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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
14
Central time programs listed for many stations with orchestras, bands, and talks. Names include Walter Damrosch, WHAP, WGN, WEAP, KOA, WMAQ, and WM技术. The clipping shows varied show times and program blocks across several markets.
A dense Sunday slate lists stations and programs across major networks including WOR WADG WHE WEAF and WGN. Features include Shooting of Dan McGrew, United Light Opera Daughter of Madame Angot, Empire Builders, and Church Services. Night offerings include Amos Andy, Theatre of the Air, and Symphony Orchestra with city listings for Chicago Cincinnati Des Moines Minneapolis and more.
A dense listing of Monday radio features across stations WEAP and WGY among others. Programs include Dr. Cadman on life’s responsibilities, theatre pieces, hourlong variety segments, orchestras, and late-night news and music blocks. Notable names appear with multiple station call signs and times, reflecting a bustling midcentury broadcast lineup.
Mr. Ross stated today that the February night session has not been attended by pupils in the Melo year, marking a notable absence in the current program.
Independence Iowa January 19 That town once upheld the ancient blue laws was proved this week when in delving through old records in the office of justice of the peace C S Mari nut found the case of the state against Adelbert Brown Information was filed August 20 1869 for breach of the Sabbath by working on his farm The defendant after a jury trial was found not guilty and cases against four other farmers in the same neighborhood were dismissed The costs in the case tried amounted to 12.95 The justice was E G Little Underwater cat New London Conn AP Uncle Sam's navy boasts the most versatile underwater cat in existence She
Stockholders of Clay Equipment corporation meet in Cedar Falls for their annual session. Directors J. B. Clay Mary Clay John Clark C. J. Wild and John Meyers were re-elected and officers to be chosen at a future meeting. The article also mentions accompanying notes on local street safety and a theatre production crew.
Washington circles consider the United States may resume sending a minister plenipotentiary to the Vatican if negotiations for a sovereign Vatican state succeed. Kellogg noted no official decision yet, but recognition would follow diplomatic usage and precedents dating to 1848.
Paul Wilson, examiner in charge of Waterloo Bank and Trust Co receivership, in his sixteenth report to the court, states cash on hand of $33,881.81 on Dec 33, 1928, up from $15,903.01. Since then he has received $25,361.69, totaling $41,264.70, after deductions of $7,382.89 leaving $33,881.81. Dividends totaling $478,052.36 have been paid to depositors since the bank closed Jan 5, 1925 in three distributions of $217,258.44, $130,297.52, and $130,296.40.
Mr and Mrs Harold Gremmiers 204 Independence Jan 4 son Robert Charles. Mr and Mrs Luther Joe Feldnouch 410 Longindow Jan 3 son Luther Jr. Mr and Mrs Howard Whlath 246 Berich Jan 4 daughter Betty Jane. Mr and Mrs Frank Garrison 22 Ash Jan 10 son. Mr and Mrs Charles W Jones 7 Argyle Dec 25 son Russell Charles. Mr and Mrs Wheil Truman Powel 1000 Independiente Dec 30 son William LeRoy. Mr and Mrs Len A Krath Raymond Dec 31 daughter Lorraine Margaret. Mr and Mrs Arthur C Wolf 326 In dependence Jan 8 daughter Whohita Lois. Mr and Mrs Donald Carl Miller 294 Irving Jan 6 daughter Lillian Romana. Mr and Mrs Nick Andrew Psnos 226 Fifteenth west Jan & son Andrew Nick. Mr and Mrs William Lewis 230 Douglas Jan 5 daughter Georgia. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Ernest Martin 310 Cottage Jan 9 son Gene LeRoy. Mr and Mrs Adolph Herman Peters 1149 Lincoln Dee 31 son Donald Lar.
Prize list shows multiple categories with varied amounts and counts. First prize worth 1,000 dollars, second prize 500, third 300, plus ten prize tiers from 250 to 5 dollars. Aggregate totals suggest a large distribution to schools and teachers, with sums like 1,250 dollars, 1,000 dollars, and 2,450 dollars.
Water loo Evening Courier reported Melody Way piano students who began a year ago will perform at 3 p m Sunday in the Ross Conservatory of Music. About 40 pupils participate in short selections under Fred eric Mills Ross with help from Misses Harrington Read Strou bel and Worrell. Splendid progress noted.
Leonard Hillman, Green, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after an accident near Charles City on Sept 20, 1928. Judge C H Kelley sentenced him with a $300 fine due in 100 days or 30 days in county jail. The charge stemmed from the wreck in which his car was involved.
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