Waterloo European relief drive totals 11771.19
Receipts from all sources for Waterloo relief fund campaign reached 11771.19 with expenses of 613.54 leaving 11157.63 for disbursement. Allocations show 291.64 for local relief and 4195.71 for European relief plus 2087.85 for Near East relief. Officials report 31 contributors on Waterloo roll of honor and note 50 50 split between local and overseas funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Focal Relief Fund
GW. Kline
Committee of 16
Overseas
Red Cross
Jesip
Biine
Wilba
City
Greater Waterloo
Montreal May Get Berth in Baseball
Montreal and Newark may replace Syracuse and Akron in the International League at a club owners meeting called by President John Conway. Syracuse foes clash with ball ground owners and Akron reportedly loses from the start. Montreal seeks league representation and could take the Akron franchise in Newark. Meanwhile Temple Rebekah members gather at Central Christian church Friday at 1 45 p.m. to attend the funeral of Miss Marie Walteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Montreal
Newark
Syracuse
Akron
John Conway Tool
Temple Rebekah
Central Christian Church
Marie Walteman
Waterloo's Religious Needs Evange listic Sermon Draws Big Aud ience
A throng filled the main auditorium of First Methodist church as Dr McCombe preached on Waterloo's Religious Needs. He urged religion as a rich, vital experience touching inner life and conduct, not creeds alone, with a warm, engaging delivery and a strong family minister persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dr. McCombe
Clase
Harold Do. Clase
Me. Gombe
Jesus
Evangelist
French Orphans Work Ends Aid May Go Direct
Waterloo readers learn that after five years the Fatherless Children of France campaign closes its work as of December 1 1924. Donors may continue support by sending 86.50 annually to the Chicago committee director Mrs Kate C Brewster. Requests for new accounts end, but those already marching on are asked to remit. the Chicago office will stay open for existing plans only. The piece notes gratitude from Waterloo residents and emphasizes ongoing charitable intent despite formal closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
Fatherless Children of France Committee
Kate C. Brewster
Brewster
Sister
Republic
France
Neutral Zone Residents Assessed for Cedar Falls Taxes
Nine families in No Man's Land between Cedar Falls and Cedar Heights will be assessed as citizens of the former city, per Waterloo township assessor Hubert Sweitzer. Objections hailed from those preferring township status outside any municipality to lower levies. The Greater Waterloo Association’s planning committee will meet at the wheat club tomorrow at noon to plan a publicity program for the association during the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Citi 2
Hubert Sweitzer
Waterloo
Lonwer
Greater Waterloo Association
Weet Club
Burge to Meet Vocational Men in Waterloo Area
Federal board of vocational education officials will meet Cedar Rapids lender C A Burge with Waterloo Cedar Falls area veterans awaiting school assignments and interviews. The Cold list includes men destined for Ames St Louis and others. Also a warning to former service members about care arrangements at Hot Springs and western hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
C. A. Burge
Cedar Rapids
Home Service Section
The
American Red Cross
M. GC. A
Burge
Ames
St. Louis
Red Cross
John ‘Brewer
Henry W. Blaess
Patrick’ Carroll
Robert T. Childers
Wailter Suctt
Clark
Newell B. Dorman
Clarence W.holt
Barry F. Holm
Forest J. Kirkhar
Aliton W. Larson
Joseph E. Eagle
Rayimond C. Eddy
Wil Falkenstein
Ross C. Parr Pern
Griffith
Floyd R. Ham
Wd. Erick C_ Kragenbrink
Charles Laurie
Samuel Mershall Bawarh
Mat
George R_AMichael
Warl N
John L
Laurence T. George EL St Philip EL Scott
Charles B Wilson
Paul
Faber Vernon
Ulrich
Hot Springs
Ark
Home Service
Public Health Service
Etta Worthen
Court Dismisses Five Cases Against Local Druggists
Five liquor injunction actions filed in late 1919 against Waterloo druggists were dismissed on the judge’s recommendation by Judge G W Wood. Costs in each case taxed to the plaintiffs, ranging from 12 to 15 dollars. Dismissed suits included Archer vs Me Dermott and property owner, Archer vs Henderson, Storm vs Strickler, Smith vs Horas Drug Co, and Archer vs Taggart. An injunction was issued in Archer vs OBrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Walter R. French
G. W. Wood
E. A. Archer
C. L. Me
Dermott
H. H. Henderson
Ralph Storm
William Strickler
HM. Smith
Horas Drug Company
Eggs price slump follows local market drop in Waterloo
Eggs have fallen sharply in Waterloo stores to 32 to 30 cents per dozen, the lowest price this year. The local market recorded a price of zero cents per dozen less than a month ago, prompting widespread notice of the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Minimum Wage Bill Opposed by Manufacturers
