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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1914

Page

10

Waterloo Social Notes and Weddings Summary

Waterloo society items list numerous meetings and events across clubs and churches. Highlights include a luncheon for Miss Hazel Keller's engagement to Harry Tullar, a Waterloo wedding for Wilber Trudgian and Olive Harrison, and a Ossoli sorority gathering with music, readings, and a banquet at Sans Souci hotel. Engagements, church notices, and faculty activities fill the page with social happenings in town.

Clara Maynard Hazel Keller Harry Tullar Miss Keller Bernice Shurtitt Wilmette Ill H, GB. Maynard Ossolj Iowa State Teachers’ College Sans Souci

Dr Hartman and wife likely in New York now

A letter from Dr F T Hartman written in London on September 8 describes plans to sail from Liverpool on the Zelland Red Star line, possibly arriving in New York City soon. He notes seeking escape from the war zone, visits to three countries, and intends to spend time in New York and Chicago before reaching Waterloo after October 1.

F. T. Hartman London New York Liverpool Zelland Red Star Line Waterloo New York City Chicago

Street Car Strikes Horses No Injuries Reported

Two incidents at police headquarters reported no injuries. A horse driven by William Kaumann at 424 Oak Avenue was struck by a street car at Fourth and Cascaden avenues. the horse fell but escaped serious injury, the buggy was damaged and occupants unhurt. A horse driven by William McCoy collided with a bicycle operated by Lewis Colby at 8:30 p.m., Colby had minor bruises.

William Kaumann Oak Avenue Fourth and Cascaden Avenue William McCoy Lewis Colby Colby

Elks Welcome Grand Officers Arrive for Visitation

Raymond Benjamin grand exalted ruler of the Elks will visit the city Tuesday morning with James R. Nicholson of Boston and Fred Robinson of Dubuque. They will tour the town, attend a dinner at Kingsley home, and a big clubroom reception opens the evening program for all lodge members.

C. la Kingsley Raymond Benjamin Napa Cal of the Elks Benjamin Kingeley James R. Nicholson Boston Grand Trestees Mr. Kingsley Fred Robinson Dubuque Elks

Clearings of the Cities for Week End Sept 17

Bradstreet's Journal reports U S bank clearings totaling 2 461 534 000 for the week ending September 17 up from 1 863 984 000 last week and 3 229 855 000 a year ago. Canada clearings total 152 623 000, up from 12 905 000 last week and 168 414 000 a year ago. Returns show weekly changes with year over year percentages.

United States Bradstreet's Journal New York

Sohner Family Reunion Draws Thirty-Two Attendees

Thirty-two relatives gathered Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sohner four miles northeast of the city for a very enjoyable reunion. A large dinner was served and noted as an attractive feature. The list of attendees concluded with Mr. and others present.

H. L. Sohner

Social notices from Waterloo and Volga residents

A list of individuals and families from Waterloo and Volga appears, including households headed by Harvey Sohner, J J Chapman, Fred Rinkert, L J Tenny, Samuel Bennington, A A Sohner, Arthur Bohnar, J E Teeter, F W Chapman, and J Sina, all identified as residents or relatives in Waterloo and Volga.

Harvey Sohner Portland Ore J. J. Chapman Fred Rinkert L. J. Tenny Samuel Bennington Volga F. W. Chapman John Sina Waterloo

Indians of Tama County and Iowa mining report

The Meskwaki in Tama County, descendants of a Fox remnant, moved over failed reservations and later acquired nearly 3,000 acres in Iowa. In 1866 they bought land held in trust, aided by state law allowing their stay, while mining in Iowa rose in 1913 with coal and clay industries driving growth.

Iowa Tama County Dr. Ward State Iistorical Society of Towa United State Government Missouri River Kansas Lowry United States Geological Survey State Survey Mississippi River

Iowa Cement and Gypsum Output Rise in 1918

The 1918 output value for the Portland cement industry in Iowa rose by over 10 million dollars, while gypsum products in the state reached 146,939 dollars, up by more than 800,000 from the prior year, reflecting strong growth in construction materials.

Alates Iowa

Wartime letters aim to soften soldiers as war aid slips issued

A London Car reprinted by the New York World describes aid slips for soldiers to use when writing home. The slips include tubular statements about health and general condition marked by pencil to indicate seriousness, and allow only a mention of the corps prayed for, with no locality details allowed.

Hone London New York

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Col. Society House Florence Hageard Christian Church L. C. Moore Me. C Wilber Trudgian Olive Harrison A. P. Kaufman Fort Dodge B. E. Hastings Vera Manson Alvin Trudgian Mr. Trudgian Alvin Anna Galena Jean -Bunyon Smith Percy Newman Carolina Hawks England America Newman C. E B. Pickett Walter H. Rollins J. D. Bacon Mrs. Rollins Oon Wichita Mr. Rollins Walnut Street Baptist Church Roscoe Archer Cecil Freeman Julian Toulous Tom McManns Larry Alen Daughters OF the King J. O. Berkley Be, L. Corton Fred Kimball Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church Kimball Leland Avenue Harold Luloff Reber Avenue Society of Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Hall iFirst Presbyterian Church J. RB. Macartney J.H. Easley East High Cedar River Park DR. Hartman Wipe Pet. Inc Philadelphia Nee St. Louis Pittsburgh Kansas City San Francisco Baltimore Detroit Cincinnati Minneapolis Cleveland Los Angeles Omaha Ola Milwaukee St. Paul Denver Indianapolis Fort Worth St. Joseph Savannah Toledo Des Moines Duluth Peoria Sioux City St Daytonne Little Rock Lincoln Akronea Rar Oklahoma Topeka Cedar Rapids Davenport Fort Wayne pHransville Fall River Tulsa Springfield Helena Rockford Muskogee Quincy Sioux Falls Bloomington South Bend Decatur Sohner Family Nadine National Toilet Company Paris Tenn Wangler Bros Fonda Jos Bridge Street THE Ewelers T & T Special Agit US Rand le Aodawitt Melcale Syndicate BUTI J.& C. Fisher Everett Linderman & Son Emerson Pease Lauter Humano the Marvel Eren Tyler Music CO West Fourth Street Pala Boltman East Fourth and Waterer Streets United Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
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