Local society notes and Fisher-Truman nuptials
A long list of society events from clubs and circles meets across towns, including wedding news of Miss Stella M Fisher and Frank W Truman at Lanark Illinois, with preparations, attendants, and out of town guests noted. Also coverage of dances, teas, and club activities at First Presbyterian, Central Christian, and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norpa
H. H. Caugh
Grant Circle
Chester Caldwallader
James Black
First Presbyterian Church
Oliver Stevenson
Independence Avenue
Story Tellers League
Florence Haggard
Central Christian
Mercedes Marquis
Columbia
Chautauqua Circle
U Lbrary West
Loyal Welpers
Wirst Bioethkven Church
J. K. Troxel
Bayard
C. PF. Brown
Sunset Club
Myrs
A. W. Chamberlain
F. C. Sage
J. B. Club
T. H. Traganza
Pansy Embroidery Club
J. G. Pilson
Franklin Five Hundred Club
H. A. Maine
Book and Needle
Mes
M. x. Kimball
Leland Avenue
Jolly Circle
Clarence Randall
Desdemona Club
Will Bradford
Hogan Avenue
Clara Maynard
Verdon G. Welch
Monticello
Curist Episcopal Church
Wilks’ Hall
Lydia Society of
Evelyn and
Blanche McQuilkin
Lane Street
Deborah
Eee Guild
Mae Trevor
Wellington Street
Fisher-Truman
Ais
Frank R. Fisher
Muglberry Street
Stella M
Frank Weed Truman
Lanark
Til
S Wubert Fisher
aArtley Marshall
Richard Holmes
Dorothy Fisher
Margaret Fisher
June Fisher
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Piano instruction offered by Miss Marion Ransier
Miss Marion Ransier, holder of a Teachers Certificate and an Artists' Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art, the Damrosen School, offers piano lessons. She later taught at the Diano studio in the James Rinck Building. contact phone 1226-Bik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘T. Ransier
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosen School
Diano
James Rinck
Courier Pattern Request Coupon
Fill this coupon and send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents for the latest Courier pattern. Patterns allow for Seams and are mailed as soon as possible, with delivery ten days after sending in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Birthday celebrations and social events in the community
The article lists a 1:30 luncheon for a bridal party at Jolel Russell Lan sau with Misses Dawes and Copper attending. It notes a 18-child birthday party with Ruth-Richardson and Grace Moore assisting, plus a birthday gift reveal. Various clubs hold meetings, dances, picnics, and hospitality nights at Grace Church, central Christian church, and related venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nard
Jolel Russell Lansau
Dawes
Onto
Copper
Battimore
Busy social notes and local visits highlight community life
Mrs J 11 Shank postponed one week as Business Girls’ Club dues confirm membership. Chirk Homsworth of Jena visits relatives. car party bound for Ohio via San Francisco returns. Nellie M Green joins from Kansas City for a brief stay. Faith Potter visits from Riceville. Mildred Potter and Wether Brooks host friends from Cedar Falls State Teachers College. Evner and Ruth Miller host weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Walker
Emerson Burkhart
Lanark
Cornell College
Jean Isher
Uride
Joe Houghteling
Wilma Walker
Matilda .Steege
Florence Black
Emma Steege
Truman
Waterloo
Cornell
Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Clinton
Rackton
Lanark, Ill
Rockton High School
Rockford
Chicago
Highland Park
Shank
Cink! Club
Chirk Homsworth
Jena
OL W. Heissworth
Peddicard
Ohio
F. T. Hendley
Chester R. Green
Aetna Insurance Company
San Francisco
Nellie M. Green
Misses Evner
Ruth Miller
Farewell Lunch for HB Allen Pioneer Days Speaker
Waterloo’s honored pioneer and former citizen HB Allen will address the Commercial club on Pioneer Ways at a farewell luncheon tomorrow. He came to Waterloo on horseback with law books, recalling a time before railroads and bridges, and plans to return to South Pasadena next Wednesday. Secretary Ghos Viack sent notices. a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ot. Alien
Watertoo
Commercial Club
Allen
South Pasadena
Waterloo
Waterlooe
Sought the Great White Way Finds Gray Cheerless Streets
Mary Dooley and Margaret Dooley aged 70 and 60 from Brooklyn sought Broadway but found a gray grim reality. After attending church they wandered Manhattan’s streets and ended up on Broadway where a police officer brought them to the station and a Brooklyn companion recalled them as the most deluded people in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Dooley
Brooklyn
Mary Nation
Dtoy Bista
Margaret Dooley
Broadway
Mergy
St. Mertin
Trumholdt Street
Manhattan
Ales
Olan Daly
Revival Meetings Begins at Calvary Church
Calvary Church on Fourth Street East opened a series of evangelistic revival meetings led by Tav GP Cuwel of La Porte City. A Capibic speaker and singer, he presides over evening services at 8:30. The enthusiastic song service and broad community interest marked the opening. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevary Myanreliecal
