World Church Officers Council to Meet in Waterloo
A pioneering church officers council uniting 15 Iowa counties will meet April 6 to 8 in Waterloo First Methodist Episcopal Church under Laymen's Missionary movement auspices. Delegates include prominent denominational leaders and deputation days March 17 and 18 will promote participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. J. Ferguson
Chicago
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan Benton
Butler
Chickasaw
Delaware
Fayette
Floyd
Grundy
Marshall
Lynn
Hardin
Franklin
Cerra Gordo
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Samtuel Z. @womer
A C Willford Buys Lafayette Street Block for Wholesale Use
A C Willford, owner of a Big Sycamore street retail feed flour and seed store, has purchased the Chicago Great Western storage property at 20 Lafayette street from Nickederspeil. The 120 by 40 foot lot along the Great Western tracks will be remodeled to serve as the wholesale end of his business with flour as the main product. The deed shows a $9 revenue stamp. Miss Jennie Bird, county recorder, reported 38 filings with 14 deeds. George Bovey paid $200 an acre for 120 acres in Bennington township. Nellie Patlee bought land in Mt Vernon township for $12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Willford
Big Sycamore Street
Chicago Great Western
Lafayette Street
Nickederspeil
Great Western
Willford
Jennie
Bird
County Recorder
H. Widdel
George Bovey
Bennington
G. BE. McClain
Nellie Patlee
Mt. Vernon
Wives of Opposite YYFE Amuse in Play at Waverlod
The Twin Beds at the Wwaverlod last evening drew audiences with a large comedy about life in a New York ten story apartment house. Two opposite married women, Antoinette Rouche and Josephine Saxe, clash with their husbands and find common ground in handling marital woes. Strong-armed brunette lead and dainty blonde co-star provide lively performances amid lavish set pieces.
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Estabasnen
Ba Patuly
Apie
New York
Antoinette Rouche
Josephine Saxe
Emilisu
Rouus
Harold Hawkins
East District Two Labor Candidates For School Board
C. T. Stockwell a machinist at the Illinois Central shops and George Bishop a brick mason filed papers as candidates for election to the board of education of East District Two. Incumbents Dr. H. A. Boysen and B. W. Schuneman also seek re election. A free textbook proposition will be voted on at the spring election for the east district. The polling place is the manual training building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Stockwell
Illinois Central
George Bishop
Board of Education
H. A. Boysen
B. W. Schuneman
Actions of a Young Man Cause Auto Confusion
Louis B. Kubik recovered his automobile after Rodney Baldwin drove it when arrested for speeding and later charged with forgery. Kubik said a police error claimed the car was held for his court appearance. Kubik was not arrested for speeding. Baldwin admitted taking the car from a garage on an unauthorized statement and moving it to another garage. A Want Ad in the Courier Will Meet the Best Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Kubik
Rodney Baldwin
Kubik
Mr. Kubik
Young Baldwin
Nana
Senators urged to back daylight saving repeal rider
Iowa Commercial Club officials press Senators Cummins and Kenyon to defeat the rider attached to the agricultural bill that would repeal daylight saving. Labor leaders plan to back a resolution urging retention of the conservation measure as Congress nears adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Knapp
Seere
Commercial Club
Cummins
Kenyon
Uat
Lowa
Iowa
Central Labor Union
Senate
House
Waterloo
Commercial Club Today
Iown
Congress
Wilson
Brother of Waterloo Man Dies on Train
J. M. Saylor learned that his brother Albert Saylor died suddenly on a train in Indiana while en route from Washington to Seattle. The Seattle attorney, about 55, was on official business and is survived by his widow a son and two daughters. His brother in Philadelphia also survives the family. The body will be taken to Seattle for burial.
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J. M. Saylor
Albert Saylor
Indiana
Mrr
Saylor
Washingtn
D. C
Seattle
Wash
Philadelphia
Waterloo independent district funding and textbook costs
The Waterloo independent district (west) reported a turnover of $134,578.16 last year in its annual statement. It is estimated that $130,000 will be needed to maintain schools next year. An unusual expense item is free textbooks, totaling $9,199.15.
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Waterloo Independent District
Stomach Relief Tonic Claims Benefit From Pink Pills
A Springfield woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with easing four years of stomach trouble. She reports pain after eating, shortness of breath, and fatigue improving after taking the tonic, enabling her to eat various foods without distress. The ad urges blood building with Pink Pills, noting availability from druggists or the supplier at Schenectady New York.
