Waterloo Baseball Association Plans Annual Meeting January Fourth
Waterloo Baseball association will hold its annual meeting next Monday evening January 4 at city hall. Directors and officers for the year will be elected, the annual report given, and the baseball seasons discussed. Open forum invited. proposal to reduce directors from nine to five to improve efficiency.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
A.C. Wii
Willford
M. H. Kelly
Wad. Reed
Frank Lawson
Harry Kiester
Frank Fish
Sam Frank
Ed Maddigan
Wa'l Atkinson
Nso
Bo Ab
Waterloo realty board elects Gale president for 1926
Optimism marked the Waterloo Real Estate board annual meeting at Black's tearoom as realty conditions were forecast to improve through 1926. A housing survey will be appointed. A. C. Gale was elected president succeeding C. M. Allen, with George A. Scully first vice president and R. N. Cowin second vice president. Lester Wamman flected treasurer. Allen and Miller papers heard.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
Black’s Tearoom
Waterloo
A. C. Gale
C. M. Allen
George A. Scully
R. N. Cowin
Lester Wa
First Presbyterian Stag Dinner Set For Next Tuesday
Annual stag dinner for men and boys of First Presbyterian church will be Tuesday night in the church dining room. Invitations to 400 men were sent today. Rabbit hunt planned by the men to supply the chief table delicacy. J Hugh Patterson chairs overall, with Roy Sinnard, Melvin Garnett, J E B Goodwin, and Dr J R Macartney naming committee heads.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Patterson
Roy Sinnard
Melvin Garnett
J. E B. Goodwin
J. R. Macartney
WCVP Events Highlight Local YMCA and Masonic School Notice
Elimination tournaments for checkers ping pong and baseball begin with few entries. Cadet club meets at 4 15 PM. day centers on track leaders. WCVP offers all day cedar falls trip via Veachers college museum gym pool and buildings plus factory tours. Tyrell lodge plans two instruction sessions Jan 5 and 6 inviting nearby Masons. Dr Robert K Gurgs shows sex change in salamanders at Cincinnati meeting of zoologists.
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Cedar Falls
Veachers College
Wagner Manufacturing Co
Viking Pump Company
Witt
New Haven
Conn
Robert Kk. Gurgs
University of Cincinnati
American Society of Zoologists
Seventeen Year-Old Forger Weeps in Waterloo Court
Seventeen year old Marjorie Lansing cried in municipal court as she faced delinquency charges over forged checks. She may be sent to Mitchellville Indiana state institution or to live with an Arizona aunt. A diary revealed trouble, and an offer from the Arizona relative prompted a delay until Jan 4 for sentencing after further investigation.
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Marjorie Lansing
Marjorie
Waterloo
State Institution of Correction
Mitchellville
Arizona
J. W. Gwynne
Gwynne
Tipton Woman Leaves $100,000 to Cornell College
Tipton Iowa December 25 A will for Elia D Newson directs about 100000 to Cornell College Mount Vernon The estate mainly benefits the enlieze with 10000 left to Emmet Cailins who has acted as her business representative for 30 years The principal must be kept intact while the interest and income accrue for the college use
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Tipton
Elia D. Newson
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Emmet Cailins
Pettit completes Illinois campaign for Presbyterian schools
Fred Pettit former county clerk now with the national board of Christian education spent months in Illinois aiding a fundraising drive for Presbyterian church schools and colleges. The effort targeted 3 million dollars with about 2.6 million pledged, as Pettit plans further visits and expansions of the campaign.
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Fred Pettit
Illinois
Presbyterian
Fred
Pettit
National Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Police Seek Runaway Boy from Boone
Des Moines police hunt Donald Tread a 15 year old who vanished from his Boone home Sunday after telling an aunt he planned to live in a run down town. The case follows a family disturbance and police request help from the public.
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Des Moines
Donald Tread
Boone
Jivlog
Run Snul
Fewer Hogs but More of Them Report from Reserve Bark Says
Chicago December 29 AP The nations winter meat dishes rely on fresh pork smoked meat and sausage with lamb and dry salt pork Second choice and beef fair demand Fewer hogs on seventh federal district farms than a year ago yet heavier than 1924 due to abundant corn Weather slowed planting of winter wheat and moisture reduced corn merchantability and feeding quality from earlier expectations
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Bark
Chicago
Federal District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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