Ladies Chapter Builds Waterloo Ties to Izaak Walton League
A Waterloo report from the national Izaak Walton League convention in Omaha notes the first Waterloo Ladies auxiliary is forming. Mrs James Searles heads the group and will answer letters as chapters expand. Willford praises the convention for its businesslike tone and harmony and highlights plans for closer cooperation with the Boy Scouts of America, both outdoor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League of America
Waterloo
Omaha
A. C. Willford
Willford
James Searles
Iscies
Boy Scout Alliance
League
Boy Scouts of America
Cooperation Between Adults And Boys Aims For Good
A brief line notes cooperation between adults and boys yielding social benefits and mutual aid. It hints at community spirit and shared effort enhancing welfare in local life. The quotation suggests Gin pris references a substantial positive impact arising from joint efforts.
Flock of Scoters Seen Resting on Cedar River
Mrs. C. Shean of 701 Riverside drive reported a flock of about 300 scoters—large black ducks—resting and feeding on the river last Friday. The birds, identical in movement, dived together and struggled over a single fish, with one bird surfacing to reveal an eight to ten inch meal. The observation notes match the American encyclopedia description of scoters as highly marine ducks that winter south of their northern breeding grounds.
Unpaid Train Ride Lands Man 30 Days in Jail
Henry Johnson, described as a negro, rode a passenger train into Waterloo without a ticket and pleaded guilty to riding a train without paying fare. Judge BR. W. Hasner sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail after his arrest on April 18 by a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Waterloo
BR. W. Hasner
Johnson
Legionnaires to Visit Sumner for Legion Banquet
Beckers Chapman American Legion post members plan a drive to Sumner tomorrow afternoon for a community gathering under Legion auspices. Commander Harry M. Reed will give a talk at the banquet.
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Beckers Chapman Post
American Legion
Sumner
Legion Post
Harry M. Reed
Beckers
Chapman Post
White Sea Inn Cafeteria Moves to New Bridge Street Site
The White Sea Inn cafeteria plans a Sept 1 relocation to 169 Bridge Street in a Schulte Realty building. Operated for 3.5 years in the Lauerman basement, George W. Weitze describes a 53 by 80 foot space with Spanish decor, a 14 foot mezzanine, private party balcony, river views, service elevator, and seating for about 259 patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sea Inn
Bridge Street
Schulte Realty Company
George W. Weitze
Weitze
Lauerman
Salvation Army Iowa Corps Meet Here May 1-2
Salvation Army Iowa corps convenes in our area May 1 and 2 for the state self-denial week. Capt. George Watt announces all 16 Iowa corps will be represented by two officers, with Major Robert Penfold and staff in attendance. The May 2 evening session is open to the public and a banner will be presented for the largest increase in mission contributions. Evangelistic meetings follow nightly through May 8, with Capt. Watt aided by Adj. J. W. Westbrook of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Iowa
George Watt
Des Moines
Robert Penfold
Watt
Adj. J. W
Funeral of Mrs. Cook Held at West Union
The funeral of Mrs. Cook daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Whitcher was held Sunday at West Union with Rev. James Birdsall officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitcher of California, the deceased’s brother, attended the services.
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Courier Special Service
Wadena
Cook
H. H. Whitcher
West Union
James Birdsall
Harry Whitcher
California
Flower Seeds and Bulbs Sought for Road Margins in Waterloo
The flower committee of the Ladies' auxiliary to the Izaak Walton League of America solicits donations of flower seeds, roots, and bulbs to line primary highways entering Waterloo. Mrs A G Muncey chairs. contact her or Mrs James Bearles to arrange pickups. The group plans planting when weather allows and will discuss further at Waterloo Boat Club meeting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League of America
Waterloo
A. G. Muncey
Mittee
Muncey
James Bearles
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Rejuvenation
An old health advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for tiredness and dull complexion caused by constipation. It claims the olive color tablets replace calomel and cleanse the system, offering improved energy, beauty, and vitality with nightly use, sold by druggists at 15c 30c and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement offers Moone's Emerald Oil for corns and sore feet with a money back guarantee if pain persists. It claims to heal painful feet and also aids varicose veins, with Robert Drug Co and G. J. Miller supplying and handling mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Robert Drug Co
G. J. Miller
Quasqueton Dramatic Club to Present A Modern Liar
Quasqueton Iowa April 23 the Quasqueton Dramatic Club will present A Modern Liar a comedy in three acts at the town hall. The cast includes local residents with a lighthearted plot centered on mistaken identities and witty dialogue. Performances begin in the evening with tickets available at the post office and from club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Coursur
Quasqueton, Ia
Quasqueton Dramatic Club
Local Play at Bidinger's Opera House Friday and Saturday
John A. Fraser presents two night program at Bidinger's Opera House on Friday and Saturday April 27 and 28. The cast features Claude B. Crawford J W Bidinger George E Foster Donald R Sauer and Miss Hazel Whetstone Miss Doris Hittle Miss Ruth Garrison and Miss Beatrice Kimball in the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Fraser
Bidinger
Claude B. Crawford
J. W. Bidinger
George E. Foster
Donald R. Sauer
Hazel Whetstone
Doris Hittle
Ruth Garrison
Beatrice Kimball
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Kes
National Organization
Puck
Legionnaires
Schulte
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Grace
Rome
Fonda Mae
Special Mail Order Department
Iowa Corps
Kirk
Kers
New York
Axminster
Stephen Sanford & Sons
A. Leath & Company
Court House
Corner Park Ave. and
Lafayette ST
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