Woman's Bureau of State Labor organized in Waterloo
J. B. Wiley of Des Moines state secretary approved the new Waterloo Water loo chapter of the Woman's Bureau last evening at Carpenters' hall. Mrs. MaKay was elected president with officers including Mrs. 0. O. Donley and Mrs. W. A. Reupko. The bureau, an auxiliary to unions, aims to relief and welfare work for families of union members, not a union itself. Meetings set for Tuesdays at 2 pm. Waterloo Central Labor Union hosted the event ahead of officer nominations for the next meeting January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wiley
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Labor
Waterloo
Woman's Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
MacKay
Maud B. MacKay
O. Donley
W. A. Reupko
S. A. Dudley
B. H. Cheever
Ira Thomas
Francis Wiley
Iowa
Guilia
Wiley
Central Labor Union
Waterloo Central Labor Union
George Carpenter
Central Union
Americans Teach Greece Sports Training Director Named
Salonica Greece January 8 Associated Press reports Greece has hired Lew Riess of Philadelphia as national physical director to train and supervise athletes in Salonica and Athens. Riess, a veteran coach since 1908, will lead regular stadium meetings and instill American zeal in Greek sports development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salonica
Greece
United States
Lew Riess
Philadelphia
Riess
Athens
Greek Athletic: Federation
Hampden-Sidnay College
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Cornell students organize press club at Mount Vernon campus
Wendell Webb Alda Lamb and Vera Steely lead forty Cornell students forming the Press club at Cornell college in Mount Vernon. Webb serves as president with George Barbour as vice president and Robert Bell as secretary treasurer. The group plans talks by prominent Iowa newspaper men and aims to boost campus journalism. A debate on whether the country benefited from La Follette’s presidential victory is set for Carpenters ball Friday night with M F Fields J E Rickelberg opposing and J Hutten Peter Benz supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Webb
Alda Lamb
Vera Steely
Waterloo
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Star
Webb
George Barbour
Mason City
Robert Bell
Springfield
Iowa
Progressive Study Club
la Follett
Carpenters’ Ball
M. F. Fields
J. E. Rickelberg
J. Huttan
Peter Benz
Orange Two Pioneers Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Orange Township Jan 2 special The sixtieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Lichty was celebrated today at dinner with kin including brothers sisters grandchildren and cousins from Orange settlement and migrations to North Dakota and Idaho They returned to Iowa earlier This afternoon there was a program during which the couple received a gift from John Hartman and Rev At P Blough of Waterloo He Lichty spoke Other numbers included piano reading poems and musical readings The Schrecks only surviving child in residence today.
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Orange Township
Jan. B
Willian Lichty
H. R. Schrock
Orange Settlement
North Dakota
Idaho
Iowa
John ©. Hartman
P. Blough
Waterloo
Liehty
Gertrude Zook
Pauline Wisner
B. J. Fike
Sunnyside
Wash ” E
Lichty
Canda
N. D
Jon
Harry Lichty
Eugene
Ore
Eix
Motorist Who Drove Away from Accident Left License Plate
A motorist who fled an early evening collision east of Oelwein left the license plate at the scene. In another report, coroner's jury rules David C. G. Tatro's death an accident after a switch engine strike. Tatro had worked 12 years for Chicago Great Western at the roundhouse, later becoming a switchman. Funeral held at Presbyterian church. Also, Myrtle Tagamells Soules and Monte Soules wed in Independence, with Soules a National Milling salesman. They planned a trip afterward.
