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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

9

Local Assessors Begin 1926 Property Listings In Waterloo

A team led by city assessor A Townsley and deputies starts 1926 property and real estate listings in Waterloo. Territory is split among W F Dawson F F Yapp A H W Pinkerton H E Snyder J Eighmer I L B Will J Rainbow J S Chapman with tasks ranging from real estate to personal property and factory listings.

A. Townsley Hst Hoel Townsley County Board Ownsley W. F. Dawson Waterloo West Doe Ninth Washington Streets A. H W. Pinkerton Yapp BE. Klingaman Galloway Addition H. E. Snyder Eighmer J. Eighmer Waterloo East Chicago Great Western Railway Blowers Addition J. J. Rainbow Cooley’ Addition Waterloo J. S. Chapman Grandview Addition Riehl Conger Streets

Home Declamatory Contest Slated at West High Tonight

West High will host a home declamatory contest this evening in the school auditorium to select a single representative from oratorical dramatic and humorous divisions for interschool competition. Participants include James Switzer Ralph Childs Arnold Siegloe Remegius Stattery Helen Swisher Wilma Hey Dorothy Hartleip Marion Bronson Ruth Mow bray Cora Mae Busby Julie Chris tensen and Alice Redington. Miss Vera Barr of Paul Davin Dry Goods spoke to the Commercial club. Wilson M. Cross arrives from Muncie Ind to teach Commercial in the second semester starting Jan 26. Girls practice title under Wi H Ourehdenwald.

West High James Switzer Ralph Childs Arnold Siegloe Remegius Stattery Helen Swisher Wilma Hey Dorothy Hartleip Marion Bronson Ruth Mowbray Cora Mae Busby Julie Chris‘tensen Alice Redington Vera Barr Wilson M. Cross Muncie Ind Wi. H. Ourehdenwald

Chamberlain Elected President of Brotherhood Class

Homer M. Chamberlain was elected president of the Brotherhood class of First Brethren church at a monthly meeting. Frank A. Wisner is vice president and Allen G. Lichty secretary treasurer. About 25 members attended from a 60 member group. Macy Campbell of Iowa State Teachers College spoke on rural education.

Homer M. Chamberlain Brotherhood First Brethren Church Frank A. Wisner Allen G. Lichty Macy Campbell Department of Rural Education Iowa State Teachers College

Local Fires Cause Minor Damage and Burglary

Firefighters responded at 6 a m to a roof blaze at Robert W Dyer 519 Lane street causing slight damage. A prior roof fire at E Q Hill 221 Mullan avenue east caused 30 in damage. A damaged safe at Dr E G Leffler 311 Black Hawk Bank building prompted police to suspect a dope addict.

Robert W. Dyer Lane Street E. Q. Hill Mullan Avenue E. G. Leffler Black Hawk Bank

Stolen Car Recovered Near City After Theft

Leonard Walters owner of an automobile from R. R. 2 reported stolen several days ago from 2 street. The vehicle was found two miles north of the city after being shipped with wheels, batteries and a set of tools valued at money.

Leonard Walters

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J. A. Townsley Portland Cement Association Hubbell Des Moines Ager Paul Davin' Dry Goods Company West High Commercial Club Little Theatre F.H. Leggett & Co New York Mayr H. M. Chamberlain Brotherhood Class Herman C. Miller Bellans Roshanara Rollins Brand Chinchilla Polaire Secon Floor Paul Davis TraIis
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