Evening and Afternoon Society Notes in Highland Area
Social events and meetings at Highland and Waterloo area churches clubs and groups. Embellished by a detailed wedding report for Miss Margaret Van Metre and Edward Corton with attendants and homecoming plans. The literary department church helpers sewing and K K Klub gatherings are listed along with dates and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret van Metre
Isaiah van Metre
Edward Lincoln Corton
Lime
Fremont
Genevieve van, Metre
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
Smilax
Ricker van Metre
Mary Kuhns
Blanche Martin
Blanche Edwards
Waterloo East
Iowa State University
Kappa Kappa‘ Gamma Sorority
East High School
Courier
Society
Woman’s Club
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Corton
Lincoln
Injured Man Former Resident Arthur Carmack
Arthur Carmack, once of this city, was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash at Rock Springs Wyoming. He earlier worked for the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern and helped lead a local streetcar strike, becoming union president. Police traced his relatives near Clarksville and notified Wyoming authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carmack
Rock Springs
Wyo
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Carmack
Waterloo
Arthur
Leighton
Clarksville
Wyoming
Eleven Cars Derail From Eastbound Fruit Train Near Dyersville
Eleven cars of an Illinois Central eastbound fruit train derailed near Dyersville at 2 o'clock Sunday. Passenger trains Nos 2 402 and 7 were detoured via Chicago Great Western. Wreckage cleared by 9 yesterday enabling No 5 to pass without delay. The accident was caused by a broken down car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Dyersville
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Courier Patterns Offer Courier Updates and Coupons
To obtain the up to date courier pattern of accompanying design send the coupon to the fashion department in Waterlo including 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns include seams and orders are filled asap and should reach you in ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Universalists Plan Rally Week Activities
Universalist church departments announce a rally week with social events starting tomorrow with a Murray club picnic at 7:31 at Miss Matilda Behrens home 622 Randolph street. The Ladies Social Union meets Wednesday at 2:30 at Mrs. Charles Fay 200 Vine street. Friday the Sunday school and Young People's union host a rally social at 7 pm. Saturday afternoon a reception in church parlors for primary cradle roll mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Picnic Club
DB. B. Maphard
F. J. Highmey
Highland
M. E. Church
H.B. Bunnell
Sumner
G. A. Martin
Franklin
Sunset Club
Ida Cooley
Almond
O. D. Manhard
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Ball
Murray Club
Matilda Behrens
Randolph
The
Universalist Church
Randolph Street
Ladies’ Serial Union
Charles Fay
Vine Street
P. J. Martin
Frank Knée
Young People's Christian Union
Fern Hosteter
Marguerite Ladage
Lucile White
J. H. Johnston
Wreck on Rock Island at Dows Narrowly Misses Casualties
Travelers report a wreck on the Sioux Falls Cedar Rapids Rock Island line at Dows yesterday around 4 30 am. A sand train crashed into a standing freight at the depot. the engineer and fireman leaped about 60 feet. The engine plowed through the caboose two cattle cars and toppled. About 40 cattle were killed. The morning shows at Crystal Theatre featured The Nation's Peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falle
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Dows
War Veterans Meet Saturday in Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County Veterans association to hold annual meet in Cedar Falls next Saturday with a picnic for old soldiers and families. Dinner at noon, free music and talks in the afternoon featuring Hon. I Pickett, supper at 6, campfire program, open-air if weather permits. Organized by John Call and J Sid Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Helper's
Pattorn
Alaska
W. H. Howrey
Dorothy Davis
Black Hawk County Veterans’ Association
Cedar Falls
Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary
I. Pickett
John Call
J. Sid Anderson
Waterloo theatre opens Breckenridge stock company play
At the Waterloo theatre tonight the Breckenridge Stock company presents For Humanity's Sake as the opening offering of their eleventh season on a second week engagement. Big week ahead with new plays, 10 cent matinee Saturday, and one free admission for a paid rental before 6 pm. Prices 10 20 30 cents. Tuesday features a wrestling match. Also Crystal theatre showcases Under the Trees with nature themes and Thorne rope shoes promote hoof safety for horses on icy pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
Breckenridge Stock Company
East High Boys Join Co operative Shop Work Plan
Two East High School students start work in Illinois Central shops while the other attends classes. Tomorrow they swap roles with the scholar at the desk at school and the worker in the shops. About a dozen students visited the shops Saturday to gauge the program and earnings run about 15 dollars monthly for six months at 12 cents an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
Illinois Central
Co-Operative
Dubuque
Multiple Weddings In A Small Neighborhood Lead June News
In a tight Lime and Fremont streets area, five marriages occurred in just over four months. Among them were J. F. Simpson with Alice Shutts, Leroy A. Kuhns with Millicent Lake, Virginia VanMetre with Iver B. Lund, Walter H. Ross with Katherine Geyer, and Mrs Lund with E L Corton. Rumor hints at more weddings soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime
Fremont
Dan Cupid
VanMetre
E. L. Corton
J. F. Simpson
Alice Shutts
Leroy A. Kuhns
Millicent Lake
Virginia VanMetre
Iver B. Lund
Kingsley
Walter H. Ross
Katherine Geyer
Lund
Carton
Ames Students Adhere to Courses Amid Record Freshman Class
Ames Iowa September 23 Special registrar Herman Knapp notes Tawa State college students stick to their courses in unusual numbers. He cites a one year figure with a freshman class around 660 in four year courses despite the crowded term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Tawa State College
Herman Knapp
Daal
Rope horseshoes and slippery streets alarm Berline residents
The United States Consul at Berlin notes a booming European rope horseshoe industry caused by icy pavements. Designs include back opening shoes, closed shoes with side crosspieces, tarred rope, and a wood block with bristles at the back to prevent slipping. Long headed nails secure the rope. rope wear matches shoe wear and rarely requires replacement without removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Berlin
Europe
Advertising Doctor Promises Broad Range of Cures
A physician touts electrical treatments and new methods for rupture, cancer, hemorrhoids, fistulae, syphilis, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, tuberculosis, and rheumatism. He claims safer, work-friendly cures, including ozone/oxyolene therapy, with free initial consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Dr W R Coth ern Chronic Disease Specialist
Dr W R Cothern is listed as a chronic disease specialist with office in suite 307 Russell Lambert Building. Hours are 9 to 12 a m 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesup
John Corton
Waterloo Businers College
Corton
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Western Avenue
Genevieve and
Ricker, Jr
Evanston
van Metre
Minnie Farrington
Iowa Falls
Woman's Club
Alfred Longley
J. EB. Bragdon
Margaret Clark
Health Department
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Japan
Nogi
Lethbridge
Canada
EB. T. Alford
D. G. Langlands
L. E. Fowler
Mra. Langlands
Shakespeare
Martha Bedford
Ibsen
E. L. Johnson
Public Library West
Gladys Martin
Lou Hunter
Lafayette
Miss Edwards
Grace Dank
Elberg
Stephen Brown
Marie Good
K. K. Klub
Barbara Campbell
Washington Street
Salome McElhinney
Vivian Innes
Park Avenue West
Willard Hall
C. D. Manhard
Magestic Theatre
Helmet Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Temple
Torii
Crystal Theatre Today
Sean
Universalists
Crystal Theatre
Lawn City
Rogram Arranged
Veterinary
Knapp
Jong
Thorne
East High
W. R. Cothern
Chapin’s
Ask Cal
J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Chalpin
Joe Raymond
East Fifth Street
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