Waterloo Woman's Club names standing committee chairs
The Waterloo Woman's club held its first board meeting under president Mrs. C. W. Chanman. Chairs named include Mrs. G. N Shane revision Mrs A J Busby membership Jessie Cooley building Mrs Robert Parrott houge Mrs Howard Burr press W F Schrag year book Stearns hospitality Wallace Rueling Red Cross Mrs Co J Lanefeldt Brounds Mrs Jackson McCoy reciprocity and Mrs Fred McClain music.
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Waterloo Women's Club
C. W. Chan Man
G. N- Shane
A. J. Busby
Jessie Cooley
Robert Parrott
Howard Burr
W. F. Schrag
Stearns
Wallace
Renias
Chapman
Ferfh
Tentaal
Margaret Ashe
H. T. Howland
St. Joseph’s
Harmony class to meet at First Presbyterian parlors
Church notes say Harmony class meets Thursday at 2 30 pm in First Presbyterian parlors with Mrs Ella Lis ter Mrs Jerry Miles and Mrs L B Miller as hostesses. Westminster choir to give Sunday evening program and free offering will go to reduce deficit from the Mizska festival. First M E church services will be dismissed so choir and parish attend. Officers to be elected at joint Society meeting of Central Christian church Tuesday evening with supper at 6 30 and program to follow.
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Harmony
First Presbyterian
Ella Lister
Jerry Miles
L. B. Miller
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster
First M. E
First Lutheran
M. E
Men’s
Women'’s Missionary Societies Ofentral Christian Church
A. W. Allsworth
W. A. Thomeon
Anniversary of Wedding in 1875 to Be Observed
The Nai man couple at 161 Lafayette street celebrate their golden wedding after 55 years in Waterloo. Health concerns limit observance. Mrs Nauman came from Albany. Mr Nauman is German by birth. They have eight children, five living in Waterloo, with one son Edward F. deceased ten years ago. Other children reside in Minneapolis and Colorado.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Woman Goes to Scotland World WCTU delegates sail to Edinburgh in June 1925
One hundred delegates to the World's WCTU convention in Edinburgh Scotland will sail on the Iceland Thursday. Notables include Mrs Minnie Crippen Waterloo Mrs Ida Wise Smith Des Moines state president Mr and Mrs W E Owen and Miss Frances Owens Cedar Rapids. Delegations also from Latvia Yugoslavia Germany Belgium France Egypt Austria New Zealand Japan China India South Africa Canada Denmark Norway Sweden. Miss Anna A Gordon Evanston IL World WCTU president will deliver a leading address urging world prohibition purity and peace. Mrs Bila A Boole New York treasurer will speak for prohibition in America. Mrs McCoy honored on birthday at a Hotel Russell Lamson dinner party with group including N A Lichty J W White W Freeborn W H Stewart T F Thornton and A McCoy. School picnic planned for Hawthorne kindergarten families Cedar River park Tuesday afternoon concluding year activities Mothers and children to meet 3 PM at school. fathers will join for supper. Royal Neighbors Waterloo camp meets I O G F hall Tuesday 5 PM juveniles 4:30 PM Knights hall. Paged notes on veterans, Sunshine Rebekah program and Daughters of Isabella picnic postponed.
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Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Lun
Bila
A. Boole
New York
World Organization
America
Cedar River Park
Hawthorne School
Mother’s Club
Loving Tribute Paid Heroic Dead by La Porte People
Decoration day observances in La Porte City honor veterans from Civil War to World War I. Processions formed at the post office, graves decorated at Westview cemetery with a W R C program and memorial address by T. A. Young of Waterloo. Local families and guests attended church services and gatherings, with community leaders and veterans paying tribute on a bright warm day.
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LA Porte
Ports City
Lune
la Porte City
Big Creek Bridge
Vandersall
Green Mounds
Westview Cemetery
Bandi
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
John McCoy
Solldier's Monument
America
George Banger
Gettysbure
Emit Tebe
Soto
Luster
A. Brust
T. A
Young
Waterloo
Mr. Vandersall
Club Notes: James Black Hosts Happy Hour Picnic
James Black and Mrs B entertain members of the Happy Hour club with a two o'clock picnic limeheon at the former's cottage in Sherwood Park Tuesday.
