Wedding of Miss Stella Fisher at bride's home
Social and club notices fill Saturday evening as Miss Stella Fisher’s wedding is reported at 1626 Mulberry Street with guests including Mr. Frank Weed Truman of Lanark. The page lists society gatherings from Needlework Club to W.C.A. circles, literary talks, Halloween dinners, and numerous church and women’s groups with details on hosts, venues, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Fisher
Frank Weed Truman
Lanark
Bride's
Mulberry Street
Moniday
Needlework Club
W. E. Schotlan
Carnegie Chautauqua Circle
A. Eluth
Norpa Club
Hi. H. Caughlan
Grant Cirele
Chester Caldwallader
James Blick
First
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Qgliver Stevenson
Independence Avenue
Champlin Chapel Society
Champlin Chapel
Women's Missionary Society of
Walnut Street
Dantist Church
Wim
L. G. Adams
GW. Lueht
Paul Everett
America
J. W. Rath
Fifth Street East
Charles H. Eightey
Atrs
Ben Heaser
W. Stilson
EU. Burk
Ed. Burk, Jr
Tee Knohl
Cottage Street
Roy Duke
Piano instructor Marion Reusier listed with credentials
Miss Marion T. Reusier, holder of a Teachers Certificate and an Artists' Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art, is connected with the Damroseh School where she later taught piano. Studio GOF is located in the James Stack Building, contact 1226-Hike by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Reusier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damroseh
James Stack
Funeral notice for Mrs. George Frush Sr at J E Barrett home
The W R C is asked to meet Sunday at 2 in the afternoon at J E Barrett 1128 Washington Street to attend the funeral of Mrs George Frush Sr Waterloo review No 22 holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 2 20 In A O TW hall members asked to come prepared to pay October dues Wilhelms Anniversary Sale advertises skirts and other items
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J. E. Barrett
Washington Street
George Frush
Waterloo Review
A. O. TW
Old Folks Enjoy Annual Dinner at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church hosted its annual elderly fellowship dinner in the church lecture room at noon with about fifty attendees. C. W. Taft and Mrs. Mary Warner were noted as the oldest man and woman present. Mrs. George Pett led meal preparation and Mrs. M. G. Vaughan chaired the serving committee. Four tables formed a ring around a central bouquet of pink and white chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. An impromptu program featured Miss Myrtle Crane, with several in the group contributing songs and talks. Rev. John A. Enurl of Des Moines attended, and A. A. Slacker, Sunday school superintendent, was listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. W. Taft
Mary Warner
George Pett
Myrtle Crane
John A. Enurl
Don Moines
Aa. A. Slacker
Bridge Builder Attacks Farmer in Dysart
Henry Brandow, a farmer near Dysart, was severely injured when foreman GC Simpson struck him with a shovel during a dispute over payment for two sacks of cement. Simpson fled, but was later captured at Wilson Junction and held pending determination of Brandow's injuries. Bloodhounds were sent from Waterloo as search teams scouted the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Henry Srandaw
Here
Simpson
Brandaw
Tannok
Tence
Wilson Junction
Grandlay
Waterloo
French Attack Repulsed in Champagne. 600 Men Lost
Berlin via London Oct 16 The attempt by the French to seize a German position in the Champagne was repulsed with over 600 men captured and three machine guns. Attacks near Souain Le Mesnil and Lettry also failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Anhergie
Champagne
Soualn
Mesnil
Letutrey
Edward Carson Resignation Rumor Sparks Parliamentary Briefs
London report claims Sir Edward Carson, attorney general, has resigned despite prior denial. Government withholding official word to seek unity, with assurances unclear. Also notes William’s Anniversary Sale begins Monday and a pair of insurance and winter ads inserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Carson
Ey Daily News
Orice
Puan Maternity Strike to Force Suffrage Law
Colorado Springs, Oct 16. Women from nonsuffrage states say they will deny motherhood if denied the vote. Alice Sarah Bard Field arrives from San Francisco with a petition to Congress for a national suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wll
Ales
Sarah Bard Field
San Francisco
Congress
Dan's Weekly Review Notes Growing National Prosperity
New York reports a positive outlook as cross currents lessen and business gains accelerate. Industrial expansion is rapid, agriculture shows promise with limited resources, and commercial activity rises across regions. Weekly bank clearings reach 3.524.488.230 dollars. A Wolff River apple sample from Independence owner Chas Lowry weighs one pound three ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Lulof
Chas. Lowry
Independence
Wolf River
Night Class Instructors Boost Local Shopmen Club
Nearly 200 shopmen who joined the Y M C A during last week’s campaign attended a stag event arranged by Frank AL. King and the social committee. A C Gunsaulus, drafted by William Galloway Co, was introduced as the weekly Tuesday night instructor under the Engineering Extension Dept of Low State College. Demonstrations of gasoline engines, drill outfits, patents by S A Asquith, and a tiny steam engine model highlighted the exhibit amid wrestling bouts and social gaiety. George Williams thanked the membership committee for Waterloo support. Mary-Lee will open Sunday Oct 17 with meals via phone order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank AL. King
Altho
Laia
A.C. Gungaulus
Wiliam Galloway Company
J. &. Jordan
Educational Committee Ag
Engineering Extension Department
Lown State College
8. A. Asqaith
Ed Knipp
Clem Dara
Httie
Matthew Corcoran
Knipp
Radford
Stevenson
Dick’ Holmes
George Williams
Waterloo
James Black Company
Fiio Two Olla Against Road
In Ramsey county courts a $26 000 personal injury suit is filed with a copy of the petition annexed. The plaintiff company appears in both courts and notes a November term in St Paul. The complaint says witnesses live in Town and moving them to St Paul would be costly and time consuming. The suit questions which case will be tried first and warns of heavy expense.
