Waterloo social notes and upcoming weddings in two regions
The Waterloo area records a flurry of club gatherings. Mrs Turner of Baltimore Street hosts a surprise visit by Waterloo Review members while Elsie Hubacher and William Carle announce a Poughkeepsie wedding. Homemaker and Missionary groups meet, with engagements, showers, and birthday celebrations noted amid prep for fall activities.
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Dodge Center
Minn
Turner
Victorina Hunt
Elsie Hubacher
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
William Carle
Lena Hubacher
Waterloo
Iubacher
Muscatine
J. O. Brandt
Emma Steen
Minetta Headiey
Carle
Merchant's National’ Bank
Aladdin Birthday Club
Ries
Goodyear
Duryea Street
Ve R. Shafer
Sires
Sadie Jackson
H. Mu Roberts
Vermilion Bride Irving Dr Long Ella May Cates
Wedding notices recount the ceremony at 3 p.m. yesterday at 626 Leland avenue with Rev J Frank Moore officiating. The couple, Irving Dr Long of Vermilion and Ella May Cates of Manchester, will reside in Vermilion South Dakota with the bridegroom's family connections noted.
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J. Frank Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Irving
Eberly Galletine
Veronica
Eberly
Parkston
S. D
Harry L. Galletine
van Cleve
E. J. Swockwood
Grace Methodist Church
Gallerine
Ready-to-Wear Spotlight at Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
An advertisement urges readers to visit the Courier issue’s full page devoted to ready-to-wear apparel for all feminine family members. The copy highlights unusually large space, urging early selections from a large, complete stock on hand now, with a courteous closing from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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The
Courier
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Three year old drowns reaching for doll in jar
Chicago report states three year old Peter Stein of Avenue M 10036 dropped his doll into a large jar in the backyard and reached for it. he became stuck and drowned. local details indicate emergency responders were unable to rescue him.
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Chicago
Peter Stein
Avenue M
Senator Cummins May Speak At Iowa Suffrage Meet
The forty fifth annual Iowa Equal Suffrage Association convention opens September first 1921 at Waterloo's Manut Street Baptist church with headquarters at Hotel Russell Lamson. Senator A H Cummins is expected to speak Wednesday evening while Miss Anna B Lawther and Mrs James A Devitt discuss future work and budgeting.
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Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
A. HB. Cummins
Manut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo Equal Suffrage Association
J. E. Ridenour
Lulu D. Cushman
Blanche Edwards
Waterloo Association
Shestess
Marsh
H. D. Scott
Burlington
Virginia Branner
Chariton
Anna B. Lawther
Dub
R. A. Folk
H. B. Kelly
E. Duke Naven
C. J. Rudolph
W. F. Highmey
Elvira Tyler
F. W. Powers
Black Hawk
Boy breaks same arm three times in year
Hampton reports Vern Freeman, 10 year old son of William Freeman, has broken the same left forearm three times within a year. Each injury came from a simple fall while standing on the ground. The boy seeks a substantial discount from his physician’s bill due to repeated treatment. v. C. Murtagh honored. Democratic candidate is to conduct a speaking campaign in Indiana and New York in October under the party committee.
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Hampton
Vern Freeman
Ben
Wm. Freeman
V. C. Murtagh
J. ©. Murtagh
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
New York
Train Your Hair as an Actress Ad From an Advertisement
A period ad claims actresses invest time on hair care. It recommends dissolving a teaspoon of canthrox in hot water to make a cheap shampoo, costing under three cents. The method allegedly cleanses dandruff and dirt, adds fluff and color, and stimulates scalp health for growth.
Instant hot water heater saves child's life in Dayton ad
A Dayton Ohio ad recounts a family crisis where a child with cholera morbus was saved by instant boiling water from the Ohjo-M heater installed beside the bath. The owner now praises the device and urges dealers to offer a 30 day trial with a booklet and full particulars from The Dayton Manufacturing Company in Dayton Ohio.
