Family Deserter Located in LaPorte Indiana
Mrs. Snyder explains her husband Charles Snyder deserted with seven children two weeks earlier. He sent a forgiving postcard from LaPorte claiming work in a sawmill and promising to return in about three weeks. She rebuts support limits, says her 14 year old helps, worries about Easter, and notes imminent move to 544 Leland Ave as rent is waived and a new plan awaits with possible husband’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
LaPorte
Kent
Lumer
Mde
Iso
Altho
Waterloo
Snyders
Leland Avenue
Landlaré
Flagstaff Flag Holders Installed Along City Streets
Water loo Plumbing and Heating Co under the American Legion auspices installs 3 by 3 flag holders on sidewalks. City engineer Ralph B. Sippy issues permits for hole cutting on Water Sycamore Gatay ette Mulberry from Fifth to Park and Park Fourth Fifth from Water to Franklin. Auxiliary members lead the drive to equip streets with flags every 20 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Plumbing & Heavng Co
American Legion
Ralph B. Sippy
Water
Sycamore
Gatayette
Mulberry
Franklin
Park
Watero Franklin
Lez
Steady Increase in West High School Savings Deposits
West High School savings show growth with 95 depositors on April 14 depositing 2141.81, up 32.51 from last week. The average daily deposits this year are 465 with $138.85 per day, and the student balance totals exceed 6100 with the top account at 282.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Highty
Yeoman Lodge Social Meeting Notes and Odd Advertising
A Yeoman lodge social at Loose Hall last evening honored officers and candidates with a short program and social time. An unpolished advert references feather pillow cleaning for 40 style at Liberts Whites Lanunary with a one cent pattoun for one pair. Phase 147 promotional text appears mixed in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman Lower
Yeoman Lodge
Sloose Hall
Liberts
Language of Jap Ambassador Stirs Congress Deeply
Congress debates the Japanese ambassador’s remarks on immigration policy and the impact of the picture bride system. Senators discuss grave consequences and the balance of relations with Japan amid the end of the gentlemen’s agreement and broader immigration questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Shortridge
California
Japan
Pacific
San Francises
Eyatem
United States
Mexico
Senate
Moses
America
New York Tribunes
Deaths of Clifton Whitehouse and George George
Clifton LaVerne Whitehouse of Cherokee then Websterville died at 10 30 p m at his father in law 1122 Peek Street of complications aged 43 born November 14 1881 married Ada Boddy November 30 1904 survived by widow a son and a daughter other relatives and service details given. George George aged about 28 died at St Francis hospital of kidney disease born May 10 1915 island Samos Greece came to Waterloo 1922 with brothers George and Mike, survived by parents and a sister, with funeral and burial plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Ty. Whitehouse
Clifton LaVerne Whitehouse
Peek Street
Decedent
Cherokee
Sibley
Ada B. Boddy
Waesterley
Mr. Whitehouse
Niuman Company
Calvary Evangelical Church
Aras
Clifton, Jr
Mildred
Mroo
J. F. Whitee
Alsen
N. D
Fot Johns
F.C
Homer C. Whitelaw
Belle Mundy E. Rollins
Sioux City West
Alisoene George
St. Frans Hospital
Islan Samos
Ureeve
Waterloo
George
Mike George
G. George
Mary Tsardaulas
Island Samos
Greece
Maria Brace Re elected Librarian At Waterloo Library
Maria C. Brace was re elected librarian for the coming year by the board of trustees at the Waterloo public library meeting yesterday. Staff reappointments were approved and under her leadership the Readers Dept has seen steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria C. Brace
Waterloo Public Library
Wea
Reon
Miss. Brace
Associated Manufacturers to Offer Small Units Securities
W O Marsh announces B M Osbur appointed syndicates manager to direct distribution of securities authorized for local investors. Securities to be sold in small units at 10 per share with 7 percent preferred and 10 common shares. Deliveries through multiple banks and savings associations in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Watarigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Marsh
Associated Manufacturers Company
B. M. Osbur
Safak Unita
First National Bank
Qibun
Marsh
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Commercial
