Waterloo community fund explains its aims and who participates
Series of Q and A outlines the Waterloo community fund. It states the fund is built from local civic bodies, not a separate organization, with no paid salaries, serving five participating groups including Boy Scouts Waterloo council and Red Cross. The fund is non political and non sectarian, representing the entire community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Community Fund
A. Cohagan
Waterloo Evening Gourley
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Rotary Club
The
Kiwanis
Lions
Central Labor Body
Woman's Club
Ministerial Association
General Mmimittee
Eaf
Community Fund
Boy Scouts
Waterloo Council
Playground. Commission
American Red Cross
Home Service Section
Social Welfare League
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Leaders in Sunday School Work Will Hear New Methods
Sunday school workers and others will attend a conference at Westminster church on Thursday afternoon and evening led by Florence BE Norton of Philadelphia and Mrs C H Brockway of Des Moines. The event, in three parts with a 6:30 supper, features Miss Dane as chair and Miss Norteno, a national Presbyterian worker, focusing on children s work. Brockway will share successful methods from Highland Park Presbyterian Des Alpines, with mothers especially invited for the 2 39 to 5 p m session on homework topics for parents, teachers, and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Highland Park
Presbyterian Church
Des Alpines
Evening session on methods and story telling approaches
The program allocates the drifer hour to methods and procedure including handwork and how to tell a story. Miss Norton and Mrs Brockway will deliver popular nature addresses after the dinner recess, continuing the same text theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Norton
Brockway
Markham Warns Lawmakers May Hinder Roads
President Markham expresses fear that adverse lawmakers could stall railway progress while urging broad citizen action to defend adequate transportation. He notes Illinois Central’s 1922 expansion plans costing about 25 million dollars, with 18 million for new equipment and 7.5 million for track and yard improvements, amid a year ending with rising traffic on the Find Central system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Ilinois
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Laxative Relief
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative to cleanse a child’s bowels during a cold or sore throat. It claims quick removal of constipation poisons and bile, praising the pleasant taste and urging parents to ask for genuine syrup with proper age directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dell
Mayine Heddinger Granted Divorce in District Court
Mayine Heddinger received a divorce from Harold T Heddinger after a full hearing held yesterday in district court. The court entered judgment against the defendant for costs and permitted Mayine to resume her former name as Mayina Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayine Heddinger
Harold T Heddinger
Mayina
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C.H. Markham
Thellinois Central System
Calroads
Hfalley
SMRT
Fourth ST
Waterloo,owa
Wols
Trenta
Sloan
Clinton Bridge Works Co
Guthura
Roy
Mise Mullaney
Chicago
Davidsons
Brussels
Royal Wiltons
Eeema
DSONS
Iowa
Bridge Street
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