Waterloo Woman's Club Elects Officers In Annual Meeting
The Waterloo Woman's Club held its annual meeting at the Unitarian church electing officers for the next year. Reports showed growth in membership from 43 to 261, progress in civic projects, child welfare, comfort stations, cleanup week, gardens in schools, and scholarship loans. The club plans a reception for the State Medical Society and highlighted various departmental reports and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Te Universalist Church
FL. Marquis
the State University
Rd. Howzer
Fred Austin
P. A. Bassett
Margaret ¥. Clark
Civic Department
E. M. Storm
EL AL Boggs
Chester Cadwallader
Grace F. Jerger
Fine Arts Department
Mary Edgerton
BE. L. Johnson
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Garden Work Committee
Scholarship and Loan Fund
L. E. Fowler
F. L. Marquis
W. R. Law
H. B Boies
Harry Shaw
J. E. Bragdon
Woman’s Club
State Medical Society
M .B. M. Storm
South Street
Verne E. Lichty Loses His Limb
Verne E. Lichty, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lichty, residing at 1423 Franklin Street, lost his left leg below the knee last Christmas Eve after a football injury. He underwent amputation at a Rochester hospital following unsuccessful treatment and long convalescence on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Mayo Bros
Mro
B. F. Lichig
Franklin Street
Roches
Women from local church host county farm gathering
A delegation of women from the W. C. Z. Aland Orton Cocational church led by Rev. G. EB. toy met on the county farm lawn yesterday afternoon. After a long service Rev. Mr. Parker delivered a short address. The event was deeply devout and warmly hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morris who oversee the home and entertained the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Z. Aland Orton
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Plaza
Large crowds welcomed late Mary Bickford in Hearts Adrift at the Plaza. The feature will project today with Victrola pipe organ and piano praise for the performers and management. Tomorrow and Wednesday a new release Eagle's Nest arrives under V L S E. At the Palace Today and Tomorrow William Elliott stars Woman and Wine a five part photoplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Plana
Mary Bickford
Terri
Victrola
Ralph Mugen Hix
Misa Jiose Diatt
Wieterlog
Eagle's Nest
V-L-S-E Corporation
Theore
Paris
Smartie
Paria
New York
Waterloo Girl Dies at Rapids
Hazel Bidduph Slifsgard, wife of J T Slifsgard, died last night at 10 15 in St. Josephs hospital Cedar Rapids after a two week illness. 2 1/2 years old? The daughter of W C Biddulph of Waterloo, she leaves sister Vivian and brothers Old and Clem. Her husband and two children Robert and Vera survive. She had lived in Cedar Rapids since marriage and the remains will be brought to Waterloo for burial from St Josephs Catholic church Wednesday morning at 9 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Slifsgard
Hazel Biddulph
St. Jake’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Slifsgard
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Waterloo
W. C. Biddulph
Vivian
Old
Clem
Robert
Vera
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Frost Saturday Night Did Not Harm Plants
Vegetation narrowly escaped damage as a cold period extended nearly two weeks with a close call on Saturday night. Beans, tomatoes, potatoes, corn, fruit blossoms remained unharmed while heavy frost formed on walks and grass. The cold period ended yesterday and a southeast wind may bring moisture. The grass crop is thriving and winter wheat and oats look promising.
