Their Day Off In The City Theatre Opera And Family Shopping
Barbara and Harvey enjoy a rare Saturday afternoon alone in the city with theater, dining, and shopping. They discuss money and gifts for their children, contrast their happiness with other couples, and reflect on future lujo days as they ride home on a crowded train with casual social observations on commuter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandimma
Everyboy
Barbara Aldey
Barbara
Carver
Hart
Mrs. Graham
Harvey
Harver
Baby
City in Brief Admixture of Local Happenings
Local notes report travel to Minneapolis and Davenport for family visits, a directors meeting in Waterloo, a motorcycle collision with minor damage, three smallpox reports, illness of Mrs. Fred L. Kimball Company matriarch, Osage relocation, a west coast trip by Nellie and Lottie Hayes, a towed car incident injuring a cyclist’s clothing, and plans for extended trips by Etta and May Lichty plus upcoming Forum dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul FE. McGeheran
Minneapolis
Minn
DeWahl Payne
Corsal College
Reuter Waterloo Associatioun
Lorel Husserl-Lamson
Ars
Tate Jott
Davenport
Frances
St. Kathrine’s School
Glen Tennis
Linden Ave
Nue
Ing
Alfred Ort
Randolph Street
Health Department
Fred H. Peepo
MuHan Sragipeeas Adl
Walden
South Street
Alice Mapes
Dawson ‘Street
H. Brumley
Osage
Fred L. Kimball Company
Etta
May Lichty
Fourth Street West
Omaha
California
Scoutmasters Meet For More Planning In Waterloo
The Waterloo scouts plan to expand their summer camping program with six existing scoutmasters and patrols, three new patrols being registered, aiming to form more than nine patrols before the summer season. The meeting at Scout Headquarters will discuss the perfection of plains for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuaterloo Scoutsma
Scoout
Tol
P. Am
Aviator Recovers From Jesup Plane Crash
Walter S. Reilly has fully recovered from injuries suffered when the Miller-Scales Aero plane wreck near Jesup Iowa on May 8. He will resume flying once the plane is repaired. Mechanic Charles Norcross is healing from a fractured leg. Milo Miller has not fixed flying plans for Sunday. An invitation from Gelwein may send the planes to carry passengers if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Reilly
Miller-Scales Aero Company
Jesup
Charles Norcross
Milo Miller
Vero Fect
Gelwein
Law School Strike Ends In Albany
Albany May 14 Classes resumed at Albany Law School after a two day student strike. The state supreme court vacated a temporary injunction sought by J. Gooldenkoff who was expelled for alleged radical utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW School
Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Albany Law School
Supreme Court
J. Gooldenkoff
Two Freshmen Lose Fingers at Lawn City School
Cedar Falla May 14 Two freshmen in the city high school's manual training department suffered finger injuries at a circular saw this week. Anskar Jensen lost three fingers on his right hand and a thumb was amputated while Cecil Moon lost two fingers on his left hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City School
Cedar Falla
City High School
Anskar Jensen
Meade Divorce Sought After 44 Days of Marriage
Lil Meade files for divorce from Henry Meade after 44 days of marriage in district court citing cruelty. Married in Waterloo on April 4 and separated May 2, she asks to resume her first husband’s name. The text also oddly references seawater pumping and New Zealand cash needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Meade
Henry Meade
Waterloo
Catalogs Delivered On Contract By Kimball Co
A. E. Haswell and Glenn Spyder of the Fred L. Kimball company returned after delivering one ton of catalogs consigned to the Allen Dale Stock Company for delivery Monday in Columbus Ohio and Shelbyville Kentucky. The contract was fulfilled and Haswell noted heavy freight car congestion in St. Louis and several states while farming prospects along the route lagged, especially in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Haswell
Glenn Spyder
Fred L. Kimball Company
Allen Dale Stock Company
Columbus
Shelbyville
Kimball Company
Allen Dale
Haswell
Snyder
St. Louis
Ohio
West
Hese Card
Stars and Stripes revival eyed by ex-Waterloo publisher
Leslie Bartlett, once of Waterloo, plans to publish Stars and Stripes in book form and visit Waterloo next week to interest former servicemen in the venture. The Stars and Stripes served as the official A E F newspaper from Feb 8 1918 to June 43 1919, and its inbound formity covers a history and diary of the American army overseas. Auditor J A Francis spoke on taxation for civics students at the county courthouse with about 80 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stains and Stripes
Leslie Bartlett
Waterloo
Stars and Stripes
A. E
J. A. Francis
Francis
Fresh Sausages and Meats on Sale in Bulk
Advertises fresh bulk sausage at 20 cents per pound with assorted items including fresh link sausage small pig sausage frankfurts Bologna and liver sausage offered per pound in a grocery ads tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
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Lydia L, Roberts
Buchanan's
Jack
Sun
New Platt
New Zealand
Witnost
Calumet
U. S.i
Marshall Canning CO
Marshalltown, Iowa
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Stas
Eis eMilk
Baio
State House
Ape Ae
Sanitary Market
Sycamore Street
Wittick’s Market
West Fourth Street
Veal
Oleo
Peerless
Goblin
Grace Departa
Freedom
Japan
I. AC
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