Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Child Study Club discussed character building and home education led by Rev. Fred J. Clark of First Congregational. Waterloo Luther League met at Emmanuel Lutheran with talks and social time. W. Wallhausen named delegate to Fort Wayne convention. Silverleaf Club hosted by Mrs. Wagner with favors and refreshments. A Cedar River park picnic honored Mrs. McBride and Miss Merle Walker. Klatter Klub members hosted guests after a beach dinner at Union Bridge. Needlework Club had an allday gathering at Mrs. Lincoln White’s home with one arrest reported. Dancing Party planned at Johnson's pavilion. arms care advice appears in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
League
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
W. A. McBride
Merle Walker
Livingston, Mont
J. L
G. G
F. C. Walker
Russell
R. A
Elisabeth Lochead
Jesup
J. J. Anderson
W. P. Walker
Wig City
Klatter Klub
Union Bridge Beach
Cedar Falls
Leo Leeper
Dorothy Wilson
Wisconsin
E.W. Sehwietert
Mildred
Kinley
Kansas
T Dorothy Hall
Nessie Powers
Rise From Assistant To Editor Through Bold Judgment
Five years ago a magazine head praised one assistant for making up his own mind without deferring to others. The former assistant, now editor of a major magazine, embodies the value of taking responsibility and forming decisive judgment in business. Indecision harms progress. cultivate timely, well founded decisions and stand by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Ceil
Cou
Tao
Alluring Arms by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty Chats discusses arm aesthetics highlighting round, firm arms with clear skin color and avoiding blotches. It argues vaccinations leave scars and advises sleeves for formal wear, then attributes arm beauty to proper, systematic exercise and maintaining near normal body weight.
Bolshavik Leaders Open Third International Congress
Moscow July 23. Nikolai Lenin premier Zinovieff and Kalinin led open ing session of the third international congress at Petrograd. Tomorrow sessions move to the Kremlin in Moscow. Debates covered admitting Socialist parties leaving the second Internationale and attacks on American democracy for persecution of revolutionists. Zinovieff accused the American bourgeoisie of abandoning constitutional guarantees and betraying democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikolai Laning
Bolshavik
Russia
GS. Zinovieff
Petrograd
M. Kalinin
Kremlin
Roscow
M. Zainovieff
M. Zinovieff
Police Nab 15 Traffic Violators In Night Enforcement
Police arrested fifteen drivers for various offenses in a late night blitz aimed at reducing accidents. In police court this morning most defendants posted bonds or were fined or continued, with penalties ranging from fines to bond forfeitures for violations such as speeding and improper parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Scott
Bond
M. Peavy
W. Ker
Cheever
Burk
Dinibond
Newhard
Treeweiller
T. Kirkpatrick
Bom
A. Sidlins
Fred Brun
Brunk
Gow
Hausman
Boy Scouts to Attend Fayette Exposition in July
Joseph McGlade leads city Boy Scouts in public service hours over two months. The eight top workers may go to the Fayette exposition on July 28 with attendees including Gerald Jones, George Bunn, Lester Davis, Edward Northey, Lamont Palk, Stanley Gruehn, and Guy Arak Core as alternates. A camp trophy awaits the patrol with the most points, and a special meeting at scout headquarters Monday prepares the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGlade
Fayette
Gerald Jones
George Bunn
Lester Davis
Edward Northey
Lamoint Palk
Stanley Gruehn
Guy Araj
Northesstern
Iowa
Dato
Two New Judges Take Places August First
Judge George Wi Wood yesterday received his commission as district court judge effective August 1 and resigns as municipal court judge. Gov Harding will send a commission to John Gwynne as municipal judge, to be effective the same date. Gwynne is currently out of the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wi. Wood
District Court
W.L. Harding
John Gwynne
Gwynne
Women Voters Face First Full Election in Waterloo Iowa
The Waterloo and Black Hawk county women over 21 gain the right to vote for president and vice president next November. Parties forecast shifts with Democratic and Republican leaders. the W C T U leans dry but remains nonpartisan in principle. Prohibition candidates may attract temperance supporters. Ida B Wise Smith helps place Iowa women on the Prohibition national committee. Some local women worry about voting for national tickets, others seek broader home candidate appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Socialist Party
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L. E. Park
Notal
A. MacHachron
Prohibition
Iowa
Ida B. Wise-Smith
Prohibition Party
Smith
