Liberty Dollars Drive Under Way in Waterloo
Waterloo begins a four week thrift stamp campaign with the Service League, Louise Bowman warning against overconfidence. Bonds were bought nationwide Saturday as citizens subscribed for liberty day, while rural Cedar Falls resident Macy Campbell reports the drive launching in the county with optimism for early completion.
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Waterloo
The
Service League
M. L. Bowman
Bowman
Macy Campbell
Cedar Falls
Toflay
Prett Dodgers and Exemption Board Deplore Duty Evasion
Officials report several clear cases of attempted evasion of military service by registrants and their families. One husband claimed wife dependent status after quitting work, then she resumed. a wife protested her husband’s fitness, despite lack of physical signs. Some men claimed TB or heart leakage with no detectable symptoms. Others joined a church since registration to claim religious exemption.
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Focal Exemption Board
Caimplaint
Medical Advisory Board
Red Cross Seeks Sewing Machines for Refugee Garments
Waterloo Red Cross orders discontinue gauze dressings for a month to focus on refugee garments. Central shop and auxiliaries participate. Donors of sewing machines urged to call headquarters for pickup. Rev Titus Lowe welcomed in Omaha after six months with YMC A in France and spoke at the depot.
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Waterloo Red Cross
Gengar Fats
Titus Lowe
First M. E. ¢Hureh
Ouaha
France
Lowe
First Baptist
Gertrude Lowe
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. E. Red Cross
Pioneer Couples United in Wedding at Bemidji Minnesota
Historic marriage unites Edith Colton and D Frank Knapp in Bemidji Representing two pioneer Black Hawk county families Mrs Colton daughter of G W Hanna first Waterloo settler and Mayflower Knapp son of M L Knapp born near Cedar Falls The couple reunited after 38 years and plan to reside in Waterloo through a long acquaintance in county history.
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Bemiadj
Minn
Edith Colton
D. Frank Knapp
Black Hawk County
Waterloon
Mr. Knapp
Mrl. Knapp
County
Cedar Falls
Wasterloo
Arbitration Ends Electric Strike In City
The electrical workers and Moyers agree to arbitration of the wage question. Eighteen idle electricians return to work under old conditions but with pay in abeyance until the board, to include Mayor Thompson and four appointees, issues a decision. Employers favor arbitration to settle wage scale differences. committees from both sides will present their cases.
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Om- Moyers
R. €. Thompson
Thompson
Eme Ployers
Arbitration Board
DIRTILL REPORTED MARRIAGE NOTATION SUMMARY
Fragmentary notice lists marriages or engagements with names like George, Juss Pulauer, and Merbert, dates such as April 3 and March 30, and addresses including 724 Grant and 719 Adams, indicating a series of couple records and household details. The legible items reference births or unions in a historical local directory style.
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Mra
George
Adams
Juss C. Pulauer
Grant
Mes
AL CL [Ehtens
Sin. Wellton
Maren
Merbert
AL Anton
Mia Cruel
Sun
Marely
Adolin Br. Gerpandt
San
Avril
Vmennedy
Miss Walls Weds Howard J Tobinson in Cedar Rapids
Mildred Walls longtime Bartlett hall cafeteria director at the college married Howard J Robinson in a Cedar Rapids home ceremony. Rev E R Burkhaller officiated with only immediate relatives present. The couple planned a Chicago Eureka Springs trip before Mae Walls Robinson, a Town state College Ames graduate, joins the Army.
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Mildred Walls
Bartlett Hall
Howard J. Tobinson
Chicago
Milos. Croater
E.R. Burkhaller
Eureka Springs
Mae
Robinson
Town State Colege
Ames
Charles Walls
Canton
Robinson Furnace Company
Chitaga
Unique EpATTRiov ic Services Held at Logan Avenue Church
A unique young people's service occurred at Logan Avenue Church with Wesley Burch noted as meeting leader by proxy from Deming New Mexico. The program was assembled entirely by absent members and portions assigned to various individuals, though some hearing parts remained incomplete.
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Logan Avenue
Miehl
Wesley Burch
Deming
N. M
Moose Dance at K P Hall Announces April 6 Event
A large photograph was placed on the stand as leadership absence was noted. Moose Dance at K P hall is set for Tuesday evening April 6 with Peavey’s orchestra providing music and tickets priced at 50.
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K.P. Hall
Peavey Porchestra
Iveyquest
Peavey's Oorchestra
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WRG
Prett Dodgers
RED Cross
C. J. Miller
Ada Haus
Dental Christian
Callie
Qline Mission Circle
Syen Vozen Club
E. Peek
Westminster Workers
W. A. Dodd
Red Cross Sewing
Entre Nous Club
Mary Nuttany
Daughters of the King of Christchurch
W. GC. A. Court of Honor Circle
Earl Dean
Waterloo Circle
Ada Slifer
First Lutheran
First Lutheran Church
Frank Welch
Welen
Burton Avenue
Elklets
A. B. Boggs
Liberty Loan
J. L. McClinton
Gallagher-Wilson
William Gallagher
Florence EB. Wilson
First M. EB. Church
Frank Willard Court
Gallagher
Allen Street
Bass Conservatory of Music
Russell-Lamson
Registered Nurses' Association
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Elna Christensen
Kine
Robert Parrott
John Knox
Regu Vilar
Ray Lewis
Gordon
Arants
Marsh-Place
Louis
TAK van
United States
Towa
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Iowa
Mayor Thompson
Dirtill
Miss Walls
Cedar Rapids
Epatriovic
New York
Sherman’s Potato House
Lafayette Street
Idaho
L. C. Schubert
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