Town social diary lists clubs and sorority events
Thursday afternoon social page details tea parties and receptions at Harrison and Tremont Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Highlights include a Delta Phi sorority house party at Willard Hall Chautauqua Park with out of town guests, Miss Ogden honored by Queen Esther circle in St Paris, and Pythian Sisters initiation at Waterloo Temple No 74 with a large turnout and a planned fall class. Regular club meetings and box parties at West High, plus upcoming officers for Waterloo Sunday School union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Brunner
Harrison
Father Mulcahy
Isabella
Stephen Brown
Waterloo
Harry’ Olt
Cedar Falls
Delta Phi Sorority
State Teachers’ College
Willard Hall
Chautauqua Park
Vera Rutledse
Emmetsburg
Frances Loese
Omaha
Stella Hopper
Alberta Woodring
Ogden
F. J. Landgraf
Mary Horner
J.L. Rose
P. J. Martin
Ralph Dunkelberg
George F. Scales
Birthday party honors Irene Mae Feely at Baltimore Street
Mrs Guy A Feely hosted twenty guests at her Baltimore street home for Irene Mae Feelys sixth birthday. Festivities included colorfully arranged pink and white decorations, games, piano solos by Evelyn Myers and Vera Rice, and a two course pink and white supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Waterloohive
Samuel A. Turner
Second Street West
Mesdames
A. R. Marile
F. A. Smith
J. 0. Housman
W.os. Clifford
Guy A. Feely
Baltimore Street
Irene Mae Feely
Evelyn Myers
Vera Rice
W.W. Kauffer
Miss Rice
Oriental Club
Guy Penny
Pine Street
A. L. Lommell
Claude Gilliam
Second Street
Clio Club
F. R. Asquith
Commercial Street
S. A. Asquith
Kimo Bateman
W. H. Schwedler
Courier Patterns for contemporary design coupons and delivery
The Courier offers up-to-date patterns from the fashion department. Fill the coupon and send it with 10 cents per pattern to Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns allow beams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo
Ebvening Courier
Eagle Center Social and Baseball Notes Update
May 28 report from Eagle Center notes Mr and Mrs Leo Corey of Dysart calling in Voorhies Thursday evening. Toho Conry of Waterloo called in recent days. Waterloo vs Eagle Center ball game postponed due to rain. Ed McGarvey visited Waterloo weekend. Theodore Kirin visited Raymond. Friday hall dance benefits the baseball team. Miss Ellis Conry home for summer. Many attended Thursday’s dance in Voorhies. Chris Blitch visited Voorhies Sunday evening. Louis McGarvey spent Wednesday in Dysart visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Leo Corey
Dysart
Voorhies
Toho Conry
Waterloo
Ed. McGarvey
Theodore Kirin
Raymond
Ellis Conry
Dame At
Many Transients Appear in Waterloo Court
Tohn Peterson aged 55 of Cedar Matis Lary Ward 42 of Dubuque Charles Gaylor 34 of Waverly James Cardigan 38 of Waverly and Caty Johnson 24 of Lorwood were arraigned in Waterloo police court on drunkenness charges and pled guilty Sentences ranged from two to four days in jail or fines. Four vagrants were also arraigned and ordered to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Peterson
Cedar Matis
Lary Ward
Dubuque
Charles Gaylor
Waverly
James Cardigan
Caty Johnson
Lorwood
Waterloo
Moyers
Accuses Himself and Surrenders at Westside Factory
A Jewish tinsmith Tobie surrendered after accusing himself of improper conduct with a street girl. Police say he confessed to the alleged acts performed at the Tobie workshop near the Westide factory last night. Aged authorities noted he is held for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Lass
Walnut Street
Sex Tobie
Og Westide
Ravehiweel
Borax Adds Cleanliness to Laundry and Baths
The text extols Borax Conte Pound as essential for laundry and bath use. It claims Borax with soap cleanses dirt and germs, preserves colors, and is safe for delicate fabrics. It notes Borax removes soap residue from pores, leaving skin clean and moisturized, and mentions physicians support Borax baths for preventing contagious diseases.