Anal Bank
Black Hawk National Bank
Haste to Accept Jesus Urges Immediate Response
Dr. W. H. Beachler preached at First Brethren Church on Zacchaeus example urging immediate reception of Jesus. He urged making restitution where wrongs were done and warned against delaying salvation as Jesus invites, with tonight’s topic on who prescribes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Jesus
Zacchaeus
Son
God
Jerusalem
Jie
Christ
Hell
Waterloo Residents On WAM Radio Program
A Cedar Rapids station WAM program last night featured Waterloo area workers from Miners Central railroad and their families. Participants included George A. Wheeler Mrs Clyde R Sanborn Mr and Mrs James RoseMullen Vito Ficarello Harold Golder Florence OHare Orvilia Young Gladys and Mary Crowell and J G Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners Central Railroad
WAM
Evening Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Waterloo
George A. Wheeler
Clyde R. Sanborn
James RoseMullen
Vito Ficarello
Harold Golder
Florence O'Hare
Orvilia Young
Gladys
Mary Crowell
J. G. Allen
Husband shot in car near Canon City after scuffle
April 16 Canon City report says James Allen Dickey formerly of Winfield Kane was found dead in his automobile near Canon City Pueblo road around midnight. A revolver with three empty chambers lay beside the car and the wife surrendered, claiming Dickey shot himself during a car scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
James Allen Dickey
Winfield
Kane
Canon City-Pueblo
Here
Dicker
Patriotic Groups Meet Over Memorial Day Plans
Col Amos H Wheat commander of Robert Anderson post calls a meeting of leaders or delegates of patriotic organizations tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Memorial hall to arrange the Memorial day observance. Veterans of the G A R Spanish and world wars with auxiliaries will join in commemorating the soldier dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos H. Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
G. Alr
Memorial Hall
Fire loss small in Waterloo over past year
Waterloo fire department reports total loss of 126 342 46 dollars for the year with 41 alarms at an average cost 246 74 per alarm. The report notes 90 percent of fires were nominal and credits increased efficiency despite 7 658 848 dollars in property involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yassar
Waterloo
Ray Tiller
Grahal
Radio Programs on April 17 Across U S Stations
A digest of broadcast listings notes programs and times for outlets from WGR Buffalo to KFFWV Lamoni. It lists music talks church services orchestras and concerts across stations including Chicago Detroit Los Angeles New York and Montreal with multiple daily time slots and varied genres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Ez
Din’ Digest
Associated Preas
WGR
Buffalo
News
WAAQ
Chicago Daily Nove
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Musical AP
Chitaro
WLW
Cincinnat
Columbus
Wie
Dallas News
WOO
Davenport
Detroit News
WEX
Detroit
Talkar
CSET
Ford Band
WTAS
Elgin
Guyson
WBAP
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
WDAPF
Kansas City Star
SeMt
Los Angeles
Velas
Louisville Journal
Itep
Medford Hillside
Big Brother Club
WNC
Aremphis
Orchestra
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Sevture
Minneapolis
CEAC
Montreal
Tatke
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
Story
WAAW
Wet
Philadelphia
Orch
Acta
Hoar
Wip
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wendall Hall
KGW
Portland
WGY
WRC
Washington
Danae
Sea House
WORD
Zion
Ames
KFFWV
Lamoni
Black's Warehouse Property Sells on Sycamore and Third
Deeds convey the James Black Dry Goods Company warehouse on Sycamore and Third streets to Louis Bouscher Danvers Illinois. The two story brick building sits on a 27 by 31 foot corner lot forming a J around the Northwestern Bell Telephone building. The property formerly housed Chamberlain Machine Co and has been used as a warehouse. Seller bought as an investment. Deal closed through Frank M Collora jr, realtor. Public consideration not disclosed.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Sycamore
Third Streets
Louis Bouscher
Danvers
Bell Telephonue Company
Third Street
Chamberlain Machine Company
Housher
Frank M. Collora
jPublic
Healthy man has his casket brought home
