Waterloo pageant week begins with grand parade
Waterloo hosts the annual carnival with a large parade forming at 7 p.m. led by P. E. Walker and city police, followed by 25 bands, a Lions club funeral procession, and empress candidates. Decorations recall Chinatown as Daniel Bechtel oversees Forum preparations for dancing, games, and a charity drive to support a Mississippi Valley league club.
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Ciores
Kate
Tor
Waterloo
Walker
Franklin
Fourth
Washington
Fifth
Fifth Street
Bridge
Gid Man Gloom
Phu) Street
Sycamore
Forum
Lions Club
Gloom
Andy Gump
Portal
Mne
Liona
Chingtown
Ilustries
Shores
Fire Department
Empress
Greater Waterloo Association
Daniel Bechtel
Uthert & Bechtel
Frisey
Garahy Coast
Sam Frank
A. G. Williford
Ills of Agriculture Won't Be Cured Soon
Prof L G Harmes of Town State college told the annual meeting of the State Association of Economists and Sociologists in Iowa City that agricultural ills stem from price misalignment and fixed charges. He warned major adjustments may take years and require drastic production cuts, broader home markets, and population growth.
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Iowa City
L. Harmes
Town State College
State Association of Economists and Sociologists
Tolmey
Gerd Justment
Jalmes Sald
Jury Impaneled in Damage Suit Between Midland Steel and Waterloo Gas
A district court jury panel was impaneled in Judge E B Stiles division to hear a breach of sales contract case filed by Midland Steel Sales against Waterloo Gasoline. Plaintiff seeks 75000 dollars with attorneys Edwards Longley Ransier Harris. The Feb term jury pool includes Hansen Smith WS Palau Patters Reicher Koch Nissen Payne Bennett Cord Fiord Sarzeani. The second March term panel replaces a previously sworn panel that was dismissed after a settlement.
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Midland Steel Sales Comppany
Waterloo Gasoline Inine Company
E. B. Stiles
District Court
Matalin
Jvohn S. Hansen
Oliver Smith
Gy WS
Petmer J. E. Palau
Mary M. Patters Wi. G. Reicher
Afilo “. Koch
William Nissen
Hazel Payne
Kate R. Bennett
C. M. Cord
Fiord Sarzeani
Plaintif
Euwards, Longiey
Ransier & Harris
Pike, Sian, Wimmerman & Frank
McGlade Expects No Change in Salaries
John C. McGlade superintendent IGF west schools returned from a convention in Dubuque. He said discussions covered taxes for school purposes and teachers salaries and that salaries are expected to remain about their present level as property taxes are at the limit for school funding.
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John C. McGlade
IGF West Schools
Dubuque
I ‘One
Two Auto Collisions Reported In Des Moines Area
Two auto crashes occurred Sunday at Fourth and Bayard and at South and Fourth. No injuries reported. Also noted is bankruptcy filing by Sam G Gotis of Waterloo Fish Market with listed assets and debts.
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Peniox
Sam G. Gotis
Waterloo
Flrs
Joran
Teferee
Siag
Ara Atom
Gedverts
Dysart Leaves Dubuque For Michigan Rectorate
Rev. Dr. John Dysart of the Episcopal church departs Dubuque to become rector of St. Pauls Church in Blissfield Michigan starting May 1. Born in Warren County Iowa, Dysart has held multiple church and fraternal roles and was once urged as a Republican congressional candidate.
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Dubuque
John Dysart
Episcopal Church
Biftut, Mich
St. John's St. Paul's Church Jy
Detroit
St. Paul's Church
Altho
St. John’s
Iowa
Towa
Spring Hill
Warren County
Spring Hil
United de
Edu College
Qlathe
Kan
Wooster
Lake Erie College
Virginia Theological Seminary
Y. MG. AL
Twin Cities
Owatonna
Minn
J. A. Tonty
Minnesota
Theological Seminary
Henry Satterly
Washington
Gratnacht
Cathedral of
Rothlander
Pennsylvania
Pr. Stetson
Old Trinity
New York
Dysart
Mayville
N.Y
James Ashton
St. Stephan’s Church
Holy Anne
Untiie
St. John's
Dubu| Qugs
Towns
Iysart
North_ western
Town
Portland
Ora
Dysard
Moving Vans Busy in Waterloo Last Week
Waterloo records show 127 families moved within the city in the last week, 23 new homes started, and 19 families left Waterloo. Movers listed include Davin Shook 829 Commercial and many others such as John Speers 220 Commercial and G W Richards 265 Thompson East.
