Iowa Ice Cream Men Elect 1921 Officers Today
W S Wilcox of Mason City was elected president of the Association of the Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa with Cedar Rapids chosen for the 192 convention. James Hutchison Des Moines vice president A B Sayles Fort Dodge treasurer Paul Crowley Des Moines secretary. Directors include George Irwin Des Moines Joe McCrath Cedar Rapids Art Ulrich Dudge Des Moines Henry Trier Villisca R T Penders Oskaloosa. Resolutions praise Waterloo officials and Hotel Russell Lamson, support dairy building at Des Moines, and thank Food commissioner executive board and Crowley. Banquet by the Poodle Dogs was a success with entertainment by singers dancers and musicians. Officers of the Poodle Dogs include Gus Bulger Chicago president L A Kline Chicago vice president Ben Ogden Maine treasurer Arth Cune Chicago secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wilcox
Mason City
Association of the
George Irwin
Des Moines
Joe McCrath
Cedar
Rapids
Art Ulrich
Duggue
Henry Trier
Villisca
R. T. Penders
Oskaloosa
W. B. Barney
Waterloo
Russelliamson
Cour B. Barney
Ark of the
P. W. Crowley
Crowley
Lance
Foodle Dogs’ Association
Gus Bulger
Chicago
L.A. Kline
Ben Ogden
Maines
Arth Cune
Man Seeks Bed in Jail Only to Find He's Been Pinched
At 11 25 p m a man identifying as John Dwyer asked for a bed at the station hotel. He was booked for intoxication and later sentenced in police court by Judge Courtright to 20 days in Fall with suspension if he could leave town before sunset. Jack McAnthony, who forfeited a $25 bond for intoxication, was arrested again and his case continued after talk with Capt Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dwyer
Jack McAnthony
Jack
dDonds
John Farley
Rotarians to Hear G O P Leader at Lincoln Anniversary
Rotary club plans a February 14 birthday celebration for Lincoln with A G Proctor of Chicago, a surviving delegate to the 1860 Republican convention, recounting incidents from that stormy gathering and his links to John Brown. Clyde Herring of Des Moines will speak on business outlook at the Rotary luncheon next Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Rotary Club
A. G. Procto
Chicago
Oauls
Abraham Lincoln
Proctor
Kansas
John Brown
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Rotary
Hotel Russell
Lamson
Veterinarians Discuss Tuberculosis Control at Ames Conference
Dr C E Catton state veterinarian of Minnesota urged stricter handling of pure bred livestock and closer checks on accredited herds to solve the tuberculosis problem in Iowa. The sixth annual conference at Iowa State College drew over 300 veterinary practitioners for a two day short course on tests and diagnoses. Major speakers included Dr W Turner Dr Peter Alaigota and Dr H Covaut with data on poultry TB and industry cooperation urged by Dr Van E University of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Turner
Wild ducks signal early spring over open river
A January thaw brings rising temperatures from 18 above zero at night to 32 by morning with no sun. Weather warms during the day as northern winds ease. A flock of about 30 wild ducks, seen low over open water near La Port, is noted by game warden Ea Chapman as an early spring sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Chapman
la Port
Central Labor Elects New Officers Tonight
Waterloo Central Labor union will hold its regular meeting in Building Trades hall tonight to elect officers. A contest is expected for each position with two or more candidates. It is likely a new president and secretary-treasurer will be chosen as T N Stufflebeam and Leon A Link declined re nomination. The vice president seeks re election but faces opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Central Labor Union
T. N. Stufflebeam
Leon A. Link
Local Colored Folk Exter Uplift Body Organization Formed
A branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was organized at the African M. E. church with Rev. R. A. Brevies as president, J. Mills as vice president, Miss Gussie Mardis as secretary, and Robert Garland as treasurer. Sixty six paid members joined, with a larger potential base and a Feb. 14 meeting planned to elect an executive committee and set goals for uplift work among colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Association
Ace
Home Building & Loan Company Shows Growth
Assets of the Home Building and Loan association surpassed 1 million dollars reaching $1,074,995.60 with a 7.4 percent net earnings for the past year. Officers elected for 1921 were A. G. Reid president H. O. Bernbrook vice president Ira Rodamar treasurer and J. Dempster secretary. Directors re elected included G. E. Bickley A Cola H. B. Nauman and H. C. Bernbrook with Paul Ewing and Kirk Stewart taking vacancies. The Peoples Mutual Building & Loan association will report and elect officers in March while the Perpetual Building & Loan association meets next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building &Loan Association
A. G. Reid
H. O. Bernbrook
Ira Rodamar
J. Dempster
G. E. Bickley
A. €. Cola
H. B. Nauman
H. C. Bernbrook
Paul Ewing
Kirk Stewart
People's Mutual Building & Loan Association
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Beachler Speaks at West High Assembly
Rev William H Beachler pastor of First Brethren church spoke at West High Assembly this morning. His topic drew on Andrew Carnegie s exhortation Do your duty and a little more The negative debating team booster talks were given by Merie Francis Victor Kaplan and John Corson Wendell Webb business manager of the debate appealed for student body support Fred Kiss history instructor coaches the debatera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
West Hish
