Waterloo Sends Off Registrants to Camp Dodge
Waterloo citizens plan a early Friday send off at East Depot for Black Hawk county's first quota of the second national army. The event, led by the Commercial club and Chamber of Commerce, urges flags on autos and a gala Watertoo liberty day, while some registrants are transferred for induction and others head to Jefferson Barracks for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Great Western
Black Hawk County
Second National Army
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Dodge
Henry G. Swiggett
No. 3
Highpoint
N. C
Joseph J. Logston
Reclamation
Quartermaster’s Department
Grover M. Kirsch
Sixty-sixth Engineers
Columbus Barracks
Columbus
Private Peat To Lecture At Grace M E Church
Private Harold R. Peat, a Canadian war hero, will lecture at Grace M. E. church tomorrow night as part of a Social Welfare benefit. Tickets are sold at the Commercial Club, Chamber of Commerce, and various stores. The event, arranged by the Commercial club, directs proceeds to the Social Welfare league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Peat
Waterloo
Grace M. E. Church
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Peat
Third Battalion
Pres
Social Welfare League
Cheap Booze Taken by Police
Mike Sulentic returned from East Dubuqua with 27 quarts of whisky and four pints of beer. He paid $24 for the lot, scarcely $1 a quart, with beer included. Officials seized the contraband alcohol amid questions of quality and bootlegging profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sulentic
Mike
East Dubuqua
Waterloo
Secret Entre Nous club hosts and thrift talks noted
El News of the Secret Entre Nous club was entertained by Mrs. J. O'Keafe yesterday. Daughters and other social groups met at homes of Mrs. Busby and Mrs. Stearns. Thrift lectures on wartime economics were held in Lincoln and Edison schools with coordinators named for Lincoln and Edison units. Tomorrow's schedules include Alcott and East High meetings and several club events at Hotel Russell-Lamgon and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. O'Keafe
U. S
Fred K. Busby
Charles Stearns
F. C. Sage
Mmes
C. W. Mullan
A. S. Welshaar
C. O. Lamson
Mook and Needle Club
Eleanor Childs
Moses Frank
Es Thrift Churses
Lincoln
Edison
Word
C. N. Shane
F. McElhinney
Robert Knox
Toy Sinnard
T. L. Tollefson
Hawthorne School
East High
Miss Sutter
Miss Calion
Woman's Club
Hotel Russell-Lamgon
Liberty Bells Chorus
H. W. Sigworth
Among the Churches Weekly Church Socials and Services
Within the Kensington event by King's Daughters about 180 women attended a French orphan fund benefit with music readings and refreshments. Daughters of the King at Christ Episcopal and Westminster guilds hosted gatherings with Bible study papers and foreign mission notes, plus St Marys Sewing Circle for Hed Cross sewing and St Mark’s feast day communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Kensington
King’s Daughters
Mmes. Wise
Cox
Suit
Powell
Brinkman
Garman
McCormick
Peddicord
First Presbyterian
Westminster Guild
Ada Young
F. €. Liffring
Oliver Trumbauer
Nan Black
St. Mark's
St. Mark
Recipe Exchange Features Cereal Bread and Dishes
Mrs J L Renney shares two thirds cereal bread with mixed flours and oats, yielding 14 1/2 pounds, cost 6 cents per pound, from Mrs A T Bunn. The column lists Escalloped Rice, Flannel Cakes, Rice Tamale, Chicken Rice, Tamale, Barley Bread, Comm Flour, Peanut Leaf, Rice Fritters, Sour Milk Griddle Cakes, Mannaet Cake and notes readers to read the news in the advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Renney
Seventh Street
West
A. T. Bunn
Denver Street
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
F. I. IfcElhinney
Franklin Street
H. D. Bachtell
Wellington Street
Ess
Waterloo Rotary Team Ranks Twenty Fifth in National Bowling
National Bowling competition tabulation shows Waterloo Rotary club finishing 25th on April 18 amid teams from Cincinnati and Piqua placing 36th and 37th. The Waterloo five named are George B. Shoemaker J Langtfeldt S C Bell A E Haswell and J C Hartman with high scores led by Cleveland and Sacramento performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Waterloo
Cincinnati
Piqua
W. I. Reitzell
Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Sacramento
Cal
Buffalo
N.Y
Elmira
Fort Wayne
Spokane
Chicago
Ti - Akron
Winnipeg
Man
Oakland
South Bend
Portland
Ore
Davenport
Dubuque
Ia - Sheboyean
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Peoria
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Mich
Toronto
Onio
Port Arthur
Motine
Rock Tslang
Richmond
Williamsport
New Haven
Connockton
Kansas
Cailton
Paul
N. Y
O. E. Yeager
C. G. Tanquary
George B. Shoemaker
J. Langtfeldt
S. C. Bell
A. E. Haswell
J. C. Hartman
War discloses lost relative George Marek found in army
L B Marek city inspector learns his brother George E Marek missing for four years is now serving in the depot brigade at Camp Dodge He left Owatonna Minnesota for Faribault on a business trip four years ago never reached destination his family believed him dead until word of military service surfaced The Waterloo brother plans a trip to Des Moines to visit the soldier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jefferson Barracks
Medical Department
LaRue H. Cole
Porte City
John Moore
Commercial Street
Emmet D. Hasty
Charles G. Qverton
Sumner
Signal Corps
Charles A. Baker
Independence
Ross A. Noble
Riceville
August
Bonnie Baker
Clarksville
Army
Uncle Sam
L. B. Marek
Camp Dodge
George E. Marek
Owa~tonna
Minn
Des Moines
Hough Sentenced to 18 Months in Federal Pen
John W. Hough of Waterloo was sentenced by Federal Judge Henry T. Reed to 18 months in a U S penitentiary. Indicted in December 1916 on nine counts of using the mails for fraudulent purposes, he attempted to bilk a local Kingston firm by demanding deposit in Cadur Falls National Bank after threatening to return a memorandum book. He was arrested when he appeared at a rural post office to claim reliefs. The case had been pending about 18 months.
