Community club and society events listed
A long calendar of club meetings and social events across the city includes Natural Music club at Mrs. Carrie Riley's home, Riverside Drive and Entra Nous gatherings, a Freshman reception at West High, numerous anniversaries and birthday observances, church group activities at First Baptist, Grace M. E., Universalist, and First Presbyterian, plus a St. Pauls Methodist welcome for the new pastor and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. la Club
Carrie Riley
Leland Avenue
Natural Music Club
C. Wy Eby
Grace Cascaden
Mildred Johnson
Oskaloosa
J. W. Wray
Colonial Inn
Eirele
Allee Walker
Riverside Drive
George , Green
F. RR. Hohl
Frank Keane
J. W. Tucker
John Rk. Rector
Court of Honor Circle
Shimblebee
George Perkins
Syea More Street
Woman’s Club
H. M. Reed
B.C. Platt
Fred Aus Cin
Clio ‘Club
FR. Asquith
Mother’s Story Tellers League
Louis Anderson
Mary Melrose
Marguerite Wasson
Anna Mary
Westminster Guild
Alice
Dunham
Murray
Club of Universalist Church
Matilda Behrens
Aan
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Methodist Church
G. B. Shoemaker
Courier patterns coupon for up-to-date designs
A coupon offer from the Evening Courier in Waterloo for obtaining courier up-to-date design patterns. The notice requests sending 10 cents per pattern to the Tashton Department and notes patterns allow for seams. Orders should be filled as soon as possible and reach the subscriber within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashton
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Art Smiths Fearless Loop Flight Over New York Hudson
New York World describes art pilot Art Smith looping the loop over the Hudson from Eightieth Street to the river, a dazzling display seen by thousands on Broadway. The 21 year old flier thrilled spectators with spirals and loops while a stream of sparks and smoke lit the night sky. Smith plans to leave for Virginia next Monday after the sensational aviation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Art Smith
Lal White
Broadway
Hudson River
Eightieth Street
Smith
Howbedie
Nonster
BKY
Virginia
Miss Maynard Honor Too Late at Monticello Wedding
Complimentary notices honor Miss Clara Maynard as her marriage to Verdon Welch of Monticello occurs this month. D M Plate hosted a gathering at 212 High Street Saturday night for friends with refreshments after an evening of sociability. Card party by Cecilian Lottery of St Mary’s church postponed indefinitely due to K of P initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hartsen
Fourteenth Street West
May Hartson
Strouse
Minneapolis
L. E. Strouse
Waterloo
Napersville
Eighth Illinois Cavalry
Charles City
University of Minnesota
First Lutheran Church
J. &. Hansen
Mobile Street
E. A Mucher
Mrs. Hauser
J. Wrieth
Waverly
Maynard
Clara Maynard
Welch
Monticello
D. M. Plate
High Street
Cecilian Lotiery
St. Mary’s Church
K. of
Personal Mention Items From Cedar Rapids to Danville and San Francisco
Bart Gould and family visited Cedar Rapids spending Sunday with relatives. Miss Nellie Green and PF T Bentley report letters from San Francisco noting all members of the Aetna special train party are well en route to the Pacific coast. Mr and Mrs John Holbrook returned home from Burium Mina after a week away. Mr and Mrs H F Miller travel to Danville Illinois to visit their daughter for about three weeks. Misses Anna and Susie Coon of Troy NL have been visiting at D B Gould’s home for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Gould
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Green
PF. T. Bentley
Bentley
Aetna Insurance
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
John Holbrook
Burirum
Mina
H. F. Miller
Danville
Ill
Mt Auburn Social Notes Mixed Weekend Visits and Travel
Mt Auburn notices detail visits from Byert Yerkes and daughter Marina to Tama relatives, A W Appleton party in Dunkerton, Leta Latamab from Cedar Rapids returning home, James Davis of Clinton with his mother, Cedar Rapids visitor Ruth Waller with family, Mrs Mary Halek hosting, Sam Hains family to Olive, Burd clan trip to Freeport, Ruth Bramhall of Mason City visiting Grammtil parents, W E Gall head south to Deg Allamands for land interests, and broad note that nearly everyone reads the Evening Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Rs. Byert Yerkes
Litle
Maarina
Tama
A. W. Appleton
Bertie
Ray Appleton
Wenestay
Dunkerton
Walter Gutick
Leta Latmab
Cedar Rapids
W. J. St. Clair
James Davis
Clinton
Saran Davis
Forrest Waller
Ruth
Carl Struve
Grundy Center
Mary Halek
Sam Hains
Oelve
W. 3
Burd
Eugene
Caroline
Freeport
Caroline Matter
Ruth Bramhall
Mason City
F. M. Gramtiil
W. EE. Gall
Deg. Allamands
Fragmented Orange County notes on farming and society
A scattered column mentions Orange Orangs and farming plans for next spring, local residents like Mrs Glessner, Frank Neuhalsen returning from Nebraska, children with whooping cough, and stray editorial asides about eminent men and national defense. The piece includes miscellaneous quotes and a charitable donation reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Glessner
Mrs Nickerson Donates Airplane To Aero Club Fund
