Red Cross urged strict adhere to garment standards
At yesterday’s meeting the Red Cross urged exact follow through on hospital garments and knitted goods to meet national director standards. Auxiliary leaders reported 1810 items this week and the surgical dressing group completed 5222 pieces. Junior Red Cross turned in 1471 articles as three shipment boxes held 16200 compresses and 6368 knitted items.
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Redross
BE. L. Johnson
C. N. Shane
H. Bightey
Grace Friend
Louis Prank
Local society notes and two weddings at Waterloo
The society page details club meetings at Waterloo with Red Cross knitting and card parties, plus two weddings: Grace C. McCarty and William J. McNulty at St. Joseph's Church officiated by Rev. B. J. Slattery, and Rose Zeweski and William Haehn in the Our Lady of Victory chapel. The column notes post ceremony plans, attendees from Dubuque and Manly, and home dates for the newlyweds.
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McNulty
Catherina McNulty
East
East High School
Times-Tribune
John McNulty
Sacred Heart School
Meany Casket Company
Haen-Zeweski
Rose Zeweski
William Haehn
Our Lady of Victory Academy
HW. J. Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
Alicn Smith
J. Haehn
Clay Street
Huein
Town Dairy Separator Company
Haehn
Joseph Zeweski
Fairbank
Waterloo
Decrees and Actions in District Court
Court actions include a suit by Waterloo Mash & Fixture Works for 1320 dollars and accounting against Philip Koester, ex-secretary and late VP. seeks foreclosures of a pledge for 20 shares. Jury awards 500 to William B. Van Brery for injuries from an assault by R. E. Britton at Martin hotel. judgment against Welser & Kamp Schroder.
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Waterloo Mash & Fixture Works
Philip Koester
J. D. Liffring
William B. van Brery
R. E. Britton
Martin Hotel
Welser & Kampschroder
Wednesday Evening At Home At YWCA Skating Plans
The YWCA invites all ages to Wednesday and Saturday at home evenings with games music and roller skating. Gymnasium opens at 7 PM for skating. attendees should bring their own skates. Alternatives include other games and diversions for non skaters. Everyone is welcome.
YMCA Campaign Plans Publicity By Kiester For March Start
H. B. Kiester will handle publicity for the annual YMCA financial campaign. The drive runs March 10 for six weeks with a budget of 8000 dollars for local activities and 2000 dollars for relief work abroad. The city is to be divided into districts with teams of workers assigned to cover them.
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H. B. Kiester
Hall's Catarth Medicine Ad in Toledo Notice
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo swear to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarth cured by Hall's Catarth Medicine. Notary A W Gleason notes the sworn statement dated December 6, 3836. The ad promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges readers to send for testimonials.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Ducas County
Frank
Cheney
F. J. Chener & Co
Halls Catarre
Frank J. Cheney
A. W._GLEASON
Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Te. Hall
Among the Churches Community Report and Elections
Walnut Street Baptist held a Sunday school close at Mrs. Lyla McDonald's home with Red Cross knitting and a brief business session electing officers Mabel Anderson president Alea Johnson vice president Fay Collins secretary Elia Chamberlain treasurer The Ladies Aid at St Paulie meets tomorrow afternoon at the church with Mrs Olson and Miss Minnich in attendance Central Christian Aid meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs G D Serrill home. members asked to bring items
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Callie Cline
Marie Serrill
Circle Treasury
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Caille Clings
Hobart
Cline
Aliss Ellen Richardson
Africa
Ada Slifer
Blanche Muthaler
Ella Wobart
Southern Christian Institute
Walnut Street Baptist
J. B. Smith
Lyla McDonald
Red Cross
Mabel Anderson
Alea Johnson
Fay Collins
Secreand
Elia Chamberlain
Treas
Central Christhin
G. D. Serrill
Church and club events announced for Wednesday
The Kinga Daughters schedule a meeting at 2 30 p m with Mrs C Sb Abbs at her home followed by a social hour. Mrs Kobar and committee will host a parish social in the Calvary Evangelical Brotherhood hall with a presentation and drawing at 7 30 p m.