Andrew Carnegie
Merie Francis
Victor Kaplan
John Corson
Charles City
Wendell Webb
Fred Kiss
Dr Rodwell Osteopath Advertisement
Dr Rodwell osteopath advertises services with telephone contact and office address 395. Feeidence S353 indicates pricing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodwell
Osteopath
Wireless at Fast High enables student access to overseas signals
Board of education approved purchasing a De Forest wireless receiving station for East High School on High Street. The unit will tune to 20 000 meters, allowing reception from Germany and Hawaii and enabling physics classes to study wireless in labs. A wireless telephone feature may stream distant concerts to the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School i
France
Germany
Fon
Honolulu
Board of Education
de Forest
High Street
Gates Park Addition
M. B. Cleveland
O. N. Gison
Hawaii
Pacific
Olson
Washington, D. C
East High School
Rock Island
Itn
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Waterloo Radio Amateur Club
Iub
City in Brief items mix local news and notices
Local brief highlights include visits from Anne Carl J Strayer and the Strayer family in Waterloo, tax collector appointment for George Van Arsdo, residents recovering from illness and surgery, and travel notes. Officials attend lumbermen’s conventions, traffic league meetings set for Des Moines, and a Vic-tory Talking Machines product luncheon in Des Moines. A minor car collision near Fourth and Washington is reported, and a supper for employed women is planned at Walnut Street Baptist church. Funeral procession travels from Forest Lake, Minn., and two suspects jailed for burglary are released. Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co. re elects directors amid steady business, and Master Painters elect officers in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Struble
St. Paul
Minn
Maurice Aldrich
T R., Aldrich
Forest Lake
T. R. Aldrich
A. F. Gates
Waterloo
A. H. Coward
Daie
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
George E. Lichty
E. L. Jones
B. Cropper
Real
W. H Osterman
Sunset Road
Lawn City Police Officer Fined for Two Bad Checks
In Falls Jan 19 A Dickinson a Lawn City police officer was fined 75 dollars and costs for drawing two bad checks on an account with insufficient funds One check for 300 dollars was drawn to a Waterloo firm and handed to the Cedar Falls Business Men association for collection The other check was drawn in December and the case was before Justice S S Huntley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
A. Dickinson
S. S. Huntley
Justice of the Peace
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Fen
Dickinson
Las
Lichty Death in California Reaches Waterloo Family
William Lichty 76 died from heart trauma in Long Beach California where he had been living with his daughter Mrs Frank Hoover for 18 months. An early Black Hawk county settler who moved from Somerset County Pennsylvania in 1865, he leaves a widow and seven surviving children including Mrs Hoover Mrs Mishler and three sons. Funeral plans set for Sabetha Kansas after the body is sent from Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lichty
Waterloo
Sabetha
Kan
Long Beach
Cal
Frank Hoover
Lichty
Mr. Lichty
Black Hawk County
Somerset County
Grundy County
Kansas
Hanna Cain
Union
Arthur
Willam
Robert
Ephriam
Lydia Sweitzer
Danderine Ad Promises Hair Thickening Effect
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that freshens the scalp and reduces dandruff. It claims a 35 cent bottle can revitalize lifeless hair, making it appear heavier and thicker with renewed brightness and vitality.
Progress in Aviation in 1920 From Uncle Harry
In a conversational review Uncle Harry surveys 1920 aviation advances. He notes aerial mail service carrying 100,000,000 letters coast to coast and regular routes to Havana and Victoria. Air plans, patrols saving timber, coast line surveys, seaplane fishery work, and long intercity flights illustrate aviation’s growing role in commerce and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Uncle Harry
Army
Navy
Joe
Helen
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Washington
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Seattle
Wash
Victoria
British Columbia
United States Forestry Service
Haiti
Rocky Mountain District
Pacific Coast
Fshing
Alaska
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Iowa
Wilcox
Resolutions Back
Barney
M. Mortensen
Ames
Iowa State College
M. B. Flynn
Burlington
G. O.P
Central Labor
Home Building & Loan Company
ME. Beachler
West High Assembly
Anne
Carl J. Strayer
Drinkwater, Sask
George B. van Arsdo
M. A. Parker
Berth Avenue
George Kahler
Pallstreet
Presbyterian Hospital
Clyde E. Brainard
Waterloo Civil Service Board
Tox
George VY. Fowler
Julia
Cora Fowler
St. Petersburg
Kla
L. C. Leeper
Moore Building Service
H. A. Dunkelberg
Dunkelberg Lumber Company
Minneapolis
Iowa Trafic League
H. O. Kelley
Greater Waterloo Association
Mickel Brothers Company
Victor Talking Machines
Russell-Lamson
George Mickel
Nathan Barber
Sheridan Road
Robert Walker
Dunkerton
Fourth
Washington Streets
Walnut Street Baptist Church
E. M. Berkley
West
William E. Payne
Edward FF
Wilder
Iaw
Nebraska
Lawn City
Ana
Charles E. Manx
Charles E. Mann
le Roy Printing Company
New Buffalo
Edward Mann
Leland Avenue
Mr. Mann
James Edward Newert
James Edward
Irving Neipert
Sixth Street East
East High
Eugene Smith
Joe Sheridan
Joe Jacoby
Independence High School
Jacoby
A&a
Centerville
Bunte
Bunte Brothers
Unil
Conan
HOL Hound
IPS
Cascara
Celas
la Grippe
Black Hawk
W. H. Riggs
TU Atslale
Resino
Sat
Manchester
England
Tukey
India
China
Lydia E. Pinkham
Scott
T& Bowne
Bloomfiek
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