New York October 11 a check for 7500 was received by the Aero Club of America for the national aeroplane fund intended to develop aviation corps for the militia. Mrs Lyra Nickerson of Providence R I a prominent society woman donated an aeroplane to aid the movement to build up air strength for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aero Club of America
National Aeroplane Fund
Club
Mra
Lyra Brown Nickerson
Providence
R. I
Army
Navy
Oifula
Nickerson
Aero Chub of America
Aero Club
New Artesian Well No 4 at Cedar River Park Described
The American City in New York runs nearly two pages on Wa terlog's artesian wall No 4 and pumphouse at Cedar River park. John B Barry, superintendent, details well depth strata, pipe dimensions, the ha germanyageda pumphouse and its floral surroundings, noting wide circulation in the U S Canada and the old world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar River Park
John B. Barry
Great is Education Uncle Joe Well Rob what have You learned at school
Rob shares a playful reminiscence on a school day with Uncle Joe about learning and fixing a chair pin. The snippet hints at a light classroom moment and practical problem solving between two speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Rob
Had a medical crisis at age forty warning signs noted
A vintage advert claims kidney trouble warnings begin with back pains and frequent urination. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy, stating it acts on kidneys and bladder and offers a refund if not effective. Imported from Holland with prices 25c 50c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Haarlem
Haleland
Holland
Nose blowing urged against wrong method at convention
In Milwaukee on October 11 experts urged teaching children to spit instead of blowing the nose. D B Metzenbaum of Cleveland warned that closing both nostrils and blowing can cause ear trouble and internal abscesses. The account notes a wedding planned for Storm and Marie Freincis and a transportation start for Denver trip that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukeg
D. B. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Storm
Marie Freincis
Denver
Mattoon Pharmacist Dies of Ptomaine Poisoning
Oct 11.4 Frient Storm, aged 21, a pharmacist in Mattoon, died yesterday from ptomaine poisoning after eating oysters. James Warren, a companion who also ate the oysters, survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Storm
James Warren
Poslam Aids Eruptional Ailments for Skin Relief
Poslam brings skin comfort quickly relieving soreness itching and aggravation from pimples eruptions rashes blisters inflamed itching spots and abrasions. It often clears redness overnight and serves as an excellent treatment for eczema and stubborn skin diseases. Poslam Soap adds antiseptic benefits for toilet and bath. Send 4e in stamps to Amergency Laboratories 32 West 26th St New York City for samples. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amergency Laboratories
West 26Th St
New York City
Abi Druggists
Zemo Dandruff Cure Ad from Cleveland
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a fast acting dandruff treatment. It claims to kill the dandruff germ and nourish hair roots, stopping itching without staining or greasiness. The copy pitches availability at drug stores, with 25 cents to 1 dollar sizes, and praises its purity and low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Cleveland
Keep Looking Young The Olive Tablets Promise Health
Claiming nine tenths of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver, the ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy. It describes face dullness and dark rings, touts energy and buoyancy from cleansing the system, and notes olive color pills priced 10 and 25 cents by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdwards
Ohio
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
West High
Lucille Heath
Evangeline Powers
Allee Taiehty
Clarence Peterson
Clarabelle Wilson
Ruth Stevens
Kathryn Flynn
Elizabeth Haswell
Gertrude Holmes
Belle Hanna
Helen Davis
Yvonne Barton
Blue
Blue Geard
Keith Bucciero
Tillie
II- Jeen Collins
Amy Saucer
Ray Graham
Sherman Drake
Harold Strayer
Helen McAlvin
Arno
Ogan
Hades
Ptuto
Glenn Blakeman
Jean Bird
Ball
EL Cohn
Marjorie Taylor
First Baptist
Edith Groves
Gail Campbell
Eleventh Street
Home Makers
Bupper
BY. P. U
John A.earl of
Des Moines
Cee Universalist
Universalist Church
Murray Club
Western Avenue
Ladies’ Social Union
H. A. Sargent
Commercial Street
J. G
J. G. Club
Looker's Cottage
Sans Souci
Florence Magowen
Vo We. C. A
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
E Girls
Dorothy ‘Pike
Pike
Grace Hasweil
Home Park Boulevard
Daughters OF Plymouth
Daughters of Plymouth of
Plymouth Congregational Church
R. G& Wang
Rebel Avenue
Marion T. Ransier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Dramrosch
James Black
Gotham
Hudson
Eximdil
Mose
Nation
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Daily Fashion
HIN’ TS
Neve Indestructibia Volle
First National Bank Building
Alays
U, T
S. K
UTK
Frank Neuhalsen
Nebraska
Bricker
Cortio-r Tius
Madame de Lambert
Vaat
Andy
Weataily Society
Mds Nafignal Deponse
MOM Publicity
Whel and
Puomphouai
Majestic Theatre
Ness Office
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