Sunday Theatre Objections Stir City Churches
The city faced sermons urging a day of rest as councils repeal old ordinances allowing Sunday theatres. Churches from Walnut Street Baptist to Plymouth Congregational denounced the move while patriotic services planned for Independence Day. Rev Hinkle urged caution as Union Sunday Services to run 5 to 6 pm in parks or First Congregational if bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uord
Walnut Street Baptist
Plymouth Congregational
M. E
Northminter
Minsters
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Central Church of Christ
St. Paul's
M. EL
Emanuel Evangelical
Chautauqua
Pr. Hinkle
G. W. Hinkle
D. M. Place
C. D. McCall
Union
West
Washington Park
First Congregational
Paul Davis
Lightning Strikes Residence. Boy Escapes Serious Harm
A storm struck the Webster residence injuring a twelve year old boy mildly and starting a fire. The youth was stunned, had a swollen eye treated by a physician, and the blaze was extinguished by Mr. Webster. The bolt damaged the roof and interior laminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Webster
Webster
Hoe
Mr. Webster
Concert night features LaRue band and Kaffir Boys Ensemble
Tonight at Chautauqua Park the Kaffir Boys Choir headlines a big evening while LaRue's band performs at 7 15 p m marking Davault Entertainment Co last appearance in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRue
Davault Entertainment Co
Kaffir Boys’ Choir
Chautauqua Park
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo Area Amid Travails
A Waterloo area column lists local residents and visitors including Mrs. Humphrey visiting her son, Pastor Kopp attending a funeral in Pennehford, and Mr. Ritz visiting his son in Sioux City. It also notes bankrupt George Rigdon and a teen indecent exposure sentence, plus travel plans of several families and professionals in Waterloo.
Mrs W J Kellar Family Heads West for Summer Visit
Mrs W J Kellar and her young son Harlan depart Sunday for Portland Oregon to visit her parents and relatives. They travel with Mrs Albert Bourns and daughter Beverly who will return to Lewistown Montana after the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kellar
Harlan
Portland
Qve
Albert, Bourns
Beverly
Lewistown
Mont
Early Resident Mary Nagel Dies in Hudson
Mrs. Mary Nagel an aged Hudson resident died Sunday at 12:15 at her daughter Mrs. Harry Degner’s home three miles northwest of Hudson after two years of illness due to old age and dropsy. Born December 26 1833 in Hanover Germany she came to America in 1885 and married Henry Nagel in Addison Illinois in 1867. They settled in Hudson in 1872 where she remained. she is survived by her daughter Mrs Degner brother Henry Andorf and four grandchildren. Funeral was held today at the German Lutheran church with Rev Z Grueber officiating and burial in the German Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Mary Nagel
Harry Degner
Mary Andorf
Hanover
Germany
Addison
Henry Nagel
Degner
Henry Audorf
German Lutheran Church
Z. Grueber
Lightning damages Rainbow Barn in Mt Vernon township
A lightning strike last evening damaged the Rainbow farm building in Mt Vernon township. The cupola was torn away and other damage occurred though the barn did not catch fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor Rainbow
Mt. Vernon Township
Four Austrians Arrested for Gambling in Northeast City Shack
Joseph Kaluick 22 Michael Luernia 34 Nick Pavlica 23 and Joseph Zagaras 22 were arrested yesterday and arraigned today on gambling charges. All four were fined $6 after a raid on a shack near the railroad tracks. City authorities face a growing vagrancy problem with lines of prisoners, vagabonds, and “peers” in the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kaluick
Michael Luernia
Nick Pavlica
Joseph Zagaras
Frank Knapp
Waterloo
Blackhawk Creek
Pastor Spry Urges Coatless Comfort at Service
At a morning service Rev. Will F. Spry of First M. E. church urged men to remove coats. Many complied, including Paul Davis who urged the pastor to follow. The pastor admitted he preached better in shirt sleeves, noting the warm situation was eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will F. Spry
M. E. Church
Paul Davis
Aquarielle
Spry
Public sentiment shapes private support in conviction response
The text reflects a speaker valuing personal support and dignity beyond royal status, expressing gratitude for the backing of supporters and acknowledging a private role in backing their position. It notes a reaction to conviction and public sentiment.
