Salvation Army Fund Drive Progress at Waterloo Elks
Waterloo reports show about 150 solicitors gathered pledges toward a 7500 budget for Salvation Army work next year. Secretary Rus s L DeGon expects roughly 3500 more to be raised, with Elklets pledging 25 and public boxes planned in hotels and restaurants to boost donations.
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Alks
Salvation Army
Waterloo
Russ L. DeGon
Krs’ Lodge
Pepe
Mr. Gon
E Salvation Army
Tax on Jewelry Expands to Silverware and Fancy Articles
In a weekly note, Waterloo tail Merchants' association secretary Russell L. Gow notes a new jewelry tax effective April 1. The 5 percent levy applies to retail sales of jewelry and many metal and imitation metal items, including collars buttons cuff links AY clocks and other ornamented goods. Dealers must collect the tax from buyers in addition to the sale price.
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Russell L. Gow
Waterlootail Merchants’ Association
Positions Open in War Camp Service Society
War camp service positions are open for men aged 25 to 40 with qualifications in leadership, initiative, and democracy values. Salaries range from 2000 to 3500 dollars, based on experience, with readjustment to peacetime pay later. duties in industrial centers require a progressive spirit and ability to direct others while remaining in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada M. Palmer
Social Welfare Ague
United War Fund
First Waterloo Boy Wounded Now Home Entirely Recovered
Lewis BE Deity corporal Co B 68th Infantry was the first Waterloo soldier wounded in action. He has returned home to Treen Avenue after discharge at Camp Dodge. Hurt March 5 1918 he spent nearly five months in hospital and returned to duty in August. Parents are J R and Mrs L E Deity of 621 Ever Treen Avenue.
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Lewis BE. Deity
68Th Infantry
Is City
Amp Dedge
Corp
Deity
L. E. Deits
Ever
Treen Avenue
Farmers Income Accounting Book 1919 Ad
Farmers keep their income account for 1919 easily and accurately by getting our blank book and guide of rules and advice. It is very simple. Send 35 cents for postage. Address Waterloo Evening Journal.
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Waterloo
Memorial tribute to Mr James Black at First Presbyterian Wa
A lengthy obituary honors James Black noting his 1892 church admission, 1896 elder election, and tireless service to the First Presbyterian Church of Waterloo. It lauds his devout faith, moral leadership, and broad influence, ending with church officials’ expressions of grief and praise.
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Israel
James Black
First Presbyterian Church of
Waterloo
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Mr. Black
God
Wod
Black
Christ
First Presbyterian Church
Durasta to Prepare for German Plenipotentiaries Arrival
Paris April 7. Paul Durasta general secretary of the peace conference will go to Versailles to arrange for the arrival of the German plenipotentiaries. Preparatory meetings may be held in the former supreme war council room and the treaty could be signed in the main palace at Versailles.
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TEUT
Paris
Havas
Paul Durasta
Versailles
Supreme War Council
Obedience and Manners in Child Rearing
A 1918 Parents Association essay argues that obedience and manners fail when adults apply adult standards to children. It urges understanding a child’s motives and needs, adjusting family life to a child’s realities, and guiding activity into appropriate channels rather than suppressing natural behavior.
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Lfe
Clinton Smith Named Pastor of Waterloo Church
Reverend Clinton Smith of Blairstown was appointed pastor of First Evangelical church at the Iowa association conference in Radcliffe Iowa. He succeeds Reverend Eb Lang who resigned to pursue Y M C A work. Delegates elected for the general conference include H J Faust L W Bock W Lang and others with next year’s conference set for Council Bluffs starting March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clnton Smith
Blairstown
First Evangelical Church
Local Club Notices And Anniversary At Mrs Hostetler Home
The fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G J Hostetler was celebrated Saturday at their home with about 30 friends. Major Weilein gave the presentation and gifts of cut glass were exchanged. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Hogtetter and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hostetler
George Weilein
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