Eastern Star Installation In Waterloo at Masonic Temple
Fully 300 members of Waterloo chapter 128 Order of Eastern Star attended the installation of new officers at the Masonic temple. Mrs Emma Beckman of Grundy Center fell ill and could not depart the P. J. Martin home. Mrs P. J. Martin served as installing officer. The evening featured the installation of 1914 officers and a reception for 110 new members, with a suffet luncheon. New officers included Worthy Matron J R Rector and Worthy Patron Ralph Dunkelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Emma Beckman
Grundy Center
Iowa
P. J. Martin
Ralph Dunkelberg
F. A. Sparle
C. D. Becker
H. A. Boysen
Ida A. Scott
Marion Mills
Glards Martin
May Barnes
Edna Aus
Evangeline White
Mirs
J. R. Rector
J. L. Rose
Jessie L. Woodruff
Milburn Martin
Sentinel
Fred White
Marshal
Elna Tartar
Herbert Stuart
Margaret Derrick
Cardus Promises Relief for Weak Women in Rockford
Mrs M Pas chal of Rockford Ala describes relief from pervous prostration headaches backache and smothering spells after using Cardus. The ad asserts Cardus has a fifty year record helping weak women and offers relief from headaches and fatigue to keep readers feeling up and able to stay out of bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ala
Paschal
Cardus
Cardul
Chafing Dish Club Hosts Tea and Elections Noted
The Chafing Dish club hosted twelve members with a four course luncheon and a yellow candle centerpiece at Mrs. Carl R. Walker's Leland Ave home. Winners in the afternoon game were Mrs. Ven St. Lichty. next meeting planned with Mrs. F. L. Northey. The First Brethren church group elected officers for the coming year: President Mrs. A. J. Reber, Vice President Mrs. W. H. Beachler, Secretary Mrs. C. M. Beale, Treasurer Mrs. J. H. Hildebrand. The La dies Aid society held a large thimble bee and chicken pie supper at Mrs. J. Finley’s on Fourth Street West with Mrs. George S. Yenney as division chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beypt
Mae
Christian Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
A. J. Wittick
Fourth Street West
Nice
Kelly
L. Tanner
R. 5. Henzie
B. I. Perry
J. 5
van Schoyck
Twilight Club
Logan Avenue
ST. Catherine’s Society
St. Catherine’s Society of Sacred Heart
M. J. McCartrey
Hammond Avenue
Adelia Mitchell
Henry Berend
Edmund Mullany
A. Rosener
Thomas Menges
M. Jo McCaftrey
Carl R. Walker
Leland Avenue
Ven St. Lichty
F. L. Northey
C. BE
C. E
First Brethren Church
S. K. Wlingaman
Emma Strayer
C. M. Beale
J. WH. Hildebrand
Lincoln Circle Ladies and G A A Meet Friday
Announcements notify Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A A regular Friday meeting with initiation and a sixty-candidate installation for Ben Hur on Friday evening January 6 at Meichdy court No 8 followed by a members only big oyster supper. Also the Woman’s Working association of the First Presbyterian church invites all ladies to a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs J W Rath’s home 526 East Fifth Street. Leaders of the neighborhood Bible study plan two sections Sunday at 3 30 at Walnut Street Baptist and Monday at 3 at the M C G A building. One gallon syrup 30 cents at C Th Bighmeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Social Union
Ladies’ Social Union
L. B. Fowler
Highland
Margaret V. Clark
H. B. Cropper
Effie McCullom Jones
BE. EB. Manhard
R. A. Folk
Edith Morden
Maquoketa
C. W. Harbin
Viva Merer
Des Moines
H. A. Sargent
Thomas Lawrence
Detroit
Waterloo
W. W. McFarlane
Walnut Street
Ladies’ Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
G. K. Meffert
Saxon Street
E. B. May
Chicago
A. R. Troutman
J. &. Trumbauer
First Presbyterian
Missionary Department
The
Woman’s Working Society
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Rath
Fifth Street East
L. H. Edwards
Cedar Heights
Ben Hur
Meichdy Court
Woman’s Working Association
East Fifth Street
Neighborhood Bible Study Movement
Walnut Street Baptist Church
M. CG. A
Saloon Petition Costs and Referee Appeal
Waterloo business men temperance association notes that court costs on saloon petitions are taxed to the appellant, not the county, and that appointing a referee would raise rather than reduce trial costs. The piece explains Code of Iowa sections 2450 and 3748 governing costs, procedures, and rights to exceptions before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Code of Lown
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Waterloo line keeps cars running after late generator strike
