Diebold Buys Waterloo Theatre Lease From Frank
A. J. Diebold of Cedar Rapids purchases the Waterloo theatre lease and equipment from Alexander Frank. The Waterloo will be dark for renovations in summer and reopen in September under new management as a first class legitimate playhouse with strong road shows. Frank will focus on Plaza and Rialto operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Diebold
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Theatre
Lafayette Shest
Waterloo
Diebold
Playhouse
Frank
Plaza
Alexander Frank
Plaza Motion Picture House
Rialto
Paul Davis
Diebold-Ford Amusement Company
Strand
Crystal
Palace
Motion-Picture Theatre Company
Waterloo Fourth of July Memories and River Traditions
A nostalgic column recalls Waterloo's Independence Day celebrations, river pageantry, and community life. Vivid scenes include boat races, anvil chorus, Old Glory, fire departments, and gatherings from the mill area to Commercial Street, reflecting on changes and enduring spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Americas
Ican
Daniel & Jade
Sona
Daughters
Ameri
Hole
Teddy
Weys
Frank Watkins
Herland Rileys
Althe
Cedar Fallsi
John Garber
Frank
Joe
LaPorte City
Will Watkins
Atgood
Jacob G. Schmidt
der Deutsch-Ameriland
Cele Kaner
Charley Kruse
Henry Ali
Bration
Houge
Henry Bender
Carl Woollkwe
Henry Bloeser
George Remington
Miller’s
Daniel's
Phelps
Lusch
Snowden
Rock I Sland
Depot
Nauman Company
Mullan
Pasmill
Cobb's Pasture
Bob White
George Pettit
John Bressler
Charley White
Bridge Down
Paul Reveres
Barbara Fritchies
Fourth Street
Tiingls Central
Gad. Gilbert
Manchester Churches Host Vacation Bible School Demonstration
Manchester Indiana July 2 The daily vacation bible school conducted with cooperation from workers from all Sunday schools closed Sunday with a Congregational church demonstration of accomplishments. An exhibit of crafts filled the basement while the evening service featured a program by the young people. The organizers express deep satisfaction with the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Congregational Church
Waterloo adds 13 families as eight leave town
Waterloo population grew by 13 new families last week while eight families moved away. Address changes within the city affected forty residents. Newcomers listed by the Waterloo Retail Merchants Association include Cliff Bronson 1219 Lafayette Julia Jenny 238 Maple James Mead 1426 Commercial Edgar H. Martin 421 Park Edgar T. Klug 625 Town F J Sheckelton 1106 Lafayette B C Clark 318 Brockwell Arms J M Garrett 220 Brockwell rms Charles Talmage 252 Sullivan Q S Wymore 104 Sunnyside G M Simmons 600 Englewood George E Prugh 612144 Mulder.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Cliff Bronson
Lafayette
Julia Jenny
Maple
James Mead
Edgar HE. Martin
Park
Otto Tf. Klug
F. J. Sheckelton
B.C. Clark
Oelwein Defeated in Loose Contested Baseball Game
Oelwein defeated Warfield Pratt Howell 10 to 6 in a ragged Sunday game. Errors and wild fielding plagued both sides as Nichols and Borland pitched for Oelwein while Cressinger yielded four hits for the winners. Galvin of Columbia College starred at second base for Oelwein as Umpires Tiaines and Strong called the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Warfield- Prattt-Howell Uine
Oalwel
Nichols
Borland
Cressinger
Galvin
Columbia College Star
W-P-H
French
Lonborg
Um Jpires
Tiaines
Strong
Waterloo All Stars Meet Sumner in July Tilt
Waterloo All-Stars the local colored men s baseball team travel to Sumner tomorrow to face the Bremer-Chickasaw league team. Sumner is regarded a strong league contender with one of the region s best semipro nines in northeastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Chicago
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Waterloo All-Stars
Sumner
Tfowa
Theatres Show Big Screen Mix With Local Listings
