Nickel Theatre Not Abandoned and Planned Relayout
The Nickel Theatre project remains active despite delays. Marcus Helman of Chicago confirms no abandonment and aims to open Piney Dealy Yorope by next year if complications with the premises are resolved. The Majestic Theatre, under Heiman Butterfield, will open vaudeville soon with renovations and a revised Sunday change program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moarcus Helman
Chicago
Hermion & Uuthefield
Himstt
Messrs. Heiman & Butterfield Co
Majestic
Majestic Rheatre
Heiman & Buttered
Jessees
Davenport
Heiman & Butterfield
Arthur A. Frudenfeld
The
Geo. M. Fenberg
Alhambra Hippodrome
Frudenfeld
American
Messrs
Motorboat races to feature Glad Hand week program
John C. Jago of the Waterloo Motorboat Club will convene a meeting to organize several races and a parade. A searchlight on the State Building will allow spectators on the Fourth Street bridge to view the events, starting at six o clock. Races, likely with handicap heats, are set for Friday evening with at least thirty boats expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jago
Waterloo Motorboat Club
Evenin
Waterloo in Brief Notes on Local Visiting and Events
A roundup from Waterloo reports A W Lichty of Morrill Kansas visiting relatives J M and H J Lichty Miss Ida Evochs and Mrs Harriett Sewell of Indianapolis at Mrs G H Parker's Jefferson street home Ray Shillam of Oklahoma visiting his parents MWe may travel to British Columbia Waterloo Business College closes Friday for a four week vacation Mrs Edward Mueller and daughter Danelle returning home to Chapple Nebraska Join McLain arrives from New York with family settling in Waterloo east Charles Hayden opens a new studio in Fisher building to depart for two weeks in Les Maine and resume classes Sept 1 Rose Erschens visiting the Kinsella residence on Willington avenue returns home to Dutunque Pa Mrs John McNulty travels to Vinton to visit relatives Attorney George C Sager on two week vacation fishing along Shell Rock River Miss Marion Lizer returns home to Waverly after suing sister Neva Liver Christine Buttke seeks partition of Henry Buttke real estate twelve defendants Mrs Chandler C Wyman of Minneapolis visiting parents 913 Jefferson street Anna Clark of Des Moines leaves for Winton to visit mother Hewell and sisters Miss Lora Reed of White Pigeon Michigan leaves Waterloo after two weeks visiting Aunt Mary Altland and W A Bowen family in Cortlandt street Helmet lodge error corrected about Knights of Pythias supper Sept 8 program planned at Pythian temple Miss Reed travels to Cedar Rapids Stanwood before returning home Also notes Miss Reed gains admirers during stay in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lichty
Morrill
Kan
Waterloo
J. M
H. J. Lichty
Ida Evochs
Harriett Sewell
Indianapolis
G. H. Parker
Jefferson Street
Ray Shillam
Oklahoma
Shilliam
Mwe
British Columbia
Waterloo Business College
Join McLain
New York
Waterloo East
Charles Hayden
Fisher Building
Les Maines
Lora Reed
White Pigeon
Mich
Mary Altland
W. A. Bowen
Cortlandt Street
Cedar Rapids
Miss Reed
Stanwood
Grewsome Facts Coming to Light in Odd Claims
A garbled piece reports a claim by Vardilat about parasitic worm experiences and medical remedies, citing Mr Wy OM. Meharry and others. it mentions a televised program featuring ladies driving nails as part of a feature, with references to stomach trouble, nerves, and vitality improvements from a so called Vurpillat remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardilat
Nighis
Hir
Vurpillat
Wy OM
Meharry
North End Waterloo Shifts As Firms Move In
Several North End firms relocate this week as new businesses establish in the area. H C Hunt moves barber shop and pool hall to 1107 East Fourth street, Frank Kido contemplates fruit business fate, Steve Gentile to open a restaurant, Henry Meyers installing restaurant fixtures at 1109 East Fourth, A J Milsap relocates smoker to the Fourth and Saxon corner, Gilmore and Snackenburg to occupy the adjoining space, and others vacate older premises as the market moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H. C. Hunt
East Fourth Street
Frank Kido
Kido
A. J. Milsap
Fourth
Saxon
Gilmore & Snackenburg
Milsap
Illinois Central personnel on business trips and visits
L L King division storekeeper of the Illinois Central left yesterday for western terminal points under his jurisdiction. T F Shannon general foreman of the Illinois Central at Cherokee is in the city. F F Chapman and two daughters of Council Bluffs are visiting Waterloo in the home of Mr and Mrs F W Taylor. Chapman is a traveling engineer for the Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. King
Ilinois Central
T. F. Shannon
Cherokee
F. F. Chapman
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
F. W. Taylor
Mr. Chapman
Illinois Central
