Biennial Session of Waterloo Women's Clubs Opens
Waterloo hosts the tenth biennial convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Cedar Rapids starting with a 7:30 a m board meeting at the Montrose hotel. Delegates including Mrs W W Marsh and Dr Margaret V Clark will attend sessions and hear health education civil service and suffrage talks through Friday.
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Waterloo
State Federation of Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Meurrose
Hamer A. Miller
Woman's Club
W. W. Marsh
J. WH. Woods
L. FE. Fowler
F. L. Marquis
BR. A. Folk
Matt, Parrout
Lucy Seward Noble
Margaret V. Clark
8. F. Richards
Florence Ward
D. N. Hurd
General Federation
Lucy Kimball
T. G. Taylor
H. M. Reed
Effie McCollum Jones
Woman's Clubr
G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Henry Albert
Iowa State University
Julia Lathrop
Child's Bureau
Washington, D.C
Metal Foundry Opens Under New Westfield Management
The id Metal Foundry, located in Westfield near Jason Motor Company, opens under HL Wheetock and J G Penne. They cast aluminum brass and other alloys, with significant investment in equipment. The plant is now ready for active operation and aims for quick success.
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HL. Wheetock
J. G. Penne
Id Metal Foundry
Westfield
Jason Motor Company
Facture Castings
Ofuminum Exelu- Brass
Proaze Aively
Whestock
Penne
Egan Named General Superintendent At Yazoo and Mississippi
A H Egan, machinist in Yazoo and Mississippi Valley shops, is named general superintendent. He was born in Lee County Ohio and trained as an apprentice at Illinois Central shops. He later worked for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Denver Rio Grande until his current leadership role.
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A. H. Egan
Tfne
Yazoo
Mississippi
Egan
Lee
Ampoy
Wisconsin
Mllinois Central
Chicago, Milwaukees & St. Paul
Winnipeg
Denver and
South Park
Waion Pacific Railroad
Campas
Denver
Kausie City
Milwaukee Ok St. Vaal
Randolph
Mary Princess of England Faces Her Sweet Sixteen
Princess Mary daughter of King and Queen of England on her sixteenth birthday April 25. She is the king's favorite companion on official trips and outings. An ardent horsewoman she loves golf and shares her parents’ dislike for suffragists. Gossips focus more on her brother Prince of Wales for marriage prospects.
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Mary
England
Prince of Wales
Bamford Urges Infidelity as Only Ground for Divorce
Pastor J M Bamford argues that divorce can only be granted for adultery and calls on ministers to oppose marriage of divorced persons who violate vows. He urges church leaders to act as heralds in a united front against the divorce evil while also considering a campaign against Mormon emissaries. The assembly admitted A J Northrup Fuller and Andrew Ford to church membership.
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J. M. Bamford
Logan Avenue Evangelical
A. J. Northrup
Grace Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Fuller
Free Methodist Episcotal
Andrew Ford
African Methodist Church
City in Brief: Local Notices and Appointments
A digest of city items includes residents visiting, travel to Chicago and Minneapolis, a Masonic meeting called for Tuesday, a attorney’s partner’s purchase and relocation, an appendicitis operation with complications, a Baptist minister attending a convention, a lawyer’s leave and rest, a Williams marriage, a machine shop accident, and a juvenile theft case with a hearing scheduled.
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Ira J. Floover
Kansas City
CG. R. Hallowell
Minneapolis
H. J. Patterson
Collins
City
C. Beckman
Grundy Center
F. R. Hohl
Glenn
L. & Hovey
Jesup
F. A. Sparle
Chicago
Windy City
Dorothy Martin
Eldora
Graduation Day at Presbyterian Nurses Training School
Arrangements are complete for the commencement exercises of the nurses training school of the Presbyterian hospital to be conducted this evening in the First Presbyterian church. Hight young ladies will receive their diplomas and a program of more than passing interest will be rendered. A reception will be tendered the graduates and hospital attaches in the church parlors following the program by the Ladies' auxiliary to the hospital.