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Dubuque
John W. Nough
Waterloo
Henry T. Reed
Hough
Mada
John W.lough
Cammgston
Caduralls National Bank
Water- Inc Bank
Offica
Announcements and Real Estate Transfers Listed for Cedar Falls Area
Auxiliary announces all day meeting on gauze at Knights of Columbus Hall. Real estate transfers record numerous parcel trades in Black Hawk County including Warner to Warner, Kober to Kober, Mattingly to Mattingly, Tay to Thierman, Moyer to Potter, Demuth to Schommer, Weberking to Moore, Weatherill to Cadwell, Witter to Rhea, Seidler to Seidler, Bedford to Bedford, and others in Cedar Falls and Waterloo with multiple lot and block descriptions and values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Hall
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Frank H. Warner
Hattle A. Warner
Tondro
Bras & Boone's Plat
Christian G
Kober
Frank
W. Kober
SEM
Nate Ate
Chris Kkober
Christian G. Kober
George C. K Kober
Anna Mattingly
BR. Mattingly
P.M. Tay
Sara R. Thierman
Cameron’s
Cedar Falls
George Moyer
Anna M. Potter
Sely
Orig
Waterloo
Eightey’s Outlet
Weatherill
Taura
Cadwell
Prospect Hills
Subdivision
U S Orders 22 Preighters For Fleet Build
Washington April 24 Contracts for 22 steel freighters totaling 204600 tons were let today by the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The ships will be built at San Francisco and Wilmington New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Whington
D. C
Emergency Fleet Corporation
San Francisco
Wilmington
N. B
Waterloo exceeds war savings quota in swift drive
Waterloo reports indicate it will exceed its $150,000 target for the Liberty Joan campaign by about $200,000 as letters and solicitations continue. Banks sell war bonds in large numbers while M. I. Rowan crowds inquiries on Waterloo’s rapid disposal of war savings certificates. The Service League, praised for whole household cooperation and strong organization, may be adopted across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoa
Waterloo
Addius
Tenge Altho
M. I. Rowan
Services League
Uail
Service League
Ag Waterloo
Bowman
Homer A. Miler
Des Moines
Iowa
Mortuary Services For John Adams Held At Methodist Church
Mrs Minerva Diamond dies at St Francie hospital at 8 06 p m age 76 resident of Canton Mississippi came to Iowa to visit daughter Maille Putnam Oelwein and granddaughter Linnig Warr 102 North Barclay street body taken to Q Keste Towne mortuary to be shipped to Cayton Mississippi for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Diamond
St. Franely Hospital
Propaganda Balloons Visited by German Flyers
Allied front reports gas shells along the American sector northwest of Toul with lighter artillery than typical. Rifle and machine gun fire increased near Selch eprey as a German prisoner died of wounds east of the Meuse. Three German propaganda balloons landed, carrying issues of Gazette des Ardennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Toul
Selcheprey
Meuse
Gazette Des
Thief Returns Auto After Week With Heart
A thief stole Dr J H Al l ion's car, used it a week, then left it near Rath packing plant last night in good condition. The vehicle’s gasolining tank and oil chamber were set. the thief reportedly fled as the doctor approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. HR. Allion
Doc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quincy Parewell
el News of Secret
F. J. Landgraf
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
F. L. Benedict
la Porte Needle
Link White
la Lomita
Jack Strayer
Maude Poyner
R. B.C. Club
F A. Hunt
Mit
R. A. Folk
Iowa City
Meredith
Christ
Piscopal
E. F. Wise
Harry Parsons
J. B. Armstrong
de Vallecourt
Webster City
E. F. Stevenson
St. Mary’s
Mines
Recipe Exchange
George Marek
John W. Hough
City
Mip Sale
Atso Maettarcof Bivy
Joan Adams
John Adams
Methodist Church
Dewar
Mlawoor
Evening Courier
FOE
American Front
Fiale Price
Wilhels
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