Allen Memorial Hospital to be run by Deaconess Society
Trustees announce that Allen Memorial Hospital will be managed and operated by the Deaconess Society of the Evangelical Church after the grounds are prepared and the building equipped. Public subscription for about 75,000 dollars is needed, with Waterloo and surrounding areas urged to contribute to finalize construction and grounds work.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Deaconess Society of the
Evangelical Church
Board of
Waterloo
Waerluo
Allen
Towa
Alles
Seo
Onry FL Alen
Mausadena
Cah
Myr
Heath
Mrs. Hay
de Alles
Dew
Henry PB. Allen
Alen
Afien
Ain
Ren
Ahen
Waterton
Guarantea
Nedkasaly
Chicago
Porth
Fargo
Nyp
Watertoo
Faura
St. Paul
James L Page Admitted to Bail After Guilty Plea
James J Page colored inmate in county jail for six months pleaded guilty in district court to cheating by false pretenses. He was admitted to bail on his recognizance and to make restitution after arrest for cashing a soldier’s bonus warrant belonging to another man. He will report every two weeks to the county jail alter est. Page worked as soon as released and had been active in uplift work with the colored World War veterans post prior to arrest.
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James J. Page
M. F. Fields
Page
S. Page
Colored World’s War Veterans
Jpost
Judge Wood to Open NationaI Isaak Walton League Convention
Judge G W Wood president of the state Isaak Walton League and Waterloo chapter was named temporary chairman of the national league for its Chicago convention starting tomorrow through Friday and Saturday Attendance includes 1500 delegates from across the country with sessions at the Morrison hotel Noted speakers will address this nonsectarian conservation gathering with no salaries paid to officers or directors and Waterloo delegates include J Murtagh and A C Williford, with their wives joining Judge Wood and Murtagh.
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G. W. Wood
Isaak Walton League
Waterloo
National League
Chicago
Tomor Tow
Morrison Hotel
Juzu Wood
Judge Wood
J. ©. Murtagh
A. C. Williford
Wood
Murtagh
America
Records Show 19 Percent of Marriages End in Divorce
A 20 year county study found 11 017 marriages and 2 146 divorces revealing 19 percent end in divorce. Clerk J W Thompson reports 120 ceremonies by magistrates and 9 627 by clergy with few by municipal judges. data may fuel upcoming publication. A 1918 marriage first recorded by Judge Birdsall. A local film program at East High features The Rope to London and related showings.
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Black Punk
J. W. Thompson
J. Clark
Mason City
Chirk
Clark
Thompsom
W. N. Birdsall
Orange Residents Hear Mt Morris Students Radio Program
Orange residents listened to a Mt Morris students program broadcast from the schoolhouse. The program featured a girls choir and male quartet performing pieces such as Old Refrain and The Hills, with Miss Mildred Zoller and Miss Dina Milber among performers, and a Riverside segment noted.
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Orange
MT. Morris
Morris
The
Riverside
Mme Wboos
Hlartsough
Miss Loraine
Barnby
Hy Waters
Minnetonhy
Lieuhanvee
Mildred “Zoller
Herbert
Ty Depiver
Tacasela
Arres Milved
Miss Serratre Prowat
iLeeaun Yuan
Taney
Waterloo
Tesdus
Dina
Milber
Greane
Fire alarms spark small blaze at Keant Tosoff home
A dropped cigarette started a minor fire in a crevice of the floor at a residence on La Fayette Street. The blaze caused light damage to rooms described as the Keant Tosoff home with a responding fire crew from Spout. A grass fire on a vacant Cottage Street lot was also reported yesterday.
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Lafayette
Keant Tosoff
Tihe
Cottage Street
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Llen Memorial Hospital
James L. Page
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Detroit
Wank Walton
Motion Ptoruries Prrogilume ST Hugh
East High
London
Tirrant Washburn
Joan Mar
Eulodta
David Braats Moster
Leda
Pathe
Img
Peur
Miller
United States
Goodyear
Mark Twain
Standard Tire Co
West Lth & Jefferson
Sadardivy
Hue
Kuribay
Piedinas
Play Safe
Bronson Insurance Agency
Chrysler
Waterloo Motor Sales CO
Corner
Franklin
Crysler
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