Chautauqua Leaders Re-elected Ahead of 1926 Program
Rev. A. P. Blough was re-elected president of Waterloo chautauqua board with three new directors named Rev. R. B. Williamson J. A. Lohner and Ira W. Blough. Season-ticket pledges reached about 1 000 ensuring another strong lineup. Davies Opera company closed the season with Olivette many residents attended LOG township noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Blough
Waterloo Independent Chautauqua
Charles M. Allen
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Ira W. Blough
A. W. Brown
Rev. R. B. Williamson
J. A. Lohner
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Young Women's Christian Association
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Chautauqua Board
L. C. Hemsworth
T. A. McManus
J. W. Henderson
A. S. Weishaar
DB. A. Bates
W. H. Langlas
Elta Lichty
J. R. Macartney
R. B. Williamson
A. Cohagan
Charles M
Waterlolo
Olivette
Davies Opera Company
Larry Davies
Orange Township
Alice Louise Shrode
Whistler
The
McGinnity quits as Dubuque manager of Ironmen
Veteran baseball figure Joe McGinnity resigns as manager of the Dubuque Ironmen after a long career and pennant success. His stake in the club passes to Johnny Armstrong, with McGinnity returning to Decatur. He cites disagreements over management as a factor in stepping down after 35 years in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Joe McGinnity
Mississippi Valley
Ironmen
Johnny Armstrong
Pic
McGinnity
McGraw
Decatur
1926 State Golf Meet Awarded Des Moines Club
The Iowa State Golf Association elected Humphrey of Sioux City as president and Herman Sani of Des Moines as vice president with J A Cummins as secretary. The next state tournament is planned for Wakonda. Directors include R G Sninek Waterloo Dr E L Moore Harlan C D French Davenport P C Scott Council Bluffs Heisen Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Humphrey
Iowatate Golf_ association
Herman Sani
Des Moines
J. A. Cummins
Wakonda Elit
R. G. Sninek
Witerloo
EL Moore
Harlan
Yde Orary to Fight Jack Corey at Park Tonight
Jack Corey of East St. Louis and Civderary of Marshalltown clash in a six round welterweight main event at Foat Electric Park tonight. Both fighters are clever punchers with reputations as heavy hitters. A four round semi windup features Dakota Kid versus Bob Patney, with Beer at 150 pounds. Glen Russell faces Kid Roberts in a four round prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Corey
East St. Lows
Civderary
Marshalltown
Foat Electric Park
Prospect
Dakota Kid
Bob Patney
Beer
Glen Russell
Kid Roberts
Areko
Doings of the Duffs Rulers of Men at Midlothian golf tourney
Chicago sponsor Mrs Eugene Tracy leads a 118-player field as the Women's Western Golf Association event starts at Midlothian Country Club. The card lists competitors including Jimmy O'Donnell and Johnny Lana, with matchups and early rounds noted amid a broader, colorful showbiz program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene Tracy
Midlothian Country Club
Theatrical Shows at Palace and Plaza Theatres
The Palace Theatre presents Que Stolen Nuht a gripping adaptation from D D Calhoun with Adela Farrington and stars Reginald Jewel in Oh Doc AlJewel at the Plaza Theatre promises entertaining summer fare with satire and brisk action. The stage production Over the Top features a cotton field setting while The Charmer with Pola Negri runs through the night as a southern romance winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Calhoun
D. D. Calshoun
Herbert Heyes
Otto Hoffman
Adela Farrington
Palace Theatre
Doc AlJewel
Reginald
Plazie
Pinaz
Otis Mitchell
Phe
Marsland F
Pola Negri
Ecene
Tootle
Plaza Fheatre
City Finances Sound With Bank Balance On Hand
City finances show $71,918.06 in cash in depository banks and $47,620.78 in unpaid warrants as of July 1, 1925, marking a satisfactory condition after six months. June expenditures totaled $37,421.16 in warrants issued, while $24,623.46 warrants were cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. MacKay
