Waterloo society items fill calendar and lounge notices
All society items must be in by 11 a.m. for today and 6 p.m. Tuesday for the daily calendar. The column lists luncheons, clubs, and gatherings at Grace M. E. church, Lincoln circle, and other Waterloo groups with details on venues and hosts. A U C T dinner and dance by United Commercial Travelers is planned with bus to Bik Run next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Grace M. E. Church
47Th District
J. S. Halley
Ninth Street Weat
J. E. O'Keefe
Highland
Calvary Evangelical Church
Cedar River Park
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Ball
Labor Temple Hall
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo
A. EB. Harris
Russell-Lampson Hall
M. E. Church
White
William Flynn
William Crosby
Heartbreakers at the Majestic charm audiences
At the Majestic theater three large crowds enjoyed The Heartbreakers with Victor P. Casey as Master Heartbreaker and Mabel Laffin praised for her voice. Billy Moore drew laughs with a hit ditty Where Did You Get That Girl. The plot follows alleged woman haters failing at romance until the hero falls for the daughter of a wealthy man, leading to a castle confrontation and a love ending as the curtain falls. Three performances were scheduled for today, plus The Kinemacolor Pictures as a feature attraction for concerted film fans.
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Majestic Theatre
Victor P. Casey
Heartbreaker
Mabel Laffin
Billy Moore
Ong
Kinemacolor
Fire by Maple Tree Sparks Neighborhood Excitement
A fire of unknown origin broke out Saturday at 10 50 p m in a hollow maple at Washington and Fifth Streets, drawing pedestrians and Waterloo firemen who quickly contained it with little damage. Earlier, a haystack fire behind John Hurd's barn at Highteenth and Commercial Streets was extinguished by the department at 8 20 a m.
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Washington
Fifth Streets
Waterloo
John Hurd
Highteenth
Commercial
Courier Patterns for UVourier Fashion Coupons
Readers are invited to obtain an up to date Courier pattern set by completing a coupon and sending it to the Fashion Department of Evening Courier in Waterloo, enclosing ten cents for each pattern. Patterns include seam allowances and orders are filled promptly with expected delivery in ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Old Settlers Day Honors Mary Hanna Pioneer Life
Judge Mullan recalls Mary Melrose Hanna born 1821 Illinois and died 1912 Iowa. He portrays her devotion to family faith and duty, noting her frontier journey in 1845 and a life of Christian resilience cherished by the community. New members join the old settlers association at Chautauqua park event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Chautauqua Park
Sweet Land of Liberty
J. A. Snyder
L.sarvay
J. Wd Wards
J.C. Gates
H. W. Grout
C. A. Rowne
C. W. Mullan
Mary Melrose Hanna
Iowa
Mullan
Illinois
White Co
Ill
Black Hawk Co
Hanna
Methodist Church
George W. Hanna
Riley
Fannie Grout
William Watterfield
Raymond
Henry W. Grout
Johnny Rall
Billy
Lilly Rall
Dwin Mesick
Shepard Philpot
J. M. Rowne
Bob
Annie Broper
F. R. Decker
8. Shanty
J. A. Frye
LV. Fitkin
N.Y
Phoebe J. Fitkin
J. F. Reinhart
Ger
Lena M. Smith
Hingis
J. A. Smith
J. R. Blenis
Sarah J. Crotty
Louise Michael
A. I. Hallowell
W.O. Dewey
Edith Hanna Colton
Emily George
B. Barrett
J. EB. Barrett
A. B. Hall
W'Ll
Wis
S. Gilbert
C.F. Kruse
Democracy’s double edge in social snubs and vanity
Ruth Cameron argues that true democracy equals recognizing all as equals, while sham democracy hides snobbery behind a veneer of fairness. She cites a snub between acquaintances at a summer resort, noting how many claim equality yet quietly look down on those beneath them.
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Ruth Cameron
Visiting Pastor Preaches at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rev. E. M. Rhoades of Danville HL preached two sermons yesterday at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The pastor Rev. John Bunyan Smith is on an outing at lakes in northern Minnesota, and Mr. Rhoades will occupy the pulpit again next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Rhoades
Danville
Walnut Street Baptist Church
John Bunyan Smith
Lakes
Minnesota
Rhoades
American Women Careless With Health Warned By Ad
A vintage advertisement urges women to avoid neglecting health issues and overestimating strength. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy, claiming thousands of women attest to its virtue for symptoms like backache nervousness and bearing down pains.
