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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1928

Page

5

Meeting Friday to plan program for Mrs Hoover visit

Waterloo Woman's club committee on arrangements a meeting at 10 a m to outline events for Mrs Herbert Hoover's visit next Wednesday. The committee includes current state board members past presidents and 1928 1929 official board members with a long list of club members named. The effort aims to organize entertainment and duties for the Mrs Hoover visit.

Herbert Hoover Waterloo Woman's Club A. S. Weishaar Woman's Club State Board E. Lb. Johnson Henry Grout Loren J. Berry E. T. Alford L. G. Hemsworth John O'Keefe R.A. Folk William Parrott H. M. Reed E. Pickett FL. Chamberlain W. W. Marsh J. EB. Bragdon

Fowler’s Body Burned by Electrocution Near Madison Kan

Details of the death of 19 year old Myrwyn Fowler near Madison Kansas on August 7 emerge from the Madison News. He and two men Harvey Dunlap and Art Smith were assisting with a Manhattan Oil company telephone line project when a pole grounded wire contacted a high voltage line, causing fatal electrocution.

Myrwyn Fowler Madison Kan Madison News Fowler Waterloo Harvey Dunlap Neodesha Art Smith Hesston H. &. Post Manhattan Oil Company Kansas Electric Power Company

Factory Employee Faints From Heat At Work

William Manson of 127 French Street an employee of John Deere fainted at about 10 this morning unable to withstand the heat. He was taken to Presbyterian hospital where a physician said his condition was not serious.

William Manson French Street John Deere Company Presbyterian Hospital

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MS. Hover Woman’s Club E. Fowler F. L. Marquis OB. Boles C. M. Young G. W. Nauman Saith Dunlap Post Buriel Manchester Sale Twin City Fur Company Minneapolis John M. Kelly Kelly Horson Black Hawk Cedar Rapids Frontier Park Iowa Frank Wartey Brownbilt Shoe Store West Fourth Street Circle of Fashion
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