Foundation 10 Be Ready for Hotel Site Construction
Carpenters at work earnest to finish foundation before month end for the Russell Lamson hotel at Commercial and Fifth. Dunphy Friedman contracting firm in charge, with 361 piles driven and concrete flowing daily. Meier Fridstein reports 200 to 300 workers to be employed as operations begin. no labor shortages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunphy, Fridstein
Russell-Lamson
Commercial
Fifth Streets
H. 8. Walsh
Chicago
Meier Fridstein
Mt Auburn social notes visit and travel in July
Mt. Auburn notes show residents traveling to Waterloo Cedar Rapids Vinton and Shellsburg with visits to relatives and friends. Many attendees from here visited family at Waterloo and Vinton while others attended reunions and a funeral in Gettysburg. An ice cream social by the Royal Neighbors in town is planned for next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine White
Garrison
Schlorfelt
K. M. Oliver
Baby
Vinton
Lola Smalley
Waterloo
Goodwin
Frank Hone
Vida Sanders
South Dakota
Chas, Lee
Clark
Rapids
G. L Fisher
Central City
Wm. St. Clair
Wallace
Newton
Parks
Cedar Rapids
Ed. Calkins
Auburn
Fay Rice
Glenville
Minn
Claude Bearbower
Jim Bearbower
Arthur White
Mr. White
J. St. Clair
Gladys Lanover
Center Point
Gladys Scott
Fisher “Fame
John Roster
Gettys
Harten
Monroe
Wis
Jane Gulick
Royal Neighbors’ Lodge
Albertson Lawn
Roster
Guy
Ora Lee
Vinton Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Spichers
Kohl named director by Town Shoe Retailers
The Town Shoe Retailers association in Fort Dodge elected officers and W. C. Kohl of Waterloo was chosen as a director for the coming year. Roy Stevens of Othimwa and E. P. Stuhler of Monticello were named the other two board members. Officers include President J. K. Jewell Des Moines Vice President W. A. Roll Cedar Rapids Secretary T. McNehe Atlantic Treasurer S. M. Welch Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Shoe Retailers’ Association
Fort Dodge
W. C. Kohl
Waterloo
Roy Stevens
Othimwa
E. P. Stuhler
Monticello
J. K. Jewell
Des Moines
W. A. Roll
Cedar Rapids
T. McNehe
Atlantic
8. M. Welch
Cushman Rites Thursday Funeral for Andrew Cushmat
Funeral services for Andrew Cushmat will be held tomorrow at 10:20 AM from the home on St Wellington Street. Rev. Evans will officiate with a private burial at Fairview.
City in Brief Actions and Travels Around Waterloo
City in Brief lists local moves and travel of residents. Sheriff Shores attends state sheriff meeting in Estherville while Frank DeLong improves from tonsillitis at his 571 Locust Street rooming house. Mrs. Wagner returns from Powell Wyoming trip. Miss Maye Hinck of Chicago visits sister Mrs. Torpey. Mrs. Wyant travels to Los Angeles to visit relatives. J A Todd of Sioux City attends druggists’ convention. Dean Richmond visits Waterloo, Richard Richmond en route from Yale to California. Albert and John George and brother arrive from Texas to aid paralytic case. Roger Smith heads to Los Angeles after visiting Waterloo. Three Waterloo girls depart for Europe via Illinois Central at 2:20 pm, sailing from Montreal to Liverpool, Paris, Cumbria, Boston in a 30-day tour. Temple Rebekah and IOOF lodges to install tonight. Louis A. Gaiser leaves for Chicago and Grand Rapids on business. James L. Cooley and wife depart for Hartington Vermont, visiting New York City, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia on trip. Neil Jackson and daughter Rosalie go to Clear Lake for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeLong
Locust Street
Herman T. Wagner
Powell
Wyoming
Maye Hinck
Chicago
T. G. Torpey
Independence Avenue
W. W. Wyant
Los Angeles
J. E. Wyant
JC. W.lingworth
J. A. Todd
Sioux City
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Europe
Bernice Call
Gertrude Klein
Marion Wyant
Montreal
Canada
Liverpool
Paris
Boston
Temple Rebekah Lodge
No. Ha
Black Hawk Lodge
IO. O. F
Louis A. Gaiser
Hall-Ekfelt Company
LoVevening
Grand Rapids
James L. Cooley
Hartington, Vt
D. W. Jardine
New York City
Washington
Philadelphia
Conley
Rochester
Neil
Jackson
Rosalie
Clear Lake
Mobile woman becomes America's only woman game warden
