Heine rs Ready for Convention in Des Moines
Arthur Sipes and Gaylen Green lead Waterloo Shrine club advance party to arrange reception and tents for a large Shriners gathering in Des Moines during the national conclave. Over 100 members expected, tents to be set near the Savery and Y M C A building with home-like facilities. El Kahir temple band of Cedar Rapids to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sipes
Gaylen Green
Waterloo Shrine
Des Moines
Mr. Sipes
Mr. Green
3 Moines
Waterloo
Savery Ho
Y. M. OG. A.ilding
Canve
el Kahir
Waterloo Shriners
Proposals Sought for Waterloo Post Office Heating System
Treasury Department seeks bids by 3 p m June 15 1921 in Washington for a brick set draft firebox heating Holler at the United States Post Office and Court House Waterloo Iowa. Specifications and drawings available at the Supervising Architect's office or the Waterloo Custodian's office. Jas A Wetmore acts as Supervising Architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington, D
Haled
United Sates
Waterloo
Iowa
Jas. A. Wetmore
Acthve
Waterloo Shrine to Aid North East Members Travel to Des Moines
Large numbers of order members from the north and east will travel to Des Moines by automobile with some staying overnight. The Waterloo Shrine club will run an information bureau at the Russell Lamson hotel to aid tourists and cooperate with the grand lodge credentials committee. Parking will be arranged and travelers will be sent on rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmbers
Des Moines
Waterloo Shrine Club
Tain
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Grand Lodge
Saturday Specials on Women and Children's Wear
Saturday sale advertises vests and pants for children and ladies' hose in silk and lisle, with bulk items priced from 2 to 256 and 15 cents for select pure silk hosiery. Details emphasize two hour discounts and color options black brown navy cordovan pink.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Euple
Adelberg
East Fourth St
New York
Lee
Will
Notion Dept
Paul Davis
Tan
Navy
Georgette
Tate Rete
Lady Grace Apron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!