City in Brief Take it to Buchan licate
A patchwork of local notices reports speeches firming up meetings and life events in Waterloo and vicinity. Devendorf and Liljestrand will lead Sunday religious meetings while Mrs. Appel is treated in a local hospital. Seniors ride with friends at a home on Hamimondd avenue as other townsfolk attend social events.
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Ehan
I. M. Devendorf
S. HL
Liljestrand
Dunkerton
Henry Appel
West High
Ben
Sage Per
Georg Eberniiusn
Hamimnond
Wim. L. Pedienret
3. A. Leonard
Josephine Bastian
Waterloo
Foransas City
Roland Bruner
Mildred Hummel
Edward Handsaker Thornberry
Cheyenne
Wyo
George J. van Duyn
Thira Avenue
Louis C. Strauss
Franklin Street
Strauss
Eightey
Julius Roeder
McGarvey
Sacred Heart Techncal
Cedar Falls
Lecture Series by Archbishop Keane In March At Waterloo
Plans for a four lecture series by Archbishop J Keane of Dubuque at the Waterloo theatre in March were finalized. The talks aim to inform non Catholics about church matters with a question box and musical preludes by local Catholic choirs. Committee includes Grand Knight Klein and Dr Jerger. St Katherine Aid society to hold a bake sale Friday and Saturday at 611 Commercial Street near Frical Bakery.
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BK. C
Spc
Fourth Street East
Majestic
Entertain- Mipul
Initiati
Alo. UV. W. Hall
Ellis
Hal
Daughters of Isabella
I Klein
M. H. Kelly
W. Ti. McCoy
Louis Binnwald
Cedar Rapids
Martin, Wade
Iowa City
HK. M. Carr
Manchester
D. Murphy
EF Kuder
M. F. Healey
Fort Dodge
Mr. Dunn
Mason City
J. Keane
Dubuque
Waterloo Theatre
Klein
J. A. Jerger
Frank P. Keane
St. Katherine
Stealing Goods Leads to Multiple Arrests in City
Illinois Central Railroad shops suffered a large loss of coal paints varnishes lumber and tools over recent days. Three Austrians and two Americans were sentenced to police court this morning with John Marietta 45 receiving 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for stealing lumber coal and related items. Special agentsKier and Detective Reidy found more stolen material at Marietta home. Austrians Michael Stwolick Frank and Jett Wolcum were fined for theft. Other arrests followed for fighting and drunkenness as officers continued to clear the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
John Marietta
Adams Street
Daniel Kler
Wm. Reidy
Marietta
Michael Stwolick
Frank
Jett Wolcum
John Yolcum
Survey aims to ease freight routes with new Belle Plaine cut-off
A twelve man Chicago and Northwestern railway survey team began locating a new cut-off from the Belle Plaine south yards southeast along the Town River valley toward Dayton. The line would bypass heavy grades near Belle Plaine and Luzerne, linking Mairstown and Watkins with a longer route and future yards and a roundhouse planned in southwest Belle Plaine. Local freight and passenger traffic would stay on the existing double track. A work crew is expected to begin main work when weather allows. The Belle Plaine Commercial Club is pursuing a hospital here, supported by local sentiment. The Reliance Brick and Tile Co. reports thriving brick output and plans to begin pressed brick and install an electric excavator, with fourteen kilns and power from its own electric plant, to satisfy six months of orders.
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Helle Plaine
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Dayton
Carter’s Brick Yard
Marenge
Mairstown
Watkins
Belle Plaine
Luzerne
Oon
Sumien
Belle Pisine
Fis
Reliance Brick and Tile Company
Notice of Consideration for Alley Vacation in Linden Place Waterloo
The Waterloo city council will consider vacating portions of the north south alley between Galaville and Dearborn streets south of the south line of lots 4 and 13 in Linden Place. The meeting is February 28, 1972 at City Hall. Citizens may appear and show cause why the alley should not be vacated. City Clerk C. Thompson signs.
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Bouin
Waterloo
Town
Rounei
City OF Waterloo
Towa
Rk, C. Thompson
Taft to Reconsider Hook Appointment After Conference
Washington February 90 Senator Curtis and Representative Anthony of Kansas said President Taft would not fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench until next week despite an earlier White House announcement that the decision would be made at today’s cabinet meeting. Curtis said Taft would again consider Kansas claims for Judge Hook while Secretary Nagel remained the probable appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Curtis
Anthony
Kansas
Supreme Court
White House
Hook
Nagel
Fire whistle to warn Waterloo residents during new auto truck training
The fire whistle at Waterloo waterworks will sound during early days of new auto truck training to protect the public as factory agents break in drivers. When firemen become proficient, the whistle will be discontinued. A small fire at H. B. Lichty’s residence caused slight damage.
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Parsons
Civil Service Commission
H. B. Lichty
Fourth Street East
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Chineis Central
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Willisin L. Peddicard
Sheffield
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AL Leonard
Seash Land Company
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Iawn Federation of Waoman’s Clibs
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Johnson Bros
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Vyose
Kurtzmann
Kurtzman Special Empire
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Howard Co
Ben Janssen
Kurtemann
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Parsons Building
LC. Property
Launhber
Wm. Hollerof
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