Waterloo social notes and club meetings roundup
Society items from Waterloo cover a busy schedule with receptions, luncheons, and meetings. The Epworth League at St Pauls hosts a Friday ice cream social. the Cedar River park hosts a First Presbyterian supper. Walnut street Baptist plans a watermelon social. the Woman's Club meets Saturday at 2:30 at Mrs Reed's home. U C T holds a dinner at Elk Run. the W C T U closes a Willard hall house party after three days with 70+ entertained. Cedar Falls delegates attend and officers are named. The Elite Club advertises Courier Patterns and a gymnasium suit. Elks Run hosts a luncheon and card party with local and out-of-town guests. Ema Non Club hosts a dinner. P E O chapter opens. Birthdays are celebrated. marriages occur at Emanuel parsonage. various sewing circles meet at St Marys and Gould auxiliary plans a thimble bee.
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W. H. Rollins
Epworth League of
Willard Hall
Hudson Union
Cedar Falls
California Missions
Frank Cotton
Mary J. Philpot
Herrington
S. D. Mitchel
A. J. Edwards
Modern Thoughts on Grief in a Funeral Scene
Ruth Cameron shares a column note on funeral etiquette and grief. The writer argues for restraint and belief in the soul’s immortality, citing Shakespeare and Christian teachings to challenge public displays of sorrow.
City and State Sae Eae Eee Bee Eee Tee
A brief item notes city and state initials as read by OCR showing fragmentary letters rather than a full event or announcement. The readable text hints at a place name pattern but provides no clear action, date, or context to confirm a specific news item.
Local officers plan tax on reserve funds in fraternal orders
The Watertog Observators No. 106 reports fraternal and benevolent orders aim to raise membership and move main offers from Tunois to Waterloo. Nelson states orders consider capping tax on reserve funds as several orders discuss shank covenants and consolidations.
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Watertog Observators
North Star Idenefit Association
Throweh ii
1Dodo
Thir Rity
Waterloo
Nelson
Othe Bueckershire
Funois
Woodmen Levy Sought On Reserve Fund In Rock Island
A Peoria court decision requires the Modern Woodmen to immediately pay a levy on their reserve fund overseen by Rock Island officials. The ruling affects similar groups, as Iowa cities compete for national offices of the benefit association while Rock Island appeals keep the organization localizing due to its advantageous location.
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Sion
Peoria
Rock Island
Nelson
Lowa
Benefit Association
Big Banquet by Methodist Brotherhood Tonight
The Brotherhood of Methodist churches in the city plans a large banquet this evening at the First Methodist Church parlors. About 200 to 400 people are expected, with plates for that number set. Bates will be toastmaster and several local church workers will give brief speeches. The event aims to foster a stronger Christian spirit among the churches and is expected to be a great success.
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Brotherhood of Methodist Churches
Anons de Loral
Bates
Brotherhood
New Westfield factory to open for wood and metal work
Morris, in charge of the Win Caulaways pattern dept, leads a new Westfield venture at the corner of Westfield Avenue and Milles Street opposite the Galloway glint. The firm will operate a wood and metal jitter work shop with experimental models and general mining tasks. It plans a line of thrift colored wares and more items as it grows.
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Wor
Morris
Charse
Pattern
Win
Caulaways
Taylor County Forgery Case Involving 20-Year-Old Son Of Foreman
A 20 year old man, son of railway section foreman Mike Ransford, faces forgery charges in Taylor county on May 10 1912. The case details include his age and parental occupation as noted in the report.
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Taylor County
Mike Ransford
Century Club Women Burn Naughty Books in San Francisco
The Century Club library committee banned and burned Brieux plays and Pryce novels including Damaged Goods and Elementary Jane after clashing with members over Emma Goldman lectures. The club held a ceremonial burning at the clubhouse and booksellers soon ordered fresh copies.
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San Francisco
Cal
Library Committee
The
Century Club
Blue Stockings
Brieux
Richard Pryce
Emma Goldman
Jane
Grout Plans Southern Minnesota Real Estate Look
WW Grout departs this evening to southern Minnesota to inspect real estate in the area.
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WW. Grout
Minnesota
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WUC
Burch Bros. CO
Copenhagen
Elk Run
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
11. M. Reed
East Third Street
Laverne Heal
State Federation
Cedar Rapids
Matt Parrott
R. Ja Folk
J. H. Woods
Maxwell Case
Ae Elite Club
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
A. Babcock
M. Meehan
George Meffert
Elk Run Inn
Angelina ,Campbell
Verona Weller
C. W.campbell
Guy Campbell
Helen Sedgewick
Ida Copley
Joseph McAllister
Atlantic
Ruth Coykendall
Dupuque
Charles Phelps
Hartley
W. Lohr
Bismark
Gertrude Wangler
F. M. ‘Shores
EMA Non
G. F. Seales
Ema Non Club
Dorothy
John Snyder
Franklin Street
O. Merting
7. Gi. McAlvin
Third Avenue West
Richards
P. E. O. Quartette
3. C. Parent
Westfield
HW. W. Parent
Tulsa
Oklo
Mr. Parent
Parent
Floyd Woughton
Burk
Silver Circle
Charles Sherwood
Che Ul Amendership
Lulu Vose
Otis Dailey
Emanuel Evangelical Parsonage
L. W. Bock
Miss Pearl
Charles Voight Secompany
Harmony Club
S. K. Vale
P. J. Martin
ST. Mary
St. Mary's
J. Beeler
Sne~ Jolls
Felon
Ruth Cameron
Tver
Moreos
Jong
Madonna
Christ
Anamosa
Sherif Plom
Harry Ransford
Mack Hawk
Memphis
National Toilet Company
Parin Tamm
Cy Llenders On Drug Ca
Igler Bros. Co
Hansen & Pletecher
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