Registrants Called for Physical Examinations Next Week
Waterloo district lists 60 examinees for Thursday and Friday sessions to prep Class One for future war-department increments. Notables include Austin Tims of the Courier and Reporter and Harold Place of the Des Moines Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Austin Tims
Telegraph
The
Courier and Reporter
Harold (. Flace
Des Mouines
Waterloo
Max Ashley
Suntysida Ave
Ian H. Maack
Maynard Street
Cecil HL Free
Kathe Street
Earl D. Tuttle
Denver
Wallace Stewart
Marble Rock
LeRoy Frank
Samuel M. Elser
Logan
Fred
Gehrig
Dyersyfle
Berto F. Stear
Pittsburgh
Harrison MM. Furlong
Il Lupton
Oliver D. Truntz
Halstead
Harold C. Place
Des Moin
Steven F. Dolan
Adams
Lawrence D. Nauman
Lafayette
Ray A. Mills
Edwards Austin Tims
Fourth West
Leslie E. Perham
Rock Island
Charles H. Campbell
Harry G. Gardner
Fremont
Victor Funches
Wasciushkro
Miss
Benj. Friedman
Mulberry
Edward H. Matz
Washington
Arthur EB. Cameron
Sycamore
Orval G. Hinds
Richard D. Fresborn
Welter FL Zewiske
Clay
Erwin C. Sage
Wilgut
Harry S. Buchmann
Commercial
Clarence C. Schicuster
Chap Rucker Smith
Floyd H. Gudkins
Black Hawk
Adelbert W. House
Paul BE. McGaheran
Charles J. Trainor
Cottage
Morris E. Beebe
Bratnaber
Loren Sylvester Treganza
Fowler Lawrence John Dunswald
Jefferson
Frank T. Pratt
Levit ML Johnson, Ellis
N. D
Thrift Stamp Sales Rise in Black Hawk County February
War savings certificates and thrift stamps totaling 26 217 14 were sold by Black Hawk county post offices in February, with Waterloo leading at 28 074 14 and Voorhies second at 2 462 35. The month surpassed January, indicating growing campaign momentum despite a short month and holidays. Local official M H Kelly notes rising interest and expects further increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
M. H. Kelly
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Voorhies
Kelly
Waterloo Veorhies
la Port Gilbert
Hudson
Raymond - Dunkerton Washburnn Dewar
Evening society and meetings mark Fort Dodge page
EM News reports Mrs E L Johnson receiving notice of a Fort Dodge Iowa council of defense meeting at Hotel Waukansa open to all at 10 am and 2 pm with the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs executive session same day. Ancillary items cover dancing party at Hotel Russell Lamson and local society notices with papers on The Epilogue. Ancient ledger sheets from 1778 highlighted as prized relics by P L Billings with yellowed English paper and preserved ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Johnson
Francis &. Whitley
Iowa Council of Defense
Hotel Waukansa
Fort Dodge
Whitley
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
P. L. Billings
Certified Public Accountant
Nathan Sharp
Government Proving Grounds
Maryland
Club entertainments and social notices collage
Various social events described include D M CG club hosting a sewing afternoon at Mrs Canton Hays home with a musical program, Friday Study club with Shakespeare papers by Mrs Williams and Mrs McCormick, Riverside Drive club hosted by Mrs Harry Steinmeyer, and Mrs I C Heald chosen president. Also Silver Circle luncheon, Red Cross sewing, Kumchat a while club meeting with Mrs Susan George as guest, and letters from soldiers read. Mrs Clarence Byvank surprised on farewell visit to Jacksonville Fla. Lincoln Circle plans thimble bee at Memorial hall with two hostesses. Harold F Guyer anniversary surprise with 25 friends, games, music, and supper. Miss Ruth Wicks of New York visiting Waterloo attended picnic supper at Miss Genevieve Strayer’s home with a small group of young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. CG
Canton Hays
B. J. Turnbull
Mmes
J. B. Willams
A. A. McCormick
Harry Steinmeyer
Riverside Drive
I. C. Heald
Mes. Taylor
Miller and Banton
Loben
Carl
Silver Circle
W. GC
Red Cross
Kumchat
Susan George
William Viertch
Byvank
Clarence Byvank
B. A. Byvank
Wf Mater Club
Ruth Wicks
New York
Waterloo
Genevieven Strayer
Among the Churches Circle Meeting Report
Sacred Heart St Anne circle met with Mrs H O Bernbrook with about twenty members present United Presbyterian More than
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Anne’s Circle
H. O. Bernbrook
United Presbyterian
Thrift Stamp Promotion at Local Store During War Bond Drive
The store announces a plan to reward purchases with Thrift Stamps. On select days customers receive 25 cent stamps with every $3 purchase and two stamps with $10, supporting the government drive. The offer promotes thrift stamps as government bonds worth 25 cents and explains how 16 stamps plus cash can obtain a War Savings Certificate with 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRIGE
Bargain Aprons and Ginghams On Special Tonight
Basement Apron Check Gingham offer at 45¢, three yards for 39¢, and plain color Ginghams at 11¢ per yard. Local sellers advertise regular Toc and standard quality fabrics with two color schemes.
