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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

7

Y M C A canvass kicks off with large turnout and pledges

The Y M C A canvass opened last evening in Waterloo with a feed at the Y gym served by Baptist women. About 100 men attended and several pledged substantial amounts. Harold J. Wilson and others urged teamwork and organization as keys to the campaign. Cedar Rapids plans a $66,000 start tonight, aiming to finish in two days.

A. Cohagan Harold J. Wilson Burlington Market Place Young Men's Christian Association Waterloo Wilson Manhood Mr. Maney Mr. Wilson New York Young Men’s Christian Association Brotherhood Service Ben Hur Michael Angelo N. G. Schilechter International Committee C. Thornburg Tha W. A. Parsons C. W. Kirkpatrick Michigan Uncle Sam Harter A. Hull Cedar Rapids Cedar Worlds Mr. Hull

Monona School Wing Designed in Waterloo

Netcott Donnan Netcott, architects, received a commission to draw plans for a Monona public school addition in Grayton county. The two story, basement wing will measure 80 by 60 feet and cost about 40000 dollars. It will house a high school and gymnasium. Superintendent Stephen C Gribble, formerly a physics teacher at West High, left Waterloo to head Monona.

Netcott-Donnan-Netcott Company Monona Grayton County Waterloo Stephen c. Gribble West High

Auto and Cycle Meet Collision Injures No One

An auto driven by W. Lu. Headford of 120 Leland avenue and a motorcycle ridden by Mike Minola of 705 Logan avenue collided yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported, and both drivers filed police reports. Also listed: Mrs. Martin Burk of 12290 Commercial street and Miss Evelyn Sherman of 400 Third street east drove cars in yesterday’s incident, with damages to both vehicles.

W. Lu. Headford Leland Avenue Mike Minola Logan Avenue Martin Burk Commercial Street Evelyn Sherman Third Street

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Fabrics

The Diamond Dyes advertisement claims Diamond Bytes kits let any woman dye or tint faded skirts coats draperies and more with simple directions. It guarantees 15 color results that never streak or fade, compatible with wool silk cotton linen or blends, and advises checking fabric type with the druggist.

Mrs Kelly Soloist in Evening at First M E

Mrs H B Kelly of Chicago sang as soloist at First M E church last evening performing Mother O Mine Tours. She plans to use the piece as her Mother s Day solo at Sheridan Road MM BE church in Chicago where she belongs to the choir. She recently moved from Waterloo Inst and had returned from a tour of the Holy Lands and the South visiting friends from Iowa City with Miss Reba Kelly.

State University Journalists Return After Graduation

Mrs Kelly plans a quicker comeback this season after completing her journalism course. Miss Kelly is set to rejoin activities following graduation, resuming duties with the university’s journalism program and related projects.

State University Kelly Miss Kelly

Judge Ill Small trial delayed again in Waukegan

Gov Small's trial was postponed as Judge Clare C Edwards, nursing an infected arm, adjourned court until Wednesday morning.

Small Waukegan Gov. Small Clare C. Edwards

Swimming of Value as Pastime Says YMCA Communique

A YMCA communique extols swimming as a valueful pastime and a democratic sport. It notes water danger and the idea that aristocrats are those who can keep their heads above water. The piece reflects praise for vigorous swimming and youth over elitism.

Swimming Fun and Water Safety Message at Waterloo Y

An old advertisement extols swimming as relief from summer heat and promotes learning to swim at the Waterloo Y. It urges proper conduct along river road and warns against dumping rubbish, with the River Commission ordering enforcement.

All Waterloo Long River Road River Commission

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The Donse Broothers Mrs. Kelly M. E Waterloo Insurance Lamar J. Dure Mgr East Fourth Street Sycamore Street Fast Men’s Athletic Union B. ER New Illustrated Twin City Barber College Hennepin Avée Minneapolis Minn McC Sweet Girl McCall Summer Quarterly
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