Rotary Club in Waterloo Aims at Service and Scholarships
The Waterloo Rotary Club promotes service above self, funds an educational foundation, and maintains a private playground on the Cedar River. It fields 150 members, supports graduates with low-interest loans, and hosts annual picnics and outings while praising local clubs for cooperation.
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Retarn
Rotary
Uiie
Comercial
Chamber of Commerce
Eftr
Rotary Wub
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
Educational Foundation
Rotary International
Waterloo Clubs
United States
Ela
Cedar River
Cedar Falls
Ciabs
Ralph Hoxte
Kiwanis
Lions
Ralph J. Torle
Bruce 7
Gearse FL
Arthur Fliin
GC. M. Warne
Carleton
Neil 0. Jackson
Music
WW. Wyant
Publier
Harry Kiester
Preeran
W. Kline
Mendership
Nathan B. Barber
Awards of Merit
A. A. Zimmerman
Business
James M. Graham
Educational
FL Swieher
Shin
J. W. Rowntrench
H and Brown Family Celebrate Grandfather's 94th Birthday
Nellie Brown, secretary to a Dumont resident, joins a New Year’s Day family reunion honoring H. Brown’s 94th birthday. The elder Brown emigrated from New Hampshire over a century ago, first living in Waterton, later settling with his son G. S. Brown in Dumont.
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Nellie Brown
Dumont
H. ©. Brown
Mr. Brown
Tutler County
New Hampshire
Waterton
McKenzie
G. A. Ty
Hampton
GS. Brown
Mra. H.R. Aein
Alan Ls
Red Cross records service to Waterloo veterans in 1925
The Red Cross in Waterloo and Black Hawk county tracked aid to disabled World War I veterans, with $2,201.18 in direct financial help and about $20,000 in back pay obtained for ex-service men. The year saw extensive office work, compensation claims, hospitalization aid, vocational training, and employment support, under executive secretary Mrs. George B. Worthen, with local officers listed.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
The
Red Cross
George B. Worthen
AQC
Elnega
Naturalization
Mery
Dob
Worthen
Theta
Waterloo Ex-Saice
Mnien
M Worthen
Nan
Nf. B. Cropper
Chanan
TC. Menges
a.Rudolphh
Spere
J. QO
Prumbauer
Treasur
George J Nauman
Home Service
George Kh. ‘Worthen
Waterloo Lions Club Plans Busy 1925 Year in Waterloo
Waterloo Lions Club reports a successful year and previews 1925, aiming to entertain the Town Neb district convention in May and promote highway and road programs. Noted guests included A J Edwards and Senator Whitehead Klutz, with Lions aiding Neely Boys and local community drives.
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Sorie
Waterloo Lions Club
Omaha
Neb
Sid
Ising Watertoo
Lions
A.J. Edwards
Waterloo
Whitehead Klutz
North Carolina
American Leseion
Leronnaire
Euests
He Lions
Neely Boys
Waterloo Kiwanis Club Promotes Service and Growth in Iowa
The Waterloo Kiwanis Club, with 108 members, closes a successful year noting aid to local enterprises, a new scholarship fund, and tourist facilities improvements. It advocates a separate Iowa district, reports convention participation, and outlines officers for 1925 plus activities in Oelwein and community events.
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Waterloo Kiwanis
P Cunery
Tye
Kiwanis Elit
Stoade
Diorer
Jenndey
Sabanrip
Elub
Waterloo Park Board
Sherwood Park
Kiwanians
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Cedar Pass
Towa
Foral Club
Ferrie
Iowa
Kiwanis Club
James Bailey
Ralph Bierkelberg
Harry McCawnin
Victor Zeithoefer
Oelwein Kiwanis
Oelwein
Oelwein Kiwanjung
Alice
Qelwoin
Rotary Club
Waterton Kiwanians
Fir Run
T. J. Thornton
EH. C. Wurster
W. A. Lane
W. P. Kerwin
C. H. Trunkey
J, HB. Dempster
Clyde Hinson
B. Chambers
B. W. Biehler
A. Lommel
W. P. Jensen
R.A. Rat
Snorting Goods Store Moves to New Quarters
Coburn & Son sporting goods store relocates to a new 24 by 60 foot building at 181 Bridge Street. The old shop, one of the region’s oldest sporting goods firms, now features a large display area, a back room for repairs, and a rear balcony for displaying wheeled toys. The project was completed by Coburn-Althouss and John G. Miller Construction in about two months with Lions club support and local leaders including Tarry M. Reel and C A West serving as officers.
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Coburn-Althouss
John G. Miller Constructions Company
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Waterloo Lions Club
Tarry M. Reel
C. A. West
View
PT. R. McCoy
Wasi Dent
G. W. Thode
Trea Urer
A. C. Willford
Police Had Busy Year as City Laws Often Broken
Police records show 1562 calls answered in 1924 with 446 arrests in city and state, plus 116 calls with no arrests. Liquor cases totaled 71 with arrests, and 1089 calls were logged in the secretary’s office. State felony arrests reached 316 with 1190 city ordinance bookings. Car thefts numbered 69 with 64 recovered, and seven pensioners received $4039.89 in 1924 payments.
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M. G. Rechtfertig
E A. Leighton
Mateo
Pelige Anetran
Comcilman
FL ¢ Sege
Waterloo
Nick Maharries
Ada Fuller
Harry Bell
Elica
Waterloo keeps ahead by paying progress in city improvements
Waterloo adheres to conservative policy with city improvements authorized over the past year totalling 8274.86.25, including paving, sensors, street lights, and sewers. The report cites 3 city blocks repaved and 19 blocks resurfaced, with paving value $196,695.97 and a river walk project costing $27,867.25 above prior estimates. Total investments reflect ongoing efforts to keep Waterloo at the forefront of progressive municipalities.
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Ute
Waterloo
Ralph ZB
Slippy
Sukmer
the Cedar
Welfare league reports year of broad community service
The Welfare League under Miss Helena Hughes highlights a year of clinic service including dental, baby, and eye care plus nursing outreach. It notes support for families, prevention of future crises, and calls for broader public help, with emphasis on housing, poverty reduction, and child care. The article also mentions Pulitzer prizes and Columbia University scholarships announced for June.
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Witerlog Social Welfare League
Helena Hughes
Welfare League
Health Department
Publi Health Department
Waterloo
Public Health
League
Miss Hughes
2 Courier
New York
Columbia University
Joseph
UN Fackenthal
Theseniversity
Frank D
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Avery Litizen
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P. A. Ramsey
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