Graduating Program and Parlor Activities at East High
Readings and musical interludes mark a Friday afternoon schedule at East High School with clubs and church groups hosting receptions and meetings around Waterloo. Highlights include alumni banquet plans, Ladies Aid divisions, and a birthday surprise at a Walnut Street Baptist member’s home.
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East Hich
Christ Episcopal Church
Flora Humphreys
Fourth Street
Nerpa Club
W. J. Peddicord
Western Avenue
B.C. Cb
E. Kline
Frank Halse
Kern
C. H. Eicher
Jeter- Bon
Howell
Ww. Stuil
Ladies” Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
K. Snuth
Byesmore
CL. C
Marle Carey
AL Dike
Edwards
Waterino East High School
Walnut [Street
Courier patterns offer slate pattern of accompanying design
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send to Fashion Department Walterlog Evening Courier Waterloo inclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending to your order.
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Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Social Club Notes and Church Activities Highlight Local Life
A busy social page details Mrs B L Morrow and aides hosting a supper and planning at Mrs A T Whittle's home. Queen Cornell Fraternal Union staged a lively meeting with eight candidates, addresses, music, and light refreshments. Emanuel Ladies Aid sewed for Cedar Falls old people's home and elected officers. L M I club hosted a Cedar Falls road luncheon and planned a picnic two weeks hence. Miss Jean Lewis returns from Deratur Ill aiding a Delta Delta sorority chapter installation. East High seniors Picnicked after a class play under Miss Carolyn Barber. Mentecin plans Winslow outing today for eleven couples with a pre supper in autos hosted by Mrs Robert M Knox.
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WOMAD
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Flora Uumiphreys
Fourth Street
G. W. Hinkle
Davenport
Ladies of the Church
Cedar River Park
B. L. Morrow
Bonwell
Olander
A. V. Fetters
A. T. Whittle
Hawthorne Avenue
Cornell
Fraternal Union of America
Pythian Temple
B. J. Wenner
A. B. Kepford
Frank Seidler
Emanuel Ladies' Ald
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
Jacob Anton
H. J. Bickebberg
Mirs
Charles Mether
Fred Cat
L. All. Club
E. R. Shoemaker
L. M. I. Club
New Cedar Faile Road
J. E. Brinkman
George Shoemaker
Jean Lewis
Deratur
Ill
Delta Dela Sorority
James Milliken University
Miss Lewis
Iowa State University
Iowa City
East High
Carolyn Barber
Cedar Heights
Mentecin
Winslow
Robert M. Knox
Regular Army Recruits Transit Through City
About sixty recent recruits and reenlisted soldiers of the United States Army passed through the city on the Minnesota Central, bound for Fort Meade. The group included three commissioned officers accompanying them this morning from Columbus, Ohio.
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United States Army
Ina
Minots Central
Columbus
Fort Meads
Chicago Pastor John Balcom Shaw to Speak at Waterloo Meeting
Pr John Balcom Shaw of Chicago will be among leading speakers at the forty seventh annual Town and State Sunday School association meeting in Waterloo next week. He will deliver six Bible research lectures and give the keynote address Sowing One's Life. He also headlines the women's meeting with What Christ Can Do For a Human Life.
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John Balcom Shaw
State Sunday School Association
Waterloo
Secand Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Shaw
Waterloo Grads Await University Commencement Week
Waterloo graduates of the University of Iowa receive invitations to the Iowa City commencement events from June 7 to June 12. The program features semi centennial banquets for the Hesperian and Erodelphian societies on June 11 and a full lineup of drills, theses readings, concerts, and the baccalaureate sermon by President John G. Bowman. Alumni day activities include breakfasts, receptions, dinners, and the Phi Beta Kappa gathering, with the commencement address by President John H. Finley on Wednesday.
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College of Appled Science
Ite
University Alumni Association
Presbyterian
Hesperian Society
Erodelphian Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Dean Wilcox
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
E. C. Robbins
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Illinois Secretary of State James A. Tose Dies
James A. Tose, Illinois secretary of state since 1897 and Republican nominee for re election, died at Springfield at 2 15 pm following a hemorrhage of the stomach after being attacked Tuesday night Funeral services will be held tomorrow at his Golconda residence with Governor Deneen and state officials attending
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Chicago
James A. Tose
Ilinois
Springfield
Peath
Golconda
Pope County
Deneen
General Assembly
Temperature Report for May 30
The day reached a maximum of 72 degrees at 1 p.m. The fragment references Buchanan Optical Co markings and a prior temperature of 60 degrees a year ago, with garbled notes about taxianiin mark and courier have ads.
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Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate Block
Nlicht
Taxianiin
Homebound admen crowd greets Waterloo band at Union Station
Travelers from a Dallas national convention arrive by special train to Waterloo Iowa greeted by band LaRue and town criers. Mrs Hugh G Van Pelt recovers from Dallas accident as praise for hospitality and a series of thanks and resolutions mark the homecoming and publicity efforts.
