Dissolution Bid Takes Stage in Black Hawk District
A hearing in Black Hawk county seeks to dissolve the Ideal district, a Cedar Falls Union townships and Grundy county area formed two years ago. The petition cites inoperable one room schools, high material costs, and questionable signatories with 90 names on file and 41 withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Equnty
Ieing
CG. Moeller
Ounty
Cedar Fally
Union Townships
Black Hawk County
Fairfield Township
Grundy County
Thas
Moeller
Betara
Ge. M. Parker
Cedar Falls
George J. Pike
Waterloo
Congress
United States
St. Paul
Sas
Grundy Countes
County Boards of Education
Grundy and
Black” Hawk
Care of Disabled War Vets Told by Waterloo Visitor
Miss M. Adam Turner, regional officer for disabled service men, praises care and rehabilitation of war blinded veterans as the most humanitarian work of the U S War Veterans Bureau. She discusses treatment at Evergreen Institute and Mount Grove, noting two blind ex-service men in Waterloo District and training outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. War Veterans’ Bureau
M. Adam Turner
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Watersou
Mount, Groove
Furner
Tuhuque
Oelwein
City in Brief and Local Notices
In Waterloo area notes, residents travel and visit relatives including Miss Ada Siffer, Miss Helen ONeill, and Mrs Walter Delaney. Local business and property interests include Hugo Evers observing roof work at Walnut Court and court petitions by Tressval for estate administration. Public notices cover suits against D V Stranahan and others, while residents receive updates on hospital training, veterans bureau outreach, and upcoming community events and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O'Neill
Slacher
Walter” Delaney
Ada Siffer
Herr Sistry
Fayette
Lalls Alford
Iniovida
LcAllen
Bor T. Tressva
Iste Sc. M. Pressnatl
Lenora G. Titus Cxcamrix
Hugo Evers
Minneapolis
Walnut Court Apartments
Relatives to Visit Grave of Waterloo Soldier in France
Hiram Maynard of Chicago and relatives plan a European tour to visit the grave of Lieut. Chapman, aviator killed in action with the Lafayette Escadrille in France. Mrs. C. W. Chapman, joining a directed tour, will also seek the burial site of her son in France.
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Waterloo
France
Hiram
Maynard
Chicago
H. B. Maynard
Ferloo
Wil
An & Thin
Europe
C. W. Chapman
Chapman
England
Italy
Switzerland
Lieut
Lafayette Escidrille
Warfront Attacks Leave Polish Troops Killed on Frontier
Warsaw reports that on the Lithuanian frontier today Dowo Poles were killed and several wounded in guerilla fighting. The commander of a Polish military station was captured by Lithuanian irregulars during the flare up.
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Warsaw
Byrnes Park Golf Course Opens With Gala Welcome
A gala opening marks Byrnes Park Golf Course in Waterloo as the new links welcome golfers for spring and summer. The fairway is in good shape though temporary evargas are needed while plans for nine more holes are discussed by a park board member to attract more players this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Witoas
Dr Robertson to Conduct Revival at New Universalist Church
Dr Luther Riley Robertson of Chicago will lead a series of Good News Meetings at the newly renamed Church of the Redeemer on Independence Avenue. The building, formerly the Strand Theatre site, is nearly ready with pews missing. Rev Otto S Raspe will deliver the first sermon tomorrow evening as nightly services run through the dedicatory weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Universalists
Independence Avenue
Luther Riley Robertson
Chicago
James Black
Church of
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
Robertson
Hooch Found in Overcoat Leads to Guilty Plea
Police seized six large liquor bottles from an overcoat at James White's barbershop on Linn Street. White, charged with illegal possession, pleaded not guilty as a municipal court arraignment set trial for Friday. Detected by detective Ralph Davis with a federal officer, the raid disclosed four quarts and two pints of liquor in the coat pockets. White claimed the moonshine was for his own use and explained he fills bottles with water when he drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Street
James White
Ralph Davis
White
Richards
Rev Beachler Returns From Ohio to Waterloo
Rev William H Beachler pastor of First Brethren church returns to Waterloo after absence since Easter. He was called to Miamisburg Ohio by the death of his mother which occurred March 31. Following the funeral.