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Oelwein
Henry Hahn
Stow
David CG. Tatro
Sundlay
Mfr
Tatro
Chicago Great Westert Ror
Round House
Fuuneral
Presbyterian Church
Wade
Iowa City
First Christian Church
Soules-Engamcelis
Myrtle Tagamells
A. A. Allen
This City
Monte Soules
Independence
George Korteling
Soules
National Milling Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Ghio
Spokesman club elects Sweeney president at Black's
Jonn Sweeney was elected president of the Spokesman’s club during a meeting in Black’s tearoom yesterday. CG. A. Morris was elected secretary. Mrs. Ruth Hamilton asked police to trace her stolen car, license 9762, from Park avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Sweeney
Spokesman
CG. A. Morris
Ruth Hamilton
Campbell Avenue
Park Avenue
W. FE. Atkinson
Clarksville
George A. Atkinson
Wessington Springs
S. C
Falan-Fleming Company
Record time in ice harvest at Youngs Cedar river
J A Young of the Young Coal company announced the completion of the ice harvest on the Cedar river. Our Icehouse capacity of 1000 ton has been filled with the finest trade of ice possible. We harvested the ice in about one fourth less time than any other year due to excellent weather and good ice condition. Our force was not much greater than last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Young
Young Coal Company
Cedar River
Townsley Celebrates Birthday With County Office Gifts
J A Townsley city assessor marked his birthday as county auditors and staff gathered at the courthouse to present a gift table. EF W Esher provided a cigar packed with other cards and trinkets, while deputy Fracy Glasener and others offered useful items. The event included plans for expanding instruction in typing and office training at the school, with 26 new typewriters and 80 total. A large class enrollment across business, bookkeeping, and language subjects followed, alongside the first three-year Latin Cicero class in years. Marriage licenses issued in Mason City list Edward Podalsky and Lorena Ewaldt, Mitchel James Capont and Doris Mayo Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Townsley
EF. W. Esher
Fracy Glasener
Kathryn Barton
May Keller
Alda Clark
Belle Harbin
Velma Older
Ruth Tumbleson
Helen Collins
Cicero
Liouxing
Edward Z. Podalsky
Tracr
jLorena Ewaldt
Clutter
Mitchel
James Capont
Wats Dee Ee
Doris Mayo Barbour
Mason City
East High Commercial Department Expands Next Semester
East High authorities announced the commercial department will be expanded at the start of the second semester February 2. The move reflects growing student demand and aims to broaden course offerings and enrollment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Commercial Department
East High
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough remedy free of narcotics for children. It claims fifty years of reliability, highlighting a testimonial from Mrs. Van Bella of Pannoy, Wont, noting rapid relief for a bad cough and urging readers to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Hke Ik
van Bella
Pannoy
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Pioneer
William Lichty
William Lici
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Fowler Street
Nora Sanders
William Sanders
Lillian Schalla
San Francisco
Calif
Martha Schalla
Marguerite Baul
L. A. Geiser
Hall- Ekfelt Company
Chicago
Grand Rapide, Mich
C. A.hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
LaSalle Hotel
Traffic Club
Harry Thompson
Tony Hearn
J. W. Brown
C. M. Young
Jefferson Island
Mont
County Treasurer's Office
Harold &,. Stoner
Billings
Prouty &Tompkins
Certified Public Accountants
Iowa State Board of Accountancy
Stoner
University of Iown
K. C. Hall
Isabela
America
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Falan-Fleming CO
Fourth Street
Cutex
Vantine
Sik Underwear
Falan Fleming
Clearwice
Yiour
Young Company
Townsley
Warwick
Wells
Thompson
Hurtbert
Papini
Boston
Gene Stratton Porter
Rilur
Post
Pollyanna
Elsie Dinsmore
Bunny Brown
Bobbsey Twins
Billy Whiskers
Rover Boys
Burgess
Boy Scout
Algar
Zane Grey
Bowers
Curwood
Grace Lutz
McCutcheon
Kathleen Norri
Ralph Downer
Atherton
Rex Beach
Peter Kyne
Lincoln
Oppenheim
Grace Richmond
Booth Tarkington
Harold Bell Wright
Gene Stratten Porter
Joice Wae
Rheims Cathedral
Wallace
Whiting’s
Crane
Sic
Inclass
Kodak Books
Oxndlesticka
Holland
Italy
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Bunco
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Goodyear
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