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Lizations
Republican Party
Fred
Pettit
Cox
Roosevelt
Funeral services set for Mrs Clarissa Picken in Waterloo
Mrs Clarissa Picken a Waterloo resident for 56 years died yesterday. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at First M B church with Rev F W Court officiating. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Body at Kistner's mortuary until Saturday morning. Born Oct 9 1846 Greene county Wis, she came to Waterloo at 17 and married Alpheus Picken in 1870. Survived by A G Picken O J Picken daughter Mrs Willard and Mrs Jacob B Meyer Waterlan, Mrs Claude Crane Marshalltown, Mrs B M Armstrong Hiumwa, sister Mrs M T D Rose Waterloo, brother Jacob Hilburn Northwood Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Picken
Waterloo
George Willard
Lai
F. W. Court
Elm‘wood
Kistner
Clarissa Hilburn
Greene County
Wis
Alpheus Picken
Picken
A. G. Picken
J. Picken
Willard
Jacob B. Meyer
Waterlan
Claude Crane
Marshalltown
Wage Increase Provisions Announced by Railway Board
The United States labor board wage award was received at the Western Division office of the Illinois Central. The bulletin outlines how hourly increases apply to hourly paid workers and how to adjust daily and monthly rates. A note mentions Nora Shuck, a lathe worker in Philadelphia, who refused to join a recent atrthts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Labor Board
W. 5. Williams
Ilinoia Central
United States Railway
Ion
Nora Shuck
West Philadelphir Ves Wal
Pemmeyvivania
No Sidestepping Issue by City Dads Says Mayor Frisbie
Mayor Frisbie explains miscommunication caused absence of himself and some council members at gas rate hearings. He stresses the panel will not sidestep questions and that actions will follow full review and proper procedure.
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Frisbie
Newark Shoe Stores to Open Waterloo Branch
Newark Shoe Stores Company of Baltimore Md will open a new chain retail outlet at 124 Fourth Street East Waterloo tomorrow morning. A special display of popular priced footwear will greet visitors with souvenirs. The Waterloo branch is a remodeled site conforming to Newark Company uniform standards as it expands its 300 stores across 100 plus cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Shoe Stores Company
Baltimore
Fourth Street East
T ‘He Newark Company
Waterloo
Newark Company
Traer Motor Party Narrow Escape After Train Crash
A Traer automobile party escaped serious injury when a train struck their car at the east end of Mullan avenue bridge. The impact was glancing and no one was hurt. Mrs. McKarral, owner of the car, filed the report with police. Numerous minor incidents were logged at headquarters that day including Royal Bower reporting a collision with a motorcycle on Rainbow drive and Edward Harper alleging a hit at Franklin and Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Mullan Avenue Bridge
McéKarral
Royal Bower
Black Hawk Jodd
Edward Harper
Independence
Franklin
Ninth Streets
Charles Peterson
Parker Street
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Three Prisoners Escape in Adel Auto Theft Case
Police report a gan activity at Adel Iowa where three prisoners Harold Root 30 Ray Anderson 24 and Jordon Kontz 28 escaped after stealing a Ford model car bearing number 90000 and engine number 2833173. Officers issue alerts and pursue suspects.
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Gan
Adel
In¢al
Harold Root
Ray Anderson
Jordon Kontz
Harding Hopeful Tennessee GOP Will Support Suffrage
Marion Ohio July 23 Senator Harding expresses earnest hope that Tennessee Republicans will ratify the woman suffrage amendment. He telegraphed John C. Houk urging GOP lawmakers to act, noting national party endorsement and 29 states already ratifying. He says it would gratify him personally if Tennessee enfranchised loyal American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harnest
Tennessee
Dent
Harding
John C. Houk
Senate
Houk
Fire alarms at Sinnard's grocery report heater malfunction
Fire department was called to Sinnard's grocery at 216 Fourth Street West yesterday afternoon for smoke. Cause traced to a coal fueled water heater. No damage done. Play Safe. Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency. Phone 1374.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnard's Grocery
Fourth Street West
Bronson Insurance Agency
Burglar Snared by Police Reveals Local Quip
Five Chicago policemen spied through a flat window and dragged out a burglar who turned out to be Charter F Warner. Warner quipped that cockroaches are hunted best in darkness. The arrest followed a neighbor’s call about activity inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charter F. Warner
Charles Warner
Warner
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