City debates bus lines to serve unserved streets
Plans to introduce passenger buses in Waterloo would extend service to Jefferson street and other populated areas, with routes near Seventh Street, Fifth Street Bridge, and Cedar River park under consideration. The Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern may run extensions if franchises and finances pass, avoiding direct streetcar competition.
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Alexander and Lacey Draw in Centerville Ring Fights
Centerville Iowa April 20 Ralph Alexander of Waterloo, a heavyweight, fought Hughie Walter in ten rounds to a draw. Alexander showed faster moves while Walker's feints challenged him. Bob Lacey of Waterloo boxed 16 rounds with Longo, Des Moines middleweight, who was groggy yet fought hard. A $1,000 house drew the crowd. John Goss of Waterloo acted as second for Alexander and Lacey.
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Ralphexander
Waterloo
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Master Builders to Meet Again Shortly
John G. Miller president of the Master Builders of appears, saying a board meeting will be held soon to discuss a possible settlement of the wage dispute between contractors and craftsmen. He notes the recent meeting went well and adds details cannot be released yet.
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John G. Miller
Mr. Miller
Mudge to Make Good and Naval Cadet Test Held Here
Candidates take entrance examinations for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in the federal building under supervision of C. E. Braid. The three hour test, overseen by Civil Service officials, will select the district’s nominee, Representative Burton E. Sweet, from Waterloo. A 25 percent discount sale at Woods 211 offers a stylish hat.
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Annapolis
the Civil Service Td
Waterloo
Burton E. Sweet
G W A Introduces Men to Odd Jobs
Greater Waterloo association launches a job clearing house to match men with work amid a shortage. A cataloged directory of job seekers and available posts will be kept at the association offices with records on applicants, family size, desired work, and duration. Dodgers will spread the message across the city via Boy Scouts and others.
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Greater Waterloo Association
E. F. MacDonough
Greater, Waterloo Association
Kopf Signs with Cincinnati As Nats Star Signs
Larry Kopf the Cincinnati Nationals shortstop signed a contract today at the office of President Herrmann. Heine Groh and Hd Roush remained unsigned while Kopf committed to the club in Cincinnati Ohio on April 26 according to Associated Press.
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Cincinnati
Larry Kopf
Cincinnati Nationals
Herrmann
Heine Groh
Hd Roush
Two Waterloo Girls Help Arrest Persistent Suitor
United Press reports James Mack was arrested after allegedly attempting assault on Wilma and Helen Cone, ages 19 and 22, who identified him. Neighbors heard screams and detained him. the sisters said a man had peeped and seized Wilma’s arm for four nights. The Cone sisters, from Waterloo, were telephonists for Iowa Telephone.
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First M. E. Church to Honor New Members
More than 360 new members received since October 1 will be honored at an informal reception in the church parlors tomorrow evening. Parishioners will enjoy music games and refreshments with Mrs. M. M. Beal as arrangements chair.
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First. M. E. Church
M. M. Beal
Woods Wild Discount Hat Sale Attracts Shoppers
A local advertisement promotes a hat sale at Woods Wild with a generous 25 percent discount. Shoppers are invited to choose from a range of styles in the store located downtown, emphasizing bold designs and seasonal prices.
Body of death by own action Probably Will Be Buried in East
The body of Robert E. Wolfe who took his own life yesterday prior to district court on criminal charges brought by his step daughter will likely be taken to his former home in Cressona Pennsylvania. A telegram from Clinton Wolfe a brother said he would arrive in Waterloo to take charge of the remains and burial location will be decided by the widow after his arrival. Coroner Sydney Smith said no inquest will be held as death was by poison in a personal crisis. With his death the charges are void and bonds will be released.
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Rev Mr Williams Dies in Africa Mission Leader for Church of the Brethren
Rev A P Blough, at Elgin Michigan, reports the death of J W B Williams, president of the board of foreign missions, in Africa from fever. Elder Williams had visited Waterloo a year ago and spoke at the local church. Two other mission workers will continue toward northern Africa and Europe after being abroad since last August.
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Miss Stirling Loses to Leitch in English 26-Hole Match
In London on April 20 United Press reports Miss Cecil Leitch, British women champion, defeated Miss Alexa Stirling, American champion, in a 26 hole tourney at Ranelagh club. Leitch posted 70 to Stirling 73 with both players carding 72 yesterday. Leitch also captured a club medal for best 29 holes.
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Ranelagh Club
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Miss Stirling
Missionary Society Golden Jubilee Observed Nationwide
The Women's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society marks 59 years of foreign mission work with a chain of celebrations from Boston to Oakland. Events begin April 26 in Boston and April 29. Rochester gatherings follow May 3 and 4, with Iowa noting Des Moines events June 21 and 22. A missionary pageant led by Mrs Helen Monti Montgomery is highlighted.
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California Italians to Visit Native Land
A party of 200 Italian merchants ranchers and vineyard owners from California sailed on the Olympic today. They will visit their old homes in New York where the ship carried 2 000 passengers.
