Waterloo Rotary intercity meetings highlight mutual understanding
Waterloo Rotary carried out in 1920 a program of intercity meetings with Cedar Falls Oelwein Charles City Eldora and Grundy Center delegations. The club led in attendance among Class A clubs with 145 members and hosted a large annual picnic at Rotary Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Ely
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Indeyiendence
Oelwein
Charles City
Eldora
Grundy Center
Eldore
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Breaks Fletcher
Marton
Warren G. Harding
Alexander Swartz
Nicholas II
Russia
Isis
Cind
Georgia ‘Cramer
Town School For the Blind
Vinton
al Falkenhainer
Algona
Water Joe Club
Rotary Reserve
Rotary Education
Gates Weads
Bruce Gates
Wel Louglas
George Shoemaker
Secretarieasite Yeotard
Fred D. Adams
Ralph d. Hoste
Harry B. Lichty
Harre A A. Limbert
Harry QC
Northey
John &. Sweeney
James M. Graham
Teclers
Fred Norther
Alman F. Gates
Ignation
Austin Burn
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Roiaf Burt
Wateriog Ih
WJ. Atkinson
Adatan Nya Y
T. Mo Buchhanan
A. Cobagan
Nin
J. G. Wildebrand
I. Stock
Chairmsy x
Case
Chap Fang
H. FL Chatruian
Waterloo club plans national meet in Des Moines
The Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club lays groundwork for hosting more than 3,000 attendees at the 1926 national convention in Des Moines. Miss Fanhy Hemenway leads planning with Mrs. Genel Jenness as finance chair. Waterloo members anticipate doubling local membership by convention time. The group marks new clubhouse occupancy, Christmas events, mother-daughter banquet, vocational programs for high school girls, and support for Goodfellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mathes
Waterloo Business and Professional
Clib
Vomln
Mon Kh
Waterloo
Fanhy Hemenway
Genel Jenness
Lowit
Severaf
Iiddle
Des Moines
Portland
New Roo
Bridge Street
The
Courier
Goodfellows
Christmias
Mayme Egan
Lillian Hileman
Alice Krieger
Hemenway
J. Arthur Young
W. G. Farley
Clayton Hamilton
Sheridan
Minnie Fiske
Chauncey Olcott
Helen Bennett
Chicago
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District Court Docket Crowded by Criminal and Civil Work
The district court faced a crowded docket across the year with 1337 grand juries and numerous indictments. Many state cases resulted in guilty pleas on true informations while liquor license appeals exceeded 206. Civil cases rose from the Waterloo Bank closure, and Judge H B Boies faced illness causing extended absences alongside Judge Woot and Judge Stiles handling heavy caseloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cook
Frank W. Edwards
Sheriff's Office
Olice Department
Criminal Division of
District Court
Waterloo Bank &Prust Co
H.B. Boies
Imahie| Ke
W. Woot
Waterloo
B. . Stiles
Manchester
D A R Honors Marker Unveiled in Waterloo Site History
The D A R dedicated a tablet May 6 marking the original home site of Charles House in Waterloo. Daughters of the American Revolution hosted the event with local townspeople, including Mayor, presenting the plaque. Dorothy Pedersen and Ivgitta Shelton unveiled the marker as Alfred W. Mullan and Marion Midian spoke about preserving pioneer landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertoo
Mullin
Nilson Falls
Wate
Wheme c Capter
Cere
Lemier
Kent
Dorothy Pedersen
Ivgitta Shelton
Ian Maps
Mario
Ohettiiany
Henry
Marion Midian
Thy Brothers
Alfred W. Multan
sPigelige Ch AW
Mullan
Postal receipts rise 14 percent over 1924 Waterloo totals
Waterloo post office reports 1925 receipts near 14 percent higher than 1924. Postmaster Hay C Eggert forecasts yearly total of $422,594.19, with December 1925 contributing significantly. Money orders reach about $537,163.87 and the staff expands with six sub stations and 26 regular carriers.