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway employees report a power plant generator strike between 6 and 7 pm, later restored by a small generator. No service was stopped, but car frequency reduced. Freight cars from Waverly hauled by a small steam engine. some passenger runs linked to freight to save power. Snow's College of Dressmaking opens Friday January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Waterloo
Mulct Tax Assessment Tells Property Duty Rules
A Cedar Falls case reviews the quarterly mulct tax of 169 dollars for 1919 on Nicholas Sorenson. The tax, stamped Oct 17 by the county auditor, stems from liquor findings and prosecutions tied to Sorenson property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sorenson
Cedar Falls
Sorenson
Farmer Adkins elected speaker in Illinois
Charles Adkins of Bement, Republican dark horse, was elected speaker of the Illinois house in the forty-seventh general assembly by a 62 to 4 vote amid split Democratic support. Adkins, aligned with Lorimer and Deneen factions, is backed by the Legislative Voters' league and closely connected to Rep. William B. McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles Adkins
Bement
Pratt County
House of Representatives
Illinois General Assembly
Adkins
George W. Alschuler
George W. English
Lorimer
Deneen
Peoria’ Decency Conference
Legislative Voters’ League
William B. McKinley
Edward White Advocates Iowa Growth Through Manufacturing
Edward White associate editor of the Bankers' Magazine lauds Iowa with emphasis on Waterloo. He argues diversification beyond agriculture and highlights Waterloo’s manufacturing growth, the Galloway Company plan, and strong financials as models for state development. He cites Waterloo figures, and notes a booster-driven path to sustained population and industry expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Bankers’ Magazine
New York City
Iowa
Waterloo
William Galloway
White
Mr. White
Burlington
Owa
William Allen White
Kansas
Towa
United States
Union
Black Hawk
Eitias
America
Cantral
Galloway Company
Gallaway
Witerlooans
Party at East High Teachers Plan Friday Event
East side teachers organize a party for Friday evening in the manual training basement with an elaborate supper and social hour. Principal Olsen toured East Waterloo schools today. Drawing teacher Carrie Neidy is ill and cannot lead classes. William G. Morehead of Washington School is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Olsen
Charles City
East Waterloo
Carrie Neidy
William G. Morehead
Washington School
Canvass Petition At Council Bluffs
The board of supervisors canvasses the saloon petition in Pottawattamie County outside Council Bluffs. The petition shows a majority of 31 over the 65 percent requirement, with 390 withdrawals postmarked and some names struck for rots. Less than 100 withdrawals to date. If the drys win, the dry area will extend beyond Council Bluffs. Thon. Guy A Feely is in Des Moines on business and will stay until the legislature convenes next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Boeing Press
Board of Superviors
Pottawattamie Cou Ty
Council Bluf
Guy A. Feely
Des Moiny
Legislatur
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Reward
Readers are told a cure for catarrh exists with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims internal treatment for constitutional disease, affecting blood and surfaces. Proclaims a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Chexey & CO
Toledo
Teke Hall
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Mary French
A. J. French
Miles Street
Son
Pha French
Migses Myrile Cook
Selma Fretske
Miss French
Audrey Strayer
Yankton
P. F. Moore
Miss Strayer
Fr. A. Strayer
Harriet Ryan
Lulu Wilson
Linden M. &, Church
Linden Chapel
George E. Shoemaker
Lydia Society
Evelyn McQuilkin
Lane Street
Blanche McQuilkin
Lady Mystics
Lady Mystics of
W. P. McComb
Conger Street
J. K. Jader & Son
P— Lincoln
Ladies of the
C. Th. Bighmey
LORNE
W. OF
Power House
Waverly
Snow's College of Dressmaking
Farmer
Illinois
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
W. W. Miller
Ho. Johnson
PB. CL Platt
Geo, EB. Mighty
View
A.J. Edwards
H.C. Schumts
BW. Miller
Cahber
H.W. Wente
Mr. Eley
Warren Brown
C. W. Illingworth
J.S Vuthile
J. W. Krapeel
East High
Jims
Tone Bros
Des Meines Vere
Council Bluff
East Fourth Street
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