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Pinkham
Pirmian Names All Star Team From Central Association
Umpire Pfirman selects an all star squad from Central Association players. Jenkins as catcher gains fan approval amid debate over first base and other positions. Macauley, Kengel, Hasbrook and Curtis noted for fielding and defense. pitching staff led by House Zackert Brown and Drohan, with debates on third base and shortstop roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldaly M Milligan
Cedar Rapids
Jett Feld
Miller
Keokuk
Soura
Muscatine
Einfield
McGaffigan
Macauley
Waterloo
Kengel
Ottumwa
Hasbrook
Jenkins
House
Kewanee
Zackert
Brown
Drohan
Seneff
Pfirman
Fingal
McCarty
Hart
Frank Ashland
Wagner
Burns
Sheldon
Muscatina
Jimmy Macauley
Masters of
Joe Wintz
Spurs
Millgan
Clyde Curtis
Curtis
Howard Tuttle Likely Drafted by St Louis Browns
Waterloo pitcher Howard Tuttle, a season member of the Waterloo staff, may be drafted by the St Louis Browns after scout Barrett saw him at Muscatine. Despite uneven late form, Tuttle shows a strong twister repertoire and could have won more with better support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tuttle
Waterloo
St. Louis Browns
Barrett
Muscatine
Tuttle
Howard
Accused of Larceny Detained by City Police
William Johnson was taken into custody yesterday on a charge of larceny. He is accused of stealing a watch belonging to another colored man. One other prisoner is in the city jail for imbibing too freely.
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William Johnson
Hydraulic Expert Sees Need for Bigger Cedar River Floods
Madison hydraulic engineer Prof Daniel Mead replies to Judge Mullan stating no plan changes needed for the Mullan Avenue bridge except possible raise of spans near abutments. He warns floods larger than 1903 1906 levels may occur and will outline specifics in a later report. Water protection advice urges early sea walls along river banks.
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W. Mullan
Daniel W. Mead
Madison
Wis
Cedar River
Mullan Avenue
Judge Mullan
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Fourth Street
Waterloo A Good Town Promotes Meritol Goods
Waterloo joins the American Drug and Press Association to offer Meritol preparations. The ad claims guaranteed quality and urges locals to ask Mor tal goods at Red Cross Drug Co, Henderson Drug Co, and local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Drug and Press Association
Mortal Goods
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Lotal Agente
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Los Angeles
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J. C. Woods
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Lucile Whittle
Hawthorne Avenue
Laverne Beal
Ruth Glenny
Bertha Ball
Hazel Bond
A. T. Whittle
Martha Thompson
Beth Whittle
Helen Bovee
Mildred Frei
Reinbeck
Miss Whittle
Northwestern
J. A. Nelson
Campbell Avenue
Charlotte
Louise Cronen
William Wiese
Davenport
C. O. Gronen
Gronen
F. W. Burrows
Cedar Heights
Herman Wagner
Ira Albert
Kern Street
Lela O'Neil
Lows State University
Wagner Cottage
Elk Run
Leo. A. Kauffman
Chicago
St. Lawrence River
Harrison Stuck
N. B. Page
Mulberry Street
Land
St. Margaret's Guild
J. O. Berkley
Wellington
NAMG
We. Ee
Cate
INTER
Ute
Mary Hanna
W. W. Mearlane
Cedar Falls
Edwin Mesick
John Jacon
Vernon Township
A. J. Edwards
J. (. Hartman
Roger Leavith
Cedar
Pirmian
Mem
Ber OF
Tam
Clysen
Con
Tral Association Empire
Wnate
J. W. Mead
Mead
Lenore
Amy Mandt
Moline
Rock Island
Here
Aeroplane Factory and Aviation School
Black Hawk County
F. B. Lofkin
A. G. Bailey
Aeroplane Factory
Aviation School For
George Lichty
Young's High Flyers
Aviation School
Pacific Coast
Chamber of Commerce and
Boat of Trade
Elk Run Land and Townsite Company
Young Aeroplane Factory
Kirkman Motors
Aviation
Elk Run Land and Townsite Co
L. E. Park
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
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