Birthday and wedding notices fill society page
Eighth birthday for L. Klingaman and sixteenth for Ruth Klingaman celebrated at Mrs. George Johnson's home with 30 grandchildren present. out-of-town guests from Iowa City. Numerous other society items include a family picnic for the Hummel clan, Lena Johnson and John Badge marriage, a twelfth birthday party for Dolores Ong, and several club and church notices with gatherings and receptions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Klingaman
Ruth Klingaman
George ¥. Johnson
Ray
California
Klingaman
Black Hawk County
Johnson
Clarence
Waskan
Iowa City
W. M. Fegels
Otto Thiltgen
Byrnes Park
Fegies
Thiltgen
Charles Hummel
Hummel
HR. G. Phinney
Arthur and
Alberti Hummel
Waterloo
Daniel Hummel
LaPorte City
Side Talks on Memory and Mannerisms
Ruth Cameron reflects on how memory preserves subtle traits of friends. She discusses how unique gestures, expressions, and handwriting shape personal images, noting both charming and unattractive mannerisms and the difficulty of deciding when to comment. Advertising is always NEWS.
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes
Advice column on winter towcut evening dresses focusing on improving shoulders and back. Discusses sunburned necks, bleaching skin, and the role of a flawless back in fashion, noting actresses with notable backs and insurance myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bent Forbes
Allen Memorial hospital planned for Waterloo
A meeting at the home of F J Eightey in Highland is expected to form a hospital association to accept H L Allen’s donation of land and cash for a modern Waterloo hospital named in his honor. A site on Logan avenue near the city north limits was chosen by a committee led by W F Parrott and George Lichty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Eightey
Highland
H. L. Allen
Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
Allen
Logan Avenue
al Jen
Eightey Home
W. F. Parrott
George E. Lichty
C. E. Pickett
C. D. Cass
E. L. Johnson
F. J. Fowler
F. L. Norther
Parrett
Coon Sentenced 30 Days After Jail Break Attempt
Albert Lyle, colored, received 30 days for attempted entry of a residence and then tried to escape by prying a jail transom. He was found climbing toward the rear aperture and locked back in his cell. A second inmate remained in the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lyle
Lyle
Weekend Police Docket Shows Light Grist
Three traffic violators forfeited bonds and one disorderly conduct case was dismissed in municipal court. Oliver Bussard, arraigned on a false check charge, requested time to plead and was continued to 2 p m. He was arrested in Cedar Rapids and brought to Waterloo by Bailiff John Sweitzer on a local cigar store warrant. A raid on 1112 Steamore street yielded two homebrew cases and a jar of beer. Jacob Zerwis owns the place. No arrests yet from the liquor raid led by Chiefs Young and Sheriff Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
ever-Sundare Grist
Oliver Bussard
Bussard
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
John Sweitzer
Young
Wagner
Steamore Street
Jacob Zerwis
Husband Takes Wife From County Jail In East Moline
Amanda Julia Mason, a young mother of three, began singing operatic fragments while confined in the county jail. Her husband, Franklin Mason, drove her and the children from the jail to their East Moline home hoping a change of scene would help. She had been treated for a mental illness before and was discharged as cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Julia Mason
East Moline
Mason
Thinois
Tack
Civilization's Debt to Literature Addressed at Convention
Julian B. Arnold argues literature formed civilization from primitive speech to writing and printing. He traces oral legends to epic canons, notes the Bible and Koran as guiding texts, laments modern journalism's shift to sensationalism, and extols books and newspapers as drivers of education and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Lawn City resident gravely ill after paralysis stroke
Cedar Falls reports George T. Morgan of Lawn City is critically ill after a stroke. He recently went to Fairbury, Mississippi, and was in charge of sorghum milts in Fairbury. A clarifying note states a different Earl Hileman from Ottumwa is not the same person involved in a landgraf car case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
George T. Morgan
Fairbury
William Morgan
Morgan
Earl Hileman
Landgraf
Ottumwa
Eect
Bridge Street
Waterloo
Death of Willow G Bussler Sudden at Waterloo Water Works
Willow G Bussler a chief engineer for the Waterloo Water Works died suddenly at work in Waterloo on the night shift. The cause was heart disease though he had prior heart trouble. He collapsed at the pump room and died before aid arrived. Born near Waterloo September 30 1864 he had long service with the waterworks and was survived by his widow and daughter Edith. Brothers and sisters live in Waterloo and other states. Funeral services Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. under the Odd Fellows and burial at Fairview. The deceased was also a member of the Knights of Pythias and his remains may be viewed at the hearse home until Wednesday.
