Wide Range of Activities Interest Girls of Waterloo
Dotha Warker reports on Waterloo YWCA expanding duties after World War I in shaping women’s war work. The organization raised 4.6 million dollars and led Patriotic League efforts with over 100 girls wearing the patriotic badge. The group grew from 700 to 1,300 members in 1917 and runs gym, cafeteria, recreation, Bible study, and camp programs with plans for more facilities and wider reach in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls of
Waterloo
Dotha Warker
Young Women’s Christian Association
Peadick Commission
Women and Girls of America
C. F. Altstidt
Hannah Stark
Patriotic League
United States
Perity
Black Hawk County
T. A. McManus
Fred 8. Pettit
Helen Larkin
Ann Miriam Johnson
Addie Bigger
Margaretta Gardiner
Harriett Lytle
McManus
W. W. Lytle
S. B. Reed
H. B. Kelly
Grace Friend
Queen Esther
Clara Barton
Princes Willard
Florence Nightengale
Social Welfare League
C. F. Altstadt
Red Cross
Buenos Aires
S. A
Bible Department
Cedar River
Sherwood Park
Carolyn Walker
Y.W.C
City Police Chief Reports 2363 Arrests In One Year
The report covers 12 months ending December 1, 1916 with 2363 arrests and fines totaling 9793.96. Chief J D Caldwell and Police Judge J C Beem oversee sentences including jail, labor, and cash fines. Monthly totals show August with the most actions due to enforcement against unlighted machines and bicyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Caldwell
J. C. Beem
W. A. Moore
Tees
Waterloo
J. ©. Beem
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