Rock Island Plans Freight Relief At Des Moines Fair
General Manager W M Whitenton announced arrangements to ease fair time freight congestion in Des Moines by handling less than car load shipments at the state fair grounds. The Rock Island will convert part of its passenger station into a freight depot with elevated floors and new tracks and platforms, plus a freight agent to manage traffic. Des Moines jobbers expect relief from previous gridlock during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. M. Whitenton
Rock Island
Des Moines Comercial Club
State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Readlyn notes lively week with visits and local events
Aug 5 Readlyn scene includes Rev Cordis from Boone visiting a week with Readlyn residents. Local ill child recovering. McDermitt of Oelwein plans to stock a drug shop. Mayors Vanderwalker host Beecher family near Westgate. Farmers threshing report fine oats. Hand concert attendees from town to Waverly. Various residents and visitors travel to Independence and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
Cordis
Boone
Flord Kraft
Mr. McDermitt
Oelwein
McDermitt
Vanderwalker
Beecher
Westgate
Ness
Les Waltham
Minn
Chriss Miller
Iss Rommel
Jin Pe Wee
Welincer
FL J. Bierne
Clabby and
Ryan
Poledorfer
Mrs Schave Dies After Illness. Funeral Held Monday
The Great Western office reports Mrs Henry Schave died Friday night after an illness. Her funeral was held Monday afternoon at Rev Groening's church. She leaves a husband five children and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss. The community extends sympathy to the family during this affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Mayer
Bristow
Henry Schave
Rev. Groening
Auto Accident at Cedar Falls Leaves Victims Trapped
In Cedar Falls an auto collision near Hammer farm trapped Harry McCowen and his sister under the vehicle. Both escaped serious injury. McCowen sustained neck and shoulder injuries and will miss days, while his sister suffered bruises and shock. The car, though overturned, was drivable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harry McCowen
Waugh
Hammer Farm
McCowen
Mr. McCowen
Miss McCowen
Child Burned in Minneapolis Fire Incident
Harriet Lake a five year old visiting Minneapolis with her mother Mrs W J Lake and sister Marion was severely burned after finding matches during a brief mother’s absence. The child’s clothing burned, the mother smothered the fire and rolled her in a rug. She sustained burns to the right breast shoulder and eye lashes but is expected to recover. Father notified by letter and traveling to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lake
Minneapolis
W. J. Lake
Harrison Street
Marion
Andrew Nelson
Nicolet Avenue
Waterloo
Minneapolia
Attorney cites vegetables wagon case over sale charge
Officers testified the accused man had vegetables on his wagon and offered the goods for sale but did not witness disposal of produce. The judge ruled no violation. City Weight Inspector Webb filed a second charge against Mr. Davis and the case was set for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Weight
Webb
Mr. Davis
Pennant Race Decided Thursday In Sunday School League
At a meeting last evening the tie for leadership between First Baptist and Grace M E in the Sunday School league was settled. Only one game will be played, likely a six inning affair, Thursday at Prospect park at 6 p m, with Kellar pitching for First Baptist and Johnson for Grace M E. A license to wed was issued to Bruns R Marx and Helena Schultz, both of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Grace M. E
Prospect Park
Kellar
Johnson
Briins R. Marx
Helena Schultz
Waterloo
Huckster Davis Faces Trial On Weighing Charge
Tanne Davis was arrested yesterday for selling produce during market hours without weighing vegetables. He pleaded not guilty to the initial charge and must stand trial Friday on the weighing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanne Davis
Ota
Mr. Davis
Paneaae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nickel Theatre
Reiman & Butterfield
Toston Brokerage Co
Bycamere St
Buchanan
Edward Mueller
Danelle
Rose Erschens
Kinsella
Willigton Avenue
Dutunque, Pa
John McNulty
Vinton
George C. Sager
Shell Rock
Marion Lizer
Sesters
Waverly
Neva Liver
Christine Buttke
Henry Buttke
Spring Creek Township
Chandler C. Wyman
Minneapaulis
G. R. Crittenden
Anna Clark
Daniel Lanning
Winton
Hewell
Alberts
Rice
Charles Storm
Faye E. Huff
M. A. Huff
Kellogg
Harvey
A. J. Naylor
Fourth Street West
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
North Waterloo
North End
Mov
Smart Shop
East Fourth ST
H. A. Touhey, Prop
W. T. Naldrett
Mgr
Dolly Varden
Cedar Fall
Car
Turtle
Dam
Boston
Andriy Liaerewerih
Harriet Lake OF
Huckster
St. Paul
T. J. Cleary
A. E. P. Kretz
CLT
A. 6Th
Sycamore
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