Board bill defendants plead guilty in municipal court
Henry Wraddel and two male companions admitted the board bill debt. Wraddel fined 30 dollars, others 15 each plus costs. Mrs Wraddel Irene Mead s and Ida Shook discharged. Wraddel claimed funds unavailable while canvassing for magazines and agent contact failed after telegraph and telephone efforts. Police court session also saw Ed Brown charged with disorderly conduct and Phil Kulp charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated, with trials set for tomorrow at 2 pm.
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Henry Wraddel
H. C. Wraddel
J. R. Hilton
Wraddel
Irene Meads
Ida Shook
Ed Brown
Phil Kulp
J. S. Law
Wighth
Sycamore
Cedar Falls Reports Large City Balance on Hand
Cedar Falls city clerk J S Huntley reports the year end balance on hand totaling 33289.92 on April 1 while total indebtedness stands at 136660.68. Last year the balance was 8000 with all funds in good credit except fire equipment overdraft of 37.29.
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Cedar Falls
S. Huntley
Waterloo Man's Car Struck in Cedar Falls Crash
Waterloo resident R. W. Gibson was driving a large automobile that stalled on the Twenty fourth and Main streets track in Cedar Falls. A street car struck the stalled vehicle in heavy rain, but no one was injured.
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Cedar Falls
R. W. Gibson
Waterloo
Twenty-fourth
Gibson
Y Sneaking Class Banquets Tomorrow
The Waterloo YMCA public speaking class closes its 16 week course tomorrow with a 6 p.m. banquet at the Y. Instructor Harry M. Reed will be toastmaster as about 40 men attend, including 20 class members, alumni, and next course prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harry M. Reed
Rotarians Pick Sias to Succeed Morris
Sias elected president of the Rotary Club at the noon election at Hotel Russell Lamson. He takes office May 1, with Fred Adams named vice president and other officers to be announced after vote totals. Ruth O'Brien speaks on chemistry growth in textiles and the need for tighter industry regulation for consumer protection. Mayor A. Gn urging support for improving Waterloo. Rotary bowling teams led by Morris and Bruce Gates to bowl at Whiteside alleys at 7:30 p.m. today. Shooters escape sheriff report describes Ben Hunt and Albert Wright, 17, handcuffed together after escaping from a deputy near Council Bluffs en route through Marshalltown. Two youths dressed in OD gear. Woman educators dies: Mrs. John H. W. Clewell, longtime Moravian Seminary principal, dies at Bethlehem home.
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Carleton Sias
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
C. A. Morris
Fred Adams
Ruth O'Brien
Dhemistry Department
Ames
Rotarians
A. i Gnn
Waterloo
Rotary
Morris
Bruce Gates
Whiteside
BE. Walker
W. A. Gronewig
Marshall County
Ben Hunt
Albert Wright
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
City in Brief items from a midweek edition
Glimpse of local life with reports on people returning from trips to Excels Springs, Mo to Miss Fay Dorothy Martin home for Easter, and visits by Miss Edith Steele and Miss Louise Thoma. Notes on Mrs. Carrie Aneweer’s Bristow funeral trip, a clinic invite for Mrs. Frank Siberling, and a change in city office staff. Also updates on Ernest V. Baldwin ill with tonsillitis, Miss Marie McGinn’s return from New Hampton, a divorce suit between Ida Teel and George Teel, and Councilman James Register’s continued recovery. Dr. C W Willson announces a new dental office.
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Frank Siberling
Arthur Steindler
University Hospital
Town City
Nettie Blenis
Internal Revenue Division
Edith Hazlett
G., W. Hazlett
Marie McGinn
New Hampton
Ida Teel
George Teel
Caldwell
Idaho
Ida Leach
James Register
Sheridan Smith dies at 85 in Waterloo home
Sheridan Praul Smith age 85 died at 2 a m yesterday at his daughter Mrs J A Carpenter’s home 1053 Sixth Street West death due to old age Born April 30 1827 in New Jersey he moved to Rochelle WV and Traer IA where he started a long business partnership with I H Edwards later moved to Waterloo five years ago Surviving daughter a granddaughter and a sister Funeral at the Carpenter home at 3 p m tomorrow with Rev Rankin then committal in Traer. also death notice for Mrs Herman Kistner age 50 of Brewster Minn survived by husband eight children funeral at Brewster Methodist church at 2:30 p m today burial in Brewster cemetery.
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Sheridan Smith
Sheridan Praul Smith
J. A. Garpenter
Sixth Street
Mr. Smith
New Jersey
Rochelle
Smith
Traer
Waterloo
Carpenter
John Allen Carpenter
Mary Burnham
Aplington
Carpenter Home
I. C. Rankin
United Presbyterian Church
Offerating
Herman Kistner
Brewster
Minn
Goiter
Kistner
W. A. Sitts
la Porte City Road
Paul Kistner
Sioux City
Ruth Wright
California
Esther
Naomi
Mark
John
Alta
Donald
Charles Eightey
Crider. Oelwein
Albert Kistner
W. J. Peverill
A.W. Peverill
Brewster Methodist Church
Brewster Cemetery
Children on Flower Hunt Scare Mother
A mother on Upper Mulberry Street faced a tense evening as her four children wandered into nearby woods along the river to find wildflowers. They returned by 10:30 p.m. tired and hungry, saying they had a fine time and could not come home sooner. Police aided in the search with patrols and signals.
