Extend Food Card Week to Monday in Black Hawk County
Fewer refusals to sign noted as food pledge card week extends to Monday in Black Hawk county. Church and school appeals aim to sign housewives, with 12 848 county housewives and Cedar Falls showing 1 050 of 3 200 signed. Odd Fellows lodge backs drive and urges members to sign for food conservation.
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Black Hawk County
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Falls
Odd Fellows
Black Hawk Lodge
J. F. Deems
O. H. Sweeney
Son Enlists as Baker Apprentice in Army
Mrs. Legomanous traveled to Omaha to locate her 11 year old son Gus who claimed to be 21 to enlist as a baker's apprentice in the U S Army. Officials found he is already in service somewhere in France, sailing earlier. The mother plans to write, forgiving his sudden departure.
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Thea Legomanous
Omaha
Neb
Gus
Commissary Department
United States Army
Many Girls to Sign a Patriotic Pledge
The Black Hawk council for defense prints pledge cards for the Young Women's Patriotic League to involve girls in the war effort. Waterloo girls will receive cards to circulate and sign pledging patriotism, better work, community service, and high character standards.
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Black Hawk Council For Defense
The
Young Women’s Patriotic League
Waterloo
Enunesl of Defense
Weather statistics for Waterloo October climatical data
Temperature ranged from 15 to 77 with the third as warmest and the thirteenth as coldest. The month was cold and cloudy. 15 clear days, 17 cloudy, 1 partly cloudy. Precipitation 1.21 inches. trace of snow on the 21st, 0.1 inch on the 23rd, 1 inch on the 29th, 0.2 inch on the 30th.
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Waterloo
Ralph Slippy
Social clubs and wedding notices fill local scene
Members of W.C. L. C. club hosted 600 guests while Mrs J W Ritzsinger and Mrs J P King led gatherings with 12 attendees. Jolly Six held a 40-couple dance at Moose hall. out-of-town guests included Alice Silver, Lucy Keefe, Elma Ia Isabelle Dowling Chicago L Kern Denver Ia. Thursday clubs hosted knitting and Red Cross work. Jolly Ten’s treasurer was chosen as Mrs M Magee. St Francis Hospital auxiliary organized a surprise shower with 40 members, fruit, benediction, and a free room fund now at 600 dollars. Glessner Reed wedding feted in Church of the Brethren parsonage. Lydia Heed J P Glessner wed. reception at C M Bronson’s home. couple to reside in Orange township. Henry Carr and Mise Leons wed at 8 p m in the bride's home with Rev G D Serrill officiating.
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J. W. Ritzsinger
W.C. L. C. Club
William Cavanaugh
Chris Cavanaugh
J. P. King
Jolly Six Club
Moose Hall
Alice Silver
Lucy Keefe
Elma
Isabelle Dowling
Chicago
L. Kern
Denver
Red Cross
M. Magee
Jolly Ten
Arthur Cox
la Lomita
Neil C. Altland
Silent Club
Peterson
Guy Stark
Co. HE. S. L
J. M.dempster
Cedar Falls
Leake
Keokuk
A. A.mccormick
J.E. Dempster
Hill
John Dewhirst
Mmes. McCain
M. A. Peterson
King
Tiller and Mullan
C. W. Wetlauffer
Clara Glass
Halloween Halls At Presbyterian Training School Honor Party
About 20 guests attended a hallo ween party hosted by freshman nurses at Presbyterian hospital for junior and senior students. Music and Halloween songs provided diversions, while Mrs K J Pairbanks hosted at their home. Mrs Henry, long employed by Black Dry Goods, will move with family to Waterloo. A card party by the Ladies' auxiliary A O T is set for tomorrow at Mrs Powell's home with members and husbands as guests.
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Henry
Black Dry Goods Company
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
K. J. Pairbanks
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles Powell
Auxiliary
Nurses Meet at Sartori Memorial Hospital Cedar Falls
Registered Nurses' Association district four will meet at Sartori Memorial Hospital in Cedar Falls on Saturday afternoon. The program will focus on public health nursing.
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Registered Nurses’ Association
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Cedar Falls
Among the Churches Missionary Group Meets to Plan Work
Linden M K Poraiga Missionary society met with Mrs W B Porter for regular business. Organization of the King’s Halls and future work were planned. Christ Episcopal Daughters of the King to hold a thimble benefit at Mrs S Ramage’s home with Mrs dea Boobnilar and Miss Jane Adams assisting hostesses.
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Linden M. K
Poraiga
Christ Episcopal—Daughters of the King
S. Ramage
Dea Boobnilar J
Jane Adams
Beser
First Lutheran Ladies Aid Hosts Parish Hall Gathering
In the church parlors a large attendance attended the Ladies Aid society event with hostesses Muses Winifred Bentroth J. J. Ball and G. G. Witla assisting.
