Progressive society notices and autumn weddings in Waterloo
In Waterloo events fill the week with church society gatherings and weddings. Wednesday hosts the Christian Endeavor and Choral Union activities plus Royal and Masonic society meetings. Thursday features numerous club luncheons and a Saint Paul circle dinner, with social events at the Public Library and Grace M. E. Church. Early autumn weddings include Alda Carbis and J Frank McSweeney at Sacred Heart with a reception at 928 Berth Avenue. The merging social pages note Miss Alda Carbis and Mr McSweeney’s Chicago wedding journey and upcoming home on Bepler Avenue. Additional notes cover Mrs. Tibbetts hosting a dinner in Miss Katherine Geyer’s honor and the bride-to-be’s shower. A Waterloo wedding reports Torger Anderson and Mincie Mikkelsen wed at the United Brethren parsonage, with couple to reside on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
1St Congregational Church
St Paul's M
Choral Union
First Baptist Church
Church Artors
Epworth League of Grace M. KE
Waterloo Paaree
Order of Eastern tar—Masonic Temple
Royal Lapiee
Pythian Temple
With Munger
Stanley Doore
Highland
G. Andreth
Bates
la Porte
Lincoln White
la Porte Avenue
Floyd Phompson
Franklin
St. Margaret’s Guild
R. A. Ellis
Bayard
C. A. Hamilton
Commercial
Charles Hersh
Harrison
M. Goswiller
Woman's Club
Public Library West
Catherins
Glen Tibbetts
Loan Avenue
Esther
St. Paul's
E. Church
Alda G. Carbis
James Carbis
J. Frank McSweeney
Sacred Heart Church
Torger Anderson
Waterloo
Mincie Mikkelsen
Rochester
Minn
R. E. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Alten Street
M. Collins
Black Hawk Construction Company
Seventh Street Weat
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Pythian Sisters Meet After Summer Vacation
The Pythian Sisters held their first meeting after summer vacation in the Pythian temple. Grace E. Moore was elected grand mistress of records and correspondence at the state convention in Des Moines. A reunion for all members will follow, with an informal social hour to close the evening.
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Pythian Temple
Grace E. Moore
Des Moines
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Sigma Delta
Harold Schultz
Independence Avenue
Robert Frehse
Fred Frehse
Gretchen Schulz
First Brethren Church
Ashland
Seash Hall
Anna M. Biair
Webster City
Irane Bentley
Oelwein
Waterloo
Young Woman's Missionary
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Misses Mae
Julu Barnes
Eighth Atree West
Sinnard
Surprise class member hosts social at Second street home
Mrs Victor L Long received a pleasant surprise gathering of fourteen E B Social class members at her Second street residence. Afternoon activities were informal and night refreshments were served. a silver syrup jar was presented. The next class meeting is September 26 with Mrs Long as hostess.
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Victor L. Long
Chicago
Second Street
E. B
Harry Sargent
Long
Horace Gilbert
Washington Street
Loyal Bereans
Loyal Berean Bible Class
Central Church of Christ
BE. Barrett
Randolph Street
Wenzie
Woman's Club meets tomorrow at 3 PM
The Woman's Club will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Public Library West. Mrs H W Tre'verd will present a report on the General Federation of Women's Clubs. All members are urged to be present.
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Seraphic Heights Hospital
Old Grace M. EB
Mulberry and
Fourth Streets
Charles
Lindinger
Woman's Club
H. W. Tre‘verd
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Former Waterloo resident dies in Dubuque
Mrs. John Muir Sr. of Waterloo died in Dubuque last Friday at midnight due to pernicious anemia after a yearlong illness. Native of Glasgow, she aged 60, lived in Waterloo six years, left eight children and seven grandchildren, buried in Dubuque beside her husband who died seventeen years ago. She attended Third Presbyterian Church Dubuque and First Presbyterian in Waterloo, member of the Daughters of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muir
Waterloo
Dubuque
John, Jr
Samuel
Davis
Albert
George
Tacoma
Wash
Emer
Abcbie
Samuel G. Smith
Bacramanto
Cal
George Smith
Scotland
Deredent
Glasgow
Third Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Dnngres of Honor
James O' Herron
Ernest Chevealier
William Allan
Misa Bertha Colby
George McMillan
Georges Smith
Local social notes and events in Littleton area
Mr and Mrs Chas Pratt and sons visited Guy Stoddard near Jesup. Vera Hayward stayed with aunt Mrs Storey near Fairbank. Mrs F F Fannan and daughter Gladys of Waterloo visited in H B Patten’s home. Chas Emerson visited T B Durham’s, Wm Robert went to Independence. Pearl DeMill visited Jesup. Bentley family moved to Center Point. Strempke family to join Chas McLaughlin. Beulah Stoner of Plentywood arrives for six weeks with relatives. her children are well. Mina Ren Scott spent Sunday in Winthrop. Ira Jesse family visiting Chicago for two weeks. D F Logan and Marie McGready of Independence visiting Mrs J Alexander. Ladies Aid meets Sept 19 at Patten’s. Hoy Albright and family move to Brown home. Franks Padding killed near Denver. widow’s sympathy. Chas Merthaler improving after appendicitis. August Krantz wedding at Fairbank. bride name not learned. Bazaar at P F Benson’s raised funds. 52.05. Scaffold accident on Pingree farm injured Grover Wingree and Geo Fish. Hotel Corlis busy with guests including several doctors and Mrs. Dodge. George and Donald Rauschl return to Harvard Military School in Los Angeles.
