Service 15 Motto of the YWCA Annual Meeting Report
Young Women’s Christian Association members discuss service as its motto and roles across departments. Miss Dotha Walker outlines summer camp departure and conference impact, while Mrs. Pettit urges members to extend their influence. Board elections planned. attendance totals and program highlights span camp, religious work, extension, employment, social benefits, and finances.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Dotha
Walker
Strese
Fred 5. Pettit
Association
G. F. Altstadt
Nelle Kinney
T. A. McManus
Flora Behrens
Mae Armstrong
Mra. C. F
Alice Peterson
Vernie Furlong
Ruth Bassett
Hazel Akin
June Whitney
Prudence Walker
Z. E. Ridenour
Myrtle Shannon
C. N. Bighmey
B T Wowrey
Ena Bohn
Blanche Edwards
Grace Friend
Mmes
J. W. Forbes
A. T. Hakill
Ben J. Howrey
EH. B. Kelly
Ef” Stevenson
A. Veath
Geo. B. Worthen
Ida Garvin
Fred S. Pettit
J. E. Ridenour
E. Sedgwick
J. W. Henderson
Blanche Stewart
A. EB. Hoffman
Tuthill
H. Eighmey
Mary Miller
Jessie Sweeney
National Association
Jeanette Cushman
Business Girls Club
Glee Club
Japs Secret for Settling Turbulent Koreans Revealed
Drs J A and Grace Jerger propose copying Japanese methods of subduing unrest for use in Mexico after visiting Korea. They describe Koreans as heavy eaters, drinkers, lazy, dirty, with a strict topknot, and subservient women, while praising Japanese annexation as improving Korea through hospitals, schools, and roads. They note markets, food, and ancient printing, and recount travel frailties and currency woes along the border to Antung and Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Sopyun
Turkey
Fusan
Seoul
Keijo
Ana
Japan
Antung
Secret Service Bureau
Custonmis
Mukden
Chicago
Hong Kong
Davin
Montreal
Tientsin
Great Wall of
China
Peking
Red Cross Meeting Arouses Local Interest
A large crowd is expected at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening for a Waterloo unit Red Cross Society organization. The Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club back the move. talks by Dr. Guthrie McConnell Dr. G C L Chambers and Carleton Sias. Dr. Lillian Arnett of Cedar Falls will discuss the Cedar Falls work. Joining before the meeting closes makes a person a charter member.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Red Cross Society
Rotary Club
Guthrie McConnell
GC. L. Chambers
Carleton Sias
Lillian Arnett
Sunday school meetings held in Hudson and La Porte City
District Sunday school meetings were conducted yesterday by county workers to promote the Easter enlistment campaign. In Hudson, Rev. Munn led the rally with talks by B F Puterbaugh. standards were adopted and Sumlay school work reorganized. In La Porte City Rev. Lang preached and press on Sunday school progress, with Mr. Howrey explaining adult classes. Officers elected for the new organization included J O Kober as president, Rev A O Henke as vice president, and Miss Tillie Ballheim as secretary and treasurer.
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Hudson
la Porte City
J. W. Knickerbocker
Cal J. Miller
B. F Puterbaugh
M. G. Munn
Sumlay
Munn
Puterbaugh
Lang
George Moody
W. Fel Howrey
City
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
Bernstorff hopes to avert war and seeks US ties
In a farewell statement Count von Bernstorff expressed hope war could be avoided and friendly relations restored between the United States and Germany. He thanked American friends and noted personal gratitude, raising the possibility of resumed relations after eight years in the U.S. His party left Washington under state protection. The article also mentions New York canals being deepened to 12 feet with locks for 12,000 ton barges.
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Gnishad E
United States
Congress
Count von Bernstorf
Germany
Washington, D. C
New York
Rene
Count von Bernstorff
Gtoud
Countess von Bernstadt
Washington
State Department
United States Secrets Service
Mortuary notices of Mrs Henry Fry and Augustus Kimball
Mrs Henry Fry aged 60 died at 11 45 p m yesterday at her daughter’s home from a stroke. She leaves her husband two daughters and a sister and brother in Ireland. Funeral from the Hudson home at 3 p m tomorrow Rev H E Parr in charge. Augustus A Kimball aged 81 died at his home at 12 55 a m today. further details not given.
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Henry Fry
Sidney Smith
Second Street West
Err
St. Francis Hospital
Fry
Ireland
America
Neary Fry
Rockford
Black Hawk County
Hudson
United Brethren Church of
Arthur Ferguson
Waterloo
Chester Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
John Smith
Waterton
Richard Smith
Andrew
Moisnac
Rolf
Augustus A. Kimball
Evening Courier
City in Brief Opticon, Insanity Appraisers, and Travel
Local notes report Dr E R Shannon being reap pointed 48 member of the commission of insanity. G J Strayer sails to Drinkwater Sask for farming interests. T L Longley visits from St Paul. W A Sherman of Dubuque conducts business here with Mrs Sherman. Mrs P L 34 O'Neil returns from a weekend with her daughter, Miss Lela Rowan principal. Mrs Allen Rush back from Minneapolis after daughter injured. Miss Zora Wells returns to duties at Ogden high after Waterloo visit. County collateral inheritance tax appraisers named C D Becker A J Edwards WD C Henry. Dr John Bunyan Smith returns from Des Moines Baptist meeting. E B Thompson visits Plainfield. H E McDougall and father return from Marinette funeral. Frozen services pipes reported. frost depth increasing. S D Popp in Des Moines for hardware dealers meeting. will visit Colfax. Settlement filed in Collinson v Farmers Party case. Collinson paid costs and $500 to niece Mrs Frank Troutfelter after paralysis. Collinson born Kennebunk Maine. wife died 9 years ago. survived by niece Mrs A E McKeller and two nieces Mrs Ben Jones and Mrs Frank Troutfelter. Body to Des Moines at 7:46 am tomorrow. Redmen lodge to conduct services.
