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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
4
NGRETT TO Ot HONORED AGAIN
Cedar Falls April 23 Special The banquet by local citizens to honor Hon. Thomas E Pickett of Waterloo is set for 6 30 p m at the Commercial club rooms with toastmaster J B Newnan presiding Responses will come from Mayor Merner President Seerley Rev C H Holmes and Hon C E Pickett A big attendance is expected with a city audience and civic program planned plus other social items noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Thas. E. Pickett
Waterloo
Aarge
J. B. Newnan
Felows
Merner
Seerley
C. H. Holmes
C. E. Pickett
Glenn Davis
Shannon City
Fremont Street
Nettie Thomas
St. Francia Hospital
Conference of Rock Island Men in Waterloo Meeting
A staff conference in Waterloo initiated by J. T. Ryan of the Rock Island railroad discussed service improvements. The meeting followed a Des Moines format with informal talks by employees and plans for a follow up in two weeks. Also included is an advertisement urging subscriptions to The Iowa Farmstead and The Homestead for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Waterloo
Rock Island
Des Moines
Cecilians to Tour Iowa Under Miss Giberson
The Cecilians of Cedar Falls Teachers College led by Miss Grace Giberson plan a state tour early next month with concerts in Waverly Hampton Northwood and other towns. Saturday they had their pictures taken for display posters advertising the events. The glee club has reached high proficiency and the trip follows strong demand from school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cecilians
Teachers’ College
Grace Giberson
Waverly
Hampton
Northwood
Glee Club
Giberson
Cedar Falls School Board Sets Teacher Salaries
Cedar Falls officials list monthly salaries after last meeting. Supt. Bruce Francis earns 2100 dollars. numerous instructors receive 60 to 160 dollars. positions include drawing teacher and Miss Barkdam’s grade post left open. secretary and janitors to be elected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Bruce Francis
Stena Hanson
Lara Kingman
Lilly Robinson
Ruth Egloff
Julia Bahl
Grace B. Lanbert
Ruth Douglas
Frank Ward
Nina Baumgardner
G. C. Hemmersley
Genevieve Griffith
Tena Nessen
Nanette Waldman
Viola Nolte
Alice Graham
Amy Shoemaker
Marie Hoagland
Anna Young
Agnes Dew
Mary Dougherty
Marie Dexter
Hulalia Turner
Mary Murphy
Isabel Loomis
B. W. Merrill
A. C. Grubb
Francis
Barkdam
New Hospital Project Delayed To 1914 With $30 000 Donation
Joseph F. Sartori of Los Angeles increases the donation to 30000 dollars for a new hospital. Trustees decide not to build this year and plan preparations to award a contract next winter so construction can start in 1914. Bids were high due to steel cement and labor costs, and trustees expect prices to ease next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J. F. Sartori
Los Angeles
Joseph Sartori
Sartori
College graduates in demand attract educators to campuses
Over the past week educators visited the college to hire teachers. Leaders include W. P. Hawkins of Missouri State Normal Warrensburg, John E. Cundy Milford Iowa, Fred H. Foxgert Marathon Iowa, Karl Nolte Allison Iowa, and Maxwell of Winona Minnesota Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
W. P. Hawkins
Missouri State Normal
Warrensburg
John E. Cundy
Milford
Fred H. Foxgert
Marathon
Ira
Karl Nolte
Allison
Maxwell
The
State Normal
Winona
Minn
Des Moines Man Praises Waterloo Convention Hosts
W O H Thompson of Des Moines, president of the Town Electrical association, commends Waterloo for its progressive spirit and thanks Burt general manager and Maynard secretary of Citizens Gas Electric Co for the courtesy of offering their new office building as a meeting place and for exhibit display during the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OH. Thompson
Des Moines
Town Electrical Association
Waterloo
Burt
Maynard
Citizens Gas
Austin Burt
N. B. Maynard
Citizens Gas & Electric Electric Co. Co
of Iowa Electrical Association
Waterloo booster spirit praised by national association
Thompson lauds Waterloo for booster zeal and civic activity. He commends the city for volunteering to bear the burden after Iowa failed to fund an exposition building in San Francisco 1915 and thanks Citizens Gas & Electric Co. officers for the use of a new office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Waterloo
Iowa
San Francisco
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Entertainment for Delegates at Iowa Electrical and Streetrail Meetings
Delegates at the Iowa Electrical association and the Iowa Street Railway and Interurban association will enjoy a series of events. A convention photograph was taken at noon at the Citizens Gas Electric Co office. At 6 PM the Town Criers club will tour the city by automobile, with thirty cars available for guests. This evening's theatre party is hosted by Citizens Gas and Electric. Tomorrow at 12:30 PM tours of the Citizens Gas and Electric plant will be shown to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electrical Assocation
Iowa Street Railway and Interurban Association
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Town Criers Club
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
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J. G. Ralston
Fred Severin
Highth
Main Streets
Geo. S. Mornin
Ford Automobile Co
Earl Hodges
Sioux Center
Greene
Charles Gray
W. W. Gray
East
Cresco
McClinton
Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
Hans Jacobsen
Denmark
A. E. Bicknell
Harrison Peek
Alexander
Memphis
Tenn
Anton Sartori
le Mars
O. EB. Mullarky
Oak Ridge
Nathan Gist
Robert
Clarion
Grand Army
George A. Newman
Battle Field
Gettysburg
Marshal Knloe
Dubuque
W. C. Pierce
International Harvester
Aft
Chicago
Harvester Comepany
Cascade
Homer Hale
Ort
Ed. Burns
California
W. H. van Tilburg
Wm. Dawson
Connell Cowan Lumber Company
State
Florence Ward
le Clair Martin
Minneapolis
J. E. Robinson
John Robinson
L. O. Nevinson
Conference OF
Rock Ioland Men
Iowa Winestead
Homratead
James M. Pierce
Dew Moines
Ceciliang
Joseph F. Sartori
Burch Bros. CO
Studebaker
Sycamore Street
Js. HL. Carpenter
Studbaker
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Carpenter
Ars
Harry Padden Auto CO
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