Maquoketa Iowa April 16 neighbors were startled to see an undertaker's truck deliver a rough box resembling a coffin to 72 year old Charles Crane who lives alone. Crane who uses a wheeled chair for rheumatism has planned to sleep in the coffin at times to be prepared for death and to avoid troubling others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Charles Crane
Sarah
Impulsive April May Bring A Little Snow
Weather notes highlight Waterloo warmth with a 79 degree high and 56 degree low, followed by unsettled conditions and a forecast of rain or snow. The report cites a .23 inch rain total and a shift to colder winds within 24 hours. Bernice Demmel files for divorce from Raymel Demmel alleging cruelty and seeks an injunction against harassment at a Barclay township home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Waterloo
Iowa
Bernice Demmel
Raymel Demmel
Des
Barclay Township
Aurry With Dog Tax Delinquency Urged in County
F We Esher county auditor urges dog owners who have not paid the state tax to settle by April 30 to avoid penalty and publication fee. Delinquent lists will be published May 1. From Washington Miss Marie Dickinson, long time government service worker, visiting Water loo friends. Reared in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurry
F. We. Esher
Washington
Marie Dickinson
Washington, BD. C
Waterloo
Waverly
Gross of Calvary
Easter Pageant Set for Sunday at Orange Township Church
Easter pageant to be presented Sunday at the Orange Township Church with morning and evening performances. Local high school classes held home entertaining events on Sunday afternoon and the eighth grade showcased a program at the Orange auditorium Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange Township
Countey
Ekey
MAO
Wilbur Miller
Carl Peck
Orange Auditorium
Eliza B. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Robins
Guy Miller
Graham
Sanderson
Brandon
Wilbur Russel
Davenport
Ruth Meyers
Mt Morris
Ill
Bruce Giles
Waterloo
Orange High School
Huth Monning
Sdool
Ralph Crim
W. E. Maust
Strawberry Point
Vaughn Hamer
I Shrock
Improvements on T. C. Campus Planned by Education Board
Cedar Falls April 16 Special Propositions of the building and grounds committee met today for campus improvements at Teachers college to be submitted to the State board of education for approval on May 15. The plan covers extensive development of acreage added last fall. Dunkerton Nines Wins Dunkerton high school defeated Orange township in 10 innings 4 to 3 at Dunkerton, a seven inning game had been planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
State Board of Education
Dunkerton
Dunkerton High School
Orange Township Fine
Hair Groom promises lasting combed styles all day
An advertisement touts Hair Groom as a dignified combing cream that yields a natural gloss and well groomed look for business and social occasions. It claims greaseless formula helps hair grow thicker and heavier while warning against greasy imitations.
House Rejects Conference Report on Eugenics Marriage Bill
The House declined to accept the conference committee report on the eugenics marriage bill by 22 to 63 after Senate approval. The chamber plans a new conference, while supporters doubt an agreement can be reached due to chief objections in the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House For Representatives
Conference Committee
Trong
Senate
Fragmentary Report Modifies House Bill Significantly
A fragmented note indicates a report altered the bill to a degree that it would lessen its effect. The text suggests substantial changes by the house to reduce intended impact.
Senate Reaffirms Japanese Action in Immigration Drift
The Senate voted 71 to 4 to reaffirm its approval of the Japanese exclusion provision in the immigration drift. Prisoner Willam Koester was brought to Waterloo from Marshalltown to answer a charge of all ts. Bond fixed at $1-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Willam Koester
Waterloo
Marshalltown
F. A. Robinson
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Family Deserter
Ind
Miss Trene
Maria Brace
Associated Mfe
B. M. Osburn
Liberty
Black
Third and
T._C
Education Board
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Darling
Dr, Darling
House
B. M. Osbun & Company Investment Securities
1St
National Bank
Associated Manufacturers Company Securities
Booth-Joseph Co
Nat'l Bank Corner
Lafendrigh
Sizls
S.fendrich, Inc
Evansville
Imd
H. H. Mehchor Distributors
Dubuque, Towa
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