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Waterloo
Oice
Retail Merchants Association
Davin Shook
Commercial
M. Brandt
Belmont
A. Berrier
Lafayette
John Speers
HL. Freeman
Sycamore
Burton Anderson
Denver
Benjamin Bandfield
Jackson
J. W. McMurray
Edwards G. W. Richards
Thompson
East
D.S. Graven
Drs. Schwartz & Lovegrove
Park East
John Francis
Edward Kowrey
Franklin
William Ferguson
Burton
C. H. van Horn
E. P. Nehergott
Norwood
Roy E. Snyder
M. G. Bower
Mulberry
Mary Harper
Jefferson
Maring
Nd L. Brown
Center
Retsnider
Clark
Lawn City Marshal to Wear New Uniform Next Month
Cedar Falls reports marshal Nathan Enloy will don a new uniform for the first time in 22 years after a city council order. The apparel will be worn as soon as the uniforms are ready, marking Enloy’s 23rd straight year in service.
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Cedar Falls
Nathan Enloy
Enlow
Evangélical conference pays tribute to Evening Courier
The Iowa Conference of the Evangelical church honored the Waterloo Evening Courier with a twofold tribute at its annual session. A written resolution by Rev O M Yaggy praised the paper for ample space and accurate, sympathetic reporting. Bishop S P Spreng added remarks lauding the Courier's coverage and noting its daily paper copies read in the church reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa Conference of the Evangelical Church
O. M. Yaggy
Blairstown
S. P. Spreng
Courier
Spreng
Sugar Snow Brief Says Spring Weather Returns to Waterloo
Snowfall of three quarters of an inch covered Waterloo today as spring day twenty dawned. By noon, snow largely melted except in sheltered spots. Forecasts favor fair weather tomorrow while yesterday stayed colder. government instrument max did not exceed 40 degrees. Saturday reached 59 degrees, with a low of 23 degrees Saturday night.
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Waterloo
Riceville Man to Deliver Memorial Day Address
Cedar Falls April 9 R J St John Riceville Va has been secured to deliver the Memorial Day address here officials announced today in a brief statement. The speaker is noted for community service and will speak at a ceremony honoring veterans.
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Riceville
Lawn City
Cedar Falls
St. John
Cedar Heights Art Exhibit to Benefit School
Cedar Heights hosts an art exhibit in the school gymnasium Wednesday through Friday to raise funds for new pictures. Afternoon hours run 2:30 to 5 with a 30 minute exhibit review. evenings 7:20 to 7:35 for viewing and a 20 minute inspection. Mrs. Thomas Eaton directs the exhibit with publicity by Mrs. W J Sutelitit and patronesses chaired by Mrs. Forbes. Local details list named patrons and attendees for each session, with music, folk dance and talks featured each day. Public participation is welcomed.
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Cedar Heights
Thomas Eaton
W. J. Suteltit
Forbes
Rebuieler
Mmnes
Shoemaker
J. Bb. Mayo
HW. C. Moeller
M. J. Fowl
Aimes
HL. Slaughter
GC. M. Deal
W.W. Parrott
George Buchan
Fhoryday
Ames
J. C. Orth
Frank Cage
Wiliam Galloway
J. WW. Forbes
Imes
Davie Stevenson
J. G. Brmkerholt
R. L. Stetzel
EB. C. Litchfield
Railroads Prepare Mileage Books Amid Protests
Railroads ready mileage books offering 90 dollars in scrip for 72, start May 1, as Interstate Commerce Commission orders take effect. Western carriers seek court relief while eastern lines pursue other actions. Officials like WLR MacFarland say sale dates and instructions are under commission approval, with a swift settlement expected for traveler clarity.
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Waterloo
Railroeda
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wlr. MacFarland
Chicago Great Western Railway
Auys
Western
Chicago
Interstate CoOmMerce Commission
First Performance of Miss Bob White at Waterloo Theatre
Everything is ready for the first performance of Miss Bob White the musical comedy presented by St Marys Socially at Waterloo theatre this evening. Final dress rehearsal under Joseph O Brien of John B Rogers Producing company Sunday morning and all details have been worked out for perfection of the entertainment. The Bubbleland chorus with a large company of children will sing a rhythmic song with lusty accents. Miss Marytreasa Garramon will lead the music and movements. Mrs Aliee Brown Shores and Ralph Martin play the leading roles. a cast of more than 209 singers and dancers support them. The play has plenty of tun and pop with action to suit all tastes.