MacKay
Radio Programs and Local Station Listings
Radio listings from Davenport to Chicago detail stations, programs, and times on Wednesday and Thursday. Notable items include baseball scores, orchestras, chimes, organ recitals, marimba and dance programs, and multiple regional stations with varied broadcasts. A Polk County banker died after surgery. an Orange Township concert is planned with rain plan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Sandman
Bes Moines
Shendagond
Comryw
Chicago
WDAF
Wansas
EBM
Riviera Theatre
Drake Progrum
Rex
Cornhuskers
Lone Scout
WLS’ Theatre
Farm Pro
Chicare
Northwestern University Iecunds Ie
WMAQ
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
Ginger Hour
Elgin
Vile Olivia
Cavanaughs
Detroit
WOO
WEAF
WITO
Des Moines
WOAW
Omaha
Keep Cool By Mind Over Heat Advises Writer
A writer urges avoiding weather talk to stay cool as heat rises toward 100. Focus on work and mental control to reduce discomfort, noting thoughts influence body temperature. Light clothing and air flow aid cooling, while liquor worsens heat distress. mind the mind to stay calm and sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Hell
Second Round of State Golf Meet Is Played Today
Stouts City Ta July 8 Second round matches for the state golf title were scheduled to start at 9 30 this morning at the Sioux City Country club. The contests are 36 holes with 18 each for morning and afternoon play. Top contenders occupy the upper bracket while veterans expect most to survive. Pairings include Bartlett Ottumwa with Moore Harlan and Herron Sioux City vs Denman Des Moines. Paysour Dubuque vs Howe Sioux City. Meisenholder Sioux City vs Bowne Ottumwa. McKee Des Moines vs Rider Des Moines. Humphrey Sioux City vs Beckett Des Moines. Barton Fort Dodge vs McKughlin Sioux City. Decker French Davenport and Ingham Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouts City
Sioux City Country Club
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Rex Moore
Harlan
Lee Herron
Sioux City
M. & Denman
Des Moines
Ted Paysour
Dubuque
Paul Howe
Eddie Meisenholder
Ben Bowne
Robert McKee
Ralphi Rider
J. Mr. Humphrey
Gur
Beckett
Paul Barton
Fort Dodge
Carleton MecKughlin
Decker French
Davenport
William Ingham
New York Move Moonlight Dempsey Challenger Plans Europe Trip
New York heavyweight contender Harry Wills prepared to travel to Europe with Jack Dempsey for a vacation. In Vernon California Mushy Callahan of Los Angeles won a decision in a lightweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Vernon
Cal
Mushy Callman
Los Angeles
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Rev
AL P. Blough
Des Moines Club
Yde Orary
By Ben Batsford
Jimmy O'Donnell
St. Paul
Jiily Parralle
North Dekota
Johnny Lana
Lighoweight
Lous
Relly
Lindy Winter
Seville
Aemy Hfe
Bath
Draithold
Strand Theratne
Boris
Tom
Helen
Wilbur Tom
Lazy Lake
Thane
Consolidated
Rene
LRENF
Shenandoah
Contrer
Ene
POLK
Mitchellville
Toly
A. P. Milter
Farmers, State Bank
University Hospital
Town City
Polk Counts Backers' Association
Polk County Board of Education
Orange
Central Iowa Power and Light Co
Meat Guy
William Desmond
Electric Park
Rounds
East St. Louis
Clyde Daury
Bob Putney
Mississippi Six Orchestra
Axel Torgensen
Victor
Illinois Central
Waterlo
Lake Front
Boulevard
Entre District
White Sox
Illinois Central Station
W. L. Buckley
Wayside Inn
Leine-Cak and
Lemna Zisioh
Tro
Carl Bickley
Lengitt and Johnson
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk
Clinor Glyn
Pqero Resath
Pola Negri the Charmer
Ben Turpin
News and Pubies
California
Couil
Alexander Franks
Misa
Reginald Denny
Maryland Singers
Eddy Mathews
Late Star
Viola Dana Raymond McKee
Walter Hiers
Tilly Ad Victor Potter
Ruth
Gusips
Eddy
Mathews
New Danrces
Rialto
James Kirkwood
Rudy Wintner
Winter Garden
Tranting
Busby's Famous Colored Minstrels
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