Society Notes and Anniversary Celebrations
Local clubs and society pages list Monday and Tuesday meetings at numerous venues including Morary, the ochre club, Clio club, Lend-a-Hand Guild, Loyal Helpers class, Sunset club, Highland Riverside Drive club, and more. Wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr and Mrs M. G. Courn feature tin and pink decor. guests, gifts, and a four course meal described. Birthdays, visits, and concert plans at Coe College, Universalist Church, and local W C A events round out the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Swilivan
Clio Club
Edward Larsen
76Ulberry Street
Lend-a-Hand Guild
Prank Pach
Flrst Brethm Church
J. W. Lichty
Jolly Circle
R. L. McKibben
A. D. Club
M. Pierce
Verein Club
Gcslie
Sunset Club
Henry Austin
Highland
Riverside Drive Club
Willarley
von Dozen Club
Joni Rath
M. G. Courn
Wi. Reidell
Jergymat
C. Temple
W. Fritz
Doris
Waverve
Courier Patterns Offer From Evening Courier
Pattern coupon service invites readers to obtain updated Courier patterns by mailing the coupon and 16 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns accommodate seams and are processed promptly, with delivery expected within ten days after order landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa apple growers rely on college clearing house
Ames September 20. Seventy five apple growers and 95 orchard owners have used the clearing house at Iowa State College to link growers with dealers. Over 750,000 bushels of Sand apples listed for sale, with up to 1,000,000 bushels of winter apples expected. The service does not buy or sell but provides accurate market information and introductions. Contact KR Hertick for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Agricultural Extension Department
Towa State College
Iowa
Hertick
Houss
Zeppelin Raid Over London Seen by Eyewitnesses
Eyewitnesses from Sydney to Bridgeport describe the Zeppelins raid on London near Victoria hotel and Holborn. Bombs fell around the airship as searchlights swept the sky while crowds in night attire gathered in the streets. Damage included warehouses and a six story tenement. about forty killed and 200 wounded, many women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Victorie
Gharing Cross
Metropole
National Gallery
Strand
Alexander McNab
Bridgeport
Holborn
London
SS Paul's Cathedral
Bloomfiels Street
Trafalgar
Lmls
Woialeo
Parkersburg Men Robbed at Hotel
Parkersburg men Larkin and Elmer Smith were robbed at a hotel. King, sharing the room, disappeared with the men’s money and clothes including a suit, coat, cufflinks, and tie. Police checked trains to follow King, believed to have left for Sioux City. Webster City officials were asked to search the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
White CA
Larkin
Elmer Smith
Park Tshore
King
Sioux City
Webster City
Liberty Bell Heads East From San Francisco Exposition
Letters to local organizations from Charles Sizer, chairman of the itinerary committee, state the liberty bell will return to the east after the San Francisco exposition without visiting the town. The message notes the bell’s journey and mentions widespread readership of the Evening Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Charles Sizer
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Majestic and Poora
The Majestic Sun-Way hosts a full vaudeville evening with the Manton brothers in an "annuated tote" sketch and Bondini brothers delivering hits. Al Albart the village songster, Ben Hyer and Brothers on bicycles, and Valiant Paversham in The Right of Way at Family theatre. Saint Gilbert Parker drama lauded as top photo drama. Sarah Bernhardt and Hazel Dawn star in The Heart of Jennifer at Poara, with two reels and the famous Song of Hate at Palace, featuring Tosca cast and Sardon’s La Tosca adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton Brothers
Chicago
Bondini Brothers
al Albart
Ure Audiente
Ben Hyer & Brothers
Valiant Pavershamn
Gilbert Parker
Aind
Dimond
Vt Frama
Francis X.dushnur
Thi Poara
Sarah Nerntardt
Hazel Dawn
Jennifer
Mme. Bernhardt
Ben
Teacher Marion Ransler Profile in Damrosch Echoal
Miss Marion T. Ransler holds a Teachers Certificate and an Artist Diploma from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She later served as an instructor in piano at the Damrosch Echoal. Studio GOL James Black Buikling lists contact as phone 226-11k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Ransler
New York Institute of Musical Art
James Black
Woman Could Hardly Stand and Finds Relief
Philadelphia and Providence women report displacement, inflammation, backache and fatigue eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials praise improved sleep appetite and energy after six bottles, with others urging publication of their names and health victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Mrs. Harry
Fisner
Dounton St
Nicetown
Providence
R. L
Lydia F. Pinkham
Abel Lawison
Lippitt St
Providence, RI
JENYOUS WIN CONTEST POH SUBSCIITNTIONS
The class of 1914 for the BGO Conserv e won the privilege of flying its colors from the flag pole for a week after securing the largest number of Speracer subscriptions. Sherman Deak announced the results, with 530 subscriptions total, up 116 from last year. The senior class was awarded a silver loving cup, while the 1917 class won honors for its members. Foothill assemblies will be held at West High to drown interest in football and recruit more players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Ae
Speracer
Oeigh Solo Pal Cation
Sherman Deak
Aesembly
Saeehas
Iona
Foothill
al West High
Divorce Sought by Coral McDougall on Waterloo Farm
Coral McDougall petitions for divorce from Howard I McDougall, alleging cruelty and separation since March 1814, living on a farm northwest of Waterloo. She seeks alimony of 4000 dollars, restoration of her married name Coral I Shining, and a restraining order to keep him from the home on the forty acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral
McDougall
Howard I. McDougall
Binal
Waterloo
Peintil
Coral I
Marshalltown Visitor Praises Byrnes Park Scenery
Marshalltown attorney Thomas J. Adams and his family visited Byrnes Park, praising its beauty. He noted the park, a noted state beauty spot, and described the mowers and shrubs as impressive during their drive to Watering Yesterday.
