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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1929

Page

14

Firemen Rescue Family From Fire After Midnight Blaze

A midnight fire trapped Mrs. C. A. Bowlsby, her six year old daughter Jean, and Miss D. M. Drape in a smoke filled home at 1318 Second Street West. Firemen carried the trio down a ladder while Bowlsby directed efforts and escaped unaided. Damage to the house is estimated at about 1000 dollars. The Bowlsbys and Miss Drape spent the night with neighbors.

C. A. Bowlsby Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Jean D. M. Drape Bowlsbys Second Street West Bowlsby Howard Witt Station 4 Harold Geiger Hyerett Baltey Central Station Miss Drape Leo Mak

Letters Lindbergh Brought From Canal Zone Received Here

Three Waterlooans Mrs A F Vaughn and Robert Howell and CO HH Whitemore received letters carried by Col Charles A Lindbergh on the Pan American air mail route from the Canal Zone to Miami. Vaughn's letter from her son Roy Campbell at France Field postmarked Feb 10 arrived Feb 13 in Waterloo in transit six days. Whitemore's letter was from Lt F R Whitemore at Colo Sato Canal Zone. Howell's letter was from Pembroke Banton Balboa Heights Canal Zone.

A. F. Vaughn Williston Avenue HH. Whitemore Reber Avenue Robert Howell Hicker Street Col Charles A. Lindbergh Canal Zone Miami Fla Waterloo France Field Whitemore Uent F. R. Whitemore Naval Air Station Colo Sato Howell Pembroke Banton Balboa Heights

Man Charged With Stealing Auto Robes and Chickens

Henry Teachout of 1428 Washington Street was arrested at his room at 14h p.m. yesterday and charged with larceny from automobiles and stealing chickens. Detective Ralph Davis tracked him after weeks of surveillance and caught him as he entered a house. A search found an automobile robe gum rubber shoes and ladies over shoes alleged stolen from cars. Investigators plan further charges of breaking and entering tied to local filling station robberies. Police allege he stole 47 chickens from William Bourkas in Riverview addition Wednesday night.

Henry Teachout Washington Street Teachout Ralph Davis Davis Pollen William Bourkas Riverview Addition

Boxing Body Names Two Officials to Work Miami Fight

The Massachusetts boxing commission announced two referees for the Sharkey Stribling bout to be held in Miami. John D Sheehan of Beachmont and John T Brassil of Boston will be sent to Miami as referees. The commission wired promoter Jack Dempsey and did not specify which official would serve as the third man. Dempsey requested that the final referee be kept until the night of the fight.

Boston Uri John D. Sheehan Beachmont John T. Brassil Milami Massachusetts Boxing Commission Jack Dempsey Dempsey

Funeral for Mrs. Leara B. Burton in Milwaukee

A large crowd attended funeral services for Mrs. Leara B. Burton at O’Keefe Towne funeral Rome. She died Friday at her Milwaukee home. Clarence Miller led the service. Vocal music by Miss Agnes Thompson. Pallbearers named E L Johnson William Stewart A M Place Harry Lichly George Rowell Alfred Longley. Burial at Fairview beside her husband Benjamin F Burton former Logan House manager.

O'Keefe & Towne Rome Leara B. Burton Milwaukee Wis Clarence Miller Science Agnes Thompson E. L. Johnson William Stewart A. M. Place Harry Lichly George Rowell Alfred Longley Buriel Fairview Benjamin F. Burton Logan House

Funeral Rites Held For Louis Mohls at Readlyn

Waterloo mourns Louis Mohls longtime Bremer county resident who ran Burk Creek and later Wapsie stores. Born 1847 in Densrdt Saxony he came to America at age 10. Survived by six children and 21 grandchildren with relatives including Charles F. Mohls, Readlyn police chief.

Waterloo Louis Brohus Beradlyn Mohils Bremer County Burk Creek Wapsie Mr. Mohs Densrdt Saxony David Mohils Gongorte Osterman Mohils America

Man released after claim real thief loaned car

Carrol Loonan, 22, of 614 Washington, freed after owner J H Lorenzen identified another driver as the car thief and said Loonan did not drive the stolen Chevrolet coupe last Friday near the Fifth street bridge. The car disappeared a week ago and Loonan had been jailed on illegal possession charges. TEMPORARY ALIMONY GIVEN. In Fannie Kelley v Clarence E Kelley, Judge H B Boles granted temporary support and set March 18 for trial on the merits. Berlin birth rate now ranks lowest among world capitals.

Carrol Loonan Washington Street John Deere Loonan J. H. Lorenzen Baltimore Street Fifth Street Fannie Kelley Clarence E. Kelley H. B. Boles

Noted People Debate Happiness With Edison On Joy

New York and other cities report quick reactions to Thomas Edison's claim that no one is truly happy. Mayor Jimmy Walker and Beatrice Lillie weigh in with contrasting views on happiness, love, and everyday fulfillment. Others, including Florence P. Kahn, Senator Copeland, Nathan Straus, and Robert A. Long, add differing takes, ranging from divine discontent to the belief that perfect happiness is unattainable yet progress hinges on striving.

