Town Talk notes from Waterloo society and area events
Mrs Gillman Cox visits Independence while Mrs Frank Kenney hosts at Elgin. Architect J T Burkett is ill at Lafayette Street home. Deputy Harris took a patient to the inebriacy hospital in Knoxville. Sheriff Henderson was in Marshalltown on official business. Pearl Lebowich suit vs Modern Brotherhood of America dismissed at defendant’s costs. Mrs J H Stull returned from La Porte City visit with relatives. Koester and Spurr attended Cedar Rapids for consistory work. other order members present. P L Hayzlett of Marshallstown visited Waterloo on business. Court asked to authorize settlement of damage suit against Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. and others by minor Glen Biggle. Dr Effie McCollum Jones returned from Lombard college trustees midwinter session in Galesburg. Lewie Cobb of West High won Grinnell College inter-society debate. to lead varsity team Feb 26 in St Paul and meet Drake and Yankton teams. Harry Henderson and Dr Henderson returned from Port Lavaca, Texas with hunting tales. hunting trip ended by federal regulation Feb 1. P L Billings heads to Des Moines to lobby for CPA certification in Iowa. bill likely to pass. Intermediates at First Baptist beat First Presbyterian 64–7. senior division First Baptist defeated Presbyterians 20–10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co
Glen H. Biggle
Clara E. Biggle
Effie McCollum Jones
Galesburg
Lombard College
Lewie Cobb
West High
Grinnell College
St. Paul
Drake University
Des Moines
Yankton
S. D
Harry Henderson
Dr. Henderson
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Port Lavaca
Texas
The Three Sisters Faith Hope and Charity Visit
Hans and Gretchen face winter as a fairy of Faith arrives to renew their hope and fill their wood and food. Later a visitor of Charity chastens their stinginess and Gretchen’s influence leads to plenty, while Hans remains wary of sharing with the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang
Gretchen
Hans
Tam
Tiree
Cline
Local social notes and medical update from Linden
Linden papers report visits among Linden and Jesup residents with families, noting Jo Mastellar and relatives, the Walter Wilson work accident with possible finger loss, travels of Tom Wilson from Des Moines, Flora Harris and Mary Baker visiting Rev Earle Bak, Mrs Tegard illness and recovery, hospital stays for Mrs Mosher and Mrs Wilgus, social club corrections, and a London dispatch on trade unions urging government control of wheat due to high food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL E. Chapman
J. N. Wilson
Walter
Herrick Refrigerator Co
Tom Wilson
Des Moines
Flora Harris
Burchinall
Mary E. Baker
Earle Bak
TME Shores Fuel and Transfer Plan Boosts Employee Savings
Adopted plan named Service Savings Account credits each janitant and helper with 1 per week above salary into a separate savings fund. Damages from careless acts are charged against savings. Account matures December 20 each year to inspire Christmas funds for families, with a note urging recruitment via the Want Page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gillman Cox
Independence
Frank Kenney
Elgin
R. L. Clark
J. T. Burkett
Lafayette Street
D H. Harris
Knoxville
D. B. Henderson
Marshalltown
Pearl Lebowich
Modern Brotherhood of America
J. H. Stull
Wirt Cooper
la Porte City
Phil Koester
BE. Willard Spurr
Cedar Rapids
G. E. Bickley
P. J. Martin
G. B. Spensely
P. L. Hayzlett
Marshalstown
P. L. Billings
Iowa Association of Public Accountants
Certified Public Accountant
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
Presbyterians
Falks
Paus
Altho
Mim
Kang
Hana
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Momlay
Postiingter Collins
Barnegat
Foley
Ler St
Patra
South America
Peek- Bath Building
East Fifth Street
Linden
Geo. Woellert
Watertown
Tegard
Chas. Abhehart
Flinch Club
W. B. Pooler
O. J. Mosher
Presbyterian Hospital
Evelyn Mosher
Wilgus
London
Tan
General Federation of Trades Unions
United Kingdom
Germany
TME Shores Fuel & Transfer Company
Teeir
Dr. Myers
WISE
Canal Zone
Myers
Sycamore St
Iowa
Sime
Matt and
Jeff
Jere
Tim
Allian “Do
Jim
Rim
Belgium
Bud” Fisher
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