Rushland release after police report clears suspect
A man named Rushland, arrested by Sheriff Henderson on a robbery probe, is declared innocent after Chief Dennis in Philadelphia wired that the right man is not in custody. The sheriff released Rushland last Saturday following the telegram. Fire destroys a chicken coop behind the Lynch home on Walnut street at 10 10 last evening. poultry perishes and the fire damages the fence and barn but the stable is saved. Insurance ad promotesMill er McCartney agency. May luncheon planned for Franklin Five Hundred club at Hotel Russell-Lamson tomorrow at 1 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushland
Henderson
Dennis
Philadelphia
P. B. Lynch
Walnut Street
Hoss
Noted Cedar Falls Visitors and Local Changes
Over Sunday guest Fred A Ra oell of Chicago and other visitors figure in Cedar Falls notes. Miss Effie Waris travels to Chicago. Roger Leavitt heads there. Mrs Elizabeth Merrill sells Washington street home to the federal government for the new post office site and moves to apartments over Mazanti's. Local officials, church and school figures, moving plans, and upcoming college debates are outlined alongside personnel changes and community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Fred A. Raoell
Chicago
J. C. Radell
Effie Waris
Gertrude Pierce
Roger Leavitt
Sara M. Riggs
Chapter AB
Clarinda
Elizabeth Merrill
Washington Street
Post Office
Mazanti’s
Joe B. Clay
Black Hawk Hotel
J. C. Knox
Waterloo
A. G. Thompson
Three Rivers, Mich
Fred Markley
W. H. McClure
West Second Street
Philip Arnold
Detroit
Miss Huntley
College Library
Woman's Missionary Union of
Cedar Fally
Delpha Davis
Serbia
Edward Noble
New York City
Merner Noble
Tw Plains
J. Callen
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Speers
Shenandoah
Hunter
Ufford
Elsie Snavely
Tiffin
Jennie Speck
Kensington
W. F. Pilsbury
West First Street
State Teachers’ College
Amelia Kecklinger
International Harvester Company
Danish Rethiehens
J. Christiansen
Twentythird Streets
Smith
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Philippine Islands
United States
Highland Park
Wilharm
R. B. Wilharim
Town Street
Wilbur N. Uostrog
Cedar Falls DAR Holds Annual Election During Social Meeting
Cedar Falls chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual meeting Saturday at the Paulger home with near full attendance. Regretful reports from retiring officers were followed by an election naming Mrs. C. H. Wise as regent and a slate of officers including Miss Lillian Goodwhite and Miss Henriette Thornton as vice regents, Miss Julia Curtis as treasurer, and other posts. An Lincoln birthday address by Miss Sara Findlay Rice was distributed, and a Lincoln celebration dinner followed with a published supper and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falla
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mabel
Genavieve Paulger
Farley
Glenn Ridge
N. J
W. H. Bedford
City
T. Jerry Burr
Independence
Olive McClure Markley
C. H. Wise
August Freier
Julia Curd
Lillian Goodwhie
Henriett Thornton
8. E. Green
Julia Curtis
D.N. Hurd
Genevieve Paulger
Eldredge W'lson
Edith C. Buck
Julia N. Hurd
Frederickson
Abraham Lincoln
W. W. Gist
Sara Findlay Rice
Lincoln
Cedar Falls May Seed A Business College Prospect
A promising plan emerges for Cedar Falls to establish a business college with complete equipment. Field secretary P. F. Randall from Draugh ton's Practical Business College has spent a week in the city, gaining support from the Commercial club to recruit enough students to start the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
5. P. Randall
Draughton
Practical Business College
May Fete at Iowa State Teachers College Next Wednesday
Cedar Falls notes a May fête at Iowa State Teachers College with a 10 am parade and 2 pm pageant including May queen Irene Simpson, tableaux, dances, and a 8 pm Cedar Falls band concert. Also coverage of the Cedar Falls Woman's Club political science and history department election tomorrow at 2:30 pm with Mrs. C P Colegrove leading and Dr C H Meyerhalz speaking on schools and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Irene Simpson
Robin Hood
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
C.P. Colegrove
J. M. Fisk
C. H. Meyerhalz
Mrs John Wilcox Dies at Daughter’s Home
Mrs John Wilcox died this morning at her daughter Mrs Gates home 209 Washington street after a winter illness She was 75 years old and survived by three daughters and a son Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at the Gates home with Rev J W Holland officiating
Women Held in Dope Ring Probe in Morrison Law Case
Mrs Edith Hargrove and Mrs Violet Dennis were arrested early Saturday and held in the county jail as investigators probe charges they sold habit forming drugs in violation of Morrison law. Officers report locating several customers. A Waterloo lodge meeting is announced for Tuesday evening May 11 at the Masonic temple with regular business and balloting. Master Masons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hargrove
Violet Dennis
Hargrove
Alford
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes gentle relief
The text touts a laxative herb and pepsin mix sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims rapid relief from stomach congestion and foul bowels, with a free trial offer to Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello, addressing concerns about harsh purgatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
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Woman's Club
Lnke. Fowler
Verne E. Lichty
County Farm Meeting
Rapids
Petter
Miller-McCartney
Agen
George Sponsing
Pyely
Nicholas Webber
Fred Adams
Roy Sintard
E. Worn
Franklin Five Hundred Elab Ata
Rinsell-Lamson
Lomorra
Lawn City
Transaci
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Pacific Coast
Cedar
Business College
T.C
Quickly
Burch’s
Boudoir
Wrigleys
United Profit-Sharing
Wrigley Spearmen
Wrigley
Spearmen
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