Rotary Council to Fla Program for Coming Year
Rotary president Raymond M. Havens outlines a program for the year at the International Council meeting in Chicago attended by directors, governors and representatives from England Ireland Scotland South America Cuba Australia Canada Mexico and the United States. He emphasizes the golden rule as a business guide and calls Rotary a force for citizenship, boys work, and global extension beyond national borders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rotary
Raymond M. Havens
Kansas City
Rotary Clubs
International Council of Rotary Clubs
Wen
England
Scotland
Ireland
South America
Cuba
Australia
Canada
Mexico
United States
International Board of Directors
Los Angeles
Mr. Havens
Modernife
Thar
Havens
Rotary International
Antediluvian Relics Exposed by Floods in Einesburg
In Einesburg on August 8 a flood revealed trees and stones of ancient origin. Workers found cedar trunks aged 230000 years buried 40 feet deep on the L H Smatley farm and oak trunks on the George Lusby farm. Cedar chests are planned from the preserved wood.
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Hugh Brown
George Lusby
Third Period Scouts Depart for Camp Ingachooc
Third period Boy Scout campers destined for Camp Ingachooc left at 7.54 this morning by special train over the W C F and XNI lines. On arrival they will receive physical examinations by Dr J G McAlvin. About 100 boys will attend with Rev William H Beachler as chief medicine man and C Simmons council president and W J Rechtsfartig commissioner remaining through the period.
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Ingachooc
CF & Xni
J. G McAlvin
Willam H. Beachler
C. ¥.Simmons
W. J. Rechtfartig
Mrs. W. B. Brown Dead and Buried in California
A letter from Karl Brown of Los Angeles dated July 23 reports the death of Mrs. W. B. Brown from cancer and her burial in Los Angeles. The Browns, once residents of Waterloo, moved to California five years ago. Mr. Brown, known as Buggy Brown, was a traveling salesman for a buggy concern.
Auto Steppers Pay Fines in Castle Hill Court
Four speeders appeared before J. Go Tinagy, executive of Castle Hill, and paid fines totaling 435 for excessive speed. Evidence suggested speeds from 82 to 40 mph. Of 14 cases listed, five forfeited bonds of 16 each, two dismissed for insufficient evidence, three continued to next Monday, and four fined again.
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J. GO Tinagy
Castle Hill
Love Missives Clutter Postoffice if Cupid Is Not On Mail List
Waterloo postmaster M. H. Kelly warns that letters to youths and girls arrive monthly and delays occur when recipients are not registered. Families should provide all names of children old enough to receive mail to speed delivery and reduce clerical work.
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Cupid
Mary
Mollie
M. H. Kelly
Waterloo
Kelly
Waterloo bus license scrapped as interurban firms win freedom
Mayor Gnagy and Harry Haed void a city rule demanding $75 annual licenses for buses, citing Iowa law limits on municipal regulation. Interurban operators, numbering 10 to 12 across three firms, now run without city hindrance, pending state court rulings and potential new laws. A fare war follows with lower rates between Waterloo and Cedar Falls as operators seek gains outside city limits.
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A. B. Gnagy
Harry M. Haed
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Bees
Gnagy
Supreme Court
Waterloo
A. E. Johnson
Gollega Hill
Cedar Falls
Fredric Park
Anc
Electric Park
Ceder Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County
Mason City
Charles 1
Waterloo Girl Sees Test of Fox's Brain
Miss Gladys Atkins, office assistant to Dr. H. W. Sigworth, returned from Iowa City where she trained in the university laboratory. She viewed tests on the brain of a fox that had bitten five people near Hopkinton Indiana. Tests showed the animal had hydrophobia and treatment was given to the victims.
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Gladys Atkins
H. W. Sigworth
Iowa City
The
State University
Greene Pioneer Dies at Ho Desk
Fred Mings age 60 a pioneer resident of Butler County died suddenly at 8 a m while seated at his desk in the Pooley Clark lumber office in Greene during conversation with Bert Clark of the firm. He was joint owner of the Pooley Clark company and had served 30 years in local business and 20 years on the school board. Surviving are his widow and four children Wilbur Clarence Freda Edna, plus three brothers and five sisters. Funeral plans not announced.
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John Arrent Luamber
Charles Gates Company
Gates
Maass
Maasa
Greene
Lutheran Church
Wilbur
Clarence
Freda
Edna
Prep Camp Boys Hike On Anderson Island Overnight
Y M C A boys led by W F Huxford and Paul Emith hiked to Rotary Island for an overnight trek. Mrs C A Morris hosted a 5 am breakfast with cocoa toast and doughnuts. Dedication tonight at 6 pm marks Isle of Waterloo gift to the YMCA by 15 donors. Social Bend plans ice cream and cakes for Children’s Christian Home in Council Bluffs.
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Anderson Island
W. F. Huxford
Paul Emith
Rotary
C. A. Morris
Morris
Social Bend
Matt Miller
Leland Avenue
Children’s Christian Home
Council Bluffs
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Rotary Council
R. M. Havens
W. B. Brown
California
Bwaoto
Fox
Greene Pioneer
Fred Massa
Leath’s
Leath
Guota- Wong
Anle
Bo Wa
A. Leath
Pravident
Kine Davenport
Vernias Martin
Axminster
Royal Wilton
Jeaths
Simmons
Richardson
Richardson Company
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc
Oeree
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