Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club Leaders
Waterloo hosts the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs with Elizabeth Kenney as state president. The Lowa Business Woman bulletin is edited in Waterloo by Miss Meddie Hombs, with Callie Wieder as assistant editor and Bess Nichols as business manager. The club reports gains in an educational loan fund now over 700 dollars and expanding to 1800 dollars thanks to Gates Business College, plus plans a Mother and Daughter banquet and a move to new headquarters after March 1.
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Waterloo
National Federation
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Waterloo Club
The
Christian Science Monitor
Lutie B. Stearns
Milwaukee
Fourth Street West
Warsaw
W. W. Warsaw
A. 5. Johnson
Hazel Zwanziger
Nina Sproul
Mayme Dewey
Omaha
H. B. Taylor
Jack Batensiefer
H. QO. Garton
Ann Meader
Maesellar
N Kenney
Mystic Workers of World Active at Welfare Work
Mystic Workers of World Waterio Lodge No 449 reports welfare program in 1927 under Mrs Stella Farrell as supervisor. The lodge lists 40 members with new officers C K E Truak prefect and others. The junior order adds 850 names with officers Harriet Reisner secretary and peers. Farrell remains juvenile superintendent.
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Waterio
Mystic Workers of World
M B A gains new members in 1927 Waterloo lodge 1115
Waterloo lodge No 1115 Modern Brotherhood of America shows growth in 1927 with new members and increased insurance writt en. The lodge now reports 300 members, with W A Davis as president and C C White vice president among officers. Also listed are chaplain Mrs W H Webb, sentry AVS FL FLY, secretary F PL Yapp, trustees W A Davis J W Slattery, and physicians Dr W tt Bickley Dr J E Ridenaur and Br Jo EL Brinkman.
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Waterloo
Modern Brotherhood of America
W. A. Davis
C. C. White
W. H. Webb
Dwyer
EL A. Yagey
Avs
FL Yapp
F. PL Yapp
J. W. Slattery
W. Tt. Bickley
J. E. Ridenaur
Br Jo EL Brinkman
K. of
P. Nall
Waterloo G A R Veterans Meet To Recall Civil War Days
At Memorial hall Waterloo Robert Anderson post 68 of the Grand Army of the Republic holds regular meetings led by Civil War veterans. Augustus Teatro and Joseph Grimm are among the oldest members recounting Union preservation days. The post, organized in 1881, now lists 32 Civil War survivors with 19 residing in Waterloo. Commander is David B. Allison of La Porte City, with Julius Dennis and Levi Jolls among other officers.
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Joseph Grimm
Ike Gushard
Ed Moser
John Mover
Levi Jolls
Juius Bennis
Henry Woore
Aimos Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
Grand Army of the Republc
Robert
G. W. Birdsall
California
Amos Wheat
W. Brown
Hhs
Allison
David B. Allison
la Porte City
Julius Dennis
John T. Moyer
Izaac Gushard
Guard
T. F. Shannon
Andy Trimble
Quota Club Education Loan Fund Under Way
The Quota Club reports an education loan fund of 100 dollars with plans to grow it in 1928. Under Miss Ethyl Lourie Chandler, the club — an international women’s service group — emphasizes community service, sound finances, and varied programs at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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Quota Club
Ethyl Lourie Chandler
Hotel Russell-Lamson
John R. Weber
Chandler
Abraham Lincoln
Mary
Lulu M. Dryden
Baltimore
Mabel H. Palmer
Davenport
Miss Chandler
George B. Worthen
Callie Weber
Inez Cobury
Winnie i Stevens
Clary ‘Frenzel
W. D. Ives
Bess Nichols
Meddie Hombs
Marian Ransier
Ichairman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Kenney
Iowa Federation of B. & P. W. Clubs
M. B.A
Business Women of
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Memorial Hall
Black Hawk County
Augustus Teatro
Dave Allison
MFG. CO
Waterloo, Iowa
S. W. Harwich
East Fifth Street
Ellis Hotel
BLDG
the Galloway Company
C. E. Butler
State Loan Company
YJ. Garrison
Riviera Miratrig Bldg
OWA