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Herman Dessel
East Adams Street
Springfield
Dr. Williams
Marriage of Miss Rose Marie Smith in New York City
ElRNems df, Societie Miss Rose Marie Smith daughter of Mrs Jennie Smith 410 Third street east and Lieut H B Chambers recently returned from France were married Wednesday in New York City where the bride has spent the winter with her sister Miss Constance Mrs Chambers has lived in Waterloo practically all her life graduating from east high school and from the public select music course at Iowa State Teachers college She possesses pleasing soprano talent For the past four years she has studied voice with several instructors Lieut Chambers has been overseas with the 64th C A C regiment He is a graduate of the engineering course at Iowa State College Ames and member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity Before entering military service he was with Buick in Chicago They have gone south for a trip others in community events noted in the column
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Rose Marie Smith
Jennie Smith
Third Street East
H. B. Chimbers
France
News York City
Constance
Chambers
Waterloo
East High School
Public
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Lan
Hye
Leo, Cayday Rapils
Harriett Case
Teachers’ College
Woman’s Club
Lieut. Chambers
64Th C. A.C. Regiment
Iowa Siste College
Ames
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Buick Automobile Company
Chicago
Club entertainments and a housewarming in Orange township
Mrs L A Kaufman hosted her sister Mrs U L Stuck from Toledo as visitors. A centiry club was entertained by Mrs A B Nauman with piano solos by Mrs R L Koller and violin by John H Nauman, with Mrs J B Holdington assisting. Mrs F M Jenkins hosted Arla club. Mrs H E Reynolds gave a panel luncheon for Deen club members and they sewed for Fort Des Moines convalescent hospital. A housewarming surprise for Mr and Mrs W S Brown in Orange township followed a fire destroying their prior home. sixty five attended a noon picnic and afternoon amusements in their new 10 room home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Kaufman
U. L. Stuck
Toledo
Law Centiry Club
A. B. Nauman
R. L. Koller
John H. Nauman
J. B. Hol‘dinton
F. M. Jenkins
H. E. Reynolds
H! Deen Club
Convalescent Hospital
Fort Des Moines
W.S. Brown
Orange Township
Brown
Among the Churches Ladies sewing and music program
Christ Episcopal ladies hosted a rain disrupted afternoon in Mrs. B Steven son residence for a scheduled Naives program led by Mrs Wise and Miss Mary Stevenson. Light refreshments followed. St Marys Sewing circle met with about 40 women. hostesses were Mines, Neminers, Wolf and Its. Cards and needlework were enjoyed.
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Christ Episcopal
Thane
B. Stevenson
Wisetl Wise
Mary Stevenson
St. Mary's
Mines
Nemi Ners
Wolf and Its
French officials honor retiring ambassador Sharp at luncheon
A large gathering of waters, deputies, economists, cabinet ministers, and committee members joined in a luncheon at the Republican Club in Paris to honor William Graves Sharp, the retiring American ambassador, on Thursday February 27.
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Prench
Paris
Commerce
Industry
Agriculture
Society of Economic Studies
William
Graves Sharp
Amerhcan
Rupublican Club
Stone Cutters Pay Scale Offered to Unions Till 1921
A new pact sets daily wages from 5.60 to 6.80 dollars starting April 1 1921 for stone cutters in the granite industry. The agreement, after a conference of producers and union reps, aims to avert strikes and lockouts affecting New Jersey Indiana and New England, with fifteen thousand workers involved across several states.
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O18 Associated
Dtuston
Mss
Ipoamlens
Heenphinee
England
New York
Salome
Plaza
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Caro
Linn
South Carolina
Colorado
Revenue chief Murphy resigns from internal revenue bureau
Washington D C ed John D Murphy of Pittsfield Mass chief revenue agent for the past year announced his resignation to return to private business probably in Boston His successor will be appointed soon Murphy supervised the bureau's campaign against tax dodgers.
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Washington, D. C
John D. Murphy
Pittsfield
Mass
Internal Revenue Bureau
Boston
Murphy
Revenue Bureau
Iowa Official Heads to Washington for 10-Day Training School
Barnes, inspector of the local government employment bureau, will leave for Des Moines for a 10-day training school and conference in Washington, D.C. He will represent Iowa at the federal training, sharing instructions on bureau conduct and cooperation to secure employment for returned service members. Pauline Neufelt will also attend, signaling hopes for Congress to retain the service as a permanent federal institution.
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Barnes
Des Moinex
State Headquarturs
Go Munday
Washington, D.C
Iowa Ia
United States Department of Labor
Pauline Neufelt
Woman's Division
Ded Moines
Department of Labor
Congress
Dr Wm H Rucss Tuberculosis Specialist Office
Dr William H RcsS practice limited to diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis and chronic diseases of the chest located at 802 Leavitt and Johnson Building. Office hours 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. Evenings by appointment.
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WM. H
Auctioneer Ad for Merchandises and Real Estate Sale
General auctioneering services offer sales of merchandise real estate and live stock with farm sales specialities. For terms and dates contact EL McDOUGALL at RY D No 4 Waterloo 7017 in Dunkerton. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Mcdougall
Ry.d
Waterloo
Dunkerton
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Church Officers Council
A.C. Willford
Yyfe
Young Man
Courier
Elrnems Df
Societie
Rose M. Smith
Man
Wol Lietty
Abr
Puthill
Frank Collard
Sertuinty
Katherine Plynn
Alice Stewart
Presbyterian Hospital
W. W. Marsh
Lucy Kimball
Kimball
Amy
Ethel Conry
Aum Peck
Jesup
Doris Vilzserak
Louis Sale Agai Aluvray Mulkern
Nols New Jersey
International Monumental iGyanite Jraducers’ Association
Mareh Do Nlews Ateikers
Quincy
Led
Prodects
Lichty’s
West Fourth Street
EAD OF Employment Bureau
Washington
G. Tomor
Qhip Hke
Cadillac
Morris Motor Car CO
East Fifth Street
North Waterloo Market
Fourth & Adams Sts
Cian
Japan
Roy Butp
PYTUP
Filma
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