Mito C W Bow Heiress Agnes Manson Dies After Illness
Mrs. C W Bown age 6 is dead at 4 15 am at 25 Park avenue East after a week of pneumonia. Born Agnes Manson in Hinsdale New York she moved to Waterloo in the early days. She was married first to Dr S Knox and later to Charles W Bown who survives. Funeral set for Wednesday at First Presbyterian with Dr J R Macartney officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bown
Park Avenue East
Manson
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
C. O. Baikett
Agnes Manson
S. Knox
Robert M
John O. Knox
Waterloo
Knox
Charles W. Bown
Carleton F. Couch
Couches
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Helene Ballett
Bown
G. N. Garrettson
C. W. Robertson
R. M. Knox
Janet
California
City in Brief and Local Notices From Waterloo
Local items report Joseph J. Meany visiting Excelsior Springs for a short stay, a stolen wire wheel from an Overland-Waterloo car, and health updates on George M. Cousins and Harry Royce after medical events. Knights Templar membership class, a serious illness of Miss Viola Clary, a surprise birthday party for Mrs John Christianson, and Edna Steinhauer visiting Rochester. Trees down on Franklin Street prompt police-assisted removals, Electric Park updates, Illinois Central schedule changes, and ads noting bird feed and veterans rewards at an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Meany
Excelsior Springs
Overland-Waterloo Company
George M. Cousins
Mulberry Street
Harry Royce
Sunnyside
Presbyterian Hospital
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
George E. Pike
Viola Clary
Tor .McCoy & Beecher
C. A. Boehmer
New Hampton
John Christianson
Edna Steinhauer
Greater Waterloo Association
Rochester, Minn
Steinhauer
Autoist Leaps to Safety as Engine Smashes His Car
Earl Cook of 10 Tenth Street East escaped death when snow and sleet blinded him at a Eleventh Street crossing as a Central switch engine bore down. He leaped free just before impact. the auto was dragged a block and wrecked. Mrs McCullan and her husband suffered minor injuries in a separate collision near the William Galloway plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlingis Central
Earl Cook
Tenth Street
Eleventh Street
BE. A. McCullan
William Galloway
McCullan
Police Capture Two Iowa Falls Burglar Suspects
Waterloo police arrested Herbert Bryant and William Jacobson for four farm house robberies near Iowa Falls In. The 22 and 21 year old suspects were taken to Iowa Falls to face trial. They had a shotgun and a watch identified as stolen property. The robberies happened on successive Wednesdays last month during horse sales. Loot totaled about $1000. They traveled to Waterloo to visit relatives and were nabbed an hour after information reached Chief H. H. Young with officers P. B. Walker and Ralph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Herbert Bryant
William Jacobson
Iowa Falls
J. H. Stiner
Iowa
Bryant
Jacobson
Wat Lerloo
H. H. Young
Chief Young
Ralph Davis
Mason Prepares for Grand Lodge Meeting in Waterloo
Plans for the seventy-eighth annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Town Alabama Free and Accepted Masons detail a school of instruction June 10 11 and 13 at the Masonic temple. Grand lodge sessions start June 14 at Waterloo theatre with a veterans meeting and a 5 pm dinner for Masonic veterans. Waterloo hosts include Lodge No 165 and Martin No 624 with about 1400 members. Headquarters at Hotel Russell Lamgon house grand officers and committees. Local committees assign executive hospitality decorating reception and entertainment roles with C F Morrill and J M Miles among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Town
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Waterloo
Veterans
Masonic Veterans Association
C. F. Morrill
J. M. Miles
Hotel Russell-Lamgon
Waterloo No
Martin No
G. Lee
F. A. Sporte
W. J. Banks
W. H. Scheel
R. L
Chicago Man Loses His Cash in Omaha
Omaha report says a Chicago man named Strom was kidnapped by highwaymen who forced him into a car then robbed him. he reported a small sum lost. Also notes on quarantine and a family diphtheria case at 410 Sunnyside Avenue and a 6 year old with smallpox at 234 Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
Associated Press
Neb
Strom
James McCoppin
Sunnyside Avenue
Henry Kemp
Baltimore Street
Student Devised Terminal Plans For Waterloo Project
L J Gamble developed a central Waterloo terminal scheme under the Greater Waterloo association. George D Leas, Ames student of engineering, outlines a cheaper plan costing about half the Gamble project. Leas proposes using the existing Great Western bridge, or a tunnel, and forming Union Stations at Waterloo and Cedar Falls to connect Illinois Central and Great Western lines with a single double decked bridge concept. He argues bridges are unsightly and a tunnel would better preserve Cedar River beauty while cutting construction costs by about one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
L. J. Gamble
Greater Waterloo Association
George D. Leas
Oak Lawn Avenue
Ames
Leas
Gamble
Mr. Leask
The
Cedar
Great Western
Illinois Central
St. Louis
New York
Europe
Leask
Scientific American
New York City
Hudaba
Liew
Waterloo Terminal
Union Station
Fourth Street
Rock Island-Great Western Depot
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co
Broom
Rotarians Hear Meet and Realtors to Chicago Plans
Rotary clubs in Dubuque will report on the district convention at Waterloo noon luncheon. Waterloo Board of Realtors to outline Waterloo delegation for the national convention in Chicago July 12 to 15 with 130 Iowa rooms reserved. Ames road administration engineer Dr Corkendall to address Kiwanis on Roads. Lions and Spokesmen clubs schedule talks and events at Black's tearoom with delegates to be chosen April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary ‘Clubs
Dubuque
Waterloo
Black's Tearoom
Perry W. Belangee
Waterloo Board of Realtors
Greater Waterloo Association
National Convention of Realtors
Chicago
Ig. E. Brebner
National
Atlantic Hotel
Iowa
C. Corkendall
Iowa State College
Ames
State Highway Comrmalssion
Kiwanis Club
Black's
Gallowar Club
Black
