Waterloo DAR entertained. Mondamin feast and Safley Echlin wedding
Waterloo Daughters of the American Revolution members, led by Regent Mrs J W Richards, enjoyed a fall meeting at Mrs H W Sigworth’s Park Avenue West home with music and papers. The Mondamin Feast at Ellis Hall attracted many for dinner and 5 to 7 supper. Margaret Saffey married Rev R D Echlin of Sioux City at Westminster church Cedar Rapids in traveling green suit. luncheon at Montrose hotel. Saffey is Tipton born and ex-head of Washington High history.
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D. ‘A. Rvs
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. W. Sigworth
Park Avenue West
J. W. Richards
Mildred Hummel
Ruth Fish
J. M. Hileman
Ewen Rountree
Hugh Wynne
Cora Bunn
del Riego
Ellis’ Hall
Christ Episcopal Church
Montrose Hotel
Tipton
Iowa University
Washington High School
Second Presbyterian Church
Katharyne M. Evans
Miss Smily
John Wilkes Booth
REBEKANS FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNI VERSARY CELEBRATED IN SIOUX CITY
The fifty eighth anniversary of the Rebekah degree was celebrated by Temple Rebekah lodge No. 5 and Progressive lodge No. 452 in the Odd Fellows hall with about a hundred attendees. Rev Noah Garwick gave an address and a social program of piano solos readings and toasts followed by refreshments served by local members.
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Rebekah
Temple Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
W. W. Whitenack
Myrtle Biggs
Noah Garwick
T. F_ Ruler
Maine students strike over hazing pledge demand
Between 500 and 600 University of Maine upperclassmen seized on the first day of term to protest a new anti hazing pledge required for entry. Recitations were halted as a conference loomed with faculty. Students argue the pledge is arbitrary and too vague, insisting some hazing customs may continue while vowing not to violate the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Further Probe Into Coal Cases
Seattle correspondent notes Taft’s ruling in the Ballinger Gravis controversy does not alter claims to vast coal lands near Kaul Ta Alaska. Syndicates pursue the lands with estimates ranging from 75 million to 1 billion dollars as government orders prompt a more thorough investigation of the coal fields. A promotional line for Champlain’s remedy follows.
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Seattle
Wash
Taft
Kaul‘Ta
Alaska
Buyers Eager for Water Bonds Amid Legal Doubts
Rumors of buyer dissatisfaction are denied as John Watson and GC Wolf, pursuing a $400,000 water bond issue, push to complete the sale. A written opinion from bond expert Webber is awaited to assess ballot form and debt limit issues and outline necessary steps or possible reballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuart Watson
GC. C. Wolf
Watson
Wall
Webber
Rally Day Service At First Presbyterian Church
The Young People's Society invites all to a Rally Day service Sunday at 6 45 with short addresses by Miss Mary Christie W W Beal Miss Georgia Day and Mrs H W Red erd on topics about youth and church life Special vocal numbers will be performed by Mrs F C Liffring and Miss Genevieve Edwards Also an unrelated advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty tonic sold by Knapp Pharmacy and C J Miller.
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Young People’s Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Christie
Young People’s Society
W. W. Beal
Georgia Day
H. W. Rederd
F. C. Liffring
Genevieve Edwards
Lady Maccabees Host Thimble Bee and Club Meetings
Announcements note deadline must be met by 3 am for publication. The Lady Maccabees of Hive No 27 plan a thimble bee at Mrs J C Duke 824 Logan Ave on Wednesday afternoon Sept 22 inviting all members and friends. The Young Women's club of First Congregational church meets at Miss Miller 205 W Wellington St Monday evening with Miss Kinney and Miss Miller as hostesses. The Modern National Reserve holds a regular meeting at Soash Land Company hall Monday evening Sept 20 inviting all members and a guest.
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W. Bouldin
Fourth Street
Charles Wagner
Charles Kinniburg
Lady Maccabees
Hive No
J. C. Duke
Logan Avenue
Young Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
Miss Miller
Wellington Street
Miss Kinney
Modern National Reserve
Soash Land Company
Improvements on Leland Avenue
Dr J A Pinkerton former Traer physician has disposed of his practice and will reside in Waterloo He bought two Leland Avenue lots and a barn foundation is under construction The family will occupy E E Streamer property on Leland Avenue Excavation for Congressman Charles E Pickett’s new home has finished with foundation work to begin next week John Hanson is building a cottage on the avenue
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J. A. Pinkerton
Traer
Waterloo
John Hanson
Wm. Bailey
C. L Patten
G. L. Patten
T St
Washington, D.C
Old Guard
Ryan
Rysa
Nome
Alaska
Charles Stewart Parnell
Washington
New Willard
D.C
Thomas Cate
Congress
Pacific Slope
8Th St
Washington, D. C
Lahm to Operate Army Dirigible at Des Moines Tourney
First Lieut. Frank P. Lahm of the signal corps is ordered to Des Moines Iowa for temporary duty operating dirigible balloon No 1 belonging to the army at the military tournament beginning September 20.
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Avistor
Washington, D. C
Frank P. Lahm
Signal Corps
Des Moines
Iowa
Army
Vic Hugo Vaudeville Mix Delights Waterloo Crowd Tonight
Amusements in Waterloo feature Jewel's Manikins and a strong bill including Hamilton and West, Lillian Murtha, Mueller and Mueller, Merrit and Love, Chas Hay and Edengraph. The Waterloo theatre has drawn capacity crowds, signaling strong vaudeville momentum as Vic Hugo promotes a second week with The Great Kleine Family and seven European cyclists to headline.
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Vic Hugo
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Jewel's Manikins
Jewel
Hamilton
West
Lillian Murtha
Mueller
Merrit
Love
Chas
Hay
Edengraph Motion Pictures
Lilian Murtha
Merritt
Chas Hay
Edengraph
Hugo
Waterloo Way
Kleine
Germany
New York
Iowa
High Rollers at Syndicate Theatre Delight Crowd
The High Rollers staged two musical farces, A Night's Frolic and 4 Night in Paris, to a delighted audience at the Syndicate theatre last evening. Forty performers impressed with singing, costumes, scenery, and specialty acts. matinee and evening shows scheduled today anticipate strong attendance.
Peruna touted as remedy for coughs and catarrh
A series of testimonial letters from veterans and officials, including Sergeant Arthur A. White of St. Catharines Ontario and Col. C. L Patten, praising Peruna for curing catarrh of the stomach and related ailments. The letters claim dramatic health improvements after six bottles, with endorsements from figures in labor unions and political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Col. Patten
Ryan
Alaska
Cale
Pacific
Arthur A. White
Adame
St. Catharines, Ont
Paardeburg
County Home Plans Fizzle as Supervisors Adjourn
County board passes resolutions on county home plats returning plans to architects and bids to the bidder. Auditor to seek $3,465 from the estate of Em., reflecting disputed costs and potential remodeling versus building anew. Work unlikely this fall. may await spring.
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County Board of Supervisors
Rownd
Pioneering Flight Record Tops Previous High
The flyer achieved an ascent to 223 meters and 763 feet, surpassing the prior best of 183 meters set by Hubert Latham, marking a new height record in early aviation.
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Hubert Latham
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