The article details opposition by Waterloo manufacturers to a proposed minimum wage bill promoted by the National Consumers' League. It describes the bill’s structure, including a wage commission, wage boards, inspection powers, and wage recovery rights for employees, with support noted from women’s clubs. It covers the bill’s reach for women and minors in industry, except domestic service, and potential licenses for younger workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers
Waterloo
National, Consumers’ League
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
Montana
Mills
Des Moines
Committee On Labor
Labor Commissioner
Industrial Commissioner
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mission Program At Free Methodist Sunday
Free Methodist Sunday school Junior and young people's departments present a mission program Sunday evening at the church on Freaklin and Lane streets. Mrs. Lila Shopp in charge. After song service prayer and scripture lesson by Rev. T J Fuller the program includes a series of readings recitations songs and tableaux from multiple classes and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Sunday School
Freaklin
Lane Streets
Lila Shopp
T. J. Fuller
Tero
Teanette Leng
Lilibells
Wilbur
Etapeieg Spiker
Richard Aham
Ruth Riley
Juanita Cobb
Helen Leng
Avars
Ruth Dunham
Virginia
Riley
Elen
Taistie Nettleton
Rosanna Warden
Fas
Will Whitton
Will Decker
Onzlow Wilbur
Dale Cash
Barling Clark
Leland Peterson
Leland Cobb
Jake Riley
Blakeley
Albert Goldhorne Shopp
Syerat Golder
Vale Clan
John Gibbs
Paul ‘Riey
Clyde Avord
John Riley
Onrrow Wilbur
Ruth Adams
Althea Danham
Faith Sheridan
Margu ‘Euerite
Strawbare
Naphie Dunham
Midra
Fire department rescues burning car on Elm Street
In response to a call, the chief's car with hand chemical tanks went to 614 Elm Street at 7 30 p m yesterday to extinguish a blaze in a vehicle owned by Herman Neld. The fire was put out quickly but the car required extensive repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Herman Neld
City in Brief trial jurors excused until Monday morning
Trial jurors were excused until next Monday morning. A new jury for the March term will be drawn at 4 p.m. next Monday by the jury commission. Mayor Frisbie returned to work after a mild form of grip and many others are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M. Brewton
Mason City
Austin Booth
Mobile Street
East and West Club
Guy Lee
Cortlandt Street
C. E Luce
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
N. W. Frisbie
Drama Brochure Interprets Waterloo Artistic Life
New issue of the Drama Brochure highlights Waterloo life art and practical culture. Staff includes editor Thomas F. Myers Jr and editors Maude Seane A B E Haswell George D Miller. contributors Florence Clay Knox Percy Wood J G McAlvin Leslie Lewis. Waterloo Players set three one act plays for Feb 22 at Sacred Heart school hall titled The Maker of Dreams Tickless Time and Jean Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
la New York
Brocure
Thomas F. Myers, Jr
Maude Seane
A. BE. Haswell
George D. Miller
Leslie Robert Lewis
Florence Clay Knox
Percy BR. Wood
M. D
J. G. McAlvin
Leslie R. Lewis
A. C. Tobnson
Waterloo Players
Sacred Beart School Hall
Maker of
Pierrot
Pierrette
Orphant Down
Leslie Lewis
America
George E. Lichty
Howrey Heads Clearing House Body in Waterloo
Eastern finance expected to improve as Waterloo bankers gather at Hotel Russell-Lamson for the annual Clearing House Association meeting. Officers elected for 1921 include B. J. Howrey as president, C. W. Knoop first VP, H. W. Wente second VP, F. W. Wray secretary, and J. J. Miller treasurer. A dinner preceded the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
New England
New York State
B. J. Howrey
C. W. Knoop
H. W. Wente
F. W. Wray
J. J. Miller
Cutler Takes Turn, Worsens. Huntley Rushes to Palm Beach
George W. Huntley received a telegram this morning asking him to come at once to the bedside of B. Cutler, his uncle, who is seriously ill at West Palm Beach, Florida. A night letter said Mr Cutler's vitality was good and his condition satisfactory, indicating a sudden turn for the worse. Huntley left for Palm Beach at 9:25 a.m. today, an hour and 26 minutes after the message was filed in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huntley
B. 2. Cutler
West Pale Beach
Fla
Mr. Huntley
Cutler
Palm Beach
Florida
Sacred Heart LentEN Program Announced by Pastor
Sacred Heart church announces a Lenten program with special devotions led by Rev. J. M. Molloy. Sermons and rosary recitations occur Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays at 7 30 p m Benedicton of the blessed sacrament and the way of the cross on Fridays deepen the schedule. Members of the S B A are asked to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the K of P hall with a talk by Me Pike on Frvtarnite Jaaycament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
K. of PF. Hall
Me Pike
Flip flop style and fashion insights shuffled with odd notes
A fragmented piece shows a rambled critique of fashion accuracy and trends. It weaves in playful phrases like flip flop and flippity flop, mentions a tattered coat, and muses on clothing mockups and public perception. Names Henry Clifford Deppler appear amid the garbled text.