F. M. Collard
The
Lions Club
Scout Lecture Postponed at Elk Run Reservation
Prof. Victor B. Ries of Iowa State Teachers College was to speak on "God's Great Out-of-Doors" to scout leaders at the Boy Scout reservation at Elk Run, but the lecture has been postponed to Sunday May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor B. Ries
Elk Run
Ries
Department of Natural Science
Iowa State Teachers Collage
Waterloo Motor Club Joins American Automobile Association
The Waterloo Motor club is officially recognized as a member of the American Automobile Association. The affiliation provides roadside assistance across Waterloo, the state, and the nation, aiding road transportation efforts. An emblem, three inches wide and colored red white and blue, will be leased to members and manufactured in Chicago. Emblems also show the club’s AAA affiliation. Service stations in Black Hawk and neighboring counties are expanding with garages in Cedar Falls Independence Parkersburg Jesup and Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
United States
Waterloo
Chicago
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Independence
Parkersburg
Jesup
Grundy Center
Waterloo West to Add 160000 to School Budget
The Waterloo West board secretary seeks a 160 600 general fund addition under a new law allowing increases when last autumn’s budget is inadequate. The district had requested 240 000 general fund and 34 000 for the schoolhouse fund. April 15 was the deadline for districts to file additional fund requests with the county auditor. About a dozen districts used the provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Waterloo West
Miller elected to legion post
Herman C. Miller was elected vice post commander of Beeker-Chap man post American Legion at Memorial hall to succeed Guylen Green who resigned. The post empowered its executive committee to pursue plans for securing prop fer for club rooms and signing a lease. Dr L Rohit, post commander, chairs the committee. The group was also authorized to appoint someone to manage details of a boxing tourney at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome if terms with the congress officials are satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Miller
Beeker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Guylen Green
Miller
Legion Post
The
Legion
L. Rohit
Gahe Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Congress
Pourney
Frankie Mason
Ben C. Everall
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington, D. C
Everall
Mrs Josie Reed Reports Back Pain Relief With Foley Pills
A Tulsa reader describes three days in bed with backache improving after Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims the pills stop bladder irregularities, strengthen kidneys, and purify the system to reduce pains and swelling, noting availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Reed
N. Ester St
Tulsa
Okla
Foley
Uniforms and ALAE for Post Agent Tickets
The notice states wear uniforms and alae to obtain tickets for the agent from L. Barthe, adjutant of the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. L. Barthe
Gertrude Darland Dies in Waterloo Hat Shop Owner
Mrs Gertrude Mae Darland widow of Loren Darland of 263 Western avenue Waterloo and Burlington La died at Presbyterian hospital from complications. She was born Oct 14 1883 in Marion Ind and moved with her parents to Kentucky before settling in Waterloo where she ran the Darland hat shops. Surviving include husband an infant daughter Gertrude J Jen a daughter in Jamestown and Mrs Gibson of Jamestown. Funeral arrangements at Petersen Bros undertaking parlor with services Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev G O Serrit. Burial at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Maw Darland
Gertrude Mae Darland
Loren C. Darland
Western Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital of
Comipicationg
Darland
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Burington
Mes
Warland
Marion
Ind
John Woorers
Kentucky
Loran Darland
Kahoka
Gertrude J. Jen
Sma Gibson
Jamestown
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Child's Severe Cough
Mrs Amanda Flint of Philadelphia writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little girl's lingering cold disturbing her growth. The remedy gives immediate relief from distressing coughing and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Flint
Philadelphia
Foley
Modern bathroom fixtures offer long term savings teaser
Rebuying and repairs drain funds from old bathrooms. New sanitary fixtures cut wear and ongoing costs. First cost is the last cost, and modern displays show fixtures that stay clean and need little maintenance.
Births Reported in Cedar Falls and Laster Township
A birth notice records Elmer PT Redkemmer in Laster township on February 22 a son named Clifton Elmer and a second entry lists Fred A Crane in Cedar Falls with a daughter born in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer PT Redkemmer
Laster Township
Clifton Elmer
Fred A. Crane
Cedar Falls
Woman Falls on Ice Taken to Hospital
Mrs. A W Rayburn a resident of town apartments slipped on the ice before noon today in front of the apartments and it is believed she suffered a spinal injury. She was taken to Presbyterian hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Rayburn
Presbyterian Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mito. C. W. Bow
Manson Family
Buchanan's
Second Street
R. E. Peterson
Electric Park
Minnie Harrison
Atp
Pledge
Pythian Sisters
Knights
United Prean
Masong
Lessk
Motor Club
MoIo
Gaylen Green
Yourney
Petersen
Petersen Dros
G. O. Serrti
Central Christian Church
Buriat
Eviiwoed
Hart Nichols
Kistner’s
G7. Serril
Christian Church
Littleton
C. Willford Flour
Fred. Todvertisen
Huech
Quest & Smith
West Fifth ST. Prene
United Taxi and Baggage Line
Prompe Serviee
East Fifth
Ry Expert Cleaners
Atc
L. W. Egbert, Pres
Rynearson & Koch
UEC
Franklin Sts
Gerland
MR. Woodruff
Russell Lamson Hotel
Illinois Central Railroad
W. L. Buckley
Eat National Na Waterloolowa Nal Bank
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Oregon
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