Arotarians Ke Some New Ideas
William Coppock of Council Bluffs Iowa Rotary was elected district governor of the Sixteenth district at the Des Moines tristate conference. Waterloo delegates praised Rotary’s broader vision and discussed the boy problem amid organizing a Boy Scouts council. Dave Darrah urged Rotary members to match their lives to the life of a boy as a key aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coppock
Council Bluffs
Rotary
Tristate
Des Moines
Waterloo Rotary
Waterloo
Dave EB. Darrah
Charles City Club
Retarian
Waterloo in Brief Indicates Local Happenings and Moves
Fort Dodge postmaster Frank Ryan visits Waterloo on business. Waterloo Business College class meets to elect officers. Several residents ill with smallpox. Locals return from California and Rochester for a health update. Students from two colleges compete in a scholastic contest, with a cup trophy to be awarded. Community events include theater management attendance at a convention and a veteran group meeting. Minor accidents reported. engineers plan statewide framing meeting. Naval academy examinations pending. bicycle theft reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Watterloo
Rochester
Minn
Frank Pinkerton
Santa Ana Cal
Sam H.pinkerton
Leland Avenue
Irwin Sage
FB. C. Sage
Webster City High School
Walter Wood
Williston Avenue
Hogland
R. A. Culbert
Army
Rpavenport
A. J. Busby
Des Moines
Itending
Iowa Bill Posters’ Association
Black Hawk County Bolo Llub
Memorial Hall
G. A. Wheeler
Cascaden Place
William Kuiper
Fourth Street
Warren Gilbert
Wang & Miller
Waterloo Business College
Fort Dodge Business College
Wireless music tested by Sergt Brass in Atlanta
In Atlanta Sergt Thomas Brass demonstrated wireless music to the Atlanta Radio Club, reportedly the first public wireless concert. He played Dardanella and described plans to send music to distant audiences via a special listening setup needing synchronized sounding boards for dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sergt
Thomas Brass
Tyth
Vorce
Atlanta Radio Club
Sergi
Brass
Brothers Meet In Chicago After Sixty Two Years
George S. Payne venerable astronomer and poet will visit his brother B M Payne in Chicago for the first time in 62 years. George, aged 63, left Pennsylvania for the West when B M was a boy of 10 and they have not met since. They plan to see the Northwestern University telescope and then travel to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Payne
Chiciago
B. M. Payne
George Payne
Pennsylvania
Yeome West
B. M
Chicago
Payne
Courier
Northwestern University
Des Moines
Kasinski Exonerated by Jury in Fatal Bedroom Incident
Walter Kasinski, 16, was cleared by a coroner's jury for the death of Hazel Fredrickson, 17, at 2906 Warsaw Avenue after a visit to 2914 Warsaw. He pursued her with an empty revolver, then inserted a live cartridge and fired as he attempted suicide when his stepfather intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Kazsinski
Hazel Fredrickson
Hazel
Warsaw Avenue
Walter
From Arizona to Waterloo By Auto
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schenk arrived in Waterloo after three weeks on the road from Arizona. They averaged about 100 miles a day amid bad roads and heavy storms. Schenk, a government engineer in the southwest, will stay in Iowa for now. Mrs Schenk, formerly Edna Alton of the American Bank Trust Co, had traveled to Arizona last summer for their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schenk
Arizona
Schenk
Southwest
Iowa
Edna ‘Alton
American
Drama Brochure first Waterloo issue to be published
A unique little magazine titled The Drama Brochure will debut tomorrow in Waterloo. Volume 1 number 1 contains 32 pages of literary and poetic articles and advertising. Editors include Thomas Meyers Maude Mackane A E Haswell Lao J Rosemer with Glen H Snyder and Van Hoesen Clancy handling advertising. It will be issued monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fred Ie Kimball Company
Local building permit notes and addresses scattered
Mixed OCR fragment lists building permits and addresses including Logan Avenue Cedar Street Baltimore Street and various names. Mentions school building and district references with unclear amounts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McClinton
Logan Ave
AWD
H.C.’ Herber
Les Dawson
Otreet
Raine A
X Reaney
Street
Billthouer Atreet
Willie Graham
Baltimore Street
Yeland
Hill
BUMES
Red Cross Port of Missing Men Aids Families
Local Red Cross chapter acts as a port of missing men aiding former soldiers and families. Walter Frener, in naval service, returned to Waterloo only to find his parents moved. No forwarding address was left and Mulberry Street was his family’s prior address. Corporal Fay Fenton Fessenden, Jamestown, missing. Red Cross aiding relatives. Several cases and inquiries described by executive secretary Mrs. George B. Worthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Walter W. Frener
Naval Service
Waterloo
Frener
Mulberry Street
Red Cross
Fay Fenton Fessenden
Jamestown
Company M
Three Hundred Tenth Infantry
George B. Worthen
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Boy Scout
Buchanan's
Advertisemant
Tne
RADIO
Army Man's Way
Hanna
Rele
Laverne
Theorn
Lafayetté
Wormen
Benest
Mae Bees and Firetide
Palace Theatre
Sured
Brassella
Seret
Duvelving
Shin
Uomnsimller
Brassia
Port of Missing
Hennepin
Poenneapolis
Oscar Martinson
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
United States
Page Morris
William Anderson
Vanule Thackery
R. I
Paris
Imd
Vail
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia
Indianapolis
Ind
B.thrifty
Waterloo Savings Bank Commercial and _ Bridge Streets
Wangler Bros, B. W. Schuneman & CO
Peer Ee Ey
Usaanalonies J
the Fox Shoe Store
Sycamore Street
Vtad
God
Evangelical Denominations of
America
Interchurch World Movement
Jesus Christ
Einterchurch World Movement of of North
Black Hawk National Bank
Scane's
East Fourth St
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