Night school night of appreciation in Waterloo
Forty members of the Associated Manufacturers company night class gathered at the Chamber of Commerce rooms and Waterloo club for a social and luncheon. C. Green presided as toastmaster as speakers addressed vocational education city interests and the YMCA relation to the community. Bids of thanks were sent to the West Side Board of Education and H B Clumb for aiding the class. The program urged continued night classes next winter with hopes for a new building for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Manufacurers Company
Chamber of Commerce
Waerloo Club
C. Green
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Toasmaster
C. H. Johnson
Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Rest High
Klatter
West Side
Waterloo
K. G. Smith
Ames
Henry F. Burns
R. E. Walters
Balkans Delay Puzzles Italy In War Entry
Rome dispatches report Italy faces uncertainty as Bulgaria and Roumania stall entry into the war. Rome papers note Roumania seeks recognition of claims from Britain France and Russia while Russia resists demands amid Italy's wartime engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Bulgaria
Roumania
Italy
Austria
Rom
Great Britain
France
Russia
Galicia
Germans Capture Cargo of Rifles
Copenhagen June 2 German torpedo boat reportedly intercepted the Swedish steamer Pan near Falsterbo while transferring a rifle cargo bound for Bulgaria. The Danish government had blocked the shipment for months over destination doubts but allowed it to proceed Saturday after assurances from the captain and shipowners it would be sent directly to Dedengaich. An immediate government investigation has been ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
London
Pan
Bulgaria
Falsterbo
Jingo Advice From Champ Clark Sparks Outburst
Oklahoma City June 2 Speaker Champ Clark urged restraint on wartime interviews by public figures and warned against jingoism He said he would compel every jingo into the trenches in Europe if possible and criticized those spreading inflammatory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Champ Clark
Germany
Wilson
Europe
Reichstag Debates Question of Expansion
Berlin reports on Saturday's Reichstag debate show strong calls by conservative and national liberal leaders for territorial expansion. The Socialists oppose the move amid a violent incident involving deputy Livkaenecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Livbknecht
Women Keep France Alive
Dr. E W Bysshe, superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal mission in France, reports a new wartime spirit among the French. He cites women as the lifeblood sustaining the country, taking roles in fields and shops, and society women dedicating themselves to hospital work as husbands fight in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. W. Byeahe
Methodist Episcopal Mission
France
Dr. Bysshe
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME
An entertainment roundup notes Uncle Sam at Work at the Palace on today and tomorrow with Henry W. Savage providing the program and Little Ethel Grandin in a double reel drama The Stolen Will. United films and grand theatre offerings entice Waterloo audiences with The Governor's Lady at The Plaza and The College Widow starring Ethel Clayton on the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paladge
United States
Henry W. Savage
the Grand
Ethel Grandin
Grandin
United Film Service
Grand Theatre
The
United
Waterloo
Edith Wynn Mathison
Henry Irving
Ethel Clayton
Spring Creek TWP News Roundup and Local Notes
June 1 bulletin from Spring Creek reports the birth of a deacon son to Mr and Mrs Queen Clark. Funeral of Thomas Waymon in West Union with relatives traveling from Spring Creek. Church notices, visits, and local movements include Benarden child christened Meriam, Geren healing, Lange at I S T C cedar Falls, and residents at Hudson Toledo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Queen Clark
Dew Aon
James Smirl
West Union
Smirl
Thomas Waymon
P. Chase
Oelwein
Waymon
E. Waymon
Lo ¥Ina
Mont
Herbert Benarden
Meriam
Gilly Geren
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Minnie Buechele
Barbry Howery
la Porte City
Dorothea Lange
Cedar Falls
I. 8
T. C
Emelia
Harry Sleeger
Chicago
Alvin McMillen
Hudson
Ira Martin
T. K. Clark
Toledo
Walker column notes and market updates near Cedar Rapids
