Rotary Club's Waterlogged Interest in Waterloo
The Waterloo Rotary Club showcases its civic role with a playground, college aid loans, and district leadership. President Ralph Horne credits cooperation with Kiwanis Lions and Y's Men for the eleventh district convention, while officers and committees drive welfare, education, and public affairs initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Paul Harris
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
Rotary International
United States
Elvh
Cedar River
Cedar Falls
Ralph Horne
Kiwanis
Lions
Wis
Perry
Relph J. Hoxie
Bruce F. Gaiemes
George EB. Shinmaker
Vincent J. Weeht‘Tertig
Ernest 37. Henderson
A Bart
Arthur F. Hussman
C. M. Young
Carleton Sias
Neil D. Jackson
W. Wrant
Harry Eiester
W. Kline
Mombeshin Nathan RB
Rather
Awards of Merit
A. A. Zimmerman
Business Methods
Tames Af. Graham
Educational
TF. Swisher
Chrisman
Flow
Shin
J. W. Rowntree
Phistre Public Affairs
J. W. Rath
Grievance
Wlos. Williams
Sunshine
Harry E. Fifield
Bramee Nantth Celebrate Ninety Fourth Birthday On New Year
Miss Nellie Brown, secretary of the YW, went to Dumont for a family New Year reunion honoring the 94th birthday of her grandfather H. Brown. He migrated from New Hampshire with his father over 60 years ago, first stopping at Waterton, now living with his son G. S. Brown. His daughter Mrs H. B. Akin resides in Dumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Dumont
H. Brown
Brown
Tindler County
New Flamnehire
Waterton
McKenzie Inst
Tamnion
G. 5. Brown
Mrs
H. B. Akin
Sea LA
Red Cross in Waterloo reports heavily used aid program
Waterloo ex service men received about 400 forms of aid in the year with $2301.12 spent by the local Red Cross chapter under Mrs George Worthen. About $20,000 in back pay secured for Waterloo veterans and 49 claims prepared for the adjutant general. Officers listed include H R Cropper, Mrs C G Menges, and Mrs George Worthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk Bourly
The
Red Cross
George 3B. Worthon
Meludite
Tata
Worthen
Mig Suwa
Adjutant General of the Army
Convern
Txservicesman
All Wars
H. IR. Cropper
Menges
Chatrig
CG. J.rudolph
J. C. Nauman
George, Nauman
Home Service
George 2B. Worthen
Home Service Section
C. F.simpson
W. Q. Chapman
Waterloo Lions to host Northwest Nebraska convention in 1925
The Waterloo Lions Club previews a busy year after a successful 1924, planning the Northwest Nebraska district convention in May at Waterloo with guest speakers including Senator Whitehead Klutz of North Carolina. The club will aid needy boys with $40 and promote highway and municipal projects while stressing community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvie
Waterloo Lions Club
pelowa-Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Lions Club
County
Citi
County Hishy
Whitehead Klutz
North Carolina
American Teslon
Lecionsiairé
Lions
Y. Mlc. A
Waterloo Kiwanis club lists year of service and plans
The Waterloo Kiwanis club, with 108 members, promotes local enterprise and a new year focus on aiding underprivileged children through Kiwanis International. It financed park improvements, a 36 mile trail, and tourist facilities, and expanded to Iowa-Nelson district status, seeking a separate division as membership nears 7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Kiwanis Club
Pin Hkeperil
Sours
Kiwanis Internacional
Creathoo
Kivanis Celal
Tanda Anundsen
Arctic Clover
Daneary
Ue Cub
Ielp
Mofopris Theta
Lie City
Waterloo Park Board
Wis
Sherwood Park
Kiwanians
Waterloo
Cedar Pass
Territore
Wkiwanis
Faday
Pred J. Miller
A. Trunkey
Roger Miller
Kiwanis International
Deny Colp
Kiwanis Club
James Bailey
Ralph Eircklnberg
Harry McCawan
Victor Zeloefer
Oelwein Kiwanis
Tsoval Kiwanians
