No Gessation in Work of Bureau Keeps Bureau Open
A group led by Fr. B. Lichty prevents closing of the free employment bureau. The office will continue at Fifth and Sycamore under E. Barnes and Social Welfare League payment, with government funds expected soon. Barnes remains a government agent, paid $1 yearly, aiding labor department cooperation. Ruth Hurforth records show 34 of 34 discharged soldiers secured work in five days, 53 appeared, 48 referred, 20 advance applications, 87 on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Fr. B. Lichty
Waterloo Commercial Club
State
Federal Free Employment Bureau
Free Employment Bureau
8. E. Barnes
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Social Welfare League
The
Jeague
Congress
Labor Bureau
Employment Bureau
Welfare League
Barnes
Civil Service
Department of Labor
Ruth Hurforth
Electrical Supply Store to Open With Brilliant Display
Waterloo Electrical Supply announces a new three floor showroom at 303 408 Fourth Street West. The firm, 18 years in operation, moved from Syndicate Building on Bridge Street to house its expanded contract work, wholesale stock, and motor repairs. Demonstration rooms display living dining and office fixtures with ceiling hung lighting, plus a fully furnished living room for customers to preview effects. John A. Harsliep serves as vice president overseeing construction and contracts. J E Sweeney is secretary directing sales and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Electrical Suppl Company
Fourth Street
Syndicate
Bridge Street
John A. Harsliep
J. E. Sweeney
Aberdeen Angus cattle sale sets record prices at dairy event
The Aberdeen Angus sale at the Dairy Cattle Congress barns drew out of town buyers as Harvey Hess A Q Binnie of Chester and RL W Frank of Renwick sold mostly Hess-Brown stock. High price for two cows reached 1250 dollars, with a top bull price of 1025 dollars. average bid was 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harvey Hess
Q. Binnie
Chester
RL W. Frank
Renwick
Hess
Frank
W. R., Cooper
Local Club Meetings Highlight Social Calendar
El Nems Society hosted CI HS L club with Mrs Behrens as hostess and guests G R Buyght 4 K Smith and C C Dillon. Petrova club members played five hundred with Mrs Joseph Cindt entertaining and Mrs Gene Payton winning the prize. Mrs A J Jaspers admitted to club membership. Refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Clarence Lubbs. Helen Gould auxiliary hosted a Spanish American War veteran at Memorial hall for a picnic supper with about 75 attendees. Golden Red club elected Mrs Walter Ryan as vice president. Mrs Wilson president and Mrs Otto Tuiltien secretary named previously. Silent club elected officers and admitted new member Mrs M M Smith. officers include Mrs Jay Jones president, Mrs R J Lewis secretary treasurer, Mrs Bross reporter. A program of music was presented by Mrs Jones, Howard Woolfman and James Furbush. Mrs E J Hance aided serving. Cedar Heights Woman's club met at Mrs J G Brinkerhoff with Mrs F L Hoffman assisting. program featured Bess Shoebaker piano solos, a paper by Mrs Jet Speer on adolescence, and a talk by Mrs Harry T Fisher on W C A work. Mrs Thomas Eaton led the program. Garden School speakers Ches ter Cadwallader spoke at West High and Washington ichpot about scientific gardening. enrollment urged for Barden school attendees. Taylor Floyd wedding noted as Lester Taylor of Waterloo married Miss Alta Floyd at Suebridge in Vinton. Rev Hoy L Smith officiated. Couple graduates of Vinton high school and Waterloo Business College, plan residence in Waterloo. Pupils recital planned by Mrs Charles Banks at her Kingsley avenue home with nineteen boys and girls. recital in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Behrens
CI HS. L
la Lomita Club
Mmes
G. R. Bught
4. K. Smith
C. C. Dillon
Mathew Westrate
Petrova Club
Joseph Cindt
Gene] Payton
A. J. Jaspers
Clarence Lubbs
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Golden Red Club
Walter Ryan
Wilson
Otto Tuiltien
Silent Club
MM. Smith
Fred Bross
Jay Jones
R. J. Lewis
Bross
Mmes. Jones
Howard Woolfman
James Furbush
E. J. Hance
Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhoff
F. L. Hoffman
Tls
Bess Shoebaker
Jet Speer
Harry T. Fisher
Among the Churches Social Events Reported
First Evangelical women hosted a social at Mmen Altstadt home with Miss Noma Smith and Mrs. M F Dilger performing. Refreshments followed. First Baptist Ladies Aid met in church parlors for business and social activities with vocal numbers by Miss Mildred Wittack and a supper after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society
Mildred Wittick
Indian immigrant Amos Salmon seeks aid after Chicago robbery
Amos Salmon of Wagner, D C, claimed thieves robbed him of 7 dollars and 50 cents in Chicago while en route to petition officials in Washington about a 250 acre land claim. He sought help from city departments and Welfare League, citing a home aquawa and a Wagner bank reference. The report links his claims to assistance efforts and a broader news brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Salmon
Wagner
D. C
Y. M. Cla
Thin. Joorning
Washington
Chicago
Amos
John T. Homner
Welfare League
Also Mentioned on This Page
el Nems Society
Chesster Cadwallader
Garden Schools of
City
West High
Washington Ichpot
Barden School
Taylor-Floyd
Lester ‘Taylor
Waterloo
Alta Floyd
Suebride
Vinton
Hoy L. Smith
Bath
Taylor
Vinton High School
Waterloo Business College
Charles Banks
Kingsley Avenue
First Evangelical
First Evangelical Congregation
Mmen. C
Iindiam
Waterloo West
Engy Janda
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Brooklyn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. M. Finogan
Marcy Avenue
Brooklyp
N.Y
Klean Kwick
Paul Davis
Scharfenberg’s Market
Lafayette Street
Ostsup
Freeh
Mente
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
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