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O. Els
Waterloo
The
Buster Star
Magonte Temple
Grombhers
Kinga
C. Sb. Abbs
May Light Windows Now for Displays and Services
May light windows now for displays as Waterton dissipates and houses may operate interior lights following fuel board ruling. No other changes recorded. Christ Church schedules union services with sermons by M L Tate and Father Hoy. Sacrifice and buy War Savings Stamps.
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Waterton
Ako
Woman Detained For Selling Camp Dodge Booklets Without Credentials
A woman using the name Mrs. Eoi Sours was detained by police at a hotel pending investigation. She claimed proceeds from selling illustrated booklets went to the VY. M. C. A. She could not show credentials, faced possible prosecution, and chose to leave the city after promising to stop selling the books.
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Mra. Eo i. Sours
Fugal
Pallea
Patriotic Program at Cedar Heights Community Center
A patriotic rally at Cedar Heights Community Center Church tomorrow evening features a program led by Mayor Wiig Giltoway with readings by Miss Oy Methfissel and Miss May Slaughter. The Cedar Heights Committee presents songs, a vocal solo, and a school girl chorus.
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Cedar Heights
Cedar Ueigits Commiity Center
Chih
Crone
Hong
The
Seriool Girls
Lelp Save Me
Cory
Heey
Licenses Issued to Waterloo and Voorhics Residents
Willan J. McNults of Waterloo Grivee C. McCarty of Waterloo Toby Petersen of Voorhics Martine Andersen of Voorhics receive licenses in a local licensing list. This brief notice records names and towns of new licensees.
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Marnpagh
Willan J. McNults
Waterloo
Grivee C. McCarty
Toby Petersen
Voorhics
Martine Andersen
Court notes on McGreavy as burial man crowding tax return help
In front of J. P. McGreavy office a long line of men waited in the grand jury room for guidance on making out their income tax returns. Fourteen men were waiting for advice and assistance.
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J. P. McGreavy
Grand Jury
Walt
City offices buzz as tax deadline nears
County officials continue work through a legal holiday. McGreevy remains until March 1 while Moeller and Barber attend to duties. Property owners visit the assessor’s office daily to file 1938 assessments in the courthouse jury room. Increasing callers pay the first installment of 1918 taxes at the treasurer’s office.
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Ing
McGreevy
C. Moeller
Nathan B. Barber
W. J. Burbank
Freezone ether compound promises painless corn removal
A Cincinnati chemist introduces freezone a new ether compound sold in small bottles for a few cents. Apply drops to a corn or callus and the corn loosens so it can be lifted away with the fingers. The remedy claims to cause no pain and does not irritate skin, working on hard or soft corns and calluses.
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Cincinnati
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O. Salltate
Double Six Club
Clarence Tluston
Forester
St. Mary's’ Auditorium
I. A
B. of L. B
Engineers’ Hall
Jolly Six Club
Charles Griffin
Valentine Sociable
First Baptist Church
CG. Gentle
Kase Margaret
Maies- Joe
Charles Gentle
Grant, Car
Negie
Columbia
Packing Trust
Russia
Delia Dedaeger
Mary Frost
John and
George Wingert
Helen Gould
George Lingelbach
Emma Funnel
Miss Bianell
Miarrind Wen
Wiliam
H. B. Boies
Thomas Billick
Emma Gorton
Chicago Great Western Railway
EB. H. Weiser
Kiestre
Treasure and Trinket Fund
Christ
Lloyd's Hall
Brunswick and
Bush & Gerts
Biur Story& Howard
Howard
Story & Clark
Kurtz
Hamilton
KING
Evans
Victor Records
Victor
PATHE
Columbia Records
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Essa
Big Burlesque
Ox Two Gaygins
Loki
Scharfenberg’s
Guy Hickman
Wales
Matiner
Diana’s Models
Bei
Dian Ty Davar Velller
Katherine Grey
NEW York Company
Constance Talmadge
Concert Orchestra
Best IN Town
With Annette Kellermann
James Montgomery Flagg Series
Les Elsie Ferguson
Edward Sheldon
Tam Om
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Salhex Rapies
H. M. Reed Company
Wateriso, Lows
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