Waterloo Touts City Appeal and Cedar River View
In September a visitor praised Waterloo as a notable city, noting the Cedar River overlook on Mullan Avenue and the municipal bathing beach at Gear River Park. He observed strong statements from locals about Cedar River and Des Moines River views and compared Waterloo favorably to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River
Brenner Reports Unusually Low Oat Yields in Minnesota
Local report from Credgston, Minnesota notes oats averaging 44 bushels per acre, with some areas reaching 20. Wheat yields ranged from 15 to 87 bushels per acre. Weather and rains affected farming activities as residents discuss crop results and delays.
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C. W. Brener
Credgston
Minn
Waterloo
Fragmentary notes on local building, leagues and attendance
The excerpt outlines a discussion of a domestic local building season stretched by high costs and loan associations. It mentions Minnesota and Iowa regions, a local association, and opposition to attendance and frost issues. The text is damaged and many names and specifics are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Building and Loan Association Meeting Invited to Waterloo
The Iowa State League of Building and Loan Associations holds a meeting in Waterloo on September 24 at 8 o clock. Papers will be read on the Building and Loan Association and related topics. Delegates from four local associations attend with W B Brann as secretary and other officials. Representants include Wey Stilson from Perpetual Building and Loan and Loin Sawin Mesick from People’s Building while 4. Dempster may join from Home Building and Loan. An invitation extends to H Reynolds of Dukegu to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Young Woman’s Missionary Society
Bessie Docker
Enth Street West
King’s Daughters
M. C. Vaughan
South Street
Shell Rock
Young Peoples
Ffty-Ninth Anual Association
Rock Island
Iowa State League of Huilding
ANU Lou Associations
Ling Mide
Woelping Tern Bementa
Dilbagque Myidayo
At & Clock
Building and Town Association
Janes M.abn Kay
Yivingstons
Mie
Lotelation Dybanie
Waileriog Wile
Lown
W. B. Brann
Jorings
Waterloo Buildings
Loi Company
Wey Stilson
Perpetual Building
Loin
Sawin Mesick
Theeeople
Dempster
Reynolile
Dukugue
Atiatere
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Teachers' Story Tellers League
Lt Morary
Irving Hotel
Inden
Ladies' Aid
Cecelian Society
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Cc. G
Irss
C. C
Iiss Mae Slaughter
Cadar Haights
Wendola Knowles
Pearl Powers
Helen Axtell
Marjorie Stubbs
Julia
Aoniversary
Frank J. Coward
A. N. Coward
Marguerite Cawart
Marlys Wimber
Sixteen Mile Follks
Eleventh Street
Thatange
Wanda Cramer
P. J. Wimber
Floyd Peterson
Phinney Home
A. H. Miller
Wauhpeisa
N. D
Ira Chapman
Boston
Mass
Grant Miller
White Fish
Asant
N. G. Phinney
Mer
Miler
COE College
Coel College Conservatory
Harald Bauer
Fritz Kreisler
Bauer
Kreisler
Jonani
Chicago Opera Co
Mitty Cheatham
David
Clara Mannes
San Carlo Opera Co. Oe
Universalist Church
Murray Club
G. T. A. Soc
Ladics
B. of L. E
Engineers’ Hall
Girls’ Department Committee
W. C
W. M. Baumgartner
Wo OR
Jackson
BH. W. Tromanhauser
OWA
Zepplin Faldon
Couriar
Tarry Fielda
Hurtesqua
Mar Fields
Darlusque
Wu Hong
Obit Bak Pkeyver
Tile Palace
Gloria Tosca
Baron Scarpa
Alario de Campo
Steven Andrassa
Ravan Houston
Hahn
Scarpia
Dorothy Bernard
Hyas
Sardon
Belly Nansen
Arthur Iloops
Fritz de Lind
Hetty Nation
Etrosg
Wisu
Geouw
Wileam Fox
Sats Dow
Denenerie
Combiaud
Jenyous
Reumarsal
Ihejock
Chetauqua Park
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Marshalltown Visttott
Bysenes Park
Shmouell
First National Bank Building
Waterloo Mall
Unit
Ink Te Otty
Swind
Brenner
Beilding and Loan DN AG Meeting
G. LA Verne Ward
Maso
G. Franklin Street
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