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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

9

Cedar Falls Club Activities Resume After Holidays

Cedar Falls resumes social and literary club meetings after a two week holiday recess. January 4 features Priscilla club and Lafalets gatherings at local addresses. January 5 the literary clubs meet at the Presbyterian church with talks on war stamps and youth conservation.

Cedar Falls Priscilla Club L. F. March West Ninth Street Lafalets David J. Watters Washington Dorners H. B. Philphot Iowa Street Main W. H. Merner L. H. Paulger Mae Dahl A. EB. Lunn Clay Clara Denniston Phil S. Hii Walnut Mmes R. A. Santee J. G. Packard J. Foy Cross Franklin Street Willard L. Begeman

Local residents report health updates and moves in Cedar Falls area

L J Peterson and wife, once confined to 1021 State street, are slowly improving from severe colds. Lillian O Dell of Waterloo accepts a position at Wagner Manufacturing Co Cedar Falls. A N Smith and family from Marshall town plan to reside at 521 West Second street. Mr Smith becomes the new Great Western agent. Emery Meyers and wife arrive from Mason City to live at 604 West Eighteenth street. Mrs Chas A Hiytz ill for months at Oak Ridge moves to sisters home with Gee. L W McCowan on 610 West Second street is frail. W W Pardee ill two months and taken to Independence for treatment. Washington report notes Lauritz Haugen son of Congressman Haugen, now a first lieutenant in aviation, en route to eastern camp and soon bound for France.

Clarion and Grundy Center L. J. Peterson State Street Lillian O'Dell Waterloo Wagner Manufacturing Co Cedar Falls A. N. Smith Marshalltown West Second Street Smith Great Western Emery Meyers Mason City West Eighteenth Street Chas. A. Hiytz Oak Ridge Gee. L. McCowan A. Pardee Independence

Henry Vollmer Told to Keep Mouth Shut

Davenport Iowa January 4 government may ask the Chicago Herald to inquire into former Congressman Henry Vollmer speech in Chicago last Saturday night. The Davenport Times denounces Vollmer and warns he must stop speaking out on patriotism. Vollmer says he was unfairly attacked and may refuse further patriotic addresses during the war after addressing 5,000 people at a German club rally in Chicago.

Davenport Chicago Herald Kenry Vollmers Chicago Davenport ‘Times Vollmer

Filipinos to be mustered into U.S. Army

Washington January 4 approximately 27 000 Filipinos are expected to be mustered into the United States army under a bill passed yesterday by the house taking in the Philippine national guard and scouts.

Washington DE. C United States Army Philippine National Guard Scouts

Interesting feature of farm and home contest at ISU

Ames Iowa June 28 to July 2 will feature a high school jade contest as part of the farm and home week. Teams of three boys from numerous Iowa high schools have enrolled, competing for handsome cups. Rev Walace M Short announces mayoral bid in Sioux City race. He promotes an honest administration and opposes prohibition.

Ames Lowa Albion Ata Muffalo Center Cherokea Colesburg Cumberland Delphos Denison OT Bot Sioux City Ladan Wallace M. Short The Central Independent Church Siowx City Gove Rey

Canadians Respond to First Draft Call

Ottawa Ont Jan 4 The machinery of Canada s military service act was put in motion yesterday and worked smoothly. Men conscripted in the first draft are reporting in batches as arranged by district registrars and will enter training as rapidly as they can be handled and equipped. The new legislation calls for 100 000 men. The first draft is said to exceed 20 000.

Ottawa Ont Canada

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Association Chas. B. Santee L. A. Arnett F. O. Jackson Reading Circle Jeanette Carpenter West Eighth Street Greenwood Cemetery Association Wm. Morgan Washington Street Henry Morgan Commercial Club Opera House Black Black Hawk County Farm Improvement Association County Home Demonstration Department Hudson la Porte City Farm Improvement Association Nev. M. N. Andreasen Neenah Wis Jesup Finchford Dewar H. S. Stanbery Webster City Hamilton Wright Grundy Webster Haugen Washington, D. C Lauritz Haugen Iaugen Leutenant France Henry Vollmer Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield Dpaaul Davis Sade VA First National Bank Nettleton Nettleton and Alden U.S Wright and
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