Auto men weigh holding Waterloo automobile show week
Waterloo auto dealers discussed plans for a March show in the city but lacked a suitable venue. They US the tabernacle site and Chautauqua park auditorium but deemed them impractical, and favored a designated automobile week with daily parades and in-garage demonstrations. A decision is expected after next Tuesday’s meeting and a push for a formal auditorium in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Corn Belt Auto Company
Chautauqua Park
Cedar Rapids
Little Girl Clio Belle Getty Dies at 14 Near Waterloo
After a weeks long illness Clio Belle Getty died at 2 30 AM at the family home two miles west of Waterloo. Born in Urbana in 1896 she spent most of her life in Waterloo and attended West Waterloo Schools in the sixth grade. She was active in First M E church and Sunday school. Survived by her parents and four younger siblings Frank Mabel Opal and Russell. Funeral Friday afternoon at First M E church with Rev Frank Cole officiating. burial in Elmwood cemetery.
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Clio Belle
B. G. Getty
Waterloo
Clio
Urbana
Benton County
West Waterloo
Emerson
M. E
Frank
Mabel
Opal
Russell
Frank Cole
Elmwood Cemetery
Pleasing Morning Wedding in Waterloo
A morning wedding at 8 o'clock united Miss Edith May Gibbs and Dr. Ralph Christopher of Raleigh North Carolina at the bride's father F J Gibbs home 202 Mulberry Street Waterloo. Reverend E D Hull officiated in a decoratively festive setting with Christmas holly pink and white roses. The couple will reside in Raleigh after a wedding trip through the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Gibbs
Mulberry Street
Edith May Gibbs
Ralph
Christopher
Raleigh, N. C
E. D. Hull
Grace M. EB. Church
Ina Jacob
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Waterloo Business College
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Methodist Church
Orion
This
County
R. W. Christopher
Armstrong
Chicago
Toronto
Can
National Bureau of Animal Husbandry
U. S. Veterinary
Raleigh
N. Y
Illinois Central
East
N. C
R. W.christopher
May Christopher
Cherokee
DeWitt Gibbs
Hyannis
Neb
H. T. Peterson
Bismarkstreat
Magnolia Avenue
Rose Lanuck
Jonathan Zealand
Kansas City
Trev. H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Missouri Pacific
Teansas City
Lion and the Mouse at Waterloo Monday
Amusements notice lauds United Play Co. production of The Lion and the Mouse at Waterloo Monday matinee and night. Also previews The Prince of Pilsen at Syndicate on December 28 with lavish scenery and performances. Prices range from 25c to 1.50 with jewelry gifts advertised at 221 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Play Co
Charles Klein
Waterloo
Gustav Luders
Frank Pixley
Five Hoboes Convicted in City Court Fight for Funds
In municipal court Judge Caldwell presided over a slim docket of five hoboes. Charlie Sweet faced vagrancy charges after a prior court appearance and a recent charity handout. A Waterloo minister aided Sweet, then Sweet planned a Cedar Rapids trip. George Tocack also faced vagrancy charges with no link to local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
George Tocack
Chicare
Waterlooo Three-I league postponement meeting set
Al Tearney of Chicago writes baseball officials asking when to hold the postponed Three-I league meeting. He will convene the magnates in late December or early January, depending on a majority vote. The Waterloo association favored January 3.
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Griffith
Vorhees
Davis
Deane
Simpson
Penne
Byvank
Howery
Kiser
Nuke
Hankner
Hostetter
Huntley
Ritz
Joe Jenness
Elsie Dietal
Fred Vorhees
Ferguson
Myrtla Salter
Anna Geyer
Loreen Storm
Marguerite Baum
Zula Ricketts
Lola Hostetter
Harold Schultz
Worth Hillman
Claire [Heald
Joe’ Jenness
al Tearney
Chicago
Waterloo Association
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Auto Men
Coterte Club
Coterie Club
Josephine Deane
LaFayatte Street
John Ashe
Will McCoy
Thomas Flaherty
Genevieve Finsherty
Maurice Flaherty
Mt. St. Joseph’s College
Gladys McCoy
Merle Deane
Merle Dean
Genevieve Flaherty
Linda Haag Af Sumner
A. R
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Su. Brookson
G. J. Mack
The
American Monthly
Iowa
KL. Johnson
J. W. Richards
W. Robertson
Oriental Club
E. Pierson
Second Street
F. P. Wheeler
D. B. Smith
Casper Schenk
Des Moines
Addison M. Parker
Frank Flynn
J. G. Berryhill, Jr
Monday Musical Club
Harold B. Plumb
Franklin Street
Robert Knox
Walter C. Dotson
Paul Davis
Commercial Street
Homer Radeheaver
Sioux City
Jand
Rodéheaver
Portsmouth
East Waterloo High School
Hun
Gold Creek
Shores Fuel & Transfer Co
Selz Royal Blue
John Goeertsen
West Fourth Street
Ellis Hotel
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