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Marlborough College
FP. W. Farrar
Canterbury
House of Commons
Moses
Idean
Arissa
Abhul Kale
Sydney Smith
Cantersbury
Sion
Reindeer Horn
Ince
Kipling
Stevenson
Iia
Greece
Willow G. Bussler
Jebief
Pitt Mw
Bussler
Lafayette Street
Mr. Busater
Qi Ue
Waterloo
Waterworks
Younering
G Ehlet
Eleasure Wintarode
Baltimore
Edith
Charles D
Watter
Daniel Busster
J. Busster
Washington State
WH. Ftyde
Anna Vusster
Westington Springs
Minn
Laxigeoran
Order of Odd Fellows
J. 1 Macartney
Fairview
Knights of Path- 5
Magimay
Kussler
WY Hearnhone
Sioux City Women Apply for Election Board Jobs
Sioux City reports a surge of applications from women for poll worker posts as registrars clerks and judges ahead of the presidential election. Sixteen women have applied for registrar roles with most being married and middle aged while only a small number of men have offered. Officials favor women as registrars but prefer men for judges and clerks yet expect increased help due to woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Neweon
Jclerks
Musical Talent at Chautauqua Valued at Over Seventeen Thousand
International Chautauqua and Lyceum association now in convention at Cat tle Congress Hippodrome offers over 17000 in musical talent. Leading artists will appear, with strong public support for the arts after wartime boosts. Lyceans and bureaus report record business and two to three months of instrument deliveries delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Chautauqua and
Lyceum Assoriation
Cattle Congress
Lyceans
Chantsuaua
Waterloo Chautauqua Visitors Highlight Local Figures
The Waterloo Chautauqua drew long distance guests led by W Hurricon of Sted Path Burruud and George G Whitehead of Redpath. Notable attendees included Harry and Veron Harrison native Iowans with ties to Anita, Columbus, and Chicago Redpath. Berry Harrison helped organize wartime entertainment and Keith Vawter, Cedar Rapids figure, directed four tours totaling over 400 centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Hurricon
Stedpath Burruud
Columbus
George G. Whitehead
Redpath
Russell-lounsun
Jarrison
Waterloo
Harrison
Chilrigy
Harry
Veron Harrison
Anita
Harry Harrison
Chicago
Vergon Harrison
Weadquart
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Bing harnesses Chautauqua success with Ralph Bingham
Ralph Bingham, vice of good fellows, arrives to assure the Chautauqua assembly in Waterloo gains. He helped found the 1903 forum, and his touring plans included a hoped dinner with the old guard. Bingham also promoted Rotary and vaudeville ties, later hosting broadcasts and gatherings with stars at Atlantic City and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bingham
Philadelphia
Bing
Bellesvue-Stratford
Rotary Inccheon
Blyget
Clcient
Pennsylvania Constabulary
New London, O
Seasen
Good Fellows
Rattler
Bingham
Rotary Clubs
Atlantic City
Rory
Victor Talking Machine Company
Lingham
Ambassador Hotel
Carttsz
New York Hippodrometre
Association of Actors
the Lambs’ Club
Coliseum
Madison Square Garden
Tom Wise
Mississippi
John McCormack
C. W
Victor
John MacCormack
Broadway
MacCormack
McCormack
Bingham Opens Summer Circuit on Redpath Premier Tour
Fred Dale Wood notes Bingham joined the Redpath Horner Premier circuit for three weeks this summer. He performed on 18 dates starting in August in Pueblo Colorado, touring several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dale Wood
Redpath
P.S. Yes
Bingham
Redpath Horner
Pueblo
Colo
Red Sox Purchase Fort Worth Players In Bid for Success
Fort Worth club sells pitchers Joe Patel and Bill Whittaker and infielders Frank Hailey and Edward Hoffman to the Boston Red Sox. The players will report to spring training as part of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Sox
Fort Worth
Port. Worth, Tex
Joe Patel
Bill Whittaker
Frank Haiey
Edward
Dutch) Hoffman
Boston Red Sox
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J. B. Macartney
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Chicago University
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Diinner Saturay
John
Parmie Garramoni
Earnest O’conne
Richard Abel
Outsophomore
Messrs. Garr
O’conner
Coe
Abel
Iowa State College
Ames
C. U
Willard Hall
J. D. Club
Mrs. Jamies Register
Forbes
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial, Hall
May Walker
Marian
Happy Hour Club
W. C. Kohl
Edrie Carr
Tri Elliott
Gladys Gindt
United Presbyterian
Ladies’ Ald Society
J. W. Galloway
M. E
C. G. Crabtree
Deborah Society
Nurses’ Association
Registered Nurses’ Association
District Four
Walnut Street
Baptist—Alpha Philathea
Mabel Reese
Ruth Cameron
Mary M
Mary A
Mary
Ber
George
Allem
Nemeurrow
Coon
Moline
Internationl Lyceus and Chauiudue Association
Ceunteries
Down
Julian B. Arnold
jPapers
Arpcold
Suries
Treasuries
Nulie
Lawn City
Illinois
the Courier
Wallace Rere Amsbury
LC. A
H. P. Harrison Redpath
Sday
Armour Institute
Keith Vawter
Ciicuit
Barry Harrison
Wartey
W. 4Th St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
Deena
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