Burglars Loot Office Building for 482 Dollars
Burglars ransacked offices on multiple floors of a commercial bank building last night, seizing 400 dollars in Liberty bonds and 2 dollars in currency from Wenner & Mosier. Several safes left open or untouched while thieves used a hacksaw to force bolts. Police, including city detectives and bloodhounds, investigated with fingerprints taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
Wenner
Cks
Momercial Bank
Wenner & Mosier
Tneys
Wennes & Mosier
C. J. Rudolph
Mtorney
J. B. Graham & Co
Ds. Bentley Bros
Real Estate and Insurance
Upton B. Kepford
Pres
H. Hill
Antual Life
United States
J. A. Allen
Herman Webberking
O'Keefe, Brown & Arnett
Sheriff’s Office
Notable Ironside Family Obituaries From Waterloo Area
Obituaries report Lillian Hartleip Meister of Waterloo near Vinton after appendicitis. Aaron Brown of Waterloo dies after pneumonia at his mother's home. Anna Wilkening of Waterloo dies after extended illness. Mrs. E. L. Lamb funeral arranged. Baby Jungen dies near Gilbertville with services at Gilbertville church. Surviving relatives include husband, parents, siblings, and local clergy named. Funeral and burial details listed with church affiliations and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Meister
Meisterre
Vinton
J . John Hartleip
Waterloo
Pra
Pearl
Dorothy
Milton
Jayne
John
Fening
Aaron Brown
Callie Brown
Jeumonia
Lexington
Miss
Paber
Antioch Baptist ‘Arch
Christ Wilkening
Anna Wilkening
Ilinois
Joseph Kroblin
Kyive
Skeefe & Towne
Baby Jungen
Bheel Jungen
Cire Ne
Gilbertville
Dofrow
Big Safe Falls Downstairs Injures Two In Iowa City
In Iowa City on December 5 a large safe weighing over 32 300 pounds fell down a stairway in the T O F building. Two men Cloyes Bl json and W C Mott were injured as four others escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa City
T.O. F
Cloyes
JSON
W. C. Mott
Rhodes winners include Iowa man among 32 scholars
Thirty two American college students have been selected for Rhodes scholarships and will depart for Oxford in October 1922. The list includes C. C. Bowe of Iowa from the University of Iowa, E. P. F. Eagan of Colorado, Richard H. Barker of California, and Koodson Spurlock of Nebraska, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rhodes
United Press
Philadelphia
United States
Oxford University
England
California
Richard H. Barker
Leland Stanford University
Colorado
E. P. F. Eagan
Yala
C. C. Bowe
Morrell of Ottumwa Pack Co Found Dead in Bed
J H Morrell, president of John Morrell & Co beef and pork packers, Ottumwa Va, was found dead in bed yesterday, apparently from apoplexy. Once in frail health, he had shown some improvement Saturday night and died shortly before daylight. Born in England about 50 years ago, he spent most of his life in America and served in Iowa during World War I on the state council of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
J. H. Morrell
John Morrell &”* ‘Co
England
America
Iowa State Council of Defense
Kansans Visit Black Hawk Consolidated School Leaders
A Kansas party of 12 led by Senator J M Johnson toured Orange and Hudson consolidated schools in Black Hawk County and planned revisions to state school laws. They met with State Teachers College officials, inspected classes, and discussed taxes and transportation for rural pupils. The group also planned visits to Josip and Dunkerton schools and noted international delegations admiring Iowa’s consolidated system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Town State Teachers College
Kansas
J. M. Johnson
Kansas School Code Commission
Thomas J. Smart
University of Kansas
Rural Education
Josie Henderson
Hogar Mendenhall
Pittsburg Normal School
Hattie Moore Mitchell
Pittsburg Normal
May Ninceheiser
Jefferson County
Flora Holroyd
Chautauqua County
Ada Smith
Hutcheson County
May Hare
Bourbon County
J. J. Ludlum
Elsmore
Albert Manning
Mor
Devore
Consolidated Schools
Orange Township
Tresup
Hudson
Iowa
Orange School
Hudson Consolidated School
Teachers’ College
Department of Rural Education
Josip
Dunkerton
Macy Campbell
Consolidated School
Country Life
Jesup
Consolidated
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
China
Canada
Alabama
Texas
Colorado
Peaveys Return From Rochester for Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs W B Peavey have come back from Rochester Minnesota after a 16 day visit with their son Hollis Peavey and his wife. They motored to Winona for Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
W. B. Peavey
Minn
Hollis Peavey
Winona
Officer Hickle Dies After Appendicitis While On Beat
Fred A. Hickle 36 a World War veteran and Waterloo police patrolman died at St. Francis hospital after a week with appendicitis. He collapsed on duty during the third shift. two emergency operations failed to save him. Born Clarksville Iowa August 30 1885 he served in the coast artillery and overseas in France before joining Waterloo police in 1919. Surviving: father Stephen Hickle Lake View Iowa a son Clarence and sisters Mrs. Alvie James Mrs. Nellie Mann Mrs. Paul Britt and brother Howard A. Hickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Hickle
St. Francis Hospital
Hickle
Coast Artillery
Clarksville
Germany
San Francisco
France
Waterloo
George Weilein
Stepherd Hickle
Lake View
Clarence
Alvie James
Cedar Falls
Nellie Mann
Paul Britt
Sac City
Tax
Howard A. Hickle
Waterloo police officer obituary and local notices
A Waterloo policeman, member of the Moose and Eagle lodges, is mourned with a funeral at Clarksville at 2 p m tomorrow. Friends may view at O Keefe and Towne mortuary until 9 a m tomorrow. A Friday assembly at East High auditorium addressed booze concerns with no evidence found. Mrs Paulsen arrives via Waterloo Rotary Club as three women and a student perform songs with piano accompaniment by Miriam Marsh at a luncheon.
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Waterloo
Moose and Eagle Lodges
Clarksville
O' Keefe & Towne Mortuary
East High Auditorium
Paulsen
Waterloo Rotary Club
Leo Alexander
Frank Fowler, Jr
Kylene Balliett
Miriam Marsh
Spare Rod Save Child Mrs Paulsen Addresses Rotarians
Mrs Helen B Paulsen lectured to the Rotary Club at Hotel Russell Lamson on child upbringing using dolls to illustrate ages and life states. A Waterloo citizen praised her science of child raising and its practical, gripping guidance. Her program continues with events at K of P hall and the Woman's Club rooms the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B. Paulsen
Rotary
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Mra. Paulson
Burglars Caught In Soft Drink Saloon Raid
Deputy sheriffs raided Jack Wren s soft drink saloon late Saturday afternoon and captured two men red handed as they emerged from the transom. One was the proprietor Jack Wren who claimed he had forgotten his key and boosted his companion in. A second tip later reported activity at a Second Street West location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wren
Lu Douglas
W. H. Wilson
Fooch
Dandruff Cure Promoted With Arvon Liquid Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts four ounces of plain Arvon liquid to dissolve dandruff overnight. It claims instant relief from itching and flaking, with repeated applications promising complete disappearance and better hair texture, noting the product is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Obbers
Marivary
E.L. Lamb
Park Avenue
Rollo F. Hurlburt
Zoe
First Methodist Episcopaly
Morrell
Ottumwa Packer
Black Hawk
Higkle
Augpstal
Castoria
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden, N. J
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden,n. J
Gates Waterloo Business College
Beroit
Jenks
Black Hawk Bank Bldg. P. &.—Dec. Ltd
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomies
Repass Automobile Co
Ford and
Fordson
West Park and
Cedar St
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