Forget-Me-Not Day drive aids veterans in Waterloo area
Waterloo observes Forget-Me-Not Day to raise funds for maimed and disabled veterans from Black Hawk county. Emblems sold on streets and in schools from 8 a.m. to evening at Memorial Hall headquarters with participation from Rainbow Circle, American Legion auxiliary, Woman's Club, Red Cross, D A V, Boy Scouts, and local schools. Cedar Falls also plans a concurrent drive led by Mrs May Tower with a committee including W R C and D A R members. Proceeds support county and national relief, welfare, rehabilitation, and hospitalization for veterans.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
J. C. King
Memorial Hall
Tleadquarters
Activn
Rainbow Circle
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Disabled Veterans of the World War
Boy Scouts
Ning
J. B. Becker
Legion Auxiliary
Birs
BE. L. Rohl
George B. Worthen
the Red Cross
Tufus Jacoby
A. F. Jury
Downtinwrn
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
James Black Dry Goods Company
Bishop’s East
Plaza Theatre
Cedar Pails
Cedar Falls
May Tower
Tower
Jess Lamb
J. &. Stevens
Kate Merchant
Blacklawk DA. R
B. Cubbert
The
F. Wilson
Service Star Legion
C. B. Read
C. V. Thomas
City in Brief: Local News and Visitors
Edward Conrad, 13, ill with scarlet fever at 626 Ankeny Street. A L Trowbridge of Missouri Pacific in Chicago on business. S C Dell of Water loo Canning Company left for Chicago. Mr and Mrs A W Doyle of 17907 Jefferson visit Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs B E Roach of Plainfield visited Frank and Mrs Smith at 713 Broadway. Mr and Mrs Christian Hagen of 714 Wellington depart for Los Angeles for winter. Mrs Fred Mertens of Marshalltown visits parents and conducts business. W Q Ruthford roadmaster for Chicago Great Western at Marshalltown and G I Daniel Erie agent in Des Moines were here yesterday. Miss Mary McMahon, County Clare, Ireland, though thousands of...
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Edward Conrad
Ankeny Street
A. L. Trowbridge
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Chicago
S. C. Dell
Waterloo Canning Company
Atd
A. W. Doyle
Jefferson Street
Minneapolis
BE. A. Roach
Plainfield
W. Q. Ruthford
Chicago Great Western Railway
Madshalltown
G. I. Daniel
Erie Lines
Des Moines
Mary McMahon
County Clare
Ireland
Community notices from Cedar Falls and surrounds
Tithe conveyed to lot 3 block 1 Lane and Fowlers addition to F Timmerman of Waterloo. EB Leighton, Council Bluffs, special agent for the Illinois Central, investigated a railroad case in Cedar Falls. Building permits issued for two private garages by J Buxton and G Bickelberg. A $10 check to Ray Tiller for fire department services. Sheriff Wagner left for Des Moines for a law enforcement conference on liquor law enforcement. Judge G W Wood asked to address Cedar Rapids meeting on Ivaak Wallon league. uncertain due to criminal trial. Dr A Golinvaux announces chiropractic offices opening November 9 at 714 Black Bldg. Community Sunday Evening notices requested for First Congregational, West Fourth and South Seventh.
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Lane & Fowler
F. Timmerman
Waterloo
Joseph Whielm
EB. A. Leighton
Council Bluffs
Sinois Central
Cedar Falls
J. Buxton
Randolph
G. GC. Bickelberg
Independence Avenue
Hickelberg
Fairbank
Ray Tiller
Troi Seigel
HW. T. Wagner
Des Moines
G. W. Wood
Cedar Rapids
Ivaak Wallon League
A. Golinvaux
First Congregational Church
West Fourth
South Sis
Firemen Rouse Man Asleep in Burning House
Firemen awaken a man found sleeping inside a burning residence after fire trucks were delayed at a railroad crossing by a long freight train. The loss is reported as 8600 dollars. Opportune arrival minimized further damage.
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Altho
Hair Groom promised to tame unruly hair and aid growth
An advertisement touts Hair Groom as a dignified combing cream that keeps any style neat all day and gives a natural, well groomed look. It claims to be grease free, help hair grow thicker and heavier, and warns against greasy imitation products in a business and social setting.
Firemen Save Sleep-Warmer As Cottage Home Burns
Fire started in the kitchen of Peter O Hara at 137 Cottage. neighbors spotted the blaze and alerted the firemen who woke O Hara in his nightclothes and led him outside. The roof fire caused about 600 dollars in damage to the house and contents.
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Peter O'Hare
O’hare
O’hara
Wellington
A. M. Hunt
Sylvester Murphy
Jackson Street
Waverly Woman Found Dead in Bed
Relatives discovered Mrs. Fred Iserman dead in her Waverly Illinois home after she failed to rise for the morning. Doctors attribute heart disease as the cause though she had not reported prior illness. She was born in Waterloo January 23, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs August Priebe Resident of Waterloo Area Dies
Mrs August Priebe formerly of Waterloo and later Waverly dies leaving husband and son Harold age 12. She is survived by two brothers Leonard and August and a sister Mrs Will Laftehults. Funeral plans have not been made.
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August Priebe
Thy ‘Street
Waverly
Harold
Leonard
August
Waterloo
Will Laftehults
East High to Offer Pictures on Friday
A movies program at East High Friday at 7 30 p m features The News Teacher a type reel with Shirley Mason in the lead. Also shown are a comedy Kids and Skids and a Fox news reel. This is the second program of the year.
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East High
Shirley Mason
Fox News
Grade School Event At 10 A M Saturday
The notice lists a grade school event scheduled for 10 am Saturday. It notes the topic concerns average crop yields per acre in the United States, emphasizing no increase over the past two decades.
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United States
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