Jennie McCoy Weds Charles James Knapp in Simple Home Ceremony
A Waterloo society wedding unfolds at 187 Franklin Street as Jennie McCoy becomes Mrs. Charles Knapp with 50 guests, a Mendelssohn march, yellow and green décor, and a shower of congratulatory gifts. The couple, longtime locals, plan a Northeast trip and will reside at 326 Franklin after November 1.
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J. R. McCoy
Franklin Street
Jennie
Charles James Knapp
TD. Mulcahy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gladys Klein
Mendelssohn
Ruth Fish
Marie Edwards
Mary Ham
McCoy
Julia Knapp
Irene Knapp
T. R. McCoy
William McCoy
Wm. Bates
Waterloo
Nevada
Waterloo High School East
J. J. Knapp
Knapp Drug Company
Elks’ Lodge
Masonic Order
Blanche Hopkins
Florence Crouse
Citronelle
Ladies’ Guild of Christ
Evans Coolidge
Courier patterns and pattern coupons for Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers are invited to obtain up-to-date Courier pattern designs by sending the attached coupon to the fashion department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 10 cents and allows seams. Orders are filled as quickly as possible and should reach buyers within ten days after submission.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Removing Her Skin From the Feminine World
An old fashioned beauty remedy claims mercolized wax applied at night will absorb faded outer skin to reveal a fresh complexion. It promises safe use, removal of freckles tan liver spots and pimples, and a youthful look with daily washing in the morning.
Pleasant Surprise Party And Wedding Announcements
A society event features Mrs Springer and guests at a surprise party marking their upcoming Arkansas move. Other items include weddings in Waterloo and Vinton, social meetings at Central Church of Christ, a pre nuptial shower for Hazel Biddulph, a Pythian Dance, a D A R picnic, and Sacred Heart Society gathering with refreshments.
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Central Church of Christ
Emma Richardson
Noble
Vinton
A. T. Lane
Cora Lane
Walter Palmer
C. C. Griffin
Bartles-Sweney OU Company Mentioned in Lommelty Note
Fragmentary text shows Mr. Lommelty connected with the Bartles-Sweney OU company over four years. Details are incomplete but indicate a business association or inquiry involving the named firm and individual.
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Black's
Mr. Lommelty
Bartles-Sweney OU Company
Fractured Masonic and church notices from September 1914
Announcements from Ascalon Commandery No. 2h involve a Friday drill meeting on Sept 22 1914 at 7230 o clock with urging for attendance. Regular meetings for W RO and other lodges urged, with notes on district convention plans and first post‑summer meetings. A gardening class bake sale is listed at Waterloo Burnside Co. and other scant notices reference a Tabernacle chapter event, a MoM degree practice, and visiting companions invited.
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Ascalon Commandery
Ky. T
Tabernacle Chapter
M. Degren
Mrs Chassell Sets Sights In Waterloo Delegacy
Mrs. O. B. Chassell the sole woman candidate for lay delegate to the general conference arrived in Waterloo for the annual gathering. Formerly Miss Bila Buckingham she taught at Cedar Falls State Teachers College Ellsworth College Iowa Falls and served five years as Hardin county superintendent. A longtime Methodist active in Epworth League Sunday School and missionary groups she spent years on frontier missions in Wyoming and the Black Hills. With expected strong support from conference women she will be elected at the lay electoral conference tomorrow at the First Congregational church where she is secretary. A note from Eagle Grove asks Waterlog for material experience as next year’s payment plans are discussed. Try a Courier Want Ad.
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O. B. Chassell
Waterloo
Hardin County
National Educational Association
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Frontier Home
Sevral
Wyoming
Black Hills
Chassell
First Congregational Church
Chasgell
Pleasantly Surprised at Fourth Street Party
Mrs Charles Zimmerman honored guest at a pleasant surprise party hosted by Mrs Julia Pettit on Fourth Street West. Thirty five neighbors attended for conversation and fancy work then shared a picnic supper. The Agoga class of Walnut Street Baptist church plans a social Friday evening with a short program and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Alfred Lommel had an informal house warming after their recent Webster City marriage, guests bringing refreshments and a set of spoons for the couple.
