Parroths Address at Waterloo Business College Graduates
Rev Harold E Parr spoke at First Methodist church to Waterloo Business College graduates on the secret of achievers. He cited Muses Lincoln Christie Paul and others, stressing preparedness purpose character and seizing opportunities. Diplomas were presented and President Gates urged the new graduates to honor their diplomas as marks of duty in business.
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Waterloo Business College
First Methodist Church
Harold E. Parr
Business College
Sivas
A. P
Gates
Mr. Parr
Christ
Paul
Europe
Lincoln
Goison
Prospect Golf Team Finishes Third in Northeast Town Meet
The Prospect Golf Club quintet finished third in the second Northeast Town Golf Association tournament at Dubuque yesterday. Poor links favored familiar foes Independence and Waterloo, who struggled on the hilly course while Dubuque’s Al Peaseley led 36 holes 5 up on bogey. Arnold Peaseley and Burr Lichty earned top individual and team honors, with Lichty joining last minute to boost Waterloos’ entry and Don Donnan of Independence finishing fourth.
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Prospect Golf Club
Northeast Town Golf Association
Dubnuque
Independence
Waterloo
al Peaseley
Dubuque
Arnold Peaseley
University of Pennsylvania
Henderson Music House to Oelwein closing move
E M Henderson proprietor of Henderson Music House announced a closing out sale and relocation from Waterloo to Oelwein after thirty one years selling pianos and related stock. The family plans to move after selling off stock and fixtures at low prices within two weeks.
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E. M. Henderson
Henderson Music House
Oelwein
Waterloo
Mr Henderson
Diane
Middle West
Kimball Company
Parsons Music House
Himee R
E. M. Jen~derson
Debwein
Final Struggle to Save Waterloo Chautauqua
Waterloo residents face a two day deadline to fund the old Chautauqua project or lose the option to acquire re holdings. Promoters push for 2000 shares. about 900 shares totaling $9,000 have been sold toward the $20,000 goal. A. M. Edwards named trustee. stockholders shift holdings to back a new association to sustain the Chautauqua institution.
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Chautauqua
Waterloo
Chautauqua Association
James Black
Edwards
Iitney Operator Sued For $10,000
A damage suit for $10,000 was filed by Louise Bried against Edmund D. Sheffield and Iva Sheffield over a Fourth street jitney bus overturn on July 7. The complaint accuses the driver of incompetence, inexperience, and intoxication, claiming Mrs. Friedl injured severely and will have permanent nervous system issues. An attachment for $2,500 was authorized.
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Fourth Street East
E. H. McCay
Louise Bried
Edmund D. Sheffield
Iva Sheffield
Friedl
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Plans Discussed For Homecoming At Rotary Meeting
A Waterloo homecoming plan was discussed at the Gal loway club noon session by a Rotary club special committee led by W F Parrott. No firm details emerged yet but approval exists for a Waterloo event during homecoming week. Meanwhile police report a gold watch and $10 stolen from Lawson Bros 914 Mulberry street. A young woman who frequented the residence is suspected.
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Galloway Club
Rotary Club
W. F. Parrott
Waterloo
Lawson Bros
Mulberry Street
Wen
Bank Teller Held for Big Robbery Case
Leo Perrin a former Cedar Rapids National Bank teller was arrested on charges of stealing 20000 from the bank a week ago Saturday He reportedly confessed but later repudiated statements implicating him in the crime
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Leo Perrin
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Terrin
Bank Clearings and Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Weekly Update
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Aug 13 1915 totaled 2 402 917 60 with daily breakdowns. Realty transfers mortgages chattel mortgages and instruments filed show week ending Aug 11 287 581 48 in deeds 63 338 50 in previous week 47 060 82 week ending Aug 11 4 6 885 week ending Aug 12 57 759 85 total instruments filed to date 4 348 with a decline from the prior year.