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William H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Waterloo
Miamisburg
Plac Marth
Beuchier Couple Attend Church Dedication and Board Meeting
Rov and Mrs Beuchier stayed in the area to dedicate a church in South Bend Indiana and to attend the vital meeting of the college board in Ashland Ohio. Mrs Beuchier remains in Ohio with her mother near death in Bellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuchier
South Bend
Ind
College Board
Ashland
Bolloville
Radio programs and concerts broadcast by Davenport and Clinton groups
A fragmented list of radio broadcasts from Palmer School of Chiropractia Davenport and Hawkeye Orchestra Clinton Iowa plus WGY Schenectady and Courier Journal Louisville programs. It covers concerts on 430 and 485 meters with central and eastern time schedules, names of performers, orchestras, and a call for radio receivers guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School of Chiropractia
Davenport
Webb
Neha Saale
Werther Amt
Opaigg
Ageion
Panies Garcery
Wart Stephan
Sandman
Juan—ArGst
Erwit Swindell
Hawkeye Orchestra
Clinton
Gladys Muering
Ponnect Educational Incture
Cudi Vale, Comb
WGY General
Electric Company
Schenectady
Columbia Couny Philharmonia Orchestra
Thundercloud
Ash
Ford
Columbia
Enilhaemonte Jorchestra
Sopmuhe Golos
Vari
Yark
Gelubert
Seer ‘Lok
Stuke
Earth Kelnberg
Juarthermes
Courier-Tournal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Heyde C. Senmed
Alamo Theatre
Tolkca
Ezokiet
Ilelen Gibson
Greenville
S.C
Stanton, In
Mary Carahan
Poud
the Sciences
Ydeo
Shelbyville
Yarvid Poynter
Frankfort
Eudora South
Girl Glee Club
Berea College
Berea
Josephine Mitchell
Franktindence
Leo Ranklin
Tau
Newman Spoone
A. Zoeller
Harlan F.‘ Je
Banjo
Emmatt
Mmcgalin
Xophane
Lowell Sichols
Thomas I Gordon
Popular Sedgwick designed home offers practical features
A description of a popular house plan by Chas. S. Sedgwick outlines a simple exterior, long living room, circle bay windowed dining area, breakfast area, well lit rooms with cross ventilation, and separate bath and toilet. Exterior 32 by 26 feet, ceiling height 7 feet 9 inches, brick up to first story.
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Sas
Mecenuy
Parnee
Redruth
Comwpall
Eng
Rotarians to Shoot With West High Students
Rotarians accepted a challenge from the West High rifle team for a match on the West High range. The Rotary club, boasting several excellent shots, will use the range open Wednesday and Saturday evenings for Rotary riflemen to practice, announced by Liest W H Durchden, military training supervisor.
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West High
West High Range
Rotary Club
Rotary
Liest- W. H. Durchden
Wald
That Guiltiest Feeling and Northwest Return Sprint
Readers note a note about travel and fares from Vancouver and Victoria to northern points and back. Mentions Sinadate Puchte and Northern Pa tele with Great Northern toward Milwaukee and a fare of $97.68.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Northern
Patele
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Addition to People's Hospital at Independence
Work on the basement and foundation for the addition to People's Hospital in Independence is under way. Home Construction Company of Independence holds the contract. The two story modern building will rise above the basement wall and sits on a lot bought years ago from George T. Farmer. Miss Minnie Chapman, hospital superintendent since opening, has resigned and will depart in April.
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Independence, In
People’s Hospital
Home Construction Company
Independence
George T. Famer
Minnie Chapman
Cal J Miller to Build Three Homes In City
Calvin J Miller, now in the home building business, secured permits for three residences to be erected at once. Two will rise in the 300 block of Oak Lawn terrace and one at 517 Home Park boulevard, with an estimated cost around 4000 dollars. Other permits issued cover repairs and garages for several properties, including 613 Water street and 1500 Commercial, plus wrecking at 913 Fourth street east.