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Jane
Tunes
Jones
Dayton Manufacturing Company
Daxyten
Ohio
Record Judgment in Glack Hawk Co. case noted
Plaintiffs seek a decree valuing their claim at $600,000 in a vast Black Hawk county gear case over a differential gear rights dispute. The motion, filed Aug 17 by Judge W Mullan, asks for stock certificates and repayment of $7,964.71 among defendants based on their interests, with a Sept 18 hearing date scheduled. Edwards Longley Ransier Smith represent plaintiffs. Pickett Swisher Farwell and J T Sullivan defend.
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Black Hawk County
Cast Co
lLlock
AL 5. Gear Company
Co. W. Mullan
GQ. E. Brown
Brown
W. IL Hareris
W. L. Pedicord
M. & S. Company
Plaintif
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Smith
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
J. T. Sullivan
Civil War voters law under probe in Iowa
Investigators scrutinize a Civil War era Iowa law that would allow veterans living off state grounds to vote in elections. The 1862 measure, not fully integrated into the 1897 code, faces questions on applicability to National Guard members and how it fits current election rules. An attorney general led inquiry aims to determine scope and possible amendments before October.
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Yes Moines
Spucul Rexsian
General Assembly
da An Elert
Henry B. Simpson
Lowa General Assembly
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Rush Clark
House of Representatives
Needham
Senate
Kirkwood
State Census Board
United States
Tie
JRGS
Sampson
Pergatoran
National Guard
Oet
Glycerin’s Not Evaporating Property Highlighted
The note discusses glycerin and claims extraordinary aurious squids possess a feature of not evaporating. It reads as a quirky snippet focusing on unusual scientific or fantastical ideas without conventional scientific backing.
Sheriff Seeks Monthly Settlement On Service Fees
J F Wall, head of the county accounting department, urged ending delinquent mileage bills for serving notices or refusing similar services in the future. He told the county board the sheriff should be paid mileage when earned and fees promptly. The board once ordered advance payment, later rescinded. Sheriff Henderson prefers monthly settlements with attorneys, who would pay mileage but oppose service and copy fees.
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J. F. Wall
D. A. Henderson
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Women’s Club
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C. W. Cremer
Baltimore Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. J. Peverill
Jappy
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First Baptis Church
A. Covell
South Street
Edmund Rauseh
M. M. Beal
Daugh
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Mmes. Covell
Gon
Frank Nauman
Richard
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Leon
Irs
Nati Stevenson
Walls
Elizabeth Ogan
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John Dearley Willl
A. H. Adams
Herbert Marshall and
Robert
William
Illinois
Addams
Freeport
Jane Addams
D. H. Reichard
Marshall
Des Moines
Helen Menres
J. T. Knapp
Blanche Knapp
Syracuse
X. Y. Gladioli
Missionary Society of
Sisterhood
First United Brethren Church
T. Whittle
Hawthorne Arerive
Sociebia
Northminister Church
E. W. Lanham
Cedar Falls
South Dakota
Growth Front
Pedersen
Martha Pedersen
Home Park Boulevard
Norpa Club
Sacred Heart
Church Hall
Mines
M. Shaw
George McGuire
Waterloo Woman's Club
Plymouth Congregational Shurch
St. Francis Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Pond Lily Crochet Club
Mabel Teisinger
K. Isenhower
Maurice Kirby
M. W. Oman
Picot Art Club
J. E. Armstrong
F. FL. McElhinney
Bridge
Claude Gass
Bridge Club
Royal Neighbors
A. Q O. U. W. Hall
Byrnes Park
Busy Bee Club
EB. F. Steege
Conger Street
St. Francis Circle
Charles O'Toole
First Baptist Chorus
Desdemona Club
Frank Yvapp
Cummins
Solon
Glagk Hawk CO
Case OF Bryan & CO
Vsote U. Scarlocto
ALA
Geum
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Terafore
Lawa Regiienty
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Jawa
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Avery Prive
jSbite
James d. Carey
Elma
Ta Caldwell
Elma Irving TD
Leng
Vermilion
Deathla M Tea
Manchester
Gallentine
C. Eherly
Firey
van Meter Water
Jacob
AICTE
Sherif
Mon Tilly
Vpashion Department
Evening Courier
East Fowth
Ds Ivssons
Madame Larcine
Carses
Yeni Aire
Davl Davis VT
Zeer Tin
Earl W. Jacoby
Oakland
Galene
Jack
Sineb
Inch Heights
First National Bank Building
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