Relief Work Ends as Welfare League Reports
The Social Welfare League announces its last report for the year. Committee chair C. D. Uass, with M. S. Potter and others, details 142 civic work assignments and costs totaling about 7398 dollars.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
8
The Social Welfare League announces its last report for the year. Committee chair C. D. Uass, with M. S. Potter and others, details 142 civic work assignments and costs totaling about 7398 dollars.
A Cedar Heights Women's Club meeting will study the primary election law and analyze candidates for national, state, district, and county offices. Led by Mrs. H. L. Slaughter, topics include United States Senators, Congressional and state office candidates, with biographies and qualifications reviewed impartially. Postcards invite all women residents to attend.
The employment committee notes the finance committee is drafting a report on the deficit topic and outlines the plan's achievements. It urges the community that the city has, for once, received full value for charitable expenditures.
The Cedar Heights home talent group presented The Reno Divorce Court at the communal church Cedar Heights last evening. Directed by Mrs F G Arinkerhoff the cast, all from Cedar Heights, performed well and proceeds benefit the church.
Wilson & Co of Chicago bought the E. C. Grady Produce plant and equipment at public auction for 16200 after receivers took control last fall. The plant, appraised near 40000, handles produce in carload quantities. Also noted is II. O. O. PF Anniversary Dance by Thack Hawk lodge I.O.F at Odd Fellows temple tonight with songs, comedy, and talks by local officers.
Attorney I Meyers perfected an appeal from Judge Courtright in municipal court over a reckless driving verdict. Bond of 260 was posted, and the civil action seeks 900 from Emma Woods and S E Foutsch for damages from the wreck. The appeal aims to stay the civil suit while the criminal case proceeds. Delaware Democrats prepare to practice ticket in race.
Democrats of Delaware County announce a full field of candidates for county offices and state representatives, aiming to win after years of Republican control. Arbor Day events are planned in 63 schools under the American Legion post. trees will honor World War soldiers with assistance from the Legion Auxiliary. Observances for Grant’s Birthday will occur at the high school gym this Friday at 3 p.m. Planting activities for Arbor Day are set for Friday afternoon on school grounds. Venice’s population is about 60,000, with the city built on 70 to 80 islets.
The forty fourth annual meeting of Waterloo Presbyterial society opens at Flint Presbyterian church in Greene Ye with attendance reduced by bad weather. Speakers scheduled.
Henry Van Vieit died from head injuries after being caught in a tractor power belt on a farm near Garrison Iowa. He was grinding grain when the belt broke or he slipped and was pulled in. no witnesses. He died at St Francis hospital.
The body of Sylvester Van Vieit 24, son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Van Vieit of 1105 Bryant Avenue, lies with O Keefe Towne pending funeral arrangements after a tragedy yesterday at 7 30 p m authorities report.
Knights of Columbus of Waterloo join the G A R in observing General U S Grant's birthday at Majestic theatre Thursday evening. John Ford state deputy urges all councils to participate in the anniversary observance.
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