Community club notices and social mix in Waterloo
Monday evening schedules list multiple clubs and circles at churches and homes in Waterloo with meetings from the Industrial Society division to Jolly circle and Sunset club plus book and needle clubs. A surprise betrothal announcement at a Wellington Street luncheon introduces Miss Marie Hitchens and Mr Ralph Crowl with nuptials planned for December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Fedderson
Jolly Circle
Carl Salsbury
Book and Needle Club
Nett
Jackson
Suesday Wuchre Club
Warriett Cutter
Fourth Street East
H. 4
Doyson
Sunset Club
J. 1
Gollins
Wim. Walte
Columbia Chautauqua circle—Library
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
D.C. Huntoon
BK. L. Corton
Franklin Five Hundred Club
Roy Sinnard
Franklin Street
Dlis' A U
J. W. Wray
Wellington Street
Marie Hitchens
FF. C. Witchens
Ralph Crowl
Madison
Wis
Wray
Courier patterns coupon order from Fashion Department
The Evening Courier advertises courier up-to-date pattern designs with a coupon to mail to Waterloo Fashion Department. It states 16 cents per pattern and promises orders filled as soon as possible, but teaches you in ten days after sending in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Life saved by C. G. W. Engineer at track crossing
Christopher Quigley 40% Riehl Street narrowly escaped death when a Chicago Great Western engineer applied emergency brakes after finding him asleep on Franklin Street crossing. Quigley suffered minor injuries and recalled little after the incident, which halted the train and alerted police and medics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Christopher Quigley
Riehl Street
Oelock
Quigley
Franklin Street
Tel
CG. G. W
Y M C A Orchestra to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Walter J Mead acting as general secretary announces an 8 oclock meeting of the Y M C A orchestra. Krause directs the group with Paul Johnson George Clark R L Ashley H L Boggs Edgar Sparks W H Gorey and E J Brucher named as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Mead
Henry F. Burns
SV. Krause
Paul Johnson
George Clark
R. L. Ashley
H. L. Boggs
Edgar Sparks
W. H. Gorey
E. J. Br
Anna Nemmers
P. Nemmers
Miss Shares
Y W C A Week of Prayer Observed Worldwide
The Young Women's Christian Association marks its annual week of prayer with daily noon meetings from 12 to 12:30 open to all. Miss Walker led today with Mrs. David Stevenson tomorrow, and new leaders each day. Special music arranged by Miss Tina Martin. Prayers focus on W C A work worldwide including South Africa Egypt Tunis Nairobi today and others later. Thanksgiving dinner for girls away from home to be served at noon on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Waterloo Association
Walker
David Stevenson
Tina Martin
South Africa
Egypt
Tunis
Nairobi
South America
Asia
Australasia
Europe
Great Britain
YW. A
WLC
Business Girls’ Club
Y. Ww. Co. A
J. B. Kelly
Fred Austin
Local Society Notes and Visits Across the Midwest
Miss Anna M. Kistner returned from a weekend in Decorah New Hampton and Fredericksburg where she inspected corps work. Mr and Mrs G W Hubbard of Jesup and their nephew and niece Prin Hubbard of Lawton Michigan visited Tesup relatives. Mrs H W Wartong and Mrs S A Craiglow left for Sioux City for a week with Mrs George F Thomas. Mr and Mrs F E Cutler depart for Palm Beach Florida for the winter. Mrs H R Reynolds of Des Moines seeks support for a home talent play Old King Cal to aid charity. Miss Dorothy Martin of Gladbrook spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs FLEB Stewart returned from a ten days trip to Excelsior Springs and Kansas City. Mrs Nicholas Webber and Mrs Warry Hunt returned from California. Mrs St Elmo Bateman detained from Los Angeles by her mother’s illness. Ira Col Well has been ill since August first and recently underwent a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Kistner
W. R.C
Decorah
New Hampton
Fredericksburg
G. W. Hubbard
Jesup
Prin. Hubbard
Lawton
Mich
Tesup
H. W. Wartong
A. Craiglow
Sioux City
George If. Thomas
F. & Cutler
Weet Palhn Beach
Fla
H. R. Reynolds
Des Moines
Old King Cale
Dorothy Martin
Gladbrook
Pady Martin
Fleb. Stewart
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
Nicholas Webber
Warry Hunt
California
St. Elmo Bateman
Los Angeles
Los Angeles, This Fall, On Account of the Illness of Her Mother. ‘Ira, Col- Well
Bateman to Head South for Winter About Jan 1
With advanced age recognized, Mr. Bateman plans a Los Angeles winter sojourn around January. For five months Mrs. Bateman has sung in the quartet at Boyte Heights Mt E church, whose membership parallels Grace M E church in this city.