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First Lutheran—Ladies' Aid Society
Muses
Winm Bentroth
J. J. Ball
G. Witla
Park vice president appointed during war service
Announcement from the office of M. Felton, president of the Chicago Great Western Railroad Company, states Mr W. L. Park, vice president of the Illinois Central Railroad, granted a leave of absence to enter service and appointed first vice president of the Chicago firm for the duration of the war.
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M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
W. L. Park
Mlinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Great Western Railroad Appoints Acting President
The Great Western Railroad company states that it will, under the direction of the president, have charge of all departments and act for him during his temporary absence on government service. The order becomes effective November 1.
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Great Western Railroad Company
Means Denied Change of Venue Faces Trial Now
Concord N C Nov 2 A change of venue for the trial of Gaston B Means indicted for the murder of Mrs Maud A King was refused today by the court Means will be tried here at once
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Concord
N. C
Gaston B. Means
Maud A. King
Means
Ten Pennies a Day Will Save a Child's Life
Ten thousand eight hundred twenty six pennies lay in the War Chest of Go Hawk's Happy Tribe at noon, awaiting enough to form their army before sailing for France to join the Red Cross and aid feeding starving children. Cecil Miller was the day's recruit, contributing twenty five pennies.
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Go Hawk
Happy Tribe
France
Red Cross Aod
Cecil Miller
Youngfeld Cravats Brand Neckwear for American Youth
A lively ad extols YOUNGFELD CRAVATS as the ideal American youth neckwear. It promises full yardage silks, precise tailoring, a satin neckband, and a durable tie built to withstand wear, urging readers to ask dealers for the tie named.
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Youngfelo
Youngfeld Cravats
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Fmems of
Godet i
St. Francis Auxiliary
St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary
Henry Carr
Mise Leons
M. Carr
Entz Meat Markets
East Fourth Stree
Sycamore Street
ENTZ
Kohl’s
East Fourth Street
Russia
New
Water Street
Smart Serge
In Park
Wish OO. GW
Allison
Arlington
Arlingtor
Arlington Atkins
Aurora
Aurora Beaman
Berlin
Bertin
Brandon Bristow Bristow
Buckingla
Cedlar Falls
Cedar Fall
Geflar Pally Genter Pol Genter Prt
Chelsea Clermont Clermont Clutier Clutier
Glutier
Conrad Conrad
Dumont Duankerton
Dunkerton
Dunkerton Dysszt
Fairbank Frederika
Frederika Garwin
Greene
Issaonon & Son
T. ML Bergman
Thos. L. Gliem J. M. Welsh
Stewart W. M. Durfey
L. BE. Knapp & Co
Erry Merc. Co
Chas- F. Keesey
Storjohann & Wailson
Brandon Merc. Co
H. A. Lester Win. A. Arnold Doughetes
Rodgers -E. MM. Isreal -Orion Clo. Co
Willard & Alexander Brockman Bros. Co
Miller Chas
Dohnalok
C. A. Hoffman
C. F. Lubke
Kubalek
E. Popper
AL Manus
Chas
Axtel
E. F. Thorman
Burt Brow. & Co
K. ZG
Dienan -Stumme Merc. Co
Beecher Bros. 2
J. Canfield
C. B. Lamb
H. W. Magee
R. Cold
San Mi
BE. Geshey
Wm. Adams Ghas
Golding
Goa
Jorgenson -Bucholtz
Blumer
Grundy
Grundy T
Greene Folland Hudson Hudson Indepens
Jesaup Xosley Lawlor
Lawler Lawler Tamont Lamont Ga Port Biorriso
Morriso
Menton 'Wenhall Wowton Norway
Gelweilh H
Oelwein
Gelwets Oelweir
Parkers
Parker
Stanley Stamey Stout Stout
Sumne
Tama
Geo. H. Bronson
Proeming & Haack
de Beer & Elsinger J. 3B
Snisk J. B. Tims & Son
Toledo
Toledo Tracer
Troy Mill
Tripoli
Urbans
Urbana
T. WH. Luce McCluskey & Smith
Bute Shaw Tohn Stetfen
Bro. Stockes-Hoeppner & MceRerrai
BR. W. Michaels Schriltz
Steve Oosser
Alibones
Habib & Hapip
E. Davis
Kelly & Waltersdorf
E. A. Venety
Roy Camerot
Pya. Gonter
EB. B. Mallen
Geo. Kohlmann
Lynch
F. McKay
E. W. Holden
Moors
Jas
Black Dry Goods
Bernard & Gould
John Dotson & Kerwin
J. H. Hasley
Pitzgerald Bros
Sam Frank Co
A. Geizmer
Jake & Bill Morgan & Sullivan
Scanes Clo. Co
A. Tibbits
Western Clo. Co
A& E. Exderesin
Z. Duree
EH. Tapp
Nees
B. Kocdmann
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