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Rifles and Regulations
Montrose Hotel
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation
General Federation Committee
Iowa
Mra
Sarah Platt Decker
G. F. van Vechten
James G. Berryhill
Henry J. Howe
Pennybacher
Tha General Federation
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Howard Griggs
New York
Maria 8. Sanford
University of Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
George Green Square
Grace Wilbur Trout
Ilinois Suffrage Association
Nurses” Training School
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Motorcycle Crash on Fourth Street Bridge Injures Beck
Peter Beck, 25, was thrown from his motorcycle while attempting to pass a westbound auto on the Fourth Street bridge Sunday afternoon. He sustained a serious spine injury, jaw fracture, leg fracture, and head injuries. treated at St. Francis hospital, with witnesses calling the accident unavoidable. W W Miller was cleared by detectives after an eyewitness account.
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Fourth Street Bridge
Peter Beck
W. W. Miller
Cyelist
Beck
St. Francis Hospital
Miller
Mr. Beck
The Prime of Age and Anecdotes for Danby Residents
A Danby elder Lemuel Holland, aged 89, returns to the village to advance its library and bank while planning to live out his days there or travel west to California. A stagedriver notes Holland may depart for a cross country journey for the later years with hopes for a full trip across the country.
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Lemuel Holland
Danby
Peter Hobbs
Mr. Hobbs
Galiforay
YMCA Officers Plan Outings At Waverly for Lads and Girls
Secretary A. W. Hartquist of the YMCA and a YWCA officer will visit Waverly tomorrow to arrange August camping for the boys and a June outing for the girls. The annual Waverly week is described as one of the happiest of the year.
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Waverly
A. W. Hartquist
Checked coats with thin outing gowns in Mackinaw style
A description notes checked coats paired with thin outing gowns. The Mackinaw style coat, popular with sweaters of the era, is described in black and white check worn over a white linen gown.
Wheat Firmness At Chicago Amid Export Quiet
The Chicago market shows wheat firming on expectations of a smaller visible supply and steady old crop premiums. July wheat trades around 88 1/2 to 89 1/2 as receipts dwindle, with corn and oats also gaining and pork and other provisions edging higher amid light offerings.
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Chicago
Akansas Ulty
Colorado
South Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Weather Outlook From Weekly Bulletin Promises Varied Spring Conditions
The weekly bulletin forecasts fair conditions in the eastern states early week with showers in the Pacific states and Plateau. Showers spread to central valleys, upper lakes, and New England by midweek, then taper west of the Mississippi, while the south Atlantic and east gulf see occasional thunderstorms. Temperatures start cool then rise to near normal later in the week.
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Washington
Pacific States
Plateau
Plains States
Missouri Valley
Weather Bureau
Great Central
Upper Lake Region
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Mississippi River
Canadian Northwest
South Atlantic
J Gulf States
West Gulf States
Illinois Central shop inspection team in Water loo visit
General Superintendent W. B. Williams, trainmaster W. Atwill, chief dispatcher G. Darkwith, traveling engineer W. L. Ickes of the Minnesota division are in Water loo for a several day inspection trip of the IT. C. shops. They will remain here for several days.
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W. 8. Williams
W. Atwill
G. Darkwith
W. L. Ickes
Minnesota
Waterloo
IT. c
Annual election of Woman's Club and notices
The Woman's Club annual meeting at the public library elected officers with Mrs. H. M. Reed as president and Mrs. T. G. Taylor as vice president. Reports from committees and officers were given. the club cafe in the First National bank basement suspended operations. Also numerous classified sale notices and furniture bargains appear, including homes for sale and a large furniture sale with deep discounts.
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Woman's Club
Public Library West
W. W. Marsh
T. G. Taylor
F. L. Margals
BE. A. Boggs
Anna Young
Cedar Falls
Misa Ella R. White
E. EB. Manhard
H. M. Reed
Mra. B. BE. Manhard
R. A. Folk
F. L. Marquis
Club
First National Bank
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