Papes Diapepsin Offered as Quick Stomach Regulator
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion gas heartburn sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief neutralizes stomach acids absorbs gases stops fermentation and digests food. offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Dapa
Pape
Week Shows Wide Range of Mercury
A weather summary notes a 79 degree high and 15 degree low over the week, with a 64 degree daily range and frost effects on pipes. It mentions cold Canadian and U.S. regions, light, clear air, scattered snow in the north, and heavy southern rain. An ad for velvet boots from Wang & Miller Shoe Co. appears amid the climate discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sama
Jack Frost
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Washington
Canada
United States
Minnesota
Williston
N. C
Moarmphis
Washvlile
Havens
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Waterworks Superintendents Form State Association
John P. Berry, Waterloo waterworks superintendent, is invited to speak at the first Iowa meeting of waterworks superintendents in Iowa City on December 3 and 4. J. H. Dunlap of Iowa State University chairs the organizing committee for the state association under the American Association of Waterworks Superintendents. Berry will discuss Artesian Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Berry
Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa City
J. H. Dunlap
Engineering Department
Iowa State University
American Association of Waterworks
Berry
University
Missouri railroads gain rate increases in 1916
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved freight rate increases and new passenger fares. Freight rates rise by ten percent with railroads allowed 24 cents per mile on one way, 2 14 cents per mile on round trip, and 2 cents per mile on mileage books for 500 or 1,000 miles. Effective January 1, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Railroads of Missouri
Impressive Sermon on Hell At Union Church
A large audience gathered at Union Congregational Church last night to hear Rev. B. W. Northrop discuss Is Hell Frozen Over. He argued belief in hell is justified by reason and revelation and warned against denying its existence as making Jesus a liar. He described specific torments including memory, remorse, separation from loved ones, and eternal hopelessness, noting no soul enters hell without choice. The sermon tonight is titled The Knock-Down Blows of Infinite Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
B. W. Northrop
Evangelist
Hell
Jesus
Precedence of Nt Ath Affects Property Rights
The case centers on whether Mr Meyer of Lake View Iowa or his wife, both killed in a Union Pacific train wreck at Gothenburg Nebraska in March 1913, died first, determining the sequence of property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Lake View
Gothenburg
Neb
Train Collision Tragedy Leaves Waterloo Victims
Three Waterloo residents S L Kern BE J Wenner and Fred Winslow were aboard a train that struck a Pullman car. Authorities seek information to resolve injuries with the husband reportedly most mangled but possibly less severely injured than his wife. An advertisement mentions Hotel Radisson Minnesota for descriptive booklets. Mrs Johnny Henna plans a bridge gathering at 1211 Sycamore Street for Miss Tressa McElhinney who will winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Kern
BE. J. Wenner
Fred Winslow
Waterloo
M'Elatin
Johnny Henna
Sycamore Street
Tressa McElhinney
Calb
Fornia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sry Tollers League
Woo
Grant Chautauqua Circle
Mra
Chester Cadwallader
Ogurez Club
Jed Wimber
J. E. Ridenour
W. H. Wicktey
Industrial Society of
First Congregational Church
Ridenour
First Brethren Church
W.H. Beach- Lar
Reborah
Westminster
Alice Yokom
Park Avenue West
Mary Melrose
D. A. R—Y.w.c. Roomé
Waterton
Jessie Strayer
George A. Macdonald
Herman C. Gut- Knecht
Drinkwater
Sask
D. M. Robertson
Drinkwater Presbyterian Church
Velma. Weckman
S. J. Strayer
Hudson, Ta
Mary J. Strayer
June Fish
Genevieve Scane
First Baptist
King’s Daughters
Arthur CG. Cale
Fourth Street
Ruth Reed
Racial Welfare League
Ladies* Aid Society
Home Maker's Band
Maywood
Oklahoma
Cedar Falls
Aggtess
C.G.W
Ghristopher Quigley
Tragh
Trafm Nur
Daniel Germann
Francis Powell
Onetta la Barron
Dows
Fiffie McCollum Jones
Benjamin H. Crofton
Powell
Rath Packing Company
Ancillae Society
Ancillae Society of Sacred Heart
Della Tritz
Jefferson Street
Soctai
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
A. B. Kepford
Ghautaugna Park
Helen Gould
Nick Schark
Dane Street
Daughters of
Plymouth Congregational Church
Papios
Mercury
Stath Assn
Hartong's Grocery
Wissoert
Radisson
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Cadvertinament
Ada
Evening Courier and Reporter
Secord
Pan
Itta M. McGreedy
Columbia Book OF Yarns
Jewelry
Alf
Nature
Hotel Radisson
Minnerapolis
II Inneng Beers
Parcel Post
Iohn
Ladies
Lund-Christensen
Marie Lund
West
4Th St
Richard Lee
Sycamore ST
Nez Geel
Alu
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