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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

5

War Savings Duty Court Oversees Delinquent Cards

Court of Appeals Judges Finely And Very Fairly enforces war savings stamp and liberty bond pledges. Judge Franklin C. Platt oversees delinquents called to answer for failing to sign cards or purchase bonds. In Waterloo a couple faced required amounts of thrift stamps and bonds, with possible increases if not signed promptly. Macy Campbell reports a countywide check of cards to ensure citizens fulfill wartime financial duties.

Court of Appeals Vigilantes Committee Service League Water- Yoo Black Hawk County Franklin C. Platt Platt Waterloo Macy Campbell War Savings Stamp Lberty

Barberry Bush Taboo Campaign Spreads in Waterloo

A local drive against barberry shrubs aims to curb grain rust spread. Residents on Leland Avenue, GCBE Pickett and others have uprooted bushes already. The defense council urges tagging and immediate removal to enable planting season substitutions like bridal wreath or spirea. George B. Miller also removed barberry from his lawn.

Waterloo Leland Avenue BE. Pickett W. M. Stewart H. Pinkerton

Auto Collisions Do Some Damage

A man named Jacobson reported leaving a horse and buggy at Fourth and Dane streets after it was struck by a car whose driver fled the scene. Parts of the auto suggested damage to the vehicle. Miss Hilda Leage said she collided with a boy around 12 at Tenth and Franklin at 5:56 p.m., injuring him slightly but she did not provide his name.

Jacobson Fourth Dane Streets Hilda Leage Kothe Ave‘nue Tenth Franklin Streets

Madrigal Club To Present Ye Maytime Program

The Madrigal Club under Mrs. H B Kelly will present Ye Maytime at First Methodist Episcopal Church Friday at 8 15 p m with Lillian J Fleming organist and speaker, Mrs La Verne Beal Covell pianist, Mrs Wilma Basher Galloway violinist, and Paul Davis soloist. Admission charged with silver offering. The second half includes A Garden of Flowers cantata with Fleming opening the program and presenting lectures on each number. The club roster includes Kelly Krebs Elliot Wise Don Cox J A Brinkman A T Hakill Warren Gilbert and F H Paulsen.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Madrigal Club H. B. Kelly Lillian J. ‘Fleming American Guild ‘of Organists la Verne Beal Covell Wilma Basher Galloway Pail Davis Elizabeth, Davis

Social club meetings and a wedding at St Mark's

Waterloo social circles report yesterday gatherings across several clubs with readings, piano solos, and refreshments. Verneauxs announce their marriage in Waterloo, with a luncheon and travel plans to Dubuque and New York after a five year stay.

Dorothy Mayer Mra. Mayer W. H. Ross 8. B. Club John Carroll Red Cross H. Guyer Happy Hollow E. J. Margrett Floyd Stevens Rna Club W. H. Mathews

Among the Churches Grace M E All Due class meeting at Briden home

The All Due class of Grace M E met last evening at Mrs F H Briden's home with Ames Weldeman Holdiman Bishop Conrow and Trotter assisting. About 40 members attended after supper.

Grace M. E F. H- Briden Ames Weldeman Holdiman Bishop Conrow Trotter

Small Twister Destroys Farm and Hits Glaresville

A small tornado struck Glaresville causing a severe storm with thunder and heavy rain. In Clarkaville two and a quarter inches of rain fell in nine hours and a lightning strike ignited Seymour Vance’s edge of town farm burning a cow barn and destroying livestock and corn. The Ed News sleeping porch suffered fire damage at 1 am, likely from lightning, while the town’s electric service remained out after 4 am due to the storm.

Clarkaville Seymour Vance

Small buildings removed and trees broken show heavy twisting power

A brief report notes small buildings torn from foundations and trees broken by strong twisting forces, indicating severe gusts or storm activity. The observable damage highlights the storm's unusual intensity and localized impact.

Presbyterians Plan Reunion at Cedar Heights Park

The third annual Presbyterian rally of Barclay township and Cedar Heights churches is set for May 30 at Cedar Heights park. An early afternoon basket supper precedes a program led by William Galloway with talks on Presbyterian history, wartime duties, and church governance. Attending churches include Westminster, Wirrt United, North Minster, Waterloo First, and Barclay Township United.

Barclay Township Waterloo Cedar Lulls Cedar Heights Cedar Heights Park William Galloway Presbyterian Church First Westminster Wirrt Mast Park North Minster Cadar Falls Cedar Steights

Waterloo Man Gets Captaincy in Local Ledger

Waterloo man Harry S. Drake, formerly employed in the office of Leavitt Johnson Trust Company, has been awarded a captaincy in recognition of his service.

Waterloo Harry S. Drake Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company

Commissioned captain in the quarter, national army

Captain Drake, son of Datus Drake of the Leonard grocery, has risen from corporal to captain in the field artillery. He worked on cantonment construction at Camp Dodge Iowa Camp Funston Kansas and recently Norfolk Virginia. He long sought service in France after an earlier rejection and now trains at Camp Cody New Mexico. He attended West High and began college at Grinnell before enlisting last May.

Minster Corps National Army United States Drake Cantonmenta Camp Dorge Camp Funeton Kun Norfolk France Datus Drake Lionard Grocery Vermont Street Sherman G. Drake Capt. Drake Feld Artillery Camp Cody Deming N. M West High Grinnell College

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