Fourth Street
Tav
Cuwel
la Porte City
Chayrah
Dangerous Standing Walls Loom Over McSinley Street
Residents say the standing three story walls of the burned plant near McSinley Street threaten passersby amid cluttered sidewalks. No rebuild plans are announced, salvage work continues, and the revived structure may only feature a roof over the first story for now. Local notices mention a community dinner at Biks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSinley Street
Kelly Manufacturer- Company
Sandy
Crawy Lane
Gort McManus Incorporation
Lytle
Fered
WL Park
Lalgerty Atd Co
Knights of Columbus Install Officials in Waterloo
District Deputy Kk O'Brien of Odiwela installed Waterloo Council Knights of Columbus officers led by George A. Sager as grand knight Vincent J. Reehthertig as deputy grand knight Rev DL Lennan as chaplain A W Herond as chancellor L F Dunnwald as treasurer M J Johnson as recording secretary James C Murtagh as lecturer and other posts filled by W O Hardy Martin Meachan and J 60 Murtagh among others A A Diba becomes past grand knight after serving two years in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depuy Kk. O'Brien
Odiwela
Waterloo Council
Knights of Columbus
Jeorge A. Sager
Vincent J. Reehthertig
Rev. DL Lennan
de. T. F. Thornton
A. W. Herond
L. FP. Dunnwald
M. J. Johnson
BK. A. Sager
James C Murtagh
W OF
Hardy
Werden
Martin Meechan
Gaard
AL OT. O'Connor
Onsige Guard
Murtagh
Kildee
PL Keine
Knsiers
A.A. Diba
Love Test Ends In Chicago Bride For Hinsdale Man
Nelle Scruggs of Dallas left home for a city visit with the aim to test love. In Hinsdale, Illinois, she met Charles Eubank, president of a machinery firm. After a single month, a proposal was accepted and they wed with Rev. L D Haughton officiating. The couple left for Dallas then San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daling
Tex
Scruggs
Nelle Scruggs
Nelle
Charles
Enchant
Lerite Bahan
Dallas
Nele
Chicago
G. P. McConnell
Hinsdale
Chica
Ste
Tinsdale
Abank
LD Haughton
Hinsdain Presbyterian Church
Nelle Seruges
Eubank
Miene
San Francisco
Exposition
Standings in the three cushion tourney lead by Higdon and Cass
The first week of the Play In the plis Hotel three cushion tournament leaves Higdon and Cass leading with 1 000 percent marks. Higdon ranks first after two games while Boss has played one. Tonight Higdon faces Place and Flodin meets Kiester as the second week begins with posted handicaps for each player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plis Hotel
Higdon
Cass
Boss
Ilay
Flodin l
Kiester
Card of Phanes thank neighbors for kindness
Mrs N L Geyer expresses gratitude for friends and neighbors kindness sympathy and the beautiful offerings at the sickness and passing of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phanes
N. LL. Geyer
Collision Near Walme Street Baptist Church Injures Horse
An automobile operated near 45 Webster Street collided with a horse and buggy owned by Peter Brustkem near the Walme Street Baptist Church Sunday evening. The buggy was badly damaged and the horse detached and fled. the horse was not found by last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becay
Webster Street
Peter Brustkem
Walme Street Baptist
Bridge work plan stalled as funds fail
A damaged report notes a planned repair on Seventh Street bridge delayed by lack of funds. The project aims to keep the bridge open for traffic, but engineers expect persistent financial obstacles. A separate note reports medicines stolen from Dr. W. J. Bickley and a park find of mislabeled bottles traced to the doctor’s medical case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medtcloen
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Carol Cobb
Jack Leonard
Timmy
Helen Cowles
Yvonna Barton
Anth Lumry
Mary Cascaden
Mabel Getty
Reba I
Lester Day
Fred Debe
Helen Davis
Miss Hagen
Miss Antes
Miss Zartman
Miss King
Harriett King
Willard J. Card
Kansas City
Colonial
George Huntley
Ida Garvin
Lillian Rickert
Tessie Sweeney
Frances Grout
Charles I. Munger
E. B. Peek
Alice Rheinsmith
Charlies City
Orange
Ira Shaulfs
Orange Township
Minnesota
Mose Sorensen
Bessie Lehman
Sorensen
Buckland
First Baptist Church
The
King's Daughters
Myrtle Crane
Randolph Street
Aid Society
June Horton
Glara
Dad
Aliss Ruth] Auth
Oneida Street
Serveus
Patrice Theatre
Lésyher Judike
Ruby Newton
Irene Newton
Ruth Smith
Adaline Rox
Grace Churcit
Grace M
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G. F. Wiehman
Ned Wyant
Romine
F. L. Benedict
Isabella
O. L. Auditorium
Central Christian Church
Writney
Tomomiow
Mauncer Vaeys
la Raconteuse
Mary and
Margaret Dealey
Tilghis
Wicked
Calvary Church
Cawel
CAL Th
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Pet
Nigdon
iBass
Dietz
Fowler
Swittiams
Bon Borchert
West
4Th St
Boston Confectionery
Backeernen
Oon
Tom Institute
Chicago Great Western
Marshalltown
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Whitrlow
A. Ut
California
Eac J
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