Borax Promoted for Home Cleaning and Hygiene
Health officers worldwide urge Borax as a daily cleaner for sinks and drains to kill germs and odors. Boiling water plus Borax leaves surfaces smelling fresh and enhances the sparkle of glassware and silverware while hygienically cleaning dishes and utensils.
No charges against Tobias in city lodging case
The county attorney will investigate the case today as Tobias remains held at the city jail. No information was filed against him and no request for punishment has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Burlington Adds Lead in Sunday School Contest
Burlington holds a 4444 point lead over Waterloo in a Sunday school contest with Burlington at 47697 and Waterloo at 842247. The day report lists attendance and Bible counts for multiple churches, including Plymouth Congregational United Evangelical and First Baptist, along with a ceremonial scene and notes on weekly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Waterloo
Waterlow
Nsurlington
Waterlog
Schoval
Attendante
Hibbs
Plymouth Congregational
United Evangelical Opj
United Presbyterian
Grace M. Elee
REY Westminster O
Walnut Street
Pantist
Linden M
Pact Mt
Pree Methodist
Frangelear
West Ark
Cnautaugur
Ammanuel Cermin Lutheran
Lutheran
Waterlow Township Voting Place Set at Livery Barn
The voting place for Waterlow Township will be held at Whinefelder's livery barn on Monday June 4. The committee has issued the order for the election logistics and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlow Township
Whinefelder's
Une
Hats and Suit Sales Offer at 223 West Fourth Street
Advertises new straw mats at two dollars and a blue serge suit with significant savings. Claims no money down this week. Located at 223 West Fourth Street.
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Leo Hughes
Tremont
Ray Johns
Forest
Jolly
A. V. Willey
Ninth Street
West
CL. C. Club
Matie Carey
Ima
B. C
E. Kline
Clayreat
Efcl Club
Martin Piaged
Thelma Hanson
Ethel Mentzer
Wilson
Ellis
Minnie Wittstock
Orville Martin
Fourth Street
Pythian Sisters
Waterloo Temple No
Majestic Theatre
Gwyneth Sampson
Vera Bradley
Clara Maynard
Hazel Keller
Gladys Bennett
Esther Knittle
Mildred Thomson
Wmorence McElhinney
Elizabeth Walker
Sycamore, Ill
H. B. Boies
Miss Maynard
Fourth Street West
Waterloo Sunday School Union
Tyne
Lewis P. Kopp
A. G. Reid
W. H. Schiedler
Edwin Mesick
C. F. London
John Bunyan Smith
A_ MacEachron
A. P .Blough
Arthur Ford
Riehl Street
Prospect Embroidery Club
A. E. Gibson
Prospect Hills
Merry Go Round Club
Duke
Edwards Street
Ema Non Club
Clinton J. Jenkins
Cutler Avenue
Buchan
Ancillae Society
Russell-Lamson Hall
Grand Orchestra of
Cedar Rapids
Pansy Club
J. H. Wilson
Center Street
J. H. Pilson
Holberg
George C. Kipp
Monroe
Faye
Reuben Arthur Harrison
B. 8. Harrison
Oxford Junction
Simpson College
Minneapolis
Kensington
Wendell Wenn Thi Teacchers
Indlay
Kuosta
Portala
Uritten
Old
Mexico
Joy, Miner
Lioyd Wilkins
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. B. Maynard
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
L. E
Engineers' Hall
P. R. Griffin
Harrisburg
Mildred Hoenig
Independence Avenue
A. ¥. Hoenig
J. A. Webb
Emerson
Wellington
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
Fannie Willard
Order
Chamberlain
the People's Store
West Fourth
Corn Belt Telephone Directory
Call Contract Department
Corn Belt Telephone CO
Courier
National Publishing Alliance
Brady
Henry W. Elson
Ohio, University
W. 1. Hartman
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