Local notes and notices from Waterloo area column
A jumble of small town notices including visits by Miss Neva Wohi and Miss Mayne Chalfont to Jesup, neighbors hosting the Blinn and Meluhin families, and a Republican address by B. F. Swisher in Emmetsburg. Local lodge meetings at Masonie Semp and Helmet lodge are planned. An Audrey Strayer update mentions a Chicago address by George M. Crownover on locomotive development at Oelwete high school.
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Neva Wohi
Mayne Chalfont
Jesup
Waterloo Lodge
A, FL & AL M
Masonie Semp
Audrey Strayer
Edena George M. Crownover
Chicago Great Western
Gelwein
Ilinois Central
Oelwete High School
Watts
East High
Association
Hartquist
Fielen Byrnes
At & O'Vlock
Community club notices and social events mix
Local society pages list meetings openings and socials across clubs. Activities include study classes at First Mirpe church, Bible classes, sewing clubs, a shower for a bride, a masquerade party, Gideon society, picnics and elections, and a grand concert rehearsal for Seraphic Heights hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoes Mesdanios Kniua Kraptel
Adelaide Smakiyasd
Edward K. Certon
Park Avenue
Che
Oxurez Clube
Fred Wimber
Lafayette Franklin Chantaigia
Ehureh Clowvelk
Waa. Bates
Aliss Marrgaret
Warner
Murrey
No OW
Frishie
Manie
Eho Reeular
Daughters of Isabella
Hlackh
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Sindlinger
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Courier patterns advertised with coupon order form
The WA TERSLOO EVENING COURIER promotes Courier patterns for blouses and knickerbockers with a coupon to be sent to the Fashion Department. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes seam allowances. Orders claim delivery within ten days after sending, with payment required by the year’s size and ward codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Watersloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Wheat Firm on Balkan War Fears and Pacific Rail Shipments
Chicago market report shows wheat firmness due to entanglements over the Balkan conflict while Pacific coast grain moves east by rail. December prices opened higher then dipped, corn weakened on crop estimate fears, oats rose, and pork and lard futures traded mixed. hog market opened higher and closed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
RTS
Hinton
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Alen’s and Boys
Commercial Street
Gu Grartee
Aiaseen
Boree
Zid Floor
Majestic Theatre
Iadvertizemans
Helmet Lodge
Koaf P
Courier
Columms
W. H. Bariman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
Chicago Operatie Coe
Ade
Sulendid
Library
East
Ho M
Lowshells
W. W. Marsh
Worms Club
Exc
Civic Department
J. Hellana
J. Parks
Bond
South America
Panama
Neil Jackson
Kunkel
Gelork
Godard
Plorence Tretchkiss
Dorothy Crowell
Merz
Mildred Saga
Clarke
Ella Wood Loreal
Hohm
Staccato
Toika
Migs Crowell
Jon
Jegger
Miss Wells
Plang
The
Women's Club
E. Tone Naven Ak Hosness
A. WW. Peterson
Tollows
Cherubini
Sigworth
Miss Bunn
Botticelli
Bruns
Austin
Sehuly
Roger Rugy
Dalton Hamilton
Sumter
Andrew Wedderson
Davenport
Helen Henderson
Oelwein
Helle Horrigan
Grace Hollister
Lafayette Street
Miss Hollister
Harold Rugg
Henderson
Alice Cropper
Highland
Jessie
Bossi
Avemme
Masnie
Naeger Nauman
Bheri
Wil- Bratt
Marshias
Tis Tyteplaer
Tyed Studi
Vera Miles
Vernal Arthurs
la Verte
Miss Wilson
Wilkan
Vernon
Hugo Burgess
Reinbeek
Regulay
Gideon
Gideon Society
HW. Paul
Cedar Falla
Waterlon
oMcersa
Cedar Falls
Paul
Horton
Carrington
Treasher
Crowther
Des Moines
Howel
Evelyn Klein
Mobile Street
Frank Hasbrouck
Charles Anderson
Orville CG
Allsup
Mise Nettle EL
Arkney
C. R. Loewe
St. Luke's English Church
Jessie Lane
C. W. Iren
Hower
Miks Sitear
Mr. Allsup
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Third Street
Helpers’ Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Lincoln Circle
Lanias
Treasury
Harriett Hohl
Anna Turpening
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Iowa
Lomis
T. Louis
Arket
Kansas
Kansas City
Texas
Dairies
FPF
Young Americas
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
HORR
N. S
R. -Saka SH
Waterloo Markets
Miag Ca
Dolarge
Eweho
Tach
Tan
Osamall
Omaha
Neb
Heaty
PSO
Wellington
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