June 1 notes report Byron Edwards visiting Cedar Rapids while Clifford Brown from Independence visits home. Edith Furbush returns to Gardner ND after a stay with her parents. Tent meetings continue at Free Methodist church. Eph Weller family on extended visit to Kansas, California, Oregon. Local market strong with hogs averaging two carloads daily and price steady at seven dollars per hundred. all shipped to Cedar Rapids. Lightning strikes a tree outside Dr G Gray’s home during the Monday night storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Byron Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Brown
State Hospital
Independence
Chas. Sperbeck
Bigelow
Minn
Sperbeck
Edith Furbush
Gardner
N. D
Free Methodist Church
Eph Weller
Kansas
California
Oregon
Hugh McAdlen
Dr. 4. G. Gray
Law Regulates Berry Box Size
Des Moines reports Iowa weight and measure law requires berry and small fruit sold in boxes of one quart or smaller dry measurement. Boxes of other capacities are prohibited. raised bottoms are recommended to prevent crushing, improve air flow and keep berries drier. Consumers should avoid underfilled boxes. enforcement can confiscate noncompliant boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dairy and
W. B. Barney
Mr. Barney
Barney
Harvey Smith Omitted From Roll Of Honor
Water loo citizen Harvey Smith writes to correct an omission in Memorial day notices. A former Robert Anerson post commander and long time leader, he details his roles in post activities and Elmwood cemetery cannon dedication. Also lists licenses to wed for several couples including Elmer Mohr and Sadie Rudel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
Waterloo
West Union
Mr. Smith
Robert Anerson
Smith
Major Anderson
Elmwood
West High Play Scores Big At Majestic Theatre
West High students delivered a strong performance of The Dream Girl before a large audience at the Majestic Theatre. Doris Ludwig starred as Ethel Granger Simpson with Dwight Strayer directing the cast of fourteen in a praised rendition. Supporting roles were well filled by Anita Fentiman Florence Burd George Clark Harold Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Majestic Theatre
Doris Ludwig
Ethel Granger-Simpson
Ethel Zartman
Northwestern University Acthogl
Oratory
Bish School
Mary Cnncaden
Dwight Strayer
Daniel Yorhees Pike
Sorrento
Italy
John Simpson
Strayer
Tarkington
William T. Hodge
Miss Ludwig
Anita Fentiman
Hergalf
Countess de Champgny
Clyde
Davis
Lord Hardcastle
Ivanoff
Pike
Dale Kilpatrick
Horace Granger- Simpson
John Ordway
Ellsbinieres
Vincent
Douglas Bragilan
James Bennett
Orral Hinds
Helen Cowles
Genevieve
Arbuckle Praises Unemployed Boys At YMCA Meeting
J W Arbuckle vice president of Central Savings bank told the unemployed boys who packed the boys department room at the YMCA last night that reliability and willingness to use knowledge and ability were essential to win promotion. He praised the youths for the interest they have manifest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arbuckle
Central Savings Bank
Arbuckle
Noted Bank Leader Plans Next Tuesday Talk Series
In a Tuesday evening session participants were urged to value dependable information over prevarication and to prioritize knowledge and ability over financial health. Frank J. Bightey, president of First National Bank, is scheduled to speak next Tuesday night, with James Graham, formerly, closing the series the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Bightey
First National Bank
James Graham
President of the MCG A Board of Directors
The item notes the president of the MCG A board of directors. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. CG. A. Board of Directors
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GLASS
Arty
Balkans
Elmer Mohr
Sadie R. Rudel
Edith C. Ufford
Cedar Walls
Nick Pappas
Henry A. Brown
Dumont
Opal Scarbough
Arbuckle Schaks
Seon
Nestlé
Nesti
Mestle's Food Company
Woolworth Building
City
Black Trade
Hardwick
Wilton
Hartford Saxony
Bundhar and
Shuttleworth
Wiltons
Hardwick and Magee
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Hull
Jaques Mfg. Co
Horace Boies
Ernor
Herbert B. Boies
Washington Street
Wardha
Washington
Mayer
Martha Washington
Omfort Shoes
All Solid
G. Fuchs & Sons
Sycamore Street
T. & M. Shoe Co
Fourth Street
East Fourth Street
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dr. Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
Frank T, Hartman
Phelps
Jefferson Street
Wenzelman’s
G. W. Peit
West Fifth Street
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