Officials Were Guests In City Traffic Committee Event
The Town Criers traffic committee hosted fourteen railroad officials including division superintendents train masters and freight agents yesterday to discuss shipping improvements in Waterloo. The visit included city tours of factories and ship facilities followed by an informal banquet at the Galloway club chaired by Edward F. Rath with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnterloo
Town Criers’ Club
P. T. J. Cleary
Waterloo
J. T. Nicols
C. G. W. Spection
Galloway Club
Edward F. Rath
Fthe
L. B. Fowler
Ralph Hoxle
J. FR. Armstrong
G. J. Herrick
FE. H. Headford
FF. L. Northey
Happy Hour
Mattie B. Mason
Tuthil
Happy Hour Needlework Club
Franklin Street
Jessie Tuthill
Herries
C. Wtlingworth
Cora Fowler
Spencerport
J. W. Cranston
N. S. Club
N. S
Airs
John Berne
Clay Street
Cannon
Muskeegon
Mich
Margaret, Carrig
Catherine Mooney
C. W. Biddulph
E . Rogers
el Paso
Tex
W. M. Shirley
Wellington Land
Shirley
J. L. Rose
H. A. Boysen
Rogers
Pansy Club
W. A. Maclfarland
Linn Street
H. §. Bunnell
J. L. Galyean
Strawberries Largely Unharmed By Frost Across Grounds
J. O. Miller, a fruit grower, reports he found little damage to strawberry plants on the lowest ground after yesterday morning's frost. On higher ground no damage is apparent, and local growers say blossoms remain bright and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Miller
Salvationists Move to New Salvation Army Hall
The Salvation Army headquarters were moved this morning from Water and Lafayette to the Fisher block on Lafayette Street 222 1 2. The new hall had longtime prior use by the Salvation Army. Snap four cans earn 25 cents at C A Eighmey's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Water and
Lafayette Streets
Fisher Block
Lafayette Street
C. A. Eighmey
Veterans and Auxiliary hold meetings in G A R hall
The Song of Veterans and Auxiliary held two meetings in G A R hall with Rev. Lewis P. Kopp Harry Averill and W I Fink welcomed as new members Memorial day plans were finalized and graves at Fairview cemetery completed with Elmwood to follow. Ministers Spry and Kopp accepted invitation to Sunday services May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. and Auxiliary
Song of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hal
Lewis P. Kopp
Harry Averill
W. I. Fink
W. F. Spry
First M. B
Mr. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Fairview
Elmwood Cemetery
Mason City
Division of
Fanny Williard
Seniors in Farewell at West High School
West high seniors led the farewell assembly with informal speeches from class jester Seth Beem and the leading athlete Glenn Whittle. Miss Florence La Tier sang a solo as the orchestra played while Principal Wallace offered a short farewell. G O Summers of Chicago, freight agent for the Chicago Great Western, resigns to enter the bond business after 37 years in rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Summers
Chicago
Gener
Chicago Gree Western Railroad
Waterloo
Great Western
Summers
Raiway
Northern Railway of Canada
Burlington
Railway official resignations at Waterloo and Dubuque
Franklin Balsley of Osage and Flo Peterson of Waterloo, recent graduate of Waterloo Business College, left for Dubuque to accept new positions. Waterloo railroad officials note the move amid Illinois Central forces interests in the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Balsley
Osage
Flo Peterson
Waterloo
Waterloo Business College
Dubuque
Illinois Central
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Burch Bros. CO
Messaline and Taffeta
of Town Criers
W. B. Canser
Des Moines
E. §. Stoup
L. Joden
Division
DesMoines
F. H. Gibbon
FL & N
G. Lamb
Goff
Davenport
Ben Miller
Cedar Rapiids
Mr. Downs
Fort Dodge
A. L. Philco
Waterson
Salvationists
Society News
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Marta Mishler
Fourth Street
Alda Clark
Mullan Avenue
Vera Bradley
Locust Street
Clara Maynard
Owew Bridge
Florence McElhinney
Gwyneth Sampson
Tet
Third Street West
Melchoir Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Seash Hall
Margaret Kirsch
Hhchanan
Majestic Theatre
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Commercial
Frank Bros
Fowler Co
Lenox
Cabe Graham
Post Tavern
Pier
Cedar Falls
Bunker Hill
Cresco
Sycamore Street
M. Rosenbloom
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