New York INS Thomas Edison Florida Jimmy Walker Beatrice Lillie Lady Peel Edison Washington, D. C Thomas A. Edison Florence P. Kahn California Royal Copeland Nathan Straus Kansas City Robert A. Long Southwest Pacific Northwest Long Denver H. L. McMenamin Immaculate Conception Rev. McMenamin

Walther League State Meeting Planned for Waterloo

The Walther League state convention will be held in Waterloo on June 1 2 and 3 with Hotel Russell Lamson as headquarters and East High auditorium for meetings. Prof E J Meier of St Louis seminary is to speak and E M Dallmeyer may attend. The program includes addresses by synod leaders and local league entertainment. Norbert Roepe chairs the Waterloo committee with members Ehlers Sassaman Koepke Semmann Borteheris Dettmer and aid Rev A H Semmann.

Walther League Missouri Lutheran Church Waterloo Russell-Lamson East High Auditorium E. J. Meier St. Louis Seminary E. M. Dallmeyer Norbert Roepe Oscar Ehlers Keith Sassaman Helene Koepke Ruth Semmann Gertrude Borteheris Edna Dettmer A. H. Semmann Immanuel Lutheran Church

Waterloo Bowlers Money at Minneapolis Meet

Waterloo bowlers won money in the singles and doubles at the International Bowling association tournament in Minneapolis. Frank Manali and A. Manahi led doubles with 1,128, while E. McFarlane and E. Newman posted 1,076 for a small share of the prize. In singles, E. McFarlane led with 59, E. Newman second with 56. Five-man team total 2,569. Team members: A. and F. Manahl, Stainbrook, McFarlane, and Newman.

Waterloo Minneapolis United States Canada Frank Manali A. Manahi E. McFarlane E. Newman Am Small Alec F. Manahl Stainbrook McFarlane Newman

Riviera screens The Redeeming Sin with Costello Nagel

The Riviera theatre shows The Redeeming Sin through Thursday with Dolores Costello and Conrad Nagel in lead roles. A dancer in a Paris cafe loves, hates, and returns to her doctor after her brother is killed, amid Apache quarter scenes and murky underworld imagery. The film features supporting players Warner Richmond Lionel Belmore Nina Quantro Little Phillipe de Lacy, plus Fox Movietone news and a lively stage portion with Freddie Stritt Agnes Gilroy and Dave Rice and Shirley.

Paris Riviera Theatre Dolores Costello Conrad Nagel Nagel Warner Richmond Lionel Belmore Nina Quantero Phillipe de Lacy Fox Movietone News Dave Rice Shirley Stritt Bill Garlin Frite Bender L. E. Ww

Romantic Hearts at Strand in Lonesome Tale of Two

A Strand program spots a romantic urban fable titled Lonesome starring Glen Tryon and Barbara Kent. Two lonely workers share a bus to Coney Island, fall for each other amid city bustle, face separation, then hope returns. The card lists Lupino Lane comedy, Vitaphone act, Plantation Trio, music, and a monoplane stunt sequence.

Strand Glen Tryon Barbara Kent Coney Island Conby Lupino Lane Harry Delf

Docks of New York Shines at Plaza With Bancroft

The feature at the Plaza today and tomorrow is The Docks of New York with George Bancroft and Betty Gompson. Bancroft and Clyde Cook star as ship stowaways who rescue a drowning woman then court her, leading to a comic and romantic finale aboard a waterfront setting.

Sally New York George Bancroft Plaza Clyde Cook Bancroft Betty Gompson Betty Badanava Underworld Kid Brothers

First bottle helped her says Philadelphia mother

Anna Lou Nerback of 1607 S York Street Philadelphia reports using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before and after childbirth. She says the tonic reduced dizziness weakness and nervous symptoms after the first bottle and she has recommended the medicine to friends.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkhamn Anna Lounerback Yront Street Phila, Pa

The Sky Skidder at Palace Today Three Days

Al Wilson stars as a stunt aviator in a 1920s style air drama at the Palace for three days. The plot follows a fuel inventor claiming a 1000 mile range and features a perilous runaway car scene endangering the hero’s sweetheart.

Lindbergh al. Wilson Helen Foster Wilbur Mack Pee Wee Holmes Man of Letters The Fox News Palace Today Palace al Wilson

Men of Seven Counties Form Local Implement Dealers Club

A local Iowa Implement Dealers association group will form at Hotel President at 2 p.m. Tuesday with C. H. Chase, secretary of the state association, meeting with 64 invited dealers from Black Hawk Butler Grundy Bremer Buchanan Benton Tama counties. A 6:36 p.m. dinner will close the meeting. The possible 1930 state convention may be held here if the local club desires. Plans include Farm Equipment week and cooperation to abolish local trade evils and promote mutual prosperity.

Iowa Implement Dealers’ Association C. H. Chase Waterloo Black Hawk Butler Grundy Bremer Buchanan Benton Tama Thes Association

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G. A. Bowlsby Man B. F. Burton George Storm Ivy Bay Chestnut Candle Fame Ange Aunt Mooraw Llttte Anne Spencer Morrow Charles Lindbergh Miss Morrow South College Louis Mowlin Readlyn Berlin Walker F. G. Bonfils Rocky Mountain Tegloh Bonfils Riviera Lydia E. Pinkham Letters Geor Bancroft Stepsons of Hell Ant Shorem Armory Dixie Howard Thomas Tues Silenta Vitaphone Plantation Trio Sin Warner Brothers Vitaphone Bill” Carlin the Smiling Boy Freddie Stritt Agnes Gilroy Ralph Jones
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