Youth Confesses To Grimes Burglaries In Illinois County
Leland Beckner 17 a Nast High student and football player faces jail as several petty burglaries are traced to him. Fingerprint analysis linked him to thefts at Lincoln Alcott and East High Schools and other crimes including a Broad way grocery store raid and park stands. Beckner denies the East High robbery but admits other break ins. Mrs Franz Blim aided the arrest by reporting stolen clothing found with Beckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Beckner
Nast High
Frank Blim
Beckner
Emil Steffen
East High
Franz Blim
Heckner
Vine Street
Guy Pettay
Annual National Guard Inspection Set for April 9
Local Iowa National Guard units B and D undergo annual inspection on April 9 led by Major William Buerkle. Capt Clyde Davis reports visits to Iowa cities from March through late April to assess records equipment and duties. Co D leadership invites members and guests to a private dance at Armory Hall following the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Davis
Ca. B
William Buerkle
Topeka
Knin
National Guard of
Kansas
Iowa National Guard
Visil
National Guard
Iowa
Bronx City
LeMars
Sheldon
Fort Dodges
Webster City
Mason City
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Dubuane
UeWitt
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
Winterset
Des Moines
Red G. Clark
Co. D
Co. B
Armory Hall
R. Ty. Denny
Co. GD
Vo. D
Three Sioux City Bus Lines to be Considered
Three applications to operate new bus lines from Sioux City will be reviewed by the state railway commission on February 24 and 25. One route would run to The Grove via Correctionville Cushn e and Holstein. Two additional lines would connect Sioux City and Fort Dodge via Manson Rockwell City Lytton Suc City Early Schaller Galva Holstein Cushing Correctionville Moville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
State Railway Commission
Ihe Grove
Correctionville
Cushne
Holstein
Fort Dodge
Manson
Rockwell City
Lytton
Suc City
Early, Schaller
Galva
Cushing
Moville
City Brief Highlights Local Happenings and Notes
City residents hear health tips from eye doctors and note a church gospel team in town. Readers learn of rail and road alerts, building permits, a municipal court charge, and a large railroad tax payment. Local meetings, business moves, and staff changes are also reported with multiple named people and places.
Rev. John Clinton to Address Rotary Club Monday
Rev. John Clinton associate pastor of St. Paul’s M. E. Church in Cedar Rapids and Boy Scout worker will address the Rotary Club at Hotel Trussell-Tanng at noon Monday. The talk coincides with the fifteenth anniversary of the Scout movement and will include note of the event and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clinton
Rotary Club
St. Paul's M. E
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Trussell- Tanng
Clinton
Waverly
Ile
Boy Scout Movement
Laws
Rotary
Waterloo Boy Scout Council
Lewis Lowderman
Edward Rohlf
West High Auditorium
Gasoline blast kills three in Cedar Falls boxcar home
Mildred Wilson Jay died at once after a gasoline explosion in a remodeled boxcar dwelling in the railroad colony. The two dead infants were Odie Randall, 3, and Dane Jean Randall, 8 months, children of L. O Randall, storekeeper for the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroad.
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Cedar Falls
Wash
Mildred Wilson Jay
L. O. Randall
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Odie
Dane Jean
Clinton Girl Wins High School Declamatory Contest
Bernetta Kunan of Clinton high school won first place in a nine school girls declamatory contest held in Oskaloosa Iowa on February 7 Virginia Wingert of Davenport took second and Margaret Madalyn of Ottumwa third Other schools represented included Fairfield Muscatine Iowa City Oskaloosa Dur ington and Grinnell
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Oskaloosa
Bernetta Kunan
Clinton High School
Virginia Wingert
Davenport
Margaret Madalyn
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Muccatine
Iowa City
Durington
Grinnell
Welfare Nurses Make 243 Calls During January
Two hundred forty three home calls were made by members of the Waterleo Social Welfare league in January per Miss Ruby Reimler, public health nurse. The report lists nursing 121 prenatal 13 welfare 38 tuberculosis five and 66 other calls. Clinic attendance totaled 90 at the children's clinic 53 at the eye ear nose and throat clinic and 38 at the Identa clinic. Seventy six cases were opened in January with 28 carried over from December. 40 discharged during the month with improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterleo Social Welfare League
Ruby Reimler
League
New Method of Reducing Fat with Marmola Tablets
Joyful news for those seeking weight loss through convenient Marmola Prescription Tablets sold for one dollar per box. Take after meals and at bedtime to reduce weight steadily without strenuous diets. Tablets are pleasant to take and require no special rules, with direct purchase options from the Marmava Company in Detroit if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muarmars Company
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Cases Update Report Shows Forty Two Infected With One Death
The report lists 42 cases with one fatality and notes that thirty cases progressed to February. Local health officials urge vigilance and continued monitoring of the outbreak.
