Y W C A RECORD MERITS APPROVAL
The Y W C A of Waterloo asks citizens for 6000 to complete this year’s budget starting May 23, citing twelve months of solid work. The report highlights classes, clubs, health talks, a Bible study led by Clinton F. Smith, and strong gym activities with 373 participants since last September. The organization also notes room registry and employment services aiding women, families, and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Waterloo Citizens
Association
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
di Teeter
Smuch
D. P. Gaylor
Frances ‘Rainbow
East High
Cattle Congress
Chautaugqua Grounds
Moon Named to G A R Scroll of Dead
William Harrison Moon, Civil War veteran, age 75, added to the local G A R honored dead roll. He died at home at 627 Harrison Street after a long illness linked to wartime fever. Born August 7, 1846 in England, he moved to Wisconsin as a boy, enlisted March 29, 1864, served with Co G Eleventh Wisconsin, and mustered out Sept 4, 1866. He moved to Waterloo in 1913 and leaves a widow and ten children. Funeral and burial planned in Richmond, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
William Harrison Moon
Harrison ‘S Street
William Moon
England
America
Wisconsin
Eleventh
Wisconsin Infantry
Robert Anderson
Chilly Winds Save Gardens as Frost Threat Lifts
Weather kept frost at bay as wind and clouds limited damage. The official recording at BR. G. Slippy’s home showed a 49 degree minimum, one degree below frost line and seven above freezing. Gardeners protected tomatoes and cucumbers with paper and cloth while a northwest breeze persisted and temperatures were expected to rise later. Overcoats returned to storage after a cold night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. G. Slippy
Ireland a Nation to screen again at the Majestic
The seven reel film Ireland a Nation by Emmett Moore is shown tonight at the Majestic in Waterloo. Shot in Ireland with Irish actors, it depicts the seven century struggle for independence and authentic historical episodes. An Irish concert with vocal and instrumental numbers accompanies the showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
Treland
Emmett, Moore
Two Couples Take Out Licenses to Wed in Hoodoo Friday
At Black Hawk County courthouses on Friday the thirteenth two couples, Arnold John Reker and Alice Hatcher of Cedar Falls, Darwin W. Pitts of Waterloo, and Freeman E. Dyer of Waterloo, obtained licenses to wed. The article notes the date as Friday the thirteenth and mentions the superseded “hoodoo” superstition surrounding the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Blackhawk County
Arnold John Reker
Cedar Fails
Alice Hatcher
Cedar Falls
Darwin W. Pitts
Waterloo
Freeman E. Dyer
Grace M E Church To Install League Officers Sunday
Epworth League officers will be installed at Grace M E Church during the evening meeting. The address titled Emergencies and the People to Meet Them will be given by Dr J Lockwood. Officers include Clyda Sanborn and Walter Lee as presidents and several others as vice presidents secretaries pianists and treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Grace M. E Church
Epworth Jeanue
Grace M. E
J. Lockwood
Clyda R. Sanborn
Walter Lee
Gladys Vetter
Margaret Harvey
Fiossie Worsfall
Ethel DeLong
Hattie Stark
Geraldine Gilchrist
NeNie Truak
Genevieve Schultz
Wendell Bar- Telt
Stanley Gerald
Madge Hosteter
Beatrice Allen
Ethel Lindelot
Gray Squirrel Traps Reddy With Shell Nut Pile
Gray Squirrel stores real nuts away from the entrance while placing fake shells and loose shells at the doorway to mislead Reddy Squirrel. He plans a quiet trick to stop Reddy from visiting, aware Reddy is clever and meddlesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Squirrel
Reddy Squirrel
Reddy
Gray
Reddys Squirrel Stumbles Into Gray Squirrels Trap
Gray Squirrel traps Reddy after the thief climbs into a hollow tree to steal his winter stores. Reddy falls through the trunk to the ground, then scurries away, while Gray contemplates a peaceful winter with secured supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felf
Gray Squirrel
Organ IS KING at Strand Theatre Debut
The Strand Theatre announces the installation of a grand organ, offering patrons access to unusual organ music with a vast range of tone color and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C. A
Aoustify
Don Julien
W. H. Moon
G. A. R. Scroll of Dead
Trish
the Majestic
Ifting
Majestiq
Douglas BacLean
Stone
Chick Eng
Sandman
Mrs. F. A Wal
Dorothy Dalton
the Strand
Beazly
Isis Theatre
Denver
Cole
Totem City
Colette
Yukon
Saan
Idalion
The
Paramount Picture
AAA
Robertson Cole
Letty
Olivér Morosco
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