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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

3

Himes Daniels and Clark Hasbrouck Wedding Notices

A string of social notes from Waterloo and Cedar Falls detail weddings and nuptials. Katheryn Daniels married Peter Himes at St Marys Church with family present. Minnie R Hasbrouck wed Jesse E Clark at a private home ceremony. Alice Smith married Dan Smith Jr at their Waterloo residence. Bruce Manning and Ethel Hartman joined in marriage at their parents home. Miss Ilyn Lawrence wed Corless Shirley of Waterloo. additional society events include club meetings, picnics, and missionary society activities across Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

Ales Himmel Dunkerwn Immes Matt Parrott & Sons Company Waterloo Clark-Hasbrouck J. J. Hasbrouck South Street Minnie Jesse E. Clark BP. Blough Clark Clarke S. Hl. Pinkerton Grocery Wride Ilyn Lawrence W.C. Lawrence West Fourth Street Cadar Malls Corless Shirley Randolph Street Ra Wards Street Ethel D. Hartman Bruce H. Manning A. J. Northrup Commercial Street Manning Bankers’ Accident Insurance Compay

Young People’s Asia elect officers at annual meeting

The Young People’s alliance of the Calvary Evangelical church held its annual meeting at the parsonage. Benjamin Weiss was named president, Mabel Ludwig vice president and organist, Hazel Scoville recording secretary, Noreen Hanlon corresponding secretary, Clarence Wallace missionary secretary, and Vera Scovilles treasurer. Officers will be installed next Sunday. Plans for winter work were discussed and the evening ended with a social hour.

Young People’s Alliance Calvary Hyvangelical Church Benjamin Weiss Mabel Ludwig Hazel Scoville Nez Hanlon Clarence Wallace Vera Scovills

Nashua accidents leave farmers and editor injured

Dylan Brown, a Nashua farmer, was crushed by wagon wheels while loading fence posts but escaped serious injury. Sylvia Simerson, thrown from a buggy, suffered a severe head wound and unconsciousness. Minna Murray Sternberger, former editor known as the Woman in White, injured in New York City while attending auto races, left crippled for life and now resides in Pasadena. Mrs. Sternberger had previously lived in Brooklyn. Hear Mrs Brown at the St. recital Thursday evening at A.M. church.

Nashua Dylan Brown Here Pethan Sylvia Simerson Vna Minna Murray Sternberger Nashua Reporter Tye Chicago Sternberker New York City Brooklyn Pasadena

Wedded 52 Years Ago Celebrate Anniversary in Plainfield

Plainfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Alwood A. Dickinson marked their fifty second wedding anniversary with a large gathering. Veterans shared wartime memories as T. B. Hunter presented a rocking chair. Dickinson, born in Williamstown Vermont, married in 1862, served in the Vermont volunteers through the Civil War and later settled in Bremer County.

Plainfield Alwood A. Dickinson Hunter Williamstown Dickinson Vermont Volunteers Old Vermont Brigade Sixth Army Corps Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Shenandoah Sheridan William. Fee Nora Springs Fred Stickman Tonia Messia Marvin Lester Potter Nashua Fred Feine Ernest Briggs Ed Wilson Will Hicks Horton Harrington Farm

Widow Sues for 518000 Damages in Fatal Auto Crash

Widow of Harry J. Jennings files suit in Butler county district court seeking 518,000 in damages against G. A. Foote after Jennings, 163 Falls avenue resident, was struck by Foote’s car on July 15 in this city and died the next day. Jennings had been returning home in a car driven by James Leonard. dispute over speed cited by witnesses. Jennings leaves two children, Wesley 11 and Lennis 6. Administratrix Mrs. Jennings named in estate, details.

Harry J. Jennings Falls Avenue G. A. Foote Parkersburg Butler County Allison Merrian Foote Jennings Bluff Street Tts James Leonard Wesley Lennis

Temporary transit schedule to start next week

Officials say the current plan is not ready and cars will not be in service until next week. A temporary timetable will take effect then, followed by a fuller schedule once the new ling equipment arrives.

Waterloo Cedar Rapids

Announcements From M B A Lodge and Tribes Meet

Regular meeting of M B A lodge No 57 at Labor temple Thursday evening Sept 10. Melchojr court No 8 Tribe of Ren Hut will hold a regular meeting in Soash hall tomorrow evening. After a short business session the evening will be devoted to dancing. Hear Mme Brown dramatic reader and character impersonator Thursday evening at A M E church.

Royal Neighbors Knights and Ladies of Security St. Joseph's Court C. O. F. Sealan Philates Club H. D- Bachtell Wellington Street Lincoln Circle Ars Ladies’ Aid Society of Linden M. E. Church M. 8. Club W.N. Powell Burton Avenue Road Co. B.S. L. Club Clyde Smith Mullan Avenue TF. L. P James Meggison M. B. A. Lodge Labor Temple Melchojr Court Soash Hall Mme. Brown A. M. E. Church

Mackaman Found Guilty In Interfering With Officer

Ray Mackaman was found guilty of interfering with an officer after an extended hearing in police court. The judge suspended the fine as part of the sentence.

Mackaman Ray Mackaman

Arrest and fine for man accused of assaulting officer

Morning report states a ten dollar fine was suspended on good behavior for Mackamnan after he was arrested by Sergeant Farrell last Thursday. The charge alleged he followed the officer from his father’s place of business and tried to prevent removal of a bicycle. witnesses testified the officer struck blows while Farrell, Detective Morris and another witness disputed the claim.

Mackamnan Farrell Morris

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