Waterloo club eyes new quarters for its members
Waterloo Business and Professional Women discuss moving from the present clubrooms to the former Northwestern Bell Telephone building facing the river. The plan envisions partitions to create lounge dining and kitchen areas with a new exterior entrance and river views. The move could ease hosting the state convention and expand membership.
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Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Inez Coburn
Northwestern Gell Telephone Company
Waterloo
Fifth Street
Cityroperty
Fugh Street
Telephone Company
Clu
Clara Lutz
F. Gates
Bruce Gates
Wanda Daum
Busiess
Waterloo Way
Elizabeth Kenney
Lena Lake Forrest
Pam Heminway
Winifred Garvin
Treasury
Fern Gray
W. D. Tres
Community Chest Committee
Miss Hentinwar
Tates
Church Entertainment at Union Congregational Ends Week
The Union Congregational Christian Endeavor society sponsors an evening of music and dramatic readings at the church on Jefferson and Thirteenth streets. Waterloo entertainers will perform Friday night. Admission is free, with offerings to redecorate the Endeavor room. A candy sale accompanies the event. St. Margaret guild of St. Mark's church meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mmnes J. Q. Lamson and George Welker. Ladies Aid of First Lutheran meets tomorrow afternoon in church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Frank Wille and John Hall. Dewat Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. D. H. Helple on Thursday for an all-day gathering. Raymond Ladins' Aid is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Church
Jefferson
Thirteenth Streets
Waterloo
Christian Endeavor Room
St. Margaret Guild
St. Mark's Church
J. Q. Lamson
George Welker
Ladies Aid
First Lutheran Church
Mmes
Frank Wille
John Hall
Novelty Twelve Club Reschedules Meeting to February 20
Novelty Twelve club has postponed its meeting from Sept 6 to February 20. An all day gathering will occur at the home of Mrs. Stevens, 327 Jefferson, tomorrow afternoon. Each member is asked to bring sandwiches and one other dish.
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Novelty Twelve Club
Stevens
Jefferson
Towa Jewelry Recovered From Western Bandit Cache
P E Walker chief of police reports a Pasadena California letter listing several thousand dollars worth of jewelry believed stolen from a bandit killed during an attempted burglary. The loot was brought to California from Mason City Iowa with only a small portion identified. Walker compares descriptions with jewelry stolen in the past two years.
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P. E. Walker
Pasadena
Cal
Towa
Harry &. Edmanson
California
Mason City
Walker
Waterloo pupils greet fall term with 4000 enrolled
Waterloo schools reopened amid busy halls as 144 teachers guided more than 4,000 pupils. West and East campuses resumed with plans outlined by superintendents and principals. Miss Ethel King joined East High to teach geometry and English, while alumni attended in the West auditorium to share encouragement.
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Waterloo
Ast
Miller
East High
Hnnglish
HHO
Ethel King
Indiana “U
Miss King
St. Louis
West
John ©. McGlade
West High School
Sloane M. Walace
Towa Corn Needs Dry Hot Weather Des Moines
Corn progress in Iowa slowed by heavy rainfall through the week ending last night. Some sections showed fair development but maturity was retarded by wet conditions across the state.
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Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and crop service notes hot period needed
The Iowa weather and crop service reports a crucial period of hot, dry weather is needed to aid crops. Many corn fields remain unharvested with leaves dry as after frost. some southern areas show advanced growth while north central counties recover from flood damage and begin silo filling. Pastures, truck crops, and late potatoes improve recently but tomatoes crave more sunshine.
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Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Iowa
North
Business Men Out to Spread Ads for Coming Daily Show
Automobiles led by N A Lichty A B Chambers carried Dr E J Stevenson C O Lamson and Mayor A K Goagy with a long list of aides dispatched to Waterloo to placard a telegraph style notice promoting the forthcoming Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show. Each driver had one or two assistants and every sizeable town within a 100 mile radius will be visited before night.
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N. A. Lichty
A. BH. Chambers
E. J. Stevenson
C. O. Lamson
A. KE. Goagy Matt
Hubert A. GC. Wilford
Fred Adams
O'Harrow
Gwynne Weston
Albert Greeley
J. JE. Dempster
C. A. Morris
Harr Burd
Roger J. Crowell
HH. W. Dallman
Waterloo
Grant Highway Now Is Complete Thru Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls reports the five miles of pavement from Cedar Falls to the east Grundy county line opening as primary road No 3. Lawrence Magg, a farmer nearby, drove the first load of sweetcorn over the new stretch toward Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Grundy County
Lawrence Magg
Kiwanis Ys Men to Battle on Diamond
Kiwanis and Y s Men baseball teams meet at league park at 4 pm tomorrow to decide Water loo elite club championship. Kiwanis beat Rotary. Y s Men beat Lions 13 to 1. Boatman may pitch for Y s Men. Simpson and Qs wal for Kiwanis. Beers catches Boatman. Chambers behind plate.
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Kiwanis
League Park
Waterloo
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Dr. Boatman
Simpson
Wal
Kiwanians
Beers
Boatman
Chambers
Ito
Tripoli Bank In Injunction Out To Collect Rent
Paul Gerdes sues Tripoli State Bank over Fullerton apartments and annex rentals and the bank countersue seeking accounting for rents in July and August. The case alleges Gerdes as steward failed to deposit rents, with monthly net of 809 to 1000 dollars. Also legal action by C A Leary against Nick Sulenric over a May 17 1921 partnership for a valve spring compressor with dissolution, accounting, receiver, and asset division. Partners leased Galloway Seed buildings in Westfield. defendant now in California allegedly failed to pay debts and manage business.
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Paul Gerdes
Tripoli State Bank
Fullerton Apartments
Gardes
Towa
C. A. Leary
Nick Sulenric
Galloway Seed Company
Westfield
California
Open New Marriage Record Book Hits 19 522 Couples
The Marriage Record Book No 41 was opened by J W Thompson, clerk of courts, yesterday afternoon. License No 15 622 was issued to Frank L Berry and Hazel Moore. The last license No 19 521 in Record No 40 was obtained by William J Curley and Esther Ruth Bailey. The books now hold 640 pages. about three fourths of the county population has wed. about 4 000 of 19 522 couples have divorced. two children per union estimated.
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J. W. Thompson
Frank L. Berry
Kenwood Park
Hazel Moore
Cedar Rapids
William J. Curley
Deg Maines
Esther Ruth Bailey
Marble Rock
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
A cozy tale shows Puff the cat and Rover the dog bringing playful gifts for the Little Mistress in her room. They debate proper presents and friendship, realizing true affection needs no offerings, only trust and care.
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Sandman
F. A. Walker
Puff
Rover
Puffy
Raver
Pam
Mary
Patterns for Courier design samples in Waterloo
To obtain the up to date pattern of the Courier accompanying design, send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns allow for fox seams. Orders filled soon. delivery about ten days after sending order.
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Designo
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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