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James Black
Happy Hour Club
Sherwood Park
Lotus Club Meeting Scheduled At Mrs A E B Ayers Home
The Lotus club will meet in regular session at the home of Mrs A E B Ayers on Tast Main street Tuesday afternoon due to unavoidable conditions.
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Lotus Club
A. EB
Ayers
Tast Main Street
Success Without God in Walnut High School Graduation
Rev. Clinton F. Smith urged 144 Dast High class of 1925 graduates at Walnut Street Baptist Church to include God in thinking for real happiness. He warned prosperity alone cannot bring fulfillment and emphasized humility, consideration for others, and spiritual values alongside material success. The service featured scripture, prayers, and musical selections by the choir and alumni trio.
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Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Smith
Jesus
Snoys
God
Fation
Mrr. Smith
RE. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert N. MacDonald
Wailnut Street Baptist Church
A. L. Alexander
Dorothy Wilbur
Bess Coalsy
Ellowene Jensen
East High
City in Brief Includes Local Visits and Road Work
County board members meet in session. Local residents and visitors travel to Waterloo, Minneapolis, and Epworth for family gatherings and official duties. Notes mention a new Cedar River dam project and various regional movements among residents and staff.
Memorial Service Unites I O O F and Rebekah Lodges
Cedar Falls hosts annual memorial service with members from Janesville and Dike joining in tribute to 41 deceased Odd Fellows and 15 Rebekahs. Rev. Bates of Janesville delivers the address at First Presbyterian Church after a parade with patriotic orders. Civil war era reference notes 1927 leadership.
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Cedar Falls
Itebekah
Janesville
Dike
Mr. Bates
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spain
First Presbyterian Church
Tour and convention notes and local events
A motor tour through Wisconsin to Chicago accompanies attendance at a national convention. Local notices include a 50 dollar gift to Waterloo firefighters for aiding Hudson dairy fire, and plans for Y M C A events, alumni gatherings, and theater announcements. Memorial Day trips and road reports are noted along with campus details for Parrott and Schuneman drug store ticket sales.
Y to Add Archery to Y Sports Next Year
Archery will be added to Waterloo Sunday School Athletic Association activities next season, announced by S A Cogh an general secretary of the Y M G C G. Boys will train at Y camps this summer and an adult club is planned. Swimmers earned medals after 450 yards test, with 125 boys succeeding. Enrollment reached 400 at week end, about half to continue.
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Waterloo Sunday School Athletic Association
S. A. Cohagan
Y. M. Gcg
Y” Free
Teachers sue OK injury damages in Independence
Two Belle Plaine teachers Miss Helen Cornwell and Miss Audrey Burns sue Harold Andrews of Cedar Rapids for damages after injuries from a car crash April 28 as crowds waited to board a street car in Belle Plaine. Cornwell seeks 2500 dollars and Burns 3000 dollars.
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Juexsin
Independence
Helen Cornwell
Audrey Burns
Wardin County
Belle Plaine
Harold ©. Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Cornwell
Buros
Frank Brown
Brown
Russell Wilbur
Children’s Hospital
Sens
Wich
J. J. Plank
John, Jr
Wayne
St. Paul
Nos
Interesting meeting at home visit by Hale couple
Mr and Mrs Vertle Hale returned Sunday to visit Ms Hite's parents, Mr and Mrs F Hille. Hale has lived recently in Arizona and California, reflecting a brief interstate stay during the recent gathering.
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Weet
Vertle Hale
Ms. Hite
F. Hille
Vertle
Arizonas
California
Gideons Raise Fund for Buying Bibles in Eldora
Gideons raise funds to buy Bible editions during a Sunday program at Eldora institution. Harry T. Fisher led 21 youths and adults from Waterloo, with Grace Methodist classmates assisting. Morning gospel services yielded 75 conversions and 110 pledged to Christian life. afternoon boon followed. J F Hardin of Eldora donated 15 toward Bible costs.
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Waterloo
Gideons
Eldora Institution
Harry T. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Grace Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
M. Fritzsinger
Calvary Evvangelical Sunday School
Unis
J. F. Hardin
Eldora
Sheffield Tops Dumont In One-Run Pitchers Battle
In Dumont on June 1 Sheffield edged Dumont 1 to 0 after a tight pitchers' duel. Albright held Dumont to four hits while Sheffield collected six off Springer. The game featured a single run in the first inning and a decisive win for Sheffield.
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Ee Dumont
Snedal
Sheffield
Dumont
Albright
Springer
Dumont Alwirler
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