Y Directors Vote 1000 Toward Chicago Y School Fund
The Waterloo Y directors approved a 1000 contribution to the Chicago Y school for training secretaries and officers. Payments run 200 yearly over five years with a 12 percent budget levy for each city Y organization in eleven midwestern states. Des Moines central secretary J H Fellingham attended the meeting. The Des Moines association aims to raise 2500 for the building fund.
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Chicago
J. H. Fellingham
Des Moines
Waterloo
Critic of Women Militants Sees US Visit Affects Movement
Dr Daniel Davies at Y W C A lectures praises American women for restraint while condemning English suffragists led by Mrs Pankhurst for delaying progress. He endorses President Wilson and says Mexico issues can be settled without US intervention. Lectures wrap for holidays. cooking class paused until year’s start.
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Mexico
Organizing a New Broadway Union WCTU Branch
Yesterday afternoon a group of ladies met at Mrs. Paul C. De Long’s home on Bratueber street and formed the Broadway Union of the W C T U. Mrs. Philpot of Cedar Falls led devotionals and Psalm 146 was read. Officers elected were President Mrs. Ella De Long, Vice President Mrs. Avis D. Brown, Secretary Mrs. Cora Wilkins, Treasurer Mrs. Ila Freeman. Twelve charter members joined the new branch with Miss Frances Grout, Mrs. Mandt and Mrs. Ida Mitchell attending as officers of the Central Union.
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Paul C. de Long
Bratueber Street
Philpot
Cedar Falls
Ella de Long
Avis D. Brown
Cora Wilkins
Ila Freeman
Broadway Union
Frances Grout
Mandt
Ida Mitchell
Central Union
Five Teams To Open Commercial Basketball League
The Y M C A under Jacob Bintz supervises a 20 game Commercial Basketball League. Five teams with accredited managers will play opening games Saturday evening. Team managers include Flo Mulkera Phil Lown W E Violmes E S Hurwich and Huelle Mayes. Three teams come from the o clock class in the senior department one from the hh olasa and one from the senior Kayak division. Big interest attends the first Saturday games.
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Commercial Basketball League
Jacob Bintz
Flo
Mulkera
Phil Lown
W. E. Violmes
E. S. Hurwich
Huelle Mayes
Series Anticipated to End About January Fifteenth
A forthcoming series is expected to conclude around January 15. Details are scarce, but organizers urge attendees to stay tuned for final dates and any schedule updates through official channels.
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Ance
Cltra Smart Thes Siasun
Horton Area Thanksgiving Social Notes and Local Updates
Horton daily brief lists Thanksgiving visits and relocations of residents from Charles City to nearby towns. Families and individuals such as Mamie Branch, Guy Boice, Hermie Potter, Dr. Roy Beck, and Charley Zimmerman are noted with travel or winter plans. Meetings and teaching changes are announced, plus a roster of pupils with perfect attendance for the week ending Nov. 28.
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Clyde
Warren Hurlbut
Waverly
Lyn Bogan
Lottie Ayer
Maple Grove
Flo Smith
Horton
Frank Schuyler
Burwell
Neb
Hattie Hooker
Wellmith
Deke
Gene Flege
Carroll Smith
Gordon
Iris Osborne
Hubert Woods
Leonard Blodget
Lenora Flege
Erma Flege
Dick Clifton
Parkersburg social notes show residents visiting friends
Miss Gertrude Polderboer spent a weekend with Miss Nettie Vosberg in Blue Earth Minnesota. Clarence Williams visits his father in Parkersburg from Oklahoma. Various locals traveled for Thanksgiving and winter plans with relatives in Dyersville Cedar Falls Waterloo Oskaloosa and Lakefield. Interments and local errands include August Lahr funeral at Oak Hill and Mrs Homer Prine visiting Osage. Local doctor Edwin Foote and others plan winter in California.
