Greeks fined 2000 for gaming at Waterloo hearing
Eighteen Greeks were fined a total of 2000 in Waterloo police court for gambling at a basement poker game during Christmas celebrations. Two suspects escaped. one 18 year old faced possible partial fine suspension as the raid marked the second offense in three weeks.
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Harry D. Bachtell
Fourth Street West
Mgr. Bachtell
Poice
Dinneen
Farrell
Greece
Caldwell
Waterloo
James T. Knapp
B. J. Wenner
Knapp
Traveling Men Oppose Parcels Post in Resolve Draft
Traveling Men's Protective Association held a special meeting to appoint a committee led by H E Weatherwax to draft resolutions opposing a parcels post bill. The committee includes Weatherwax John T Rock C H Pingham C R Rhode and George Hammond to send the resolutions to Congressman Pickett in Washington. Members unanimously opposed the bill.
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Traveling Men's Protective Association
H. B. Weatherwax
Congress
H. E. Weatherwax
John T. Rock
Cc. H. Pingham
C. R. Rhode
George 5
Hammond
C. EH. Pickett
Washington
Revival Services Grow in Power at Christan Church
Nine persons identified themselves with the church during revival meetings at the Christan Church. Rev. Johnson spoke on The New Testament Church in the morning and The Sac k and Coming of Christ in the evening, urging unity and readiness for the Son of Man. Officers were elected for the Sunday school year including Superintendent Y W Richardson and Librarian Miss Susie Carter.
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Johnson
Jesus
Father
Christ
Y. W. Richardson
C. J. Austin
Lillian Naumann
Astr. Lindquist
Eulah Underwood
Susie Carter
Miss Phillips
Iva Tyler
B.C. Kelley
City Sidewalks Danger Despite Salt Sprinkle
Ice on sidewalks across the city prompts officials to urge property owners to spread ashes sand or salt on the worst spots. No serious falls reported yet but risk remains as pedestrians may slip and injure themselves. City workers have sprinkled some sections in the meantime.
West High Five to Meet Cedar Rapids in Waterloo
West High Five travels to Waterloo to face Cedar Rapids in a crucial Friday night game. The Aarog will be played at the gym and a hot contest is anticipated as the outcome could decide the state and western championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Unusually Large YM G C Meeting At Nashua
A YMCA meeting in the YM GC auditorium drew a large turnout with Harry Monroe of Chicago as speaker and performer. St Pauls M B church orchestra, directed by Paul Ogle, provided music as new friendships formed and teachers' training and Bible work discussed for the Men’s Personal Workers league.
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Thore
Smen
Ym, GC. AL
Harry Monroe
Chicago
Balcom
Jawy Mausoleum Company
Nashua
HT. Bisher
J. B. Bates
Personal Workers’ League
L. O. Thompson
Men's Personal Workers’ League
Tuocheon
Debaters Selected for Triangular Contest in March
Students from Water loo Marshalltown and Fort Dodge are practicing for a March 38 debate on federal taxation with a graduated income tax and a $2,000 exemption. The affirmative team includes Ralph Marsh Florente Dewey and Fred Wrar. The negative team features Joe Chapman Clark War Held and Lewis Cobb. Miss Starr leads the program as they prepare for the evening clash.
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Went High
West High
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Miss Starr
Ralph Marsh
Florente Dewey
Fred Wrar
Joe Chapman
Clark War- Held
Lewis Cobb
Taada
Waterloo Hosts Poultry Show and New Church Affiliation
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry association stages its banner show in the Federal block with over 1500 birds, judged by national-repute experts Russell and Hale. The First Presbyterian session plans a new chapel in East Park Place, with 66 new members admitted Sunday and Brotherhood-led work continuing pending a permanent pastor.
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Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
Amos Voght
W. E B. Cowan
C. J. Schneck
G. H. Kilgatrick
Messrs
Russell and Hale
Waterloo
Ss. H- Page
Plymouth
Page
Waverly
Simmons Bros
Stockton
Presbyterian
Fast Park Place
Kern and
Cutler Streets
A. R. O'Brien
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Galloway
Brotherhood
J C Woods Leaves Home After Fall Injury
J C Woods, who fell November 30 while inspecting plastic in a house he was building, suffered a fracture and severe sprain to his right ankle. He left his Locust Street home for the first time last evening to join Dr G Simpson for a belated Christmas dinner at the Simpson residence. He can move about only with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Woods
Locust Street
Br. G. Simpson
Woods
Simpson
Mr. Woods
Get Acquainted: Walnut Street Baptist District Meetings
Walnut Street Baptist Church announces district based outreach with a plan by Mr Beeman. Members in ten districts will meet for afternoon conferences with the pastor and conduct five and two in apostolic fashion to spread fellowship and cheer. Women and supporters urged to attend and assist in visitation across listed homes and church venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Beeman
Otto Hayes
Kent Sold to Birmingham By White Sox For Season Start
Chicago Jan 9 Pitcher Kent formerly with Ottumwa club was sold Saturday to the Birmingham club of the Southern league as part of the White Sox spring housecleaning. Comiskey, Ban Johnson and their wives left for Florida to stay two weeks.
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Chiccago
Sannual
White Sox
Comiskey Warriors
Kent
Ottumwa
Birmingham
Cubs
Comiskey
Ban Johnson
Florida
Prayer Meeting Notices and Addresses
District notices list prayer meeting times at 7 30 and 2 30 in various churches. Mrs Knowles 610 West Fourth Street hosts Friday events at 2 30 and 7 30. Mrs Waide Brown 99 Broadway has 2 20 and 7 30 sessions. Ars J L Galyean L421 Cotta hosts 2 and 7 30 meetings.
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Knowles
Fourth Street
Waide Brown
Broadway
Ars
J. L. Galyean
Cotta
Doctor advertises simple fees and personal approach
An advertisement by Dr. W. K. Cotifern at 2079 Lafayette Blog touts a low cash fee from one cent to one dollar for general practice. He claims honesty, skill, and friendship with patients, offering hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 with evening slots on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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United States
Mason
W. KR. Cotifern
Lafayette
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