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Waterloo
Hay C. Eggert
Eggert
Waterton
Parcel Post
Waterloo Postal Welfare Council
J.J. Wyeth
FL. Aa. Wisner
B. EB. Guyer
WA. Borden
L. P. Bentley
G. L. Corson
L. Jeppeson
H. A. Renz
A. Smith
Fifth Street
Landgrak Drug Store
Eastwourth Street
McNadly Drug Stores
Independence Avenue
Ackerman Drug Store
Third Avenue
McGuire Drug Store
Baltimore Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Blore and
Black's
Monriths
Thas Pra
Marc Oh
Fragmentary Listing of Names and Addresses with Sums
A jumbled street and business directory style entry lists numerous names and addresses from Denver Street to West Eleventh, with scattered sums such as 11 and 12 dollars. The text includes shop names like Grace Store and Weimeyer Grocery and features several individuals and property descriptors. the overall fragment resembles a local listing or advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wieser
Denver St
Roach Bros
West Eleventh
Nels Lewis
Conger St
Tod. Reed
West Pitth St
I. J. Reed
A. Floyd Co. R. OW. Ends
Riverside Ad
Brenson
Clay & Dane
Emma Nemecelk
Elk
Litchttald
S— Brader
Vine
Geo
Degela
Barm Fayette de BE
Weimeyer Grocery
Iwtherne
Hk. Evans
Alta Vista Ave
Anite
Lafayette St Michael Se
Porest
W. J. Woods
Parker Ema Wiliams
Vaugtan
Matt Newses
Lot Hagermann
Adi
A. Devendor
Franklin Micheelson
Western
Frances Mason
Maple RF
Stittman
M. Wazierl
East Fourth
Nan Walker
Broadway
James Wilson
J. Mo Langfellow
Logan
Franklin J. Thede
Laens
Miteray
Tembar & Gears
iBtae Rank
Cadi Heights
Minn
Yttor T.on
Waterloo Woman's Club Progress and Yearly Highlights
The Waterloo Woman's Club reports growth to 470 members since 1878, led by Mrs. C. W. Chapman. The group supports riverfront planning, education boards, playgrounds, school gardens, charitable drives, and Christmas seals sales totaling $210,000. Americanization work engages night-school students. club federations date to 1896 (state) and 1906 (national). Members organize monthly Kensington socials, host speakers from Drake University and local colleges, and feature a busy program with notable visitors and faculty participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
C. W. Chanman
R. A. Polk
River Front
Board of Education
A. G. Sawyer
Alang
Chapman
National Federation
Erst
Kensington
Alfred Longley
J. P. Jones
Clyie
A.5. Weishaar
Fine Arts
N. A. Lichty
Herbert FP. Marshall
D. H. Wick
Alice Rodamar
State Federation
John Fox Luke
Shenandoah
Civic Department
Federation
Speikers
EB. H. Jands
Des Moines
Children's Bureau
Pierre Jean LeCon
Drake University
If. Lillehei
Iowa State Teachers College
Paul Davis
W. T. Higgins
Ray C. Kegert
G. E. Ransier
John S. Barttley
Mortimer Cleveland
Rev
BR. E. Williamson
Victor Read
Elizabeth Hudson
Callie Wieder
Medical Life Insurance sales double across seven states
Medical Life Insurance company headquartered in Waterloo reports rapid growth over the past year with in force business more than doubling and April and September totals exceeding 2 3 million and 3 million dollars respectively. The agency expanded into Illinois South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Alabama adding new agencies and a home office in Waterloo with 20 agents and a training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Life Insurance Company
Dore
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Alabama
Medlert Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Company
Penple
Utyvell
Altho
Shanks
Kennan
Waterloo Company
Medical Life Company
Black Hawk
Gatayette
Fowa
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Waterloo Rotary
Bruge Gates
Business and
Missanna Meader
Elizabeth Hearney
West High School
Waterloo Way
F. B. Brocksus
Edna Callahan
Emma Fr. Wwick
Meddie Lombs
Margery Sinnard
Warner Hemenway
Migg Maude Harmon
Bess Cooley
W. D. Ives
Elizabeth Kenney
Calla Wieder
Neile Ev
Lilian Hileman
Fern Gray
Kenney
Middlewestern
Miss Hemenway
Fanny Hemenway
D. A. R. Marks
Uutumhh
Scully
Geo. H. Scully Rhaltor
Sitet
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Lillehei
B. J. Cable
Corley Conion
Monica Wild
Lillian Lambert
C. W. Chapman
Medical Life
Waterloo Risk Company
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Medical Lite
Londergan
J_ Ti
Rainh Kennan
Waterloo Roofing & Supply Co
Barron-Moore Coal Co
Galloway
United States
Surat
Black Hawk County
Union
Canada
Waterloo Ave
Galloway Company
Waterloo, Iowa
Clear Tone Radio
Finn
Waughton
Phalanx
Ohio
T. FP. Leeman
Capital Apts
St. Paw Ming
Nho
Fred IT. McClellan
Mantle Hill
John Husk
Glasgow
Albert LA
Lauvasier
N.Y
James C
Seaverns
New Galloway
Prisety
Glia Anderson & Alverson
Eureka
Mont
Gsen
Baxter
Canaan
Jud
Sayel
Otto Golist, Wansaw
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