Waverly Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Waverly Aug 12. Miss Tribbels of Shell Rock visits Mrs Werr. Mooney and family return from Minnesota by auto. Harold Mantor and Agnes Miller arrive from Sioux City to visit grandmother Sitter. A Morey, Dr Hemingway and Iva Babcock travel to Waterloo for theatre. Catholic Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs Zoller’s with sewing and refreshments. McDowells return from Pardeville Wis after month with parents. Mrs Hoppenworth moves from Mercy Hospital to home. Weires of Alison lists as business caller. Hulda Wisenhop leaves for Chicago for two weeks. Mrs Booth and baby visit from West Union at Myer home. Zella Hodges travels to Des Moines for Sunday with Mrs Perry Broadie. Anne Hageman returns to Chillicothe Ohio after visiting Hageman relatives. Royal Krause, 12, critically ill with infantile paralysis. Mrs Joe Miller visits from Chartes City. Mrs Henry Cook injures arm requiring physician. Lona Offerman of Sleepy Eye visits Miss Elale Buelaw. Rev John Cole vacations in Chicago and Ottawa. Morris Larson and Myrtla Thompson of Waterloo visit Mrs Bruno Wober.
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Iva Babcock
Waterloo
Ata Society
Jack Zoller
W. &. McDowell
Pardeville
Wis
Alfred Hoppenworth
Mercy Hospital
Carl Hoppenworth
Frank Weires
Alison
Hulda Wisenhop
Chicago
Jim Booth
Baby
West Union
Myer
Zella Hodges
Des Moines
Perry Broadie
Anne Hageman
Chillicothe
Fred Hageman
Royal Krause
Sheriff
J. 4. Krause
Joe Miller
Chartes City
Meyer
Henry Cook
Cian Niss Lona Offerman
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Elale Buelaw
John $. Cole
Ottawa
Morris Larson
Myrtla Thompson
Bruno Wober
Waterloo to Cut Taxes and Rework City Levies
City Auditor GeGon outlines plans to reduce next year’s tax burden in Waterloo. Council will set levies for year, aiming to lower municipal bonds and sewer bonds while preserving essential services. Library funding and bridge improvements face debate as council weighs small tax changes and future needs.
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Waterloo
GeGon
Atellon
DeGon
River Front Commission
Children’s Department
Iourth Street
Gunboat Orders Reshape Pacific Fleet Assignments
The collier Jupiter was ordered to Vera Cruz from Newport R I and the cruiser Denver on the west coast of Mexico was ordered into reserve at Mare Island. The Albany now in reserve will take the Denver s place in the Pacific fleet.
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Washington, D. C
Jupiter
Vera Cruz
Newport
R. 1
Denver
Mexico
Mare Island
Albany
Tony Gentle and Wagons Name on Wagon Sparks Complaints
Concerns arise that fruit and vegetable sellers using wagons imprint Tony Gentle's name. Gentle claims only his one wagon, self-operated, sells first class goods. Letters from customers praise Foley Kidney Pills with cures and broad druggist availability.
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Tony Gentle
Sycamore Street
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Rosette Greevy
Duncombe
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Fort Dodge
Flyn
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Belmont
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Marlo Mahanke
Parkersburg
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Owasa
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Tamily
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Sherwood
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Iowa Atreet
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A. J. Knanp
Wellington Street
Presbyterian Hospital
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Electric Park
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Charles City
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Feigh G. van Pelt
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Arthur Vaughan
Alice Virginia Vaughan
Iowa City
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Hubert Carr
Manchester
Lore Alford
James Barker
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Hillcrest Cemetery
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Carl W. Whited
Igdy
Marshalltown
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Caliste O'Brien
Dubuqque
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Kinatler
AL H. Frank
South Street
W. L. Pencord
C.G. Rohde
3. W. Peterson
Durant
Albert
Arthur Peter
Fifth Street
Fred A Sporle
Watering
Knights Tempare
Marjorie Rahe
Wansie
Hubert Shillinglaw
Cedar Falls
Hr. C. Hargrove
Mr. Arnold
Osage
John Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Walter R. French
Ernie H. Domke
LaSalle, Jil
Sadie Wirth
LaSalle
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Evening Courier
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Idaho
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Fairview Cemetery
Dickerson
Walter Dickerson
Maaintain Dickerson
WERIC
Black Lawk County Abstract Ga
Waterloo Bank
Realty Cransfer
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Council
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General
Ae West
ATO
Burch
Krakeman
Woolsey
Jacksonville
Texas
Care Courier
Stoddard Dayton
Buick
Oakland
Burd Auto & Supply Co
5Th St
Franklin Motor Car
Pam Harley Davidson
Waterloo Steam
5Th
Jefferson
Fowler St
Foaurtaen-Roon House
postoMee
Red
E. M. Flenderson Music House
Lafayette Street
W. W. Kimball
E. M. Henderson Music House
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