Death of Ann Hankner Claimed Accident Result
The brief notice reports Erwalt Hankner died May 3 after a boxing bout and his mother Augusta Hankner sues to recover 2750 on a policy. Other items include lawsuits over stock receiverships sheriff’s claims for prisoner care and various divorce, alimony, and damages actions from multiple parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwalt
Hankner
Ad Insurance
Augusta Hankner
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Niwale Hankner
Divrie
Finger Lost in Brass Foundry Gas Explosion
Second Street resident Manahl was injured in an explosion at Superior Brass on Tuesday afternoon. He lost a finger, suffered a broken finger, and heavy facial injuries though doctors expect he will not lose sight. He had been heating brass scraps when gas formed and exploded, with flames nearby. He has served as superintendent at the foundry for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrank Manahl
Superior Brass
City orders snow removal from sidewalks citywide
Property owners citywide warned Thursday to clear all snow and ice from sidewalks within 10 hours or the city will remove the debris and bill abutting property. City crews have been clearing business districts and will extend to residential areas once finished.
Youth Arthur Smith Charged With Larceny
Arthur Smith, 17, was taken into custody Thursday afternoon on a larceny charge. He allegedly entered a home while the resident was away and stole wearing apparel. The case will be investigated at the county attorney's offices today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Mmin
Tatler
Connty Attorney
Traveling men denounce town road policy at Waterloo banquet
At the twenty third annual banquet of the Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's association 200 members heard Senator W G Haskell of Cedar Rapids condemn Iowa road policy noting Iowa ranked thirty eighth for seed roads and citing over 800 auto accidents in September and October urging legislation benefiting factories and cities.
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Winterloo
Fontest
Elern W. G. Draskell
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Traveching Men's
Business Men's Association
K.P
Mr. Haskell
Commercia
Waterloo
Haskell
Alwicks Lowa Anda
Iowa
Waskell
California
New York
Indiana
Iawa
Octeber
Lowa
Fight for State Capital Next Month Toasts and Speeches
The program for the association banquet featured J. QO. Transbauer as toastmaster, with I. L. Morris delivering the welcome, Emily Trevorth performing, and various selections by the orchestra. Other speakers included Meckne on political travels, Powell on organization sentiment, and Katharine Bower Miller presenting a headlining reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. QO. Transbauer
Association
I. L. Morris
Emily Trevorth
C. R. Rohde
Katharine Bower Miller
East Park Presbyterian Sunday school to launch modern plan
At the annual East Park Presbyterian Sunday School meeting last night attendance rose 27 percent. A new year program adopts modern educational methods aiming at the advanced Presbyterian standard. The school, 1916 pennant winner, seeks to double membership with a coast to coast auto race on the Lincoln highway launching the drive and class designations next Sunday. Official roles include William Hall superintendent, J Deporty assistant, Mrs. George Smith director of religious instruction, and others in various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Presbyterian Sunday School
Lincoln Highway
Wwe William Hall
J. Deporty
George Smith
W. H. Counsell
W. Thomas
JH. F. Rodhund
Josephine
Affa
Jantha Holdiman
H. Girtler
Bernice Pilson
Howard Holman
Fiureen Talley
Humans in North America 125000 Years Ago
Florida geologist Sellards and Prof Way report fossil finds at Vero Florida show modern humans inhabited North America over 125000 years ago. Bones of humans lie with mastodon and sabertooth remains in a cave deposit as advance journal pages reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North American
J H. Sellards
Florida
Oliver P. Way
Vero
Mr. Letlard
The
Journal of Geology
Sellards
Strata Debate Over Early Human Remains In Pleistocene Layer
Scientists discuss fossils from a Pleistocene deposit.kKtratum notes extinct species suggesting earliest human remains on the continent. Other researchers doubt pre-glacial existence. a later disclosure is promised. Waterloo businessmen consider railroad experts for a fair, experienced leadership.
Waterloo interest in Thorne's succ appointment
Businessmen of Waterloo seek the appointment of essor to Clifford Thorne as railroad commissioner. George W. Hinntley, on behalf of local concerns, conferred with Gov. Clarke about the matter, but the discussion details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Essor
Clifford ‘Thorne
George W. Hinntley
Gov. Clarke
Card of Thanks and church meeting notices
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Dominick Witry and family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and aid. Rev T M Fenwick of the Free Methodist church will conduct a Waterloo quarterly meeting with services at 7 30 tonight and Saturday and an official board meeting after tomorrow night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witry Conry
Dominick Witry
T. M. Fenwick
Marion
The
Free Methodist Church
Waterloo
Good Fellows Fund Donation Acknowledged
The Courier and Reporter notes receipt of 5 from Theatrical State Employees union for the Good Fellows fund benefiting the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellows Fund
Theatrical State Employes
Good Fellows
Courier and Reporter
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Ash
Peliilone
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Plumb
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D. B. Henderson
W. W W. Woolley
Elsie
J. M
Clarksville
James S. Barr
Waterloo Lodge
Loyal
Order of Moose
Barr
Busby, Scherbac & Co
Warner & 7
Gralan
Air Mobile
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Laat
S.ok
Njunetign
Williston Ievone
Saldiverre
Alphon Atkins
Renz Nas Med
Estate
Teisinger
Oth
Alr Renz
Ite
T. Fpl
Orber
Scharfenberg
Abe
Fresh Hearts
Jancy
Sdbe
Freeh Hambur
SEN Uveor
Beth Lacds
Thorne
Quarterly Meeting
First National Bank Building
Savings Club
Uniform Savings Club
American Trust & Savings Bank
Sycamore Streets
Scane
Easley
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