Mrs. Nauman Injured by Bulldog on City Street
Mrs. F. L. Nauman of 6223 Second Street West was knocked down by a bulldog at about 4 30 PM near Third and Alten streets. The left knee tendons were dislocated but the dog did not bite her. Her physician expects a rapid recovery. no one could identify the dog’s owner and no complaint had been filed with police by noon today.
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F. L. Nauman
Second Street
Third
Alten
Rare Greater Shearwater Spotted on Cedar River
The editor witnessed a rare greater shearwater resting on a Cedar River sandbar about 60 rods above the bathing beach. After identification, the bird was urged away to prevent hunters from harming it. The migrant showed little fear, approached within 100 feet, then departed to the north, alighting midstream. The bird, 20 inches long, resembles puffin and petrel families and has an unknown breeding range. Gordon Whitney reports a bicycle theft during Walnut Street Baptist services.
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Tthis
Northland
North Atlantic
Pageant depicts resurrection theme at First M E church
The Resurrection pageant at First Methodist church last evening drew about 50 participants including the hidden chorus. Dr. Roto F. Hurlburt read the Easter story. Scenes showed Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, the high priest, pilgrims, and the women at the tomb with Christ risen. Isaiah, choir, and young participants contributed to the production and closing scenes preached love and service.
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M. E. Church
Roto F. Hurlburt
Jerusalem
Frank Gerty
Forrest Gillpattrick
J. E. Davis
Gaylep Greene
Ohose
Mildred Wittick
R. M. Crouse
W. A. Gook
George Yenney
City of God
House of Brotherhood
Love Land
Dr. E. Johnson
Isaiah
Wight
Albert Scholin
City heads undecided on appointive posts in new administration
City officials debate changes in appointive posts as May approaches. Mayor Gnagy plans possible police department reshuffles at tonight's council session while keeping chief and matron positions on hold. A resignation replacement and a fresh review of departmental heads are outlined, with May 2 as a key date for end of current leave.
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Gnagy Tid
PL. Walker
Elephaent
P. Brown
Hart
Toouneil
Rosebud Avenue
J Place
Scout Officers to Take Hike Saturday
Waterloo Boy Scout officers members of the patrol leaders training group plan a hike for the next Saturday. A committee including Muircierdd Anderson Wilson Smith and iworge Sunn coordinates the hiking program for the session. Troop 13 plans an overnight hike to the reservation with Ed Raw next Monday and Saturday to gain points in the cam contest. The west goits contest will award prizes on April 22 at the CAE with broad troop representation and special program delays, as the council cooperates with officials.
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Waterloo
Aang Bkiwanny
Muircierdd Anderson
Wilson Smith
Iworge Sunn
CAE
Fire alarms at Lafayette area school bulking by alley blaze
Fire alarms were used to Lafayette area school buildings by alley, no smoke from chimney observed, building avoided danger. Neighbor reported the alarm. Bronson Insurance Agency listed for contact. A vicious dog bit a child on South Street. two plainclothes officers contained the dog at the poker station basement awaiting its fate.
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Tay Aloe
al Sou
Albert
Tony
Lafayette
Indian
Haverfirld
South Street
Picbes
Tate U
Activities of Waterland Y M C A March report
Activities of Waterland Y M C A show March attendance higher than earlier months. Every sector reached by the association’s efforts with 1,237 in attendance. railroad branch reorganized for its best month. Programs touch schools and churches with Bible study, youth groups, and new canvassing for subscriptions underway.
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Waterland
AL. A
Chotav
Bng
Botat
Y Camp Plans For Underprivileged Boys Across May Week
A city program aims to extend last year’s efforts by promoting colored boys work and older boys clubs. It plans a ten day Y camp, Hi Y and Junior Hi Y expansion, and better space for the boys’ department through first floor rearrangement. Names Henry Hibsiot and Lod Angas appear in fragmented text.
What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
A health advice ad warns against alkali in meals and prepared shampoos for children. It promotes Mulsified cocoanut shampoo as safe, effective, and inexpensive, recommending two to three teaspoonfuls mixed with water for cleansing hair and scalp. It claims rich lather and durable results and notes availability at drug stores.
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John HW. Clewell
Moravian Seminary
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West End
Fourth Street Bridge
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Excels
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Dorothy Martin
Starrett School For Girls
Edith Steele
Monticello
Louise Thoma
Minneapolis
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Carrie Aneweer
Bristow
Dan
Dennis
Ernest V. Baldwin
Mortiuraris
Cedar River
Gordon Whitney
Winton Street
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Pageant Pictures World
Mautreaig
Piny Safe
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Witt Petal Strand
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Tar Guides
Canvairss
Henry Hibsiot
Walker
Lod Angas
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