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Iowa State Teachers College Faces Faculty Resignation
Cedar Falls April 20 Special Miss Madeline Nisbit, three years with the physical training department at Iowa State Teachers college, has filed resignation to take effect June 1 according to announcements today.
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Madeline Nisbit
Iowa State Teachers College
Woods Millinery Secon Advercine Promises 2008 Baspaing
An unreadable ad-like fragment mentions Woods Millinery and a 2008 event labeled baspaing with unclear advertising. The readable bits imply a local business promotion tied to Woods Millinery, but specific details, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.
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Woods Millinery Secon
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Optimism urged at presbytery talk on perspective
Rev. M. K. W. Helcher urged upbeat view amid grim global reports at Westminster Presbyterian church in Cedarulla before Presbytery of Waterloo. He argued true optimism comes from focusing on individuals rather than masses, citing Jesus Luther and Wesley as qualitative thinkers and recounting his experiences in New York City and Japan.
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Cedarulla
Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
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Armenia
Jesus
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Ene
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Worms
John Wesley
England
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Court's Judgment Paid by Defendant Hour After Decree
Alvie Schmitt won a municipal court judgment against Jacob L. Simmons for 1006 plus costs, paid within an hour of verdict. The case concerned an oral commission contract over a 200 acre farm sale in 1919 owned by E. G. Wheeler, with Ed Schmitt involved as buyer. Judge Gwynne ruled for the plaintiff. M. J. Butterfield and A. G. Reid represented the sides.
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Jacob L. Simmons
E. G. Wheeler
Schmitt
Ed Schmitt
J. W. Gwynne
M. J. Butterfield
A. G. Reid
Discount Sal You Surely Can Get Good Bargain
A compact shopper note highlights savings on bargains. It promises discount options and value deals for budget minded shoppers seeking affordable buys.
Sheriff Cleared on Ship Seizure Case
A Florida sheriff cannot board a foreign vessel to search for liquor under prohibition law, ruling that seized liquor cannot be admitted in evidence. County Judge W. Frank Blanton dismissed charges against two British schooner members.
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W. Frank Blanton
Associated Press
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Sunset Club Meeting With Mrs Howrey
An advertisement fragment notes that Erland Flour is for sale and that the Sunset club will meet with Mrs J Howrey tomorrow afternoon at an unspecified location. The readable items tie the club activity to a social gathering and a product promotion.
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Local notes from Clarksville and surrounding towns
Clarksville district items report a hospital stay for Mrs Charles Burke, a $100 settlement for a left wrist injury, and numerous social visits. Updates include church and Legion activities, weddings, a medical operation in Waverly, a safety incident with a farm grinder, and community notices from Denver Tripoli Jesup and Barclay Township declaring local events, farming, and township preparations.
Garland Flour Ad Promotes Quality
Sumner Iowa April 20 19— news notes include births weddings and local updates. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Erwin Heyer is announced and Marjory Blessington and John Corkery wed. the town features park improvements and community events.
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Lloyd Dickman
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Cedar Rapids
Fred Birchmann
Arthur Claxton
Joe Becker
Jay Lease
Yeomen Lodge
Des Moines
Woods Millinery Sale Ad Promises Bargains
Horton Jr. reports April 20 visit from H. Ingham of Minnesota. Sylvia Trumpower and Alta Shipp return for weekend together. Little Forest Smith celebrated last week with J. S. Swinton and Mrs. Swinton hosting Nashua visitors. Perry Beck buys tractor. Mrs Smory Potter and others visit Waverly. Mrs Wit Stanley and children with Mrs Wosseller visit F. E. Boyd. Mrs J Ho Seely and Mrs J T Strauser visit Nashua for business. Terry School closes for tree works due to pupil illness. James Smith to supervise cemetery work again this year.
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Horton, Jr
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F. E. Boyd
J. Ho Seely
J. T. Strauser
Nashua
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Local Pastor 15 Named Delegate to Presbyterian Assembly
Rev. A. C. Preston of Westminster Presbyterian church was elected ministerial delegate to the general assembly at Waterloo presbytery session. Elders elected include Prof. Thomasi IX of Ames as elder delegate and WF. Igeman as alternate. Rev. Heicher named moderator. Rev. Cart Kearns re-elected stated clerk. Calls for pastoral services went to Cedar Heights Maxwell and the Salem, Tranquility churches. Entertainment followed with toasts and music at Westminster church.
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Westminster church leaders meet at Waterloo presbytery session
Twenty seven preachers and 33 elders from 33 churches attended a Waterloo presbytery meeting starting yesterday. Rev Heicher was elected to succeed himself on the vacancy andey committee. Rev Preston chairs Westminster Presbyterian as pastor. Resolutions praised divine guidance and hospitality, noting God’s timing and gratitude for fellowship. A Birmingham real estate firm plans to provide lumber to begin three new homes.
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