Patriotic Meeting Formed at Cedar Heights 1918 Plan
At Mayor William Galloway's Cedar Heights home last evening a patriotic program for 1918 was outlined. The Cedar Heights Community Club and Woman's Club organized a coalition cabinet to promote monthly patriotic meetings in every school district, with Red Cross and war work reports. Sixty members attended, with talks by Parrott, Mu Gutcheon, Birney Allen, Macy Campbell, Mayor Galloway, Golly, Mrs. King, and Burhans. The group urged continuing existing organizations to support war efforts and training children in patriotism, calling for monthly sessions at each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Cedar Heights
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Ganoway
Cabinet Savas
H. C. Moelliar
Cedar* Heights
Mes
J. O. King
Red Cross Auxiliary
Parrott
A. H. MuGutcheon
Birney Allen
Macy"Campbell
Galloway
C. R. Golly
King
A. P. Burhans
Conntry
Devotional Council of Ministerial Ass'n in Waterloo Monday
The annual devotional council of Black Hawk county ministers under Twin-City Ministerial association meets Monday at Westminster Presbyterian in Waterloo. About 100 ministers and wives expected. dinner planned at 12:30. Rev. A. C. Preston requests early notifications for headcount. Program chaired by Rev. H. E. Parr with Rev. W. H. Rogers as secretary. Rev. W. G. Jones leads song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Twin-City Ministerial Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. C. Preston
H. E. Parr
First Congregational Church
W. H. Rogers
W. G. Jones
New Hartford
Henry Mueller
Philippians
J. R. Macartney
C. R. Bair
W. Metcalf
W. B. Riley
Ministers Speak On The Mission Today Gather
A church program runs next week with a morning talk, a 12 30 dinner, a 1 45 devotional, and a 2 o clock discussion on The Minister's Mission Today by Rev H L Goughnour about the minister as preacher. Rev B 2 Lang remarks on the minister as pastor and Rev M Tate on him as a citizen. Rev J H Yagey closes with a 3 45 prayer.
Candy Makers Limited Sugar Supply Promise
The federal Food Administration for Iowa explains candy manufacturers will not receive more sugar until national supplies are ample. In a Deems letter, increases from 50 to 80 percent are contingent on wide sugar availability and consumer reductions. If needed, reductions may go below 80 percent gradually to limit hardship, with corrections sent by wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Deems
Federal Food Administration
Iowa
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Iowa Soldier Boy Dies of Pneumonia at Camp Cody
A Des Moines dispatch from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico reports the death from pneumonia of Earl C Humphrey private Co M 138th infantry. His father James Humphrey resides in Salem Iowa.
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Iowa
Camp Cony
Des Moines
Fan
Camp Cody
Deming
Earl C. Humphrey
Co. M
138Rd Infantry
James Humphrey
Salem
Towa
Mills Will Make Grain Go Farther Plan
Millers unite with the Food Administration to adopt a new milling plan yielding 264 pounds of wheat per barrel of 196 pounds of flour. The measure aims to save 16 million bushels of wheat to ease a national shortage of 60 million. Waterloo Cedar Falls mills cooperate. plan effective Dec 25. substitutes may be used for wheat deficiencies.
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Union Mill Company of
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Food Administration
W. J. Peddicord
John Lemmer
Navy men lauded for Annapolis rescue at sea
Washington DC January 4 Secretary Daniels commended Lieut Daniel Barbey Ensign George Motheredge seven crew members of the steamship Annapolis and Chief Boatswain's Mate Fred Zastro of the Ozark for gallantry in a sea rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Daniel BE
Barbey
George
Motheredge
United States Steamship
Annapolis
Fred Zastro
United States
Ozark
Puddleford Rescue Notation and Porkless Saturday Update
Fragmentary notice describes the steamship Puddleford going ashore in heavy surf on an Oct date and a rescue of its crew. It also reports Waterloo residents' official porkless Saturday plans under the food conservation program, noting differences by region and uncertainty about Midwest enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantry
Waterloo
Middlewest
Freezone promised to remove corns with a drop
An advertisement claims Freezone applied to a corn relieves pain instantly and causes the corn to fall off the next day. It describes the product as a quarter ounce sufficient to rid feet of corns and calluses, made from ether, sold cheaply by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Railroad Station Plan at Dubuque Urged for Central Hub
Local rail circles report plans to outline three of four Dubuque stations and funnel passenger traffic into the Nine Central station due to its size and location. The plan, viewed as a conservation move, is expected to reach a decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Ninols Central Station
Thousand Texas troops go home without furloughs
Fort Worth Texas January 4 1 000 soldiers return home without leave due to holidays. About 200 are in the guardhouse serving terms. The men say the holiday was worth the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
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Cedar-Heights
Devotional Council of Ministerial Ass’n
Blasier
Ed Blasier
Sinnard East
Sinnard West
Sam Pinkerton
Thomas Cash Grocery
Millers
Food Administraton
Bluejackets
Entz Meat Markets
East Fourth Street
Sycamore Street
Bers
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
W. Grove
ONW
Pubuque
Burch Bros
Leildrens
J. Harvey Douglas
Ypres
Waterloo Evening Courier
Watirlee
Douglas
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