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Admen
Dallas
Tex
Upton Station
Waterloo
Hugh G. van Pelt
van Pelt
Union Station
LaRue
Andrews
Kingsley
John Andrews
C. L. Kingsley
Town Criers' Club
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Enid
Oklahoma City
el Reno
Fort Worth
Waco
San, Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Town Criers’ Club
Mortis Motor Car Company
R. L. Cary
Western Union Telegraph Company
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
Pullman Company
L. 8. Parsons Company
Stolen $2000 Diamond Stud Reported in Secor Rapids
Secor Rapids Ta May 30 B L Simmons owner of the Star laundry reported a $2000 diamond stud stolen from his bedroom during the previous night. The stone belonged to a stockman at Conroy Ta who loaned it to Simmons for a short time. Simmons and his wife heard nothing as the theft occurred. Also missing was his pocketbook containing about $6.00.
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Secor Rapids
B. L. Simmons
The
Star Laundry
Simmons
Conroy
Mrs. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Neo
Iowa South Dakota Weather Update
Iowa fair and warmer tonight with Friday unsettled. East warmer than west, cooler in the west. Southeast forecast shows fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. South Dakota expects showers tonight or Friday with cooler temperatures tonight and in the east Friday.
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Iowa
Sinois
South Dakota
Open Market Debate Draws City Council Attention
Factory workers press to open market places to middlemen arguing for reduced living costs. A petition gathered 775 names, though 624 remained on file after losses. Committees from Galloway, Litchfield, and Illinois Central will present requests at the next council meeting. Local opposition cites Waterloo east location and questions over ordinances.
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Dames
Galloway Factory
Litchfield
Illinois Central
Iowa
Waterloo
Hostetler
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Jumbus
Pittsburgh
Indianapmarket
Ind
Texas
Cca
Orthodox Greeks Hold Services in Watertown
Orthodox Greek Catholics in Watertown gathered at the First Baptist church from 9 to 11 this morning led by Rev. Averkios Demokopulos of Minneapolis. Several hundred worshippers attended as the rite of the ancient church was observed and a regular church is planned for the 600 to 700 Greek residents.
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Watterloo
First Baptist Church
Averkios Demokopulos
D. D
Minneapolis
Wateloo
Short Session of Police Court Delivers Townwide Cleanout
A Memorial day police court session fined Pat Coldwell four dollars for drunkenness and ordered one vagrant to leave town. The court also released several short term inmates with near expiry sentences.
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Memorial Day
Pat Coldwell
Germ Delusion Causes Insanity in New Hampton
Miss Julia Shields of Nashua is committed to the state hospital for the insane by the New Hampton examining board. Afflicted with a germ delusion since a measles illness four years ago, she believes she is a danger to others and refuses to eat, seeking isolation from contact.
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New Hampton
Mir Julia Shields
Nashua
State Hospital For the Insane
Board of Examiers of
Miss Shields
Mason Motor manager hosts banquet at Irving Hotel
H. W. Hayden general manager of the Mason Motor company hosted a banquet last evening in the gold rooms of the Irving hotel for foremen. Twenty covers were laid with pink roses carnations and an eight course menu. The event was highly enjoyed and praised for valuable services rendered.
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H. W. Hayden
Mason Motor Company
Irving Hotel
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H. Lindbloom
Johnein
Blackhawk
Union Congregational Church
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R—Pythian Temple
Central Church of Christ
Prospert Park
Lucile Brunner
J. R. Brunner
Independence Avenue
Helen At Keefe
Miss Brunner
Celeste Miller
Helen Rath
Genevieve Cleary
Alice Mulkern
Alice Brown
Genevieve Galinveaux
Grace Bentley
Marjorie O' Keefe
May Shull
Evelyn Miller
Siliss Brunner
Helen of Keefe
Genevieve McManus
Brunner
Verna M. Thayer
Roy M. McCombs
Lottie Thayer
Fifth Street West
W. F. Spry
M. E. Church
McCombs
Anushal Town
Ig. Club
N. G
Ninth Street
M. Thomas
M. Meisch
M.thomas
Peter Sales
Gilbercille
Russes Inez
Viola
Lran
Harry Alberts
Anacortes
Wash
W. MH. Grifith
Mulberry Street
Shanewise
NX Club
Lafayette Street
Miarwshal
Mul
Daughters of
Isabella
Father Mulcahy
Lady of Victory Auditorium
R. P. Murphy
Father Slattery
J.T. Sullivan
Rays
Forest Avenue
Edward Carey
Tunnison
W.H. Kranke
Edward Sample
Arthur F. We
Commercial Department
Carn Belt Telephone Company
Courtland Park
Anna Speicher
Mason City
Pather Mulcahy
Vinton
Swith
Clorex
Sisterhood of the
First United Brethren Church
Mra. Phoehe Akinoan
Eleventh Street
U.S
John G. Bowman
Barkley Imperial
Illinois
Boosters
OWN Criers
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Bennett
Marsh-Pleco
Louis
St. Louis
Flower
Dirat
Wellington
S.ees
Pene
99 Cent
Queensware
West Fourth Street
J. M. Moore
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