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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1929

Page

10

Lightning Strike Injures Six In Cottage Near Klinger

A lightning bolt struck a cottage on the Wapsipini river three miles east of Klinger at 12 30 a m Sunday. I R B McCarty and his son Merle were severely burned while other family members were shocked but unharmed. The bolt traveled from a tree to a radio aerial then along wires, crashing through the roof and igniting curtains. Two shotguns splintered. Curtains burned and flames were extinguished by others before further damage.

McCarty Tribe of Ben Hur William A Gook Rebel Avenue Wapsipini Con River Klinger McGarty Merle I. H. McCarty

Cropper retires from Black Hawk Coffee Company

H B Cropper age 70 of 1481 Newell street retires after 26 years with Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co and 24 years as manager and two years as secretary treasurer. Robert J Lichty vice president and manager says officers unchanged until July 17 annual meeting. Cropper also chaired Waterloo chapter American Red Cross for a decade. In 1894 he joined Smith Lichty Hillman Co before joining Black Hawk Coffee.

Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co H. B. Cropper Newell Rstreet Robert J Lichty Cropper Sunnyside Country Club Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co Black Hawk Coffee & Eplee Co Waterloo Red Grass

Greene golfers set new course record at Clarksville match

Greene team, led by Berti Ramsdell of Ponca Oklahoma, set a new course record with a 70, while Frank Sands of Clarksville carded a 71 in a Cedar Valley association match that Clarksville lost 2 to 1 to 44 2. Par for the local course is 64.

Fourier Clarksville-Ia Greene Golfers Clarksville Cedar Valley ‘Association Berti Ramsdell Ponca Ae Okla Greene Frank Sands

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