A chaotic page lists showings at the Paramount Crystal Theatre and Strand Theatre, featuring Hog Round with Dorothy Utton and The Trail of the Lonsponse Panorama with Patton and Mary Miles Minter. Also mentions Mintar, Antonia Moreno, Theodora Robs, Mity McAvoy, and Conrad Nagel in Strand arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Dorothy Utton
Walet
Mnet
Patton
Mary Miles Minter
Aera
Mina
ASV
Treanile
Mintar
Theodora Robserty
Mity
McAvoy
Amd
Conrad Nagel
C Strand
Marathi
Son of the Wolf and Railroaded at Palace Theatre
The Palace theatre ends its engagement of Son of the Wolf a Norman Dawn film from Jack London twin stories The Son of the Wolf and The Wife of an King today Tomorrow offers Railroaded a universal photodrama starring Herbert Rawlinson The crook son of a noted English judge drives the plot in a dramatic production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dawn
Jack London
Palace Theatre
U Universal
Herbert Rawlinson
Fragmentary ad copy from old notice
A garbled OCR fragment advertises optical work and prices. It mentions Kryptok in Visible Blocks, an optometrist near Waterlon, and a bus stop one block from a car Mue. The text is low clarity with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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Franklin St
Kryptok
M. Nlx
Taupoape
Women urged to act quickly with Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Women suffer symptoms such as headache nervousness dragging-down pain irregularities and irritable feelings. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted old-fashioned root and herb remedy that can relieve such female ailments and be used with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia G. Pinkham
Barn Dance at Carl McDougall Farm Preset July Sixth
Edwards Orchestra to play at Carl McDougall Farm venue located 5 miles north and 2 miles east of St. Francis Hospital. Event promoted as big barn dance occurring Friday July 6 with location described as miles west of Dunkerton and southeast of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McDougall
St. Francis Hospital
Dunkerton
Denver
Edwards Orchestra
Fragmentary report on theater names and figures in Chicago
Readable text mentions Lupina Kano in a Reportor piece and Misys Katherin Lady with a gifted card from the Riveria theater in Chicago. The garbled OCR references a play or performance and associated individuals, with distorted names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prancy
Lupina Kano
Misys Katherin
Riveria Theatra
Chicago
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Waterloo House
Geo. F. Althouse
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charles Mullan
Commercial Strait
Chaffee’s Grocery
Wangler Brothers’ Drug Store
Bernt, Ee
Mrs. Newcomer
Koenig
First West
W. H. Ross
L. & J. Bldg
Garl C. Bickley
M. D
Leavitt and Johnson
Wright
Jefferson
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
Fuel.& Transfer
West Mullan Ave
ARB Pet. Heilmann
Qrebeatt
Jamieson
Cleve
Ruth
New York
1Collins
Haney
Detroit
National— Wheat
Brooklyn
Mousch
Cincinnati
O'Farrell
Fournier
Frisch
Wiliams
Philadelphia
Statz
Wineberg
Wens
Boehne
Rauckson
Boston & Harris
Pipp
Burns
Boston
Aituntions
Eee One CE Theatre
Warglades of
Florida
M. V. League Park
Waterloo S. C
Alta Vista
Chicago Today
Lafayette St
Brunswick Records
Johnson’s Pavilion
L. & J. Trust CO
Waterloo Savings Bank Bldg
Schuneman
Three Fourth Street
Mulberry
Jeferson
United States
U.S
Standard Tire Co
W. St. St
Plata
Walla
Thorns
Dorothy Dalton
Adilrese
Electric Park
Comedy News
Herbert ‘Rawlinson
The
Big Crook
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Antonio Moreno
Theodore Roberts
Gonrad Nagel
Olaf, Ogie
May McAvoy
Dagson Ferguson
Algo Snub Pollard
Town
Hay, Carey
Clyde Cook
Harold Loring
Kimball Grand Organ
Ethel Clayton
Catherine
Sedgwice
Rivioen Theatre
Plaza Entertainment
Iowa
Tony Gentle
Cedar Falls
Sammy Loyd
Curly Culver
Young Arthur
Kid Mack
Young Polly
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