City Slates Now Complete in Local Election Lineup
Nina Area incumbents and new names join the Law ticket for the March 25 municipal election. The slate lists Mayor W. R. Law, Auditor Russell L. DeGon, Treasurer W. H. Bruwn, Solicitor James G. Clark, Engineer W. R. Sieg, Police Judge J. C. Beem, and several council and park officials. A second ticket led by R. C. Thompson may enter, with re elections noted for Law DeGon Brunn Beem Townsley Rickert Matthews Sporle Rath. The headquarters open Monday on the Fisher building’s second floor. Fire department responded to two minor blazes including J L Pint grocery and W Cotton home incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Law
Russell L. DeGon
W. H. Bruwn
James G. Clark
W. R. Sieg
J. A. Townsley
John Hanson
River Front
Aa. W. Haff
J. W. Rickert
B. BE. Farrand
P. W. Belangee
Walter HE. Matthews
PF. A. Sporle
K. F. Rath
Fishers Building
Salvation Army
Mr. Law
R. C. Thompson
Messrs
Law
DeGon, Brunn
Beem
Townsley
Rickert, Matthews, Sporle and
Rath
Clark
Williams & Clark
Sieg
Moore & Sieg
Hanson
Overland-Hanson Auto Company
Haffa
J. L. Pint
Oak Avenue
Roof Fire Damages Home Near Park
Fire crews battled a small blaze that burned a hole in the roof of a residence on the street at 2:25 yesterday evening, caused by a chimney fire near the park.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Board
Orce
May J. Johnson
Minneapolis
Lester E. Johnson
County Recorder
L. L. Leslin
T. H. Irvine
Eagle
W. Gales
J. L. Sprague
Corrigan
Waterloo Township
EM News of Society
Women’s Council
Maxine Ruswell-Lamson
Hotel flussell-Lamson
Ancillae Society
Sacred Leart Church
Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lulu
May Barnes
C. L. Chib
J. W. Rinker
Titerary Department
Woman's Club
Hotel Russell
Amson and
Otha Abel
George Wood
J. D. Easton
William Calloway
Amos and Anderson
Grace Gibson
Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Marie Packard
America
Lincoln
Ciclo
Lincoln Circle
G. A. BR
Memorial Hall
Mmes. M. J. O’keefe
F. S. Garrabrant
Harold F. Guyer
Mmes. Margreatz
Hyde
Faust
Marinette Shop
Paul Davis
Tane
Uncle Sam
Rene
Patr
France
Gates Waterloo Business College
Majestic Theatre
Extire
Nina Area
Bix
George Kraft Co
East Fourth Street
the Store OF Service
Commercimal Street
Arthur Empey
Empey
Trench
OUITA
Ouija
Warwick
Black
Chicago Examiner
Wraden
Adolph Lewisohn
New York Palace
Edna Mar
Asia
Omar
Brossem
W. FP. Heitter
Washington Street
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