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Ladies' Social Union
HB. Lichty
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Franklin Street
Church
Taft Day
Alice
Alfred Longley
H. B. Cropper
BE. Duke Naven
O. A. Kaya
Hammond Avenue
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Jessie Sweeney
Walnut Street
New England
D. A
Charles Zimmerman
Galesburg
Genevieve
Lombard College
Julia Pettit
Fourth Street
Orlock
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Alfred Lommel
Webster City
First Street West
Van Camp's Milk Promises Pure, Fresh Dairy Value
Advertises Van Camp's milk as superior and consistently fresh. Claims dairies in seven states with copper vacuum processing to reduce water content, arguing lower cost than daily milkman delivery and halved milk bills for the average home.
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van Demp
Eva Holm and Harry Holm in divorce cross petition
Eva Holm sues for divorce alleging cruelty neglect and affection for others. Harry Holm answers cross petitions with similar charges claiming she struck him and allied with other men. The couple married July 20 1908 and seek custody of their two year old child Ennis Holm currently living with the maternal grandmother in Pipestone Minn.
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Eva Holm
Harry Holm
Thea
Holm
Hin
Ley
Helen
Pakkh
Norne Ifr
Ennis Holm
Crystal Theatre Presents Eclectic Week Of Features
Crystal Theatre strengthens its weekly slate with the Orpheum talent book. The Lord of Dreams stars a spectacular novelty while the McConnell sisters deliver a mace filled with novelty. The Original Pearlmatter and Son show shines with Leonard and Ward presenting an intensely entertaining act. Willis and Collins deliver witty comedy sketches. Gordon and Barker offer an athletic musical novelty as champion lady bappuachee of the world is introduced.
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Orpheum
Paul Kleist
Lord of Dreams
McConnell Sisters
Pearlmatter & Son
Leonard & Ward
Willis & Collins
Gordon & Barker
Uring
Realty Dealers in Peck of Trouble
The Waterloo Real Estate Board, recently organized, faces a lawsuit seeking 69 dollars for services in organizing. Nineteen board members are named as defendants in the justice court action, with a hearing set before Justice J. E. Dempster on Wednesday morning, Sept. 27.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
R. le Puk & Co
Justice Court
B. F. Ballou
C. Vkrebner
M. RB. Net
P. J. Martin
J. E. Dempster
Ofelonk
Appeal for Faith Mission seeks monthly subscriptions
To the public, a call for help for Faith Mission at Firth and Jefferson. Four months of operation with 9 street meetings, 135 services, 23 home visits, 23 souls saved or sanctified, and five business meetings. Expenses run about 279.46 with rent 350 monthly. subscribers needed 10 monthly. Rev Allie Frick invited, endorsements by local pastors, and organ dedication news.
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Faith Mission
Firth and
Jefferson Streets
Tao
God
Flost
Allie Frick
Pilot Point
Tex
J. E. Hutcheson
Snot
Van Camp's MilkPromise: Sterile Convenience All Month
An advertisement touts Van Camp's canned milk as always on hand with a month’s supply. It claims no shortage or waste, long opened can keeps. contrasts with milk from a milkman, alleging Van Camp’s is utterly sterile and germ free for safe serving.
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van Camp
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Iowa State University
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Everett Chamberlain
Phi Kappa Psi
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Corn Bell Telephone Company
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Renton County Times
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Florence McDermott
Hazel Biddulph
Miss Giddulph
Pythian Dancing Club
Tomorow
Pythian Temple
Myers’ Orchestra
Sacred Heart Society
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Society
Sacred Head Catholic
Renardy
Wellington Street
Will Miller
I. J. Pieres
Sacred Heart
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