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Bob White
St. Mary's Social Cly
Waterloo Theatre
Joseph O'Brien
John B. Rogers
Bubbleland
Marytreasa Garramon
Aliee Brown Shores
Ralph Martin
Davidson Co Buys Cedar Falls Stock From Bennison
Bennison Boston stores in Cedar Falls sold its carpet linoleum luggage stock to the Davidson company Water loo. Due to favorable discounts the Davidson firm plans a sale Thursday morning April 12. The Bennison store is a long established Black Hawk county business led by proprietor F C Bennison.
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Davidson Co
Cedar Falls
Bennison Boston
Davidson Company
Waterloo
Bennison
Black Hawk County
F.C Bennison
Wis
California
Council to Act on Two Resignations
City council members meet for the bi monthly session to decide on water sewer and gas connections for paved lots and to receive the resignations of councilman Arthur A. Zimjerman and plumbing inspector James H. Stebbins. The board will reconvene Tuesday evening to continue reading the assessment rolls.
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Arthur A. Zimjerman
Sevejand
James H. Stebbins
Death of Railroad Official Mourned in St Louis
Alec Robertson longtime Missouri Pacific vice president in charge of operating department dies in St Louis. W. Scott Williams Illinois Central western lines general superintendent and many railroad men mourn the loss of a personal friend and skilled railroad man. Robertson was well known to Chicago area railroad circles and Illinois Central division men.
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St. Louis
Alec Robertson
Missouri Pacific
W. Scott Williams
Ilinois Central Western Lines
Robertson
Tni- Snois Central
Private Dalzell Receives Arts Degree After 60 Years
Private J. M. Dalzell, famed by Grand Army men, was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree by Washington and Jefferson University. The presentation occurred in Washington, D. C., at the home of Saldivara. Dalzell is 85 and an inmate there after joining the Union Army at the Civil War’s outbreak.
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Washington,d. C
J. Imr. Dalzell
Washington and Jefferson University
Saldiera
Dalzell
East High to Show Treasure Island on Friday
First school film showing at East High uses a recently purchased projector with a new automatized screen. Miss Ruth Danforth of Acme Film Company assisted installation and O W Olsen will operate the device. The setup allows use as motion picture or stage projection and aims to fund itself soon.
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Ot East High
Treasure Island
Ruth 2
Danforth
Acme Film Ecompany
O. W. Olsen
Stray Dogs Threatened With Death For Unpaid Licenses
Mayor A B Gnagy and dog catcher Baldwin warn that stray dogs without valid state tax tags or city licenses may be shot on sight or taken to the pound. The notice cites complaints of dogs at large, lawn damage, and fear of children, and enforces state and city laws requiring two tags by May 1 for delinquent taxes due December 1.
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A. B. Gnagy
Baldwin
D. O. K. K. Band Plans Portland Trip After Carnival
The D. O. K. K. band of Waterloo is set to travel to the Portland national conclave, funded by last week’s four day indoor carnival at the Armory. The carnival raised about 1.90, and estimates show 3,000 will cover travel costs excluding imperial palace per diem for bands over 18 and under 5. A touring car was donated to William Kascht of 821 Randolph Street Saturday night.
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Portland
Ore
Waterloo
Armory
Imperial Palace
Births Reported In Local Area Roster
A list of births with parental names and addresses appears. Entries include March and April birth dates for families such as O'Brien Larsen Boyd Horries Taplin Taras Enloe Rigdon Butte Brown Racindes Glerkner Castre Wesley and others with daughters Ada May Phylis Jeanne Celeste Izola and sons Russel William Robert LescF and Gon. Some pairs report twins and Mexican births noted.
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T. O'Brien
Wellington
May
Louis Larsen
Halstead
Arthur
Alfons “Hh. Boyd
Tartman
Anna May
Jacob Frank
Charies
Joseph
Cleo Horries
Brarvelin
Adam
Arthur E. Taplin
Burton
Ruch
Margaret
Philip Taras
Pirker
Phylis Jeanne
Orville Enloe
Ansborough
John i Rigdon
Bilack Hawi
Marie Susan
Butte
Lameet
Russel William
Wiliam Ss. Brown
Independence
Robert Bentley, Jr
Frank Racindes
Ankeny
Amt Nother
Mexica
Harold Af
Bowie
Riverside Drive
Cathrine Corinne
W. R Glerkner
Alta Mista
Robert Lescf
Edwin Castre
Commercial
Izola
Mzec
Thomas
Wesley
Vinton
Celeste
Aprtany
Miss Helen Hobart Tours Cedar Valley Baptists
Miss Hobart Sacramento national secretary of the World Wide Guild and Children’s World Crusade spoke to Cedar Valley Baptists. She addressed high school girls at First Baptist at 3 30 p m and met delegations from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Waverly. A 200 strong group enjoyed a cafeteria supper and social hour after the program.
