenhower
J. Nielsen
Floyd
R. G. Harridan
Triple Five Club
Charles Jump
Philip
Doe Clark
B. L. Hostetler
G. C. Stinger
Saginaw, Mich
Ruth
Jean Hostet
Ver
Helen Keagy
Burbank
Meadowdale
George Burbank
N. A. Club
H. H. Haighton
Hammond Avenue
Loyat
Loyal Gleaners
Union Congregational Church
Miguele Lane
Colorado Street
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ransier
Isabella Gareissen
Jas
Black Ridg
Aguiome
Pee Mere Enbeere
Adventists
Horlick
H. GC. Schultz
Bankers’ Group
Cherokee
A. B. Covert
Brandon
Ackerman Choe
Wty
Fudge Beaigs
Weeds
Bishop Stuntz
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph Sons Co
Aew
Josephs
Elgin
Waltham
Howard
Tllinois
First National Bank
Campbells
Sevilla
Chow
Syed Sea
Londther
Sams
Swaner
Stampa Piondine
Ender
Carpenter-Morton Co
Sudbury Street
Boston
Mass
P.K. Jaggar
Dleal
West Fifth Street
Bach Department
PHOSE
Independent Meat and Grocery Company
620 Commer
Flint Studio
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