Waterloo D A R Officers Win State Honors
Past officers of Waterloo D A R receive state honors from State Center Amy Gilbert who appointed them to committees. Mrs Sawyer and Mrs Petit named to Americanization and periodic education committees. State historian Mrs Chamberlain leads Mary Melrose chapter as Waterloo D A R gains notable recognition.
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Pase
DA. R
Amy Gilbert
State Center
Mra. A. G. Sawyer
Mary Melrove
Frad 5. Petit
Waterson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Patriotic Education Committee
Wluyd Chamberlain
Mary Melrose
Waterloo
State Society
Large Companies Entertained at Sunnyside Country Club
A social week-end at Sunnyside Country Club features a Thursday luncheon honoring Mrs. Ben Ray Lichty of Philadelphia with 108 guests. A Friday breakfast and bridge invite about 102 women, and Saturday lunch and bridge follow with notable hosts including Mrs. James G. Clark and Mrs. R. W. Cowin. Dinner dance planned for around 60 guests.
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Mmes
Burr Lidh
Robert Lighty
George Lichty
Sunnyside Country Club
Ben Ray Lichty
Philadelphia
G. Ua
Willard
Pipestone
Minn
L. KE. Puffer
Joler
Ben R. Lichty
E. T. Alford
Plumb
University Women to Talk on Travels at Meeting Tuesday
Four women share vacation tales forming the program for the initial Waterloo branch meeting of the American Association of University Women. Maimee Pagundus hosts at Mrs J D Easton with talks on Europe, the Pacific coast, Colorado motor trips, and New England travels.
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Waterloo
American ‘Association of University Women
Maimee F Pagundus
J. D. Easton
Carrie Neidy
Europe
Eima Printer
Pacific
C. McGlade
Colorado
Myra Owns
New England
F. J. Miller
Hazel Bond Witt
W. I. Atkinson
Doris “Alencine
Kathryn Cry
Agnes Hrmwines
Esther Slip
Iowa clubwomen named to national film advisory board
Mrs. EE A Boggs is listed as a member on the National Non Theatrical Motion Pictures advisory board though she has no seat. Other Iowa dists include Mrs J C Cummins Des Moines Ars G F Armstrong Fort Dodge and Miss Muttle Cottrell Iowa City with roles in literature Industrials and welfare while J H Biddie heads a Des Moines branch. Francis M Hugo of New York is national president overseeing the board. The group aims to provide church school and club use films to promote cleaner cheaper options.
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Iowa
National Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures, Inc
EE. A. Boggs
Waterloo
J. C. Cummins
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Ars. G. F. Armstrong
Fort Dodge
Seth Thomas
Harry M. Lilly
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hudson Resident Celebrates 85th Birthday at Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs H B Eighmey of Hudson hosted a dinner for children and grandchildren to mark the 85th birthday of Mr Eighmey. The evening featured a pyramid angel food cake, pink and white decorations, and music with Miss Elizabeth Highmey of Waterloo providing a solo.
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Hudson
H. B. Eighmey
Granichildren
Boamo
Mr. Eighmey
Elizabeth Highmey
Waterloo
Lettie Bighmer
Elizabeth
James Bighmey
Ralph Highmey
Francis
Myron Elghmey
Ars
Roger Baldwin
Watersoo
C. Baldwin
Harry Petersen
Hollis
W Northfield
Minon
Church News Highlights Local Activities And Installations
Miss Bereniece Gremmels was chosen to head the Presbyterian Phitnthea class meeting with Mrs. F. H. Kimball. Officers for the American Lutheran league and First Brethren Missionary society were installed. The Walnut and Wreemont Streets area hosted an evening of songs and games with refreshments served by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereniece Gremmels
Presbyterian Phitnthea
F. II
Kimball i Sans Broud Park
Gladys D Beeghley
Janice MelKenisle
Merle Miller
Kimba
V. E. Sanquist
American Lutheran League
Walther Jeagues
School Auditorium
Walnut
Wreemont Streets
First Brethren Missionary Society
J. Deitz
Homer Chamberlain
Mabel Trafnor
Aline Doty
A. Doty
Ruth Adams
Doty
Miss Hilda Meffert Complimented by Card Club Members
Miss Hilda Meffert, whose marriage to Raymond Webber is set for Tuesday at St Josephs Catholic church, was honored at a Progressive Five Hundred party hosted by Mrs. Lena Anderson. Guests included Mrs. R J Aweeney, Mrs. Glen Smith, Mrs. Dan McCarty, and others.