Oelwein
Oelwein Kiwaniums
Gelwein Club
Rotary Club
T. J. Thornton
H. CG. Wurster
W. A. Lane
W. P. Kerwin
CG. H.trunkey
J. &. Dempster
Clyde Hinson
A. 3. Chambers
BE. W. Biehler
A. L. Lommel
W. P. Jensen
JA. Rath
Walter P. Jensen
Fred J. Miller
W. H. Stewart
George BE. Bike
C. W. Ellyson
J. A. Townsley
Russell GeGon
Paul Ewing
N.S. Huntington
Sporting Goods Store Moves to New Quarters
KM Coburn Son sporting goods shop relocates to 182 Bridge Street Dee 29 after five years at 181 Bridge. One story brick building with large display windows and vestibule, 24 hyen deep, with repair shop for bicycles and guns and a rear balcony for wheeled toys. Built by Coburn Althouse Building Company and completed by John G Miller Construction in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KM. Coburn
Son Sporting Goods
Bridge Street
Dee
Bridge
Coburn-Althouse Building Company
John G. Miller Construction Company
Lions Club Names and Officers in Cedar Falls Area
The local club aided in organizing Lions dens at Cedar Falls and La Porte City with officers including Matty B. Reed as president C. A. West as first vice president R. McCoy as second vice president A. C. Willford as secretary-treasurer and tailtwister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Waterloo Lions Club
Matty B. Reed
C. A. West
First View
R. McCoy
Trea Urer
A. C. Willford
Tailtwister
Police Had Busy Year City Laws Record
The year saw 1,562 police calls answered and 2,446 arrests in city and state care, with 116 car calls not tied to arrests. Liquor law violations yielded 71 cases, while the police matron logged 1,089 calls and 49 female arrests. Three murder cases involved Waterloo officers, 69 autos reported stolen with 64 recovered, and total stolen value at $33,600. Seven pensioners received payments totaling $4,139.50 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Nechtfertig
EB. A. Leighon
Rustady
Waterloo Pa
Nick Maharries
Ada Fuller
Harry Bell
Carl
Ortober
Ealings
Waterloo Keeps In Front By Paying Progress
Waterloo advances with cautious policy as city council funding supports paving resurfacing and utility work. In the past year the city spent about 264 808 45 for improvements including 3 a city blocks paved 19 blocks resurfaced and 26 blocks curb and gutter. Sewer and storm lines added 6 162 4 feet costing 37 161 82 and 4 178 2 feet costing 4 759 37. Water connections 95 and sewer connections 37 added value 3 870 91. Boulevard lights for nine blocks cost 7 453 05. Cedar river wall work added 21 867 25 over last year with total wall cost 60 000. The vaudeville situation noted as deteriorating with health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ralph B. Slingr
Nadis
Rosurtaet
The
Cedar
Welfare league service includes aid for everyone
Waterloo social welfare league under Miss Helena Hughes supplied clinics for dental, eye, ear and throat care and home nursing to aid families and prevent poverty. It emphasized aiding those who cannot pay, and urged support for widows and deserted families while aiming to reduce poverty and improve health and character for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Welfare League
Public Health Department
Public Health
Nuurse
League
Miss Hughes
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Bramee
Nant
Lions Entertain
NWA
Ugs
Service Club
Sporting Goods
Pharr Vane Woeute
Police Department
Incorporated City
Bro
Coutier
Pulitzer
New York
Columbia University
Joseph
Frank D. Fackenthal
Waterloo Auto Radiator Mfg. Co
4Th St
New York Life Insurance Company
P. A. Ramsey
A. C. Smith
Jay
Leavi R
R. J. Beaman
A. W. Chamberlain
Mr. W. S. Ward
Attenbach
Johnson Bldg
Ment
Rath Packing Company
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