Moose Lodge Donates to Flood Victims and Installs Officers
Waterloo lodge No 328 Loyal Order of Moose reports $20 donated to a Moose supreme fund aiding Miami valley flood victims with about $10,000 raised so far and aims for $5,000 more. Newly elected officers were installed including Green as past dictator Harris as dictator and Peterson as secretary for three years with a long list of board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Wasterloo Lodge No. 328
Loyal Order of Moose
Supreme Officers of the
Moose
Miami
Ohio
Indiana
Peterson
Dayton
Waterloo
Moose Home
A. (. Green
D. H. Harris
P. C C. Peterson
Roy Colvin
James T. Knapp
W. G. Rigdon
A. Martin
M. Killerlain
F. A. Swartz
E. J. Wenner
1D. Cunningham
B.C. Petersen
Degree Fear
Blasdell
W. M. Shirley
H.W. Brown
Winthrop Notes On Visitors And Local Travel
In Winthrop April 11 updates list visitors and residents from Masonville Manchester Dubuque and Independence. Names include John Crosby Esther Howell and Irene Scott with many brief calls on friends and relatives. health updates mention Mrs. Frank Anton and Mrs. A E Hood. Several townspeople travel to Waterloo Cedar Falls Chicago and Dubuque for visits or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
John Crosby
T. M. Eldridge
Masonville
Esther Howell
Manchester
George Bretnall
Ellis Price
Wilbur Hunter
Felix Brooks
Fairbank
Will] Marshall
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
J. A. Yoder
Dubuque
Irene Scott
Littleton
Frank Anton
Holland
Onie
Toit
Diggins
Rauh
Independence
Roy Peterson
George Bennett
Herbert Swan
Spangler
J. FL Mulvehill
A. £. Hood
Will Kraiz
Robert Dare
Jesup
G. A. Roberts
BE. G. Schaelherer
B. Putz
Edgewood
Mack Hurlburt
Ft. Dodge
Steve Berryman
Aurora
Charley Copeland
Rowley
Harry Allen
W. W. Guthrie
Chicago
Ill
W. F. McCool
C. G. Copeland
Dale Gay
Waverly
Jen Thompson
Mt. Vernon
A. E. Jewett
Davenport
George Spangler
Garfield Christensen
H. I. Tickman
H. Ho White
Pete Turley
W. Yeager
Tod Dehbhins
Ickman
S. Hamilton
Prince Karmi Illusionist Dazzles At The Majestic
Prince Karmi, East Indian illusionist, astonished audiences yesterday with unusual tricks. He floated bodies with smooth precision, delivering a finale that showcased his art. Wellington Trio, cabaret styled, energized the bill with lively songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Karmi
Karimi
Wellington
Allman
Nevins
Kelly
Lafferty
Our Mayox
Sorhi
Enamade
Aki
Weather Drives Men To Drink In Police Court
Two drunks appeared in police court this morning. W. Crook celebrated his birthday by admitting drinking and promising to reform but was jailed for two days after failing to heed an officer’s warning. James Anderson, who spoke against street labor for prisoners, received four days in jail to serve the weathered day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crook
James Anderson
Tie
Denver
Anderson
Conservation theme dominates Iowa bankers meeting in Des Moines
A Waterloo delegation attended the regular Group 6 Iowa State Bankers association gathering in Des Moines. Dr. F W Powers of Black Hawk National Bank, and 7 A Pollard of Fort Madison Savings Bank, stressed soil and crop resource conservation to farmers. Other Waterloo participants included Ira Rodamer H C Schultz Edwin Miller E L Johnson Carl Davis and Fred Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State
Bankers’ Association
Des Moines
Hig
Waterloo
F. W. Powers
Black Hawk National Bank
7. A. &. Pollard
Fort Madison Savings Bank
Clarke Signs Bill to Enlarge Capitol Grounds
Des Moines reports Governor George W. Clarke has signed the bill enlarging the capitol grounds after passage by the senate and house. A separate notice advertises the sale of the Dr Lynn residence at 211 Randolph Street with all household furniture this Saturday at 2 50 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Bill
Capitol Grounds
Des Moines
Capitol
George W. Clarke
Senate
House
Dr. Lynn
Randolph Street
City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo Area Happenings
City in Brief summarizes local news: new baby born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Stevenson at 3381 Independence Avenue. Mrs Julia Pettit returns from St Augustine. Oscar Swanton to visit Grundy Center. snow covers Sioux City and northwestern town. Mrs H L Spade leaves Waterloo for Portland after visit. Ascalon Commandery Knights Templar to meet in Masonic temple. Mrs Della Towsley travels to Coudersport to aid ill sister. W W Woolley improves after hospital operation and hopes to return to office. Viola Tunion, 14, quarantined with smallpox at 408 Thompson Avenue. Carl Hemsworth recovering after tonsil operation. Alta Sullivan to Dubuque for O E S duties. petition filed for estate of David Petrie valued at 15000 with E E Petrie administrator. smokehouse fire at E B Wight and Cordes Co meat market. O E S officers attend Cedar Falls meeting. Mrs Hazel Dettrick audits by diet instructor. Old School club hosts party with husbands, games, and two-course repast. planning all-day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Trapp
Berth Avenue
Old School
E. Leckington
Dish for the Gods
A colorful note from the Kansas City Star imagines a dish of liver and onions so sublime it would perfume Olympus and lure the gods down from the heavens in a playful quest for a new ambrosial creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympus
Kansas City
LICENSED TO WED. William Alcorn and Nettie Wagener
Waterloo couple William Alcorn and Nettie Wagener obtain marriage licenses, outlining names and city as their records show. The brief item confirms their union process without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alcorn
Waterloo
Nettie Wagener
Mary EB Park Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Today
Mrs Mary EB Park of 614 Fourth Street East marks her eightieth birthday with friends sending remembrances. Born in 1833 in Pennsylvania she was eldest of twelve and survived by three sisters and four brothers. Her husband died sixteen years ago and she lived near Waterloo since 1860s attending Methodist churches Grace and First M E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EB. Park
Fourth Street East
Mary EB. Gelet
Pennsylvania
Jacob Geist
Independence Avenue
Waterloo
M. A. Park
Des Moines
T. H.dill
Marengo
Ill
L. E. Park
Y M C A and Scouts to Play Tomorrow
Announcement from the Y M C A says two basketball games will be held tomorrow morning between the Junior A and Junior B Y M C A teams and two Scouts teams from the Waverly Methodist church. Rev L D Stubbs will lead the Scouts arriving early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. Stubbs
Waterloo
Y. M. C. A. Lada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Lodge
Eastman Co
Eastman Film
Hamilton
White
The
United Doctors
Marsh-Place
DIS
Buchanan
Mrs
Oliver Stevenson
Julia Pettit
St. Augustine, Fla
Oscar Swanton
Grundy Center
Sioux City
Town
H. L. Spade
Portland
Ore
Ascalon Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Della Towsley
Coudersport
Jessa McGuire
W. W. Woolley
Presbyterian Hospital
Viola Tunion
Thompson Avenue
Carl Hemsworth
Alta Sullivan
Fairfield
David Petrie
Hudson
E. E. Petrie
E. B. Wight and Cordes Co
Fourth Street
Order of Eastern Star
Hazel Dettrick
Fashion Clothes Shop
Joe & Lou
Irving Hotel
Courter
Frank Bros
Fitform
Tror
Litle Flour and Feed CO
West Park Ave
East Fourth Street
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