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Calvin J. Miller
Oak Lawn Terrace
Home Park Boulevard
M. D. Witty
Water Street
W. W. Praris
Almond
Second Street
HW. Krensky
A. W. Bartelt
Fourth Street
Plymouth Scout Troop to Be Formed Next Week
A Courier report states a new scout troop will be organized at Plymouth Congregational church. The meeting is set for April 28, with Lt Eugene Reed serving as scoutmaster and leading Troop 1 in preparations for national registration. Troop 3, led by Jor Snively, is also growing steadily under commendable efforts.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
ALF
Eugene Reed
Jor Snively
Summer Tourist Rates Same as Last Season
Western Passenger association adopts summer tourist rates effective May 1 through October. W. I. Buckley of Illinois Central says rates mirror last season. Portland or Seattle round trip 75.97 dollars. California destinations 81.70 dollars. San Francisco unspecified.
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West
Western Passenger Association
W. I. Buckley
Illinois Central
Portland
Seattle
California
San Francisco
Dr Boysen Re elected President Of East School Board
Jr HL Boysen was re elected president of the East school board at an April meeting at a high school. The term runs one year. Other officers WoL Bruin secretary Wyant treasurer were elected last year. Secretary election set for July.
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AL Boysen
Oaush High
Jant Wight
Boysen
House
Bruin
I. Oh. Wyant
Clifford Hayes Named For Office In Marquette Club
Clifford Hayes chosen for office in Marquette Club as students and clubs at Marquette University Milwaukee discuss activities. The input mentions the West High auditorium debate between West affirmative team Harold White John Alej Curtney Russell Beachter and Ames negative team at James, along with Mary Aaves and a 1102 Mulberry Street address. It references Climalene and theatre initiatives, Alpha Gamma Chi fraternity, and a junior prom play Come Out of the Kitchen.
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Boone
West High Auditorium
West
Harold White
John Alej Curtney
Russell Beachter
Will jMeet
Ames
James
Clifford Hayes
Mary Aaves
Mulberry Street
Segempton
Marquette University
Milwau- Purchase
Climalenekee
Wis
Las Umatan
Slayes
Alpha Gamma Chi
Marauale School of
West High Debaters Meet Boone Friday
West High debaters will uphold the negative on the city manager plan debate. Robert Pollard John McDowell and Walter Brubaker will argue against adopting the plan at Friday’s meet with Boone.
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West High
Boone
Robert Pollard
John McDowell
Walter Brubaker
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IDEAL
West End
Ath St. Bridge
Spqrienced Optica
D. V. Stranahan
Charles E. Luce
Harry T. Haven
Tiweee Sensen
Atrand
George Vo Sensen
Campbell Avenue
Chua
Trainis
W University of ‘Tow
John Jacobson
Greater
Sunnyeide
Fea Sale Stable
Sycamore
Graca M. E. Church
Dr. Robertson
Hooch
Ohio
RADIO
Wwoc
Ivy
Massuet
Afessenei
Helen Brotherton
Wallace
Mollay
Wester
Gustav A. Rapm
Giannes
Viana
Schatlong
MacDowall
Macdowelly
Earl Hermance
Christen Y
sole—Boat Song
Cware
Joyce Diamond
Gounod
WHAS
Grisen
Karl C. von Lackum
the Courier
Chas. S. Sedgwick
Uri Rootee Ape
Wey Oe
Chasibed Werigo
Wier
Washut
Robert
At Independence
Cal J. Miller
The
Taos
UT U
DR. Boysen
East School Board
Lorna Lee
Middican Achosel
Marquette Club
Wittick
APTUS
Waterloo Theatre
Nighards
America
Witital’s
Waterloo ‘Theatre
Ders
Cody Berra
Chengcal
Ely
Relek
Leonard
Minn
Bills Hotel
Jong i
Mene
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