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Hilda Meffert
Raymond Webber
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Progressive Five Hundred Club
Lena Anderson
R. J. Aweeney
Glen Smith
Dan McCarty
Winthrop
Brile-Eleat
Club Notes and Social Activities in Local Groups
Kum Chat Awhile club hosted by Mrs. J A Munson with guest Mrs Peter Hurley spent Thursday afternoon in social and business, then luncheon. New Century club plans a lunch October 6 at Black's tearoom for its tenth anniversary. Riverside Drive club and Petrova club held meetings with sewing and cards. winners listed. B and W Five Hundred hosted by Mrs F Wightman with guests Burgess and Leng.
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Peter Hurley
J. A. Munson
New Century Club
Black's Tearoom
I. L. Ingersoll
A. G. DuBois
A.B. Johnson
Riverside Drive
Paul Gailey
Petrova Club
P. J. Schafer
W. J. Dempsey
D. Merriman
Elmer Mohr
Merriman
Carl Roth
Autoist Fends Off Hold Up As Thieves Try Nighttime Robbery
George Bailey of Cedar Rapids reported two thieves in overalls and red handkerchiefs attempted to rob him at Burton Avenue and Parker Street shortly after midnight. One shot was fired. Bailey escaped unharmed. Police later jailed Tim O Neil for intoxication and fined several motorists for offenses including speeding and improper parking. A 12 year old girl was injured by a slingshot at 728 Dawson Street but not seriously.
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George Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Gailey
Burton Avenue
Parker Street
Bailey
Dawson Street
Tim O'’Neil
Jal
O. B. Courtright
O'Neil
Waterloo Shows Improved July Business Conditions
Waterloo reports stronger business activity in July per Babson surveys with total purchases at 17.878 million dollars, up from June and 126 percent of July 1922. Waterloo ranks fifth in Iowa for purchases last July though overall activity remains below 1917 levels.
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Waterloo
Roger W. Babson
Hobson
Anyother City
Iowa
Northwestern Hotelmen Hear Levingston At Convention
Jacob Levingston manager of Hotel Russell Lamson will address the Northwestern Hotelmen association at their convention opening Thursday Sept 29 in St Paul and lasting two days Mr and Mrs Levingston depart for St Paul Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Levingston
Russell Lamson
Northwestern Hotelmen’s Association
St. Paul
Mrs. Levingston
Lay to Lead Waterloo YMCA Boys Department
Ewell T. Lay new boys secretary to Waterloo YMCA arrived yesterday and will start work Saturday. He and his family will reside at 226 Bertha Avenue. Lay brings a strong record from Ottumwa Iowa and Louisville Kentucky and plans immediate organization of the boys department for fall and winter activities.
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Ewell T. Lay
Waterloo
Association
Berth Avenue
Lay
Ottumwa
Louisville
Funeral services for 62 year old Janssen Monday
The town mourns 62 year old Janssen long employed at a local furniture store and former town marshal. Funeral be Monday at 1 p.m. He is survived by his widow and ten children: Mrs Ontjo Moyer, Mrs William Peters, Mrs Wrunk Schoneman, John, Chris, Edward, Sievert, Lillian, and Ifer Man, all of Anlington.
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Ness
Funerlal
Janssen
Dryer Ifurniture
Ontjo Moyer
William Peters
Wrunk Schoneman
John
Chris
Edward
Sievert
Lillian
Ifer- Man
Anlington
County considers testing dairy herds for bovine tuberculosis
The farm bureau reports 2 356 breeding cattle owners in Black Hawk county. 57 percent signed to test area. If over 50 percent petition, a tax up to three mills may fund eradication. Auditor I W Esher notes verifying petition against assessment records is a lengthy task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
I. W. Esher
A. A. Burger
F.T. Bentley
Day of Atonement Observed by Waterloo Jews
Rabbi B. Kasier of New York will stay in Waterloo to lead the Yom Kippur observance starting Wednesday sundown September 19 and ending Thursday sundown September 20. The service emphasizes humility, pardon for sin, and the memorial rite reminding worshippers of immortal life and noble deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kasier
New York
Sons of Jacob
Waterloo
Cornelius Janssen Dies at Aplington
Cornelius Janssen died at his residence in Aplington yesterday after an illness. He was a longtime resident and is survived by family in the area. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the local funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Janssen
Aplington
Sinclair Refining Leases Southwesterly Lots in Waterloo
Ira Fairbank leases the southwest 80 feet of lots 6 and 7, block 19, original plat, west Waterloo to Sinclair Refining for 15 years at 382.50 per quarter and 480 per quarter by end. An option to purchase the property exists for 27,500 with Sept 15 1928 as deadline, per county records. Former 8 H Pinkerton residence property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Fairbank
West Waterloo
Sinclair Refining Company
Oil Company
County Recorder
8. H. Pinkerton
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