Barthe to Confer With Adjutant on Legion Problems
Barthe adjutant of Becket Chapman post in Iowa will travel to Des Moines to join ten adjutants for a Lincoln Day Legion conference. They will study post administration welfare finances and activities and draft recommendations for the Saturday meeting. Attending from Becker Chapman Post are Rohit Rouse Porkes Miller Newsome with Barthe returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Barthe
Beckett Chapman Post
Yes Moines
James F Barton
Department For Iowa
The
Legion
Barlow
Becker-Chapman jPost
E. L. Rohit
Howard J. Rouse
Will Porkes
Ralph Miller
Post Finance Oficer
Verne Newsome
Barthe
Des Moines
Newsome
Jewish Conference Called in Buffalo
One thousand reform Jewish rabbis and prominent laymen will gather in Buffalo on May 24 to 26 for the Union of American Hebrew Congregations annual convention. Delegates will discuss anti Semitism in America, synagogue and religious school expansion, a pension fund for rabbis, and the union’s revival and fundraising campaign. Reports from Hebrew Union College at Cincinnati will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
America
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Federation of ‘Temple
Union
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Music and sermon soothe woman after fall at revival
Mrs. Wilson D. Reed of 1903 Jefferson Street fell on a slippery sidewalk en route to a revival at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Music and a sermon by Dr. J. H. McCombe calmed her bruised wrist, which later swelled and required a doctor. She is an elderly, long-time church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson D. Reed
Jefferson_ street
Theatres Need Sunday Trade Says Diebold
A J Diebold Cedar Rapids principal owner of the Strand and Palace theatres said theatres cannot exist without Sunday trade. He noted broad support for Sunday relaxation and cited the motion picture theatre as the least objectionable form of entertainment. A B Weld, Strand manager, accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebold
A.J. Diebold
Cedar Rapids
Strand
Palace Theatres
Motion Picture Theatre
A. B. Weld
Scouts to Compete on Good Turns Hike Saturday
Waterloo Boy Scouts plan a Saturday hike from Riverview Park Bathing Beach at 2 p m to celebrate Square Knot Day The event includes tests games and meals with a prize to the troop distributing the most square knots Burr G Lichty heads the hike council president The week emphasizes service as scouts attend church in uniform Sunday and seek to recruit new members next week a special instruction session is slated for February 18 at 7 15 p m }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Riverview Park
Burr G. Lichty
Scout
K P. Hall
Don Sung claims boost egg production for hens
An Indianapolis ad features Mrs. Ensie B. Ropp reporting her 200 hens increased from 25-30 eggs daily to 107-314 after using Don Sung, costing about $2.56 for 260 hens. The firm promises refunds if results fail and sells Don Sung as a tonic to boost egg laying and hen vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
Ensie B. Ropp
Littles
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia
To Prevent Old Age Coming Too Soon
An old age prevention advertisement cites kidneys as blood toxin filters and urges drinking pure water plus a product named Airie from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo. It promotes Anuric as a remedy for backache urinary issues rheumatic pains and fatigue, claiming quick grand results and potency over lithia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidders
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Lithia
Would Not Do Without It Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
A Cincinnati man, Harry S Neff of Price Hill, testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops a cold at first sign and helps long standing coughs after three bottles. He says it is essential at home and notes its pleasant taste and wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Harry Sneff
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Red Cross Liver Pills Offer Health Cure Claim
An advertisement touts a treatment to cure liver stomach and bowel diseases and other ailments. It claims many operations can be avoided and expenses saved. Red Cross Liver Pills are sold in Waterloo by local druggists or mailed from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Waterloo
Robert Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Rea Bros
Minneapolis
Minn
Cured His Rupture Without Operation Says Carpenter
A carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey describes a nonoperative cure for inguinal rupture after years of suffering. He claims no operation no loss of time and urges readers with similar problems to write for full information while offering no product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus ‘Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
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