Loyalty tale highlights Billy Brown in railroad service
The Maize magazine recounts how agent Billy Brown at the East Waterloo depot impressed or failed to win over a steadfast elderly couple seeking tickets. T. J. McCleary notes Brown’s absence and the couple’s refusal to buy from others, recalling past support from former agent Mr Strown and the couple’s long trip plans to Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maize
Chicago Great Western Railroad
T. J. McCleary
Waterloo
Billy” Brown
East Side
East
Waterlon
Jop- In
Judson
Billy Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
LaRue's Band Plays Last Chautauqua Park Show
LaRue and his ensemble perform tonight at Chautauqua Park in a final appearance. The concert starts at 7 15 p m and is listed for July 1 with tickets likely available at the park gate.
Club Cafe Incorporated Forms Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed for Club Cafe Incorporated a restaurant to serve meals and refreshments to the public. Capital stock 3000 with a twenty year term commencing July 1. First officers President Maurice A Welch and Secretary treasurer F H LaTier. Located in the Century building on Sycamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Cafe
Maurice A. Welch
F. H. LaTier
Century
Sycamore Street
Reward Offered for Lost Gold Watch
A gentleman’s hunting case watch with a Waltham movement and serial number 10579864 was lost between the post office and Argyle Street on Monday morning. A reward is offered by the Courier of Ace for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Street
Waltham Movement
Ace
Wilson Will Not Attend Baltimore Convention
Gov. Wilson explains he will not appear before the convention in Baltimore. He cites not seeking favors and stays focused on arguing causes, while avoiding actions he views as mere errands. The message reflects pride in loyal supporters and a firm stance amid the political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Girl
N. J
Gov. Wilson
Baltimore
Mhickasaw
Bindames Barrett
Tonia
Ingrams
Gav Wilson
Regina area holds Waterloo ex-Waterlooans property
Regina. Moses Gardiner, a brother of James Gardiner of Waterloo, has extensive property interests in and near Regina. There are other former Waterlooans seated in that region, but no direct word had been received from any of them up to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Moses Gardiner
James Gardiner
Waterloo
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Union Services of
West Side
Buchanan
Merrian
Independence
Trey
Kopp
Central Church
Oof
Christ
Pennehford Tolay
Po R. Ritz
Sioux City
P. O H. Ritz
P. E. Ritz
Town City
Hoover
Northop
W. W W. Weld
Charles Clay
Ralph Law
Frank Crittenden
Chicago
IT. A. Lanch
Kingsley
Emma Stewart
Stewart-Simmons
Moorecroft
William Rhodes
Rochester
S. Y
Hildebrand
Rhodes
Maude Hildebrand
J. F. Watts
Plainfield
Hummel Hotel
George Rigdon
Tamierton
Fred Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ethel Garrabrant
W. J. Crozer
Mayme Fox
Cedar Rapids
Laura Snyder
Paul Ewing
G. J. Valentine
Mae
Myrtle Valentine
Denver
Colo
Mrs. C. G. Stearna
Ore
Mr. Stearns
Yellowstone Park
C. A. Lichty
G. W
J. M. Lichty
Wenatchee Valley
Shoptaugh
Clark Williams
Russell-Lamson Hall
Park Avenue West
Hagerman Or
Downing
Hagerman & Downing
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Jefferson Street
Hagerman & Downing Places
MHS
Black Hawk
Waterloo Evening Courier
Club Cafe A Incorporated
S. E. Jerald Sulky Co
Webster St
Gentle
H. S&s
Jesup
Station
Waterloo and Vicinity
Liberal Commission
Stummel Travel
Wilson
Peoples’ Store
West Fourth
Johnson
Porter
Washington Dairy
Laneh
Mast Penrth
Mor Sale—Vacuum Cleaners
Famous
White House
Hhite
Kingsley Ave
Burch Bros. CO. Omen’s and Children’s
Norfolk
White Sewing Machine CO
Ann
Rotary
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading Rock Island
Northwestern
Atchison
Urian Pacific
Lattimore and
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Vran
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Arie
Missouri Pacific
New York Centr
Anaconda
Avuéricgy Sugar
Tore Piaa
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ETRA
Iidday
Ormadi
F.C. Blanchard
J. F. Kingaman
Laford
Galloway Boys
Great Western Creamery Company
Fe.t. Sadler
Sadler
Herman Weberking
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