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Ing
Ramsey County
Seaion
St. Paul
Imring
Waverly
Zimring
Chicago Great Western
Thru Mears & Lovejoy
Chester L. Nichols
H. ©. Zuppke
Nichols
Thru Auppke
Waterloo
Zuppke
Zuppice
Mears & Lovejoy
Towa
Hlutts Mognet Catalogue Ad Near Nassau Street
A clipped advertisement reads 10 cents per package for Hlutts Mognet. It directs readers without a local supply to write to Felix Tempest at 132 Nassau Street, New York, to obtain the name of the nearest dealer. The fragment lists contact details for a heatest dealer, suggesting a promotional network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Tempest
Nassau St
New York
Cedar Heights Social Center Club Formed At Meeting
At Cedar Heights a largely attended meeting adopted a new constitution and by-laws, creating the Cedar Heights Social Center club to advance literary culture and friendship. National colors become the emblem, meetings on the first Friday monthly, with a Halloween themed November gathering inviting Virden and Castle Hill schools and a prize for best gypsy or olden time costume. New officers led by President Thomas were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Thomas
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Ci and Society
Woman's Club
C. WW Chapman
Third Avenue West
Witchfield
J. C. Wemsworth
Kipling
C. E. Pickett
J. EB. Ridenour
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hl. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
State Federation
Circle
FL KL Lamb
M.S
Lamb
Alta
Sarah Powell
Lockwood
Thurel
Cedar Hipids
Atty
FL. Wighmes
BR. Reed Gnarro
Gates
Mere Lockwood
J. Alfier
Mra. Lockwood
Leonard Plasay
Epworth League
Wahern
C. W. Mullan
Llorel Russell-Lameon
C. Gertrude Eddy
Pasadena
Cal
Amelia Hammond
New York City
Misa Ruth Howard
Howard
Lambert
Newman
Farge
S. D
Main
Davison
Denver, Colo
Gantbert
Lawn City
Waller H. Rollins
Wichibie War
IF. Willis Jenks
Hanigond Avenue
Rose Hamilton
Outlook
Jenks
Miss Hamilton
Cedar Falls
Margaret Watterson
Jennie Reimald
Bertha Burton
PLA
Cedar River
Sans Sones
Elizabeth Draper
Noma Miller
Nelle Thompson
Messrs
Sherman Drake
Charles Eby
Terpany
LeRoy Bunn
C. C. Chirleo
G. Donald Terprns
Clifford Smith
Mra, Terpany
Union Congregational
Ladies’ Industrial Society of
Union Congregational Church
Frank Annibal
Jefferson Street
Commercial Street
Winnie Marrow
Russell Parker
Annibdal
Ed Cole
St. Francis Hospital
J.P. Sullivan
Booster Claskh
First Evan Well Caseburely
Laura Mehl
Logan Avenue
Roger Brunn
J. L. Corroh
Westminster Workers
Westminster Church
Western Avenue
A. F.rah
Summit Avenue
A. C. Pergunon
Henry Bertram
Irma
Rathweck
Puesta
Industrial Society
J. B. Ridenour
W. HH. Bickjoy
Industrial Society of
First Congregational Church
Leland Avenue
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
K. of P. Hall
Bus’ Hall
Odd Fellows’ Convention
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Wes’ School
Nurshs' Association
The
City Registered Nurses’ Association
J. W. Riden
Claudhe Murphy
Greene
Ea Murphy
J. J. Dunnwald
Laws
Renee
Ben McDonald
Hazel Guy
Rose Reith
At. Sinwith
Nes Moines
Edward Richarson
Springfield
Mass
Tipton
Www
EY. Jenks
Harold FB. Parr
Cedar Walls
G. W. Norton
Chicago
BE. A. Nauman
Warren Brown
Bride
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Diego
W. F. Getch
Nashua
W. J. Martin
Eldorm
W. J. Peddicord
Wartan E. Wilson
Mr. Peddicord
Sardinia. O
Peddicord
Barhoed
Clinton
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Virginia
Kentucky
Nettie Vroom-Sslinneman
Christ Church Choir
Fashion Department
Aterloo
Wilhelm
Prency
Willom
PUAN
Dans Weekly Review
A. O. Gunsaulas
Night
Mary-Lee
A. E. Morris
West
St. Fadyert
Fiio
Hlutts
WiMickus
Cedar Helgets
Boston Confectionery
Detroit Electric
Detroit Electricia
Anderson Electric Car CO
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit Electric Car
Michigan Ave
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