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Independence
C. BE. Manross
Alck
Pearl DeMill
Eunice Cook
Jesup
Chas. Bentley
Chas. McGlaughlin Farm
Center Point
Gus. Strempke
Beulah Stoner
Plentywood
Ment
Mina
Rene Scott
Winthrop
Ira Jesse
Chicago
D. F. Logan
Misa Marie McGready
J. Alexander
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. B. Patten
P. F. Benson
Pingree
Grover Wingree
Geo
G Rover
Geo. Fish
Hotel Corlis
Cole
Barclay
Kennedy
Leehey
Luthmer
Qoclwein
Beinett
Bremer County Fair Gains Noted With Expanding Features
Bremer County Fair in Waterloo showcases its expansion with the largest exposition hall display of home and farm products, a new log cabin exhibit, and a parade lineup. Special races prize money totals 2400 dollars with county and neighboring races spread across Tuesday to Friday, plus grand fireworks at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miller
J. Q. Lauer
Waverly
Waterloo
Bremer County
Northeastern
Down
Exposition Hall
Jack Hawk
Fayette and Chickasaw
Bremer
Butler
Iowa Senators Praised by Labor Leader in Des Moines
Des Moines reports AFL Legislative Committee Chairman Arthur J. Holder lauds Senators Cummins and Kenyon, praising their alignment with the people. He stresses labor’s nonpartisan stance, pledging to present candidates’ records for judgment, and notes Kenyon’s early alignment with mass sentiment and action over promises. Holder travels west to gather material on railway strikes and plans to visit Iowa officials before heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
William
Kenyon
Iowa
United States Senate
Arthur J. Holder
American Federation of Labor Legislative Committee
Organized Labor
Mr. Holder
United States
Senate
Cummins
Meno
Washington
Holder
A. L. Urick
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iick
Sioux City Wins 1913 Convention for National Postmasters
JT N LaBarre named delegate to the National Association of Assistant Postmasters. His substitute A J Kolthopp of New Hampton reports the 1913 convention will be held in Sioux City, the first time west of Chicago. M A Shaver of Sioux City was elected first vice president of the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. N. LaBarre
Fey National Association of
Boyish prisoner paroled after five year reformatory term
Joseph P. Hedenbaugh aged 17 pleaded guilty to breaking into a Cedar Falls hardware store. Judge Platt suspended a five year reformatory sentence during good behavior and placed him under his father G M Redenbaugh's guardianship. A loaded revolver was found on arrest and in his room. The court noted his youth and small stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Hedenbaugh
Cedar Falls
Fzace
Platt
Hareany
G. M. Redenbaugh
Oxden
Georges Roberts
Cadar Falls
Young Redenbanagh
Wes
Shorey
Marshal Enton
Redenbauzh
Courier Patterns for Courier Patterns Fashion Department
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send the coupon and 16 cents for each pattern to Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo. Include 16 cents for each pattern. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending order.
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Fashion Department
Wa- Terloo Evening Courier
Wa- Terloo
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Ellis Hotel
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Mollie Iarier
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Fred Wimber
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Edna Lang
Ina Jacob
Ridge View
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Galloway Company
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Mise Geyer
F. W. Jacob
Glenn Tibbits
Miss Geyer
Beulah McDonald
Anna Lenz
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G. Hartman
J. Ludke
L. Campagna
Newell Street
Charles Grietnow
W. T. Hays
Seventh Street
Vivian Adams
N. A. Talty
Jessie Bodey
Vivian M. Adama
Amos Adams
David Stickney
Burton W. Adama
Third Street
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Edna Howland
Pythian Sisters' First Meeting
E. Swank
Julia Plumb
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A. &. Johnson
Sacha Wright
Ethel Wichman
H. C. Egbert
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Chautauqua Park
Rand
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J. C. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
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Mra. Aneel Humphreys
Sana Souci
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Wilma Humphrey A
Luke Streigel
Maurice Flaherty
St. Joseph's College
Genevieve Flaherty
Pearl McLarman
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