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Parkersburg
Gertrude Polderboer
Nettie Vosberg
Bluearth
Minn
Clarence Williams
Oklahoma
Williams
W. Cooper
Dyersville
Ensign
Lake Preston
S. D
F. W. Wightman
Bernstein
L. Reinwald
Chicago
Newton Dawson
Wesley
V Lahr
Evelyn Foote
Madison
Yost
Bristow
R. A. Ludemann
David Reinwold
Ben Trey
George Ludemann
Anna Peters
Iowa City
G A. Foote
Harry Reeder
Epworth
Mildred
Meda Warner
Katherine Brown
Cedar Falls
Edwards
Oak Hill
Homer Prine
Oskaloosa
Henry Bode
OS A. Foote
California
Dale Skeels
Cedar Rapids
Tarm van Hallen
du Puque
Chas. Flynn
Waterloo
A. F. Stewart
Margaret Mead
Lakefield
George Slight
FLJ
Gletis
Lewis Day At Seventh Annual Middle West Bowling Meet
St Louis hosts the seventh annual Middle West Bowling association event with eighteen local teams in five man events today. In doubles fourteen teams are from St Louis, two from Des Moines and two from Waterloo, Indiana. Twenty six local men and ten from the two towns enter the day’s individual events.
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St. Louis
Dee
Lewis
Fighteen
Des Moines
Waterloo
Playgrounds Made Permanent at Prospect and Cedar River Parks
Waterloo park commissioners move to install cement grounded playground equipment in Prospect and Cedar River parks during warm spell to prepare for spring when hundreds of local boys and girls can use the facilities as cement bases set and cement hardens quickly.
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Prospect
Cedar River
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson Hotel Praised by Waterloo Citizens
Benjamin W. Marshall chief engineer for Shiras Electric of St. Louis says Waterloo can be proud of the Russell-Lamson hotel. He notes the magnificent structure reflects local booster enterprise. Marshall adds Harry Marks will transfer to Terra Haute Indiana and Tony Otto arrives to take charge of electrical work at the hotel.
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Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Benjamin W. Marshall
Shiras Electric Company
St. Louis
Marshall
Harry Marks
Terra Haute
Ind
Tony Otto
Fortnightly Forum Meets At Universalist Church
An evening program at the Fortnightly club features Rev. Effie McCullom Jones speaking on Woman's Increasing Individualism at the Universalist church. A four-part discussion follows with public invitation extended. past addresses by Dr. Rollins and ex-Congressman C. H. Pickett noted.
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Universalist Church
Effie McCullom Jones
Dr. Rollins
C. KH. Pickett
Waterloo Days to Invade Des Moines
A march by twenty five Waterloos drys moves on Des Moines next Sunday led by Generals Jarpesen and Litchfield. The temperance forces visit the capital urged by the Des Moines Antie Saloon association to discuss the impact of saloon closures on the city. A Des Moines audience will be addressed on the topic as part of a local signal of reform.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Jarpesen
Litchfield
Eit
Weather and Market Notes From Chicago and South Omaha
Weather unsettled in Iowa with rain likely and mild winds. Chicago reports bearish wheat easing from Argentina yields, hogs and green hogs disputes, and mixed corn and oats shifts. Live stock and hog prices slide with cattle, sheep, and lamb values noted. South Omaha receipts show mixed gains in poultry and steady dairy items.
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Chicago
Dec
Argentina
Texas
Oklahoma
India
Australia
Lesan
Hirden
Onis
Nisieke
Weil
Wwe
Grain Market and Livestock Report from Chicago
Chicago grain price listing shows scattered quotes for wheat with multiple classes and grades, plus corn futures notes, alongside cattle and hog prices for good to premium stock. Hides and veal prices are listed, with a brief poultry section and farm staple items noted for regional buyers.
Miss Fern Patten Weds in Kansas
Miss Fern Lillian Patten marries Frank J. Price in Ottawa Kansas ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Dr Rolvin Harlan. Both graduates of Ottawa University and involved in debating circles. The couple to reside in Kansas City with a home in Topeka after December 15.
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Ottawa
Kan
Fern Lillian Patten
Frank J. Price
Rolvin Harlan
Ottawa University
Frank Patten
Barclay Township
Charles Patten
Illnoss Central
Dubuque
Julia Price
Clinton Patten
Olan Street
Topeka
Trice
Harelay Township
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