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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1928
Page
8
In the House of Commons Sir Austen Chamberlain shattered a British habit by saying I am speaking as an English gentleman. Critics say the term gentleman fuels class bias and hampers debate over foreign affairs.
A vast fleet of eighty ships and about 35 000 men will stage joint war games from San Diego to San Francisco and Hawaii from mid April through June. Admiral Willer commands from the Texas with de Steigner nearby as fleet chief.
Construction planned for two chapels with seating for 100 at Walnut Street Baptist Church Hagerman addition and lower Lafayette street in a near future. Erection approved by church trustees led by L G Adams on plots donated to the church. Existing Sunday schools met in tents and homes during winter work from Rev Warren J Steeves.
The fragment mentions a vocational conference with Wesleyan students, Julius Buhste’s children and college plans, increasing amusements in Paris with theatres and circuses, a deer wandering near Deer Ts Shepherd Point, a Berlin event with vendors, and a legal dispute in Toledo where Thomas M. Swinton sues Olive Rot for 20000 over poison ivy.
Three chiropractors begin practice in Davenport at a Riviera building suite. Dr. Guernsey and Dr. Manson, Palmer School graduates, recently completed postgraduate work. Dr. Manson plans family relocation this week while Dr. Guernsey stays until June. Dr. R R McWilliams has taken over another chiropractors’ practice in the Caward building.
Verno Remy of the YMCG said the Cedar Falls incident involved two La Porte boys and a Cedar Falls youth who fell into the Cedar River during an outing near Morris Telecamp shore. They were rescued after sinking to three feet, with aid from Gooch Condor and Anderson driving for a boat and a farm truck to bring them ashore for dry clothing.
Mrs. Alina Shearer Gemmell, 86, longtime resident of Toulon, born in Ayrshire Scotland, sailed to the United States at age nine. She died after a brief pneumonia at her daughter Mrs. FE K Thornton's home. Surviving children include seven in Oak Park Illinois and elsewhere. Body to travel to Toulon for funeral Tuesday at 11 a.m.
T. G. Hite, longtime Waterloo chef, reopened the restaurant at 521 Lafayette Street formerly Clara's cafe after taking over the lease and fixtures. He helped open Bishop cafe in the city and has led kitchens in several large midwest cafes, once serving at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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