Social club notices and fall gatherings from Waterloo
Friday and Saturday activities include K of P dances, suffrage luncheon in Waterloo, and many club meetings. Members of the Sew and So, Coterie, Princess, El Deen, and other circles shared luncheons, piano numbers, and social diversions at homes on Winton and Baltimore streets. A large All Day Mission meeting and multiple weddings and announcements highlighted the weekend social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gat, Witt
G. J. Cuddeback
Norris
Princess Club
L. L. E. Brooks
George Kreinian
Winton Street
Pattison
A. J. Cornwell
Taltimore Street
Olive Collins
W. J Webb
Hugo A. Fischer
Henry F Handbert
Third Avenue
J. C. Lee
Mason Club
C. W. Witter
Silonk Club
Clarence Shiplet
James
G. A. Renne
Ruby
Fred Bross
Bross
Hance Makjee
Lttic
Meum Et Taumeinb
BE. P. Cowles
Ste
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Grace M. E. Church
Dietrick
Montana
Watters
Birthday Club
Thomas Waton
J. E. Johnnson
Johmson
Baker
Westfate
C. W. Keagy
Manchester
Wright
Janesville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pre Dent
Z. ©. Sage
Ruth Banton
H. ‘T. Banton
Fourth Street
G. la Verne Ward
George L. Ward
Wranklin Street
Cedar Rapids
West Side
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Ward
Waterloo
Courtier Patterns Coupon For Fashion Dept Order
To obtain the Courtier up to date design pattern, send the coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Include 9 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
BuckL. B Natural Music Club Meets At Nina Hickals Home
The fortnightly meeting of the Natural Music Club will be held Monday evening at 825 Washington Street. Miss Nina Hickals hosts as the program features miscellaneous English composers before Elgar, Mary Smith, and Feil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McNamara
Sumner Street
M. L. ML
Hh E. L
Hugene BE. Liner
Palestine
Tex
International
Great Northern
Marguerite Winn
Jessie Ryan
Edith Ford
Effa Wilson
Miss Foard
Miss McNamara
Anna McNamara
Walnut Street
Hoplist Church
L. G. Adamn
Fred Wilcox
Edna Rittenhouse
Walter Stoner
Bigger
Attenhouse
Renner
Opens Campaign for Defense Plans For 100000 Citizen Soldiers
President outlines defense program to Congress with a goal of a trained citizen corps over three years, alongside a modest regular army increase. The plan proposes three-year enlistments, annual contingents of 143000, training with regular units, and continued reliance on the National Guard rather than creating a standing force. It emphasizes peaceable aims and avoids wartime escalation while preparing for national security needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Regalr
National Guard
Naval Power and National Mobilization Policy
The speaker urges strengthening the United States Navy as a prime defense, aiming a deliberate, future-focused buildup of ships and necessary personnel and supplies. He calls for broad national support, framing the plan as defense of American traditions and sovereignty, with emphasis on efficient mobilization if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Department
Americatas
Caburba
America
Willow's Plan 5 Denounced in Heated Editorial
An editorial denounces Willow's Plan 5 arguing against war preparations and arming the populace. It cautions that true strength lies in upright courage and peaceful policy, criticizing President and Democratic factions plus the Manhattan Club atmosphere. An ad for Vulcan coke follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staud
Sporteman Shootout in the Neighborhood Sparks Debate
Local exchange questions if a shooting is worth the risk in the neighborhood. Nas native remarks that the act isn’t worth the effort, while suggesting uncertainty about the shooter’s intent. The dialogue hints at urban tension and safety concerns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas Tivea
Bosten
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IP and
M. ‘Towne
P. Hall
Pytuian Sisters
Margaret Clark
Heotel Russell-Lamson
Girls’ Musical Club
Miss Muth Howard
T. B. Waugh
Eleventh Street
W. I. McManus
Hill
Lucile Knonff
Philotes Club
George Carson Ke
Roy Stafford
Sunshine Circle
Cherry Street
James Register
Clara A. Nemmers
Lafayette Street
Edwin F. Larson
Cottage Street
Miss Nemmers
I. E. F. I. Club
Margaret Scares
Viola
Agnes Kascht
Louise Fiddler
Remsen
W. P. Nemmers
Des Moines
J.S. Forrester
Ada Brown
Chapter 4
Anny Schoenberg
Lorna Roepe
Ladies’ M Musical Improvement Club
Miss Wells
Fairfield
Thomas Wells
J. G. Brinkman
Roy Shoemaker
Harmony
Matt Parrott
St. Mary's Auditorium
August Kurtz
Win
Kurth
J. U. G Club
W. Call
Victrola
Bernice Call
Sam Eel
Frank Jungkans
Rebs
Molly
Fs M. Luymel
M.D. Ta
M.D. L. Elitarioan
Norcott
Allen Street
la Haconteuse
Warn
All Coal Co
Onmientat
M. Mooradian
Davidsons
Moooradian
Ourly
Willow
Europe
Latin- America
Manhattan Club
Democratic Party
Pamil Theatre
the Grand
Ann Murdock
Bo—Anmission
Lee
THUR
Mills Marshalltown
Towa
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