Waterloo Men Favor Y M C A Work Among Filipinos
A Waterloo meeting of the Men's Personal Workers league backed sending a YMCA worker to the Philippines. Waterlo o, Davenport, and Clinton would share a $1,500 goal. Mrs. E. V. Bennett of Peoria and Dr. C. F. Bennett of Waterloo pledged two lots worth at least $500 to aid the cause. Rev. Rollins warned about immigrant concerns while praising the foreign effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Davenport
Clinton
Workers’ League
W. A. Tener
Philippine Islands
E. V. Bennett
Peoria
C. F. Bennett
Bennett
W. H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
Philippines
Rollins
Tener
Westminster Society Meeting and Lodge Notices
The Westminster Literary society meets this evening with Miss Salisbury to study John Burroughs Wake Robin led by Miss Day. Waterloo lodge No 325 holds a regular meeting at KK. P. hall Thursday evening with good attendance urged. Cedar hive No 37 holds a special Thursday at 2 30 in A O U W hall for reading applications and balloting. Rummage sale starts tomorrow noon at 706 Commercial. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered by dealers to aid sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Literary Society
Waterloo Lodge
KK. P. Hall
Cedar Hive
A. O. U. W. Hall
Annual Meeting of Board of Trade in Waterloo
Prominent citizens gather at Ellis hall for the annual Board of Trade meeting. Officers elected include President Frank J. Fowler and Vice President Ben J. Howrey, with a full slate of directors. Reports show funds used properly and plans to boost Waterloo’s growth discussed by Mayor Rector and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Fowler
Ben J. Howrey
E. W. Miller
R. W. Johnston
H. G. Martin
J. R. Rector
L. .E. Park
W. F. Parrott
Ed Rath
James Graham
J. T. Sullivan
Paul W. Smith
Board of Trade
Ellis’ Hall
F. B. Cutler
F. J. Eightey
H. C. Martin
E. E. Manhard
5. B. Reed
L. B. Park
B. J. Howrey
Geo
EB. Lichty
F. J. Eighmey
Cutler
Fowler
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
Fowler Company
East Side
Ufe
Waterloo
Waterloo Board of Trade
Local club year plans outlined at members luncheon
Officers directors and members discussed goals for the forthcoming year and urged cooperation. Robt Johnston hosted a luncheon at the Bills with a meal that included cats as part of the informal fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. W. Johnston
Local residents share weekend visits and health news
Charles Williams and family were guests at Sam Williams home Sunday. Fern Beening of Waterloo opens Saturday at the Williams home. August Vossberg visits Louis Biekelberg near Waterloo. John Maldzahn Jr suffers pleuro pneumonia at his brother William’s home with care from a Waterly trained nurse. Mrs. Will Zimmerman from Waterloo visits relatives nearby. Mrs. Cortright and Kathryn return from Winds with a delightful visit. Dan Rice buys a 6 HP gasoline engine. Frank Nace and family visit Walter Robinson’s Sunday. W F E Bickelberg and wife attend August Dorman’s Sunday. Mrs. C Bickelberg and daughter Anna visit Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willams
Sam William
Fern Beening
Waterloo
Chas. Wiliams
August Vossberg
Louis Biekelberg
John Maldzahn, Jr
William
Ures
Waterly
Will Zimmerman
Geneseo Residents Move Goods and Local Updates
Amos Flintt Harold Speer Chas Life and Paul Meinig left for Canada with their goods early this week. Fred Lockard arrived from Wichita to work with his brother Frank for the season. Geneseo church trustees plan a large cistern for fire protection and parsonage water. Mr and Mrs Henry Strohne of Voorhis welcome a daughter. J M Greena visits Barron Wisconsin. Erysipelas illness sidelining Mrs T H Scheckler. E J and Charles Davis of Waterloo attended local farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Fllintt
Harold Speer
Chas. Life
Paul Meinig
Canada
Fred Lockard
Wichita
Kansas
Frank
Geneseo Church
Oo. J. Speer
Gettysboro
S. D
Seattle
Henry Strowhn
Near Voorhils
Strobehn
Sadie Newell
E. J
Charles Davis
Waterloo
T. H. Scheckler
J. M. Greena
Barron
Wis
New Kimball organ to replace First M E church instrument
Chicago based Kimball Organ Co will build a duplicate of the fire destroyed instrument for First M E church. An $82,000 allowance was arranged, with $2,900 credited on the new organ. No insurance covered the damaged organ. delivery is not due for six months. Church insurance matter to be settled later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Organ Company of
Chicago
M. E
Messrs
Paul Davis
J. E. Urinkman
Kimball
Organ Company
Carnegie
Inconnell Bluffs
Iowa
Sioux City plan to aid industry with 500000 credit fund
Sioux City proposes a building or loan fund of 500000 backed by local banks to support viable industrial ventures. Commercial club directors act as trustees, evaluating loans and ensuring borrowers meet conditions. Local banks provide funds and subscribers act as sureties, with loans typically temporary to promote the city's industrial interests. Cooperation with prospective factory builders is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Sioux City
Sioux City Way
Commercial Club
Night Riders Reappear in Paris Kentucky Farm Fire
Night Riders twelve strong returned Monday night near Paris Kentucky burning a large tobacco barn and destroying 5000 pounds of tobacco. The victim is J C Keller a wealthy farmer who opposed eliminating the white barley crop. Neighbors saw the riders but feared to warn Keller or help fight the blaze. See 183 Shackamaxon blue serge 303 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J. C. Keller
Keller
Shackamaxon
Glasgow Tailors
East Fourth Street
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Ben Hur
Klaw & Frlanger
E.V. Bennett
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Annual Meeting
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W. W. McFarlane
Mr. McFarlane
Pickett
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Towa
United States
L. S. Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
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