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Helen Hobart
Sacramento
World Wide Guild
Children's World Crusade
Churches of Cedac Valley Association
First Baptist
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Gladys Aiken
First Church Guild
Allene Harrell
Arline Stull
Mar
Garet Howell
Mra.c. A. Lasser
F. R. Agquith
Miss Hobart
Ulisses Aiken
Leona Foster
Mary Vaughan
Black
Miss. Hobert
First Church
Childdren
World Crusaders
H. E. ‘Clausen
Elbert Green
Allene
AL Lasser Darrell
Helen Mae Asquith
Street Baptist Church
Walnut
Iby
F. Hutchinson
Baptist denom_ Hk
Iowa City Rotarians Honor Scout Leaders
Scout executives at the University of Iowa school of instruction in Iowa City were entertained by the Rotary club last Friday. Capt Francis Gidney, scout official from England, spoke on Boy Leadership and the making of effective leadership through personality, love for boys, and clear demonstrations.
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School of Instruction
University of Iowa At Iowa Girv
Iowa City
Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Healing
The ad pitches Zemo as a potent eczema remedy available from druggists at 35 cents or 1006 for large sizes. It claims to relieve itching and heal skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing by cleansing and soothing. The copy stresses Zeno as clean dependable and inexpensive and invites readers to try it.
Ground broken for St Luke's hospital in Mason City Iowa
Ground was broken Sunday afternoon in Mason City for St Luke's hospital with over 2000 attendees. The ceremony featured the Clear Lake High School band and Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glen club. Dr O Bosye delivered the keynote. Rev C A Jensen led the event and A M Schanke raised the first shovel. The North Iowa Lutheran Hospital association formed in 1920 and the project aims for a 100 bed facility to replace crowded quarters and extend care after years of growth.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Mason City
Waterloo
Ifund
Clear Lake High School
Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glen Club
O. Bosye
C. A. Jensen
St.Luke’s ‘Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reserve District No 7 Financial Figures Record
Reserve District No 7 reports totals 469 008 54 dollars 30 100 00 and 220 052 61 288 968 47 indicating a composite financial statement for the district.
Sergeant Dixon Sought Over Worthless Checks
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 9 reports Sergeant Dixon of the British eighth battalion used war credits as security for worthless checks drawn on a St Paul bank marked unknown. He circulated checks in Dubuque Waterloo and other towns then vanished. Police do not know him locally and suspect Michael B H Schirling is involved in a separate check case.
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First National Bank
Dunkerton
Iowa
Aus Bank
Government Atlee
Banking House
Bates
Cee T
Law
Ul Reserve
Federal Reserve Bante
ATS Abe
Armielycles
Baseve
O Trust
United States
Gueltudin Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Dixon
St. Paul
Dubuque
Waterloo
Sergt. Dixon
P. &. Walker
Michael BH. Schirling
Fytfay
Shitling
Escaping Gas Explosion Damages Cedar Falls Kitchen
Mrs Burl Miller escaped serious injury after a gas explosion at her Cedar Falls home. She had turned on the oven, believed it lit, then smelled gas and tried to relight it, triggering the blast that wrecked the stove area, shattered kitchen windows, and collapsed plaster. The incident notes a 17th century absent church reference.
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Cedar Falls
Burl Miller
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Duella Rose
Pal Derby iClara Frost
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McGlade
Hector Goon
Punt
Mich
American Legion
Bes Moines
Iowa Department of the American ‘Legion
Iowa Legionnaire
James F. Bar- CD
Monahanost
Sioux City
Des Moines
Tourt
Burt
Amari- Can Legion Auxiliary
Audiary
Swea City
Lal
Ainters' Can Legion
Legion
Legion Home
Ladora
Clyde Albert Post
J. L. Augusine
G. S. Morse
H. C. Gates
Adam Keil
Evang
Council
Baptist Churches of
City
Rotarians
Hood
Mason City Hospital
Reserve District
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Bette E Ee Bones
State of
Black Hawk
F. P. Davis
P. Davis
O. Tribon
Albell
John A Carpbell
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