State Nurses Meeting Here in Waterloo May 23 and 24
Ellis Hotel serves as headquarters for the eighth annual convention of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses to be held in Waterloo on Tuesday and Wednesday May 23 and 24. More than 100 nurses are expected from across the state with a full two-day program including credentials, reports, papers, discussions, elections, and a Red Cross committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
Waterloo
Ellis Hotel
Effie McCullom
Jones
Pastor
Universalist Church
Ida M. Scott
Estella Campbell
Des Moines
Anna C. Goodale
Supt
Homeopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Iowa
Jane Garrod
Davenport
Esther Bunch
Almshouse
Jennie Hopkins- Dodge
Sioux City
Anna Wendall
Maquoketa
Helen Balcum
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Louise Raffauf
Dyersville
Schaar
Methodist Hospital
Jennie Hopkins-Dodge
Multi-Centera and Balloons in City in Brief
City in brief notes show various visits and business calls by Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Manchester, and Waterloo residents. Mentions include Miss Margaret Nesbit and her brother Wilbur returning from Cedar Rapids, editor visits, and civil service exams for policemen and firemen. Also notes inaugural days, church events, and the Farmers Creamery of Dunkerton filing incorporation with a $2200 capital and a six-member board led by John Keane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hanson
Cresco
Margaret Nesbit
Wilbur
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
August Schmitt
Mason City
Soule
J. G. Farmer
Fay Place
Jesup
George R. Turners
Farmers’ Creamery Association of
Dunkerton
N. Staebell
P. R. Fisher
T. A. Carnes
W. H. McIntosh
J. T. Staebell
John Ortner
John Keane
C. W. Smith
G. S. Kleckner
C. H. Dunkerton
Social News From Shell Rock Early Week Encounters
Prof and Mrs McCook hosted Mr and Mrs Gifford of Kansas City this week. Mrs Gifford is McCook’s sister. Mrs Jennie Swallum of Waterloo visited her cousin Mrs T W Mellroy. Mrs J S Terrell learned of her brother’s death. she and Mr Terrell attended the funeral in La Grand. Willis family to move to town. Rebekahs attended Greene convention. Cemetery water pipes expansion planned to end before Decoration Day. water scarcity hoped to end. Mrs J B Ressler and Alta Dicken featured. Amy Lyon called to New Hartford for brother Lee Taylor’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Alta Dicken
Chicago
Amy Lyon
New Hartford
Lee Taylor
Wisdom of Experience in a Toasted Line
An intimate friend notes a husband would be easy to get along with. The speaker jokes that he is an easy companion to live with, yet an heir to get along with out. The quip reflects social wit in a Chicago News style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Outdoor Sleeping Healthy for Babe Helen Moulton Swisher
Feature about two year old Helen Moulton Swisher daughter of attorney B F Swisher gaining health by sleeping outdoors. Describes sleeping porch at Swisher home in the city and winters spent at Dr D W Crouse's plantation in Citronelle Mississippi where she also slept outside. Notes two siblings Benjamin aged five and Martha aged seven and playful porch romps with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moulton Swisher
B. F. Swisher
Swisher
D. W. Crouse
Helen
Benjamin
Martha
Song of the Vine Yard sermon on fruitful faith
A Sunday School lesson commentary on John 15 and Isaiah 5 1 6 7 describing Israel as the vineyard and urging believers to bear fruit through abiding in the true vine. The text links prophecy, gospel truth, and personal salvation urging repentance and Spirit guided fruit of love joy peace patience kindness and self control. It contrasts drunkenness with God’s glory and calls for faithful witness and holy living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Israel
Judah
Egypt
Leason
Terael
Jerusalem
Matt Xaxiii
Jesus Christ
Rom
John
Free Prize Giveaway Promotes Waterloo Piano Sales
A large advertising offer promises $4000 in valuable prizes for answering a puzzle. Each participant gets a prize, with top entries winning major items like a mahogany chiffonier, leather Morris chair, and various coupons toward piano purchases. Judges from Waterloo’s three daily papers will decide winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marriage Woes Aired In Court In Iowa Divorce Row
In a Waterloo petition James R Newkirk sought divorce and child custody from Ethel after a four month old child. The case cited leaving the baby with strangers during a public dance and letters between the spouses. The court granted Newkirk divorce and custody. Rosa Rogers won a divorce from Earl Rogers. Maud Brown divorced David Brown on cruelty and desertion. Mrs Louise Swift can remarry within a year of her decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Newkirk
Ethel
Waterloo
Rosa Rogers
Earl Rogers
Marshalltown
Maud Brown
David Brown
Louise Swift
For Sale I Want to Sell My Home by June 1
Local property listing notes an owner plans to leave the city and sell the house by June 1. F. E. Chiles invites buyers to view the home at 202 Sale van avenue and discuss a bargain offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Chiles
Sale van Avenue
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West Electric
Solaheng
Logan Dale Heights
Logan Avenue
Buckley
ZEAST
Petacesa Theatre
State Nurses
Association
Cal
Red Cross Committee
Buchanan
Margaret McNamara
George Bristow
Great Western
W. H. Beals
Llinois
Manhard
Salt Lake City
EB. E.‘Gardner
Manchester
George F. Althouse
Ackley
Guy Feely
H. A. Snyder
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
St. Paul
Alfred Longley
P. E. Ritz
East High
Estella Mus Patterson
Seymour
A. E. Bronson
T. W. Place
Place
Episcopal Church
Babe
D. M. Stearne
Westside
Hammond Ave
M. K
West Park Ave
East Side
Rath Packing Co
Station A
West Seventh Street
G.K. H
Counter
F. R. Ogbern
Aliso
Cook
Logan Hotel
Bath
Nellie M. Strayer
Phorme Washington Flats
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