Manchester boy loses leg after freight train accident
Glenn Franks 13 of Manchester Iowa suffered a crushed right leg and injuries after slipping on ice and being struck by a freight train near his home. His leg was amputated below the knee in Waterloo hospital and he was reported improving. He was brought to St Francis hospital by an Illinois Central train.
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Glenn Franks
G. L. Franks
Manchester
Seftler
Illinois Central
St. Francis Hospital
Kane Street
Wome
Lion Fischer
Waterloo
Dubuque
Central School
Everett Baissler
Riverview School to Open Tomorrow
Riverview School will open tomorrow morning for kindergarten through third grade. Superintendent Charles A. Killwell says kindergarten enrollment will exceed Kingsley school figures. Genevieve Graham leads the kindergarten with Larena Walker assisting grades. Walker previously taught part time at Irving and Kingsley.
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Riverview School
Charles A. Killwell Kittrell
Kingsley School
Genevieve Graham
Larena Walker
Waterloo youths in cast of Dark Tours at UI
Two Waterloo youths Craig Ellyson and George Heath join the cast of Dark Tours by Don Marquis to be produced at University of Town March 10 20 and 21 directed by Prof E G Mabie and Elroy M Fulmer. Ellyson son of C W Ellyson live 409 Home Park Boulevard and graduate of Wrest High School Heath son of Ann and Mrs Charles A Heath lives 1109 Sycamore street and is East High School graduate Heath cast as a citizen and Ellyson as one of the disciples.
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Waterloo
Craig Ellyson
George Heath
Don Marquis
University of Town
E. GC. Mabie
Elroy M. Fulmer
Eliyson
C. W. Eliyson
Home Park Boulevard
Wrest High School
Heath
East High
Ann
Charles A. Heath
Sycamora Street
Jesus
WEA
Ellyson
Fire at Fairbank bank causes minor damage
A short circuit sparked a blaze at Farmers State Bank in Pairbank. No records or securities were affected. damages estimated to be a small sum. The Courier Special Service notes firefighters contained the fire with minimal internal damage and no injuries reported.
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Fairbank Bank
Courier Special Service
Pairbank, Inc
Farmers State Bank
Five Roof Fires Leave Waterloo Homes Damaged
A weekend series of roof fires sparked by shingles damaged five Waterloo residences with no injuries. GC A Stephens at 510 Beltimore Street suffered about 500 in roof damage. Clifford A Morris at 438 Bayard Street faced about 350 in damage. C J Cowell at 744 Riehl Street reported 35 in roof damage. G M Hedges at 18 Randall Street had 15 and F A Turner at 132 Western Avenue about 20 in roof damage.
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Waterloo
GC. A. Stephens
Beltimore Street
Clifford A. Morris
Bayard Street
C. J. Cowell
Riehl Street
G. M. Hedges
Randall Street
Bonebrake Seminary Finances Parley Set For Tomorrow
An all day conference at Graves Memorial United Brethren church in Dayton Ohio begins at 10 40 tomorrow to discuss a nationwide financial campaign for Bonebrake Theology Seminary. Dr W L Dunst an will preside with ministers and lay members from northeastern Iowa expected. Luncheon at Black's Tearoom noon and a second afternoon session follow as delegates from outside projects attend.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Bonebraoke
Eal Seminary
Dayton
Iowa
W. L. Dunstan
Owill
Limcheon
Black
Thieves Busy Over Weekend Report Auto Thefts
Two automobile thefts and three petty thefts were reported over the weekend. Carl Roop of Charles City said his coach was stolen near the Fifth Street bridge early Sunday. J H Lorenzen reported his coupe stolen near that location about 9 30 p m. J L Benjamin of Hudson Indiana said a black cowhide robe was taken from his car at 309 LaPorte road. Additional petty thefts occurred Saturday afternoon and evening. A Vanschalk Route 3 reported a theft at 5 20 p m.
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Carl Roop
Charles City
Fifth Street Bridge
J. H. Lorenzen
Baltimore Street
Roop
Lorenzen
J. L. Benjamin
Hudson
Theft Report From City Streets Stuns Local Store
A large groceries store reports a theft from a car parked at Fourth and Water streets. Julius Breadmeldt of 18 Fifth Street West states a sheepskin coat was stolen, an hour later from a car on Fourth Street West near Commercial Avenue.
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Fourth and
Water Streets
Julius Breadmeldt
Fifth
Fourth Street
Commercial
Scholin Studio Moves to Caward Building
The Scholin Music studio relocates from 602 1 2 Commercial to 619 Caward Building. It features two 12 by 12 foot studios and a 15 by 17 foot salesroom. Associated staff include J. O. Ball, Mrs Rose Reichard, and George Timm. the Hartmann Scholin piano company operates in connection with the studio.
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Scholin Music
Caward
Scholin
J. Ball
Rose Reichard
Marshall
George Timm
Hartmann-Scholin Piano Company
Nurse Finds Quickest Way to Relieve Colds
Miss Bertha Lee, a trained nurse, uses Ayers Cherry Pectoral as advised by hospital physicians to treat a harsh cold. After delaying care, she suffers fever and congestion but relief arrives within hours with fever normalizing and chest symptoms easing. a day or two later the cold disappears.
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Bertha Lee
Waterloo
Miss Lee
Game Law Fines Paid by Breakers in Dysart Court
Deputy Game Warden J C Jago arrested violators in Tama county for shooting from a highway and killing hen pheasant. Curtis Lewis Geneseo Leslie Minkle Dysart and Robert Keith Cedar Rapids paid $74.25 total after pleading guilty in Dysart Trottnow court. Jago spent 11 days in Allamakee and Clayton counties on a special assignment, securing 11 clamming law convictions. He notes feeding quail and pheasants during severe weather saves many birds and that farmers donate corn and screenings to game wards and humane workers.
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Tama
John’ C
Dustice
Trottnow
Dysart
Jago
Allamakee
Clayton
Citizens of Des Moines area discuss fish and game law revisions
Last week Jago attended a deputy wardens meeting called by State Warden W. Albert of Des Moines. The session covered current fish and game laws and proposed revisions, with residents living near towns described as building shelters for birds and feeding them. The description ends with a note on the sun’s pulsating size.
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Jago
Fish and Game ‘Commission
Des Moines
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