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Zora Wells
Ogden
Waterloo
C. D. Becker
A. J. Edwards
WD. C. Henry
John Bunyan Smith
Des Moines
Iowa ‘Baptists’ Convention
E. BE. Thompson
Plainfield
R. K. Thompson
Ang
Guy Gilles
Cortlandt Street
Frank ‘Troutfatter
Ricker Street
Kennebunk
McGregor
Mra
A. E. McKeller
Klimball
Ben Jones
Frank Troutfelter
Redmen Lodge
Charter Manber
Valentine sociable at Mast Park Presbyterian Church
Members of the Business Girls Reading Circle meet at the Y W C A rooms for supper tomorrow night before the business session at Mast Park Presbyterian Church.
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Valentine
Mast Park Presbyterian Church
Business Girta
Reading Circle
Board Meeting Postponed By West School Board
The regular meeting of the West School Board, which was to be held tonight, has been postponed to Wednesday, February 21. Secretary J. Dempster cited the absence of several board members in the city as the reason for the postponement.
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St. Louis
P. A. S. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
Franklin
West’ School Board
Dempster
Funeral rites for Jats Johnson Remington held at Vinton
Funeral services were conducted at the Christian church in Vinton for Jats Johnson Remington aged about 86 born near Vinton who died in the Great Northern yards after being fatally struck by an engine. Survived by three children and siblings, the former resident spent years in Kansas and Montana.
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Vinton
Johnson Remington
Christian Church
W. B. Warren
Remington
Kansas
Beir
Montana
Mr. Johnson
Kirkland
Urbana
L. ¥. Mirkland
Alex Sharp
Sharp
Ellen F Spencer
Meath
Benton County
Ellen FL Spencer
Hare
Primmer Church
Norton
Weshorn
Oale
D. Spencer
Spencer
Addie Bassett
Brandon
Neille
Edwin
Shelisburg
Quarrel Over Premature Plans Between Madge and Marjorie
In a light exchange Life notes Madge and Marjorie quarreling over premature marriage plans. Marjorie agrees the situation is dreadful and suggests waiting until marriage.
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Madge
Ana Ner Tance
Marjorie
Vacant Lot Garden Club forms in Waterloo project
A Waterloo effort to lease vacant lots to farm and raise profits was approved by the Chamber of Commerce committee, creating the Vacant Lot Garden Club. Members will pay a small lease to cover expenses, with surplus prizes funded by yields, and leases protect lot owners while ensuring lots are cleared and maintained for next year. Regular meetings are planned, and George Williams urged owners to contact the Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company with lot details.
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Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Garden Club
A. T. Hakill
Rotary Club
Hukill
Mamhera
Commercial Club
George Williams
Bous
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Burglar scare spooks London readers as eyewitness cites noise
Mrs Hicks recalls a burglar scare related by Mrs Wicks Mercy, noting two noises that prompted getting up and seeing a man's logo under the bed. The exchange indicates shared alarm after a nighttime disturbance reported by residents in London.
Freezone advertised corn remover gains praise
It reports a Cincinnati man’s discovery named Freezone that loosens hard or soft corns with a few drops. The product costs little and relieves soreness instantly, drying to lift the corn without inflammation. Advertisers claim it prevents many deaths from infection due to corn cutting.
Divorce Decree In Merrian Case Grants Cross-Petition Ruling
At a hearing Judge Bates presided in the case of FS Merrian against Lulu Merrian for divorce. Mrs. Merrian received a decree on her cross-petition with no contest from Merrian. HE. H. McCoy represented Merrian. A stipulation settled property, alimony, and custody of the minor children.
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MES_ MERREAD
EH. B. Bates
FS. Merrian
Lulu Merrian
No Jury Work Today By Judge Mullan in Court
Judge C W Mullan heard this morning to obtain two jurors but failed. All actions set for today are in process of settlement or continued. Jurors were excused until tomorrow morning.
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C. W. Mullan
Cass
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Excerpt
A vintage medical ad urges mothers to check a child's tongue for signs of illness and to give California Syrup of Figs for quick relief from constipation. It promises gentle bowel movements in hours, notes the fruit flavour, and warns to buy only the genuine product made by California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Cadomene Tablets Promoted For Nervous Rheumatic Ailments
A rheumatic convalescent recounts relief after using Cadomene Tablets begun after failed treatments. Testimonials from Peter Krauther, J M Cain, and Frank J Murphy praise benefits, with notices of physicians' endorsements and a money back guarantee. The advertisement claims thousands benefited and urges readers to try Cadomene.
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Y.W.G.A
Sam
Mexico
Grace Jerger
Red Cross
Waterloo Workers
Osweep Canal
S.s.st. Louis, &P. AS. Franklin
Kervice
Buchanan
E.R. Shannon
Commission of Insanity
G. J. Strayer
Drinkwater
Sask
T. L. Longley
Reinbeck
St. Paul
W. A. Sherman
Dubuque
Sherman
O’neil
Mise Lela
Rowan Schools
H. E. McDougall
D. W. McDougall
Marinette, Wis
Mr. McDougall
8. D. Popp
Mr. Popp
Retait
Colfax
George B. Collinson
Farmers Party Association
Mr. Collinson
Mtev
W. J. Rakers
Rogers Fins
Baptist Church
Beatty
Atkl
Furtaras Organezation Detatla
Boston Transcript
Horlick
Somclezicen
Hwedreda
Lamoce
Gentlemex
Boston Globe
Peter Krauther
Highland Ave
Needham, Masa
J. M. Cain
Atlanta
Frank J. Murphy
Foster St
Pittsburgh
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