Sacred Heart Quint Faces Cedar Rapids Team Monday
Sacred Heart high school basketball travels with nine players to Cedar Rapids to meet St Patrick's high on Monday evening. Coach Idrred Collins, a Notre Dame graduate, guides the Sacred Heart squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Quint
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart High
St. Patrick’s High of
Idred Collins
Sacred Heart
Cedar Rapids Team Names Travel Roster
The Cedar Rapids outfit lists players set to travel including Rawlings Burger Gough lin Monahan Strugbel AteGraw McGarvey and Murphy as part of a hard fight plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rawlings
Burger
Goughlin
Monahan
Strugbel
AteGraw
McGarvey
Murphy
Waterloo man named president of Master House Painters
F WM Michael of Waterloo was elected president of the Internal Association of Master House Painters at Des Moines. Tim yesterday. J P Rising of Chicago named vice president and Carl II Dabelstein of New York secretary. A temporary auxiliary formed by wives elected Mrs William Trapp of Des Moines president and Mrs Willan Laesser of Windsor Ont secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Des Moines
Waterloo
J. P. Rising
Chicago
Carl II. Dabelstein
New York
William Trapp
Willan Laesser
Windsor
Ont
Rom
Michael
Jonal Association
Itouse
Mrs Wilhelmys Health Turnaround Courtesy Of Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Mary Wilhelm y of 300 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for recovery after months of weakness and fainting spells from overwork and exhaustion She reports regained strength weight and better sleep after taking the remedy advised by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Minnesota
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Jake Leyingston
Janet Sloane
Rochestar
Mion
Moth
G. H. Kurtz
F. K. Milder
C. C. Wright
W. H. Hulswit
J. S. Hecklinger
Los Angeles
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Byanegels
Edward A. Anderson
Frederick I. Morse
Salvation Army
Hdna Wittenhouse
Frank C. Fish
Hot Springs
Ark
George AG. Rowell
Ihuyipe
Mes Moines
Lowa Clothiers
Mobile Street
J. W. Daggett
Peoria Street
W. S. Raymond
Young Women's Christian Association
T le
Ray W. Cleveland
Waterlog Agency
Tleischmann Yeast Company
Julius Pletschmann
Miamila
L. B. Enyart
Benehen
Charles G. MacMay
Elty
Thinois Central Railroad Company
Vine
Barclay
Linden
Joseph A. Clark
Hradley
Farum Yellow Cab Company
F. A. Holmes Company
Radio Steater
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Pickett Building
Washington and
Fourth Streets
S A.m
Arthur M. Moore
Weischann Yeast Company
St. Louis
Olf
H. S
Supreme
Rere and
Watera
Stromberg
Central Battery. & Electric CO
Franklin
Atwater Kent
Central Battery & Electric Co
F. WM. Michael President
Master House Painters
Mrs. Wilhelmy
Leavitt & Johnson Trust CO
Waterloo Savings Bank Bldg
Commercial St
Eamons Johnosn
Bony
Walter EF. Johnson
Vicw
Carleton Sins
View
Albert G. Greeley
Northland
Lichtys
Fifia
South Sts
Bartles-Shepherd Gil Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Rda Pak
United States
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