Norma F. Gibboney of Mobile is named the only woman game warden in the country, appointed to protect birds in her district. A society girl and avid hunter, she has traveled widely, is a crack shot, studies game birds, and has stocked her district with rare varieties. She prefers safeguarding birds over social frivolities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gibboney
Countey
Mobile
Ala
Norma F. Gibboney
America
Sively
Miss.Gibboney
Pensions Advocated to Aid Needy Mothers in Washington
Judge Everett Smith urged using foster care and pensions for dependent mothers at the national conference in Seattle. He blamed divorces for rising dependent children and urged state aid to keep families intact, with payments for each child under 16 years old. He argued this protects the home and nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Everett Smith
King County Circuit Court
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Smith
Pacific Northwest
West
United States
Panama
Europe
State of
Washington
Cement State Silo Co Keeps Waterloo Plant Open
Announcement confirms Cement State Silo Co will continue operating its Waterloo factory south of the parking house after months of uncertain status. Local officials and workers welcomed the decision as a stability for the community and local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement State Silo Co
Duumina Golber Tops Iowa Golf Championship Lead
In Des Moines the Iowa state golf tournament proceeds with rounds at the Golf and Country Club and the Waveland links. Ot tums star Arthur M Bartlett leads with 154 after 36 holes, William Sheehan 160, Ralph Rider 162, while Jennie Jones tops women qualifiers with 95 for 18 holes at Waveland. The banquet and election of the state association are tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waveland Links
Wm. Sheehan
Arthur M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bartlett
Jury Severely Criticizes President in Final Report
A federal grand jury in San Francisco sharply criticized the president and the attorney general for their handling of former local District Attorney Mc Nab. Judge Van Fleet postponed acceptance until criticisms are removed. the panel will reconvene with an emascu lated report. The jury had indicted Western Fuel officials and Diggs and Caminetti on white slave charges. A Black Hawk county board meeting on detention hospital plans will be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Federal
United States
van Fleet
McNab
Diggs
Caminetti
Board of Supervisora
Black Hawk County
Kansas to Build Complete Citizen Herdbook System
Kansas will establish a comprehensive vital statistics system recording births marriages and deaths with cross indexing to instantly reveal the life history of any citizen. The state will also seek to register divorces once the next legislature acts, and physicians must file birth reports to the vital statistics bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Vital Statistics Bureau
La Rue’s Town Criers Play Downtown Band Concert
La Rue’s Town Criers band will give a concert in Lincoln park at the corner of Fourth and Mulberry streets this evening at o'clock. It is the first downtown parks concert of the season and expected to draw a large crowd. Although arranged for the entertainment of druggists the public is invited to attend.
Reed and Clark Interesting Pair in Ot tumwa
Two Ot tumwa politicians with shared druggist roots meet at a druggists convention. N F Reed chairs the state Democratic committee and is a rock ribbed Democrat. F D Clark is U S marshal for the southern district of Iowa and a rack ribbed Republican. Reed is a candidate for Clark’s place. Both are druggists, neighbors and longtime friends and former presidents of the Iowa Pharmaceutical association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
N. F. Reed
State Democratic Committee
F. D. Clark
United States
Iowa
Reed
Mr. Clark
The
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Read Succeeds Clark as United States Marshal
Mr Read follows Mr Clark as president and is expected to rise to United States marshal. The passage notes many politically powerful druggists in the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Clark
United States
Bank seeks title determination for Majestic Theatre site
Leavitt and Johnson National Bank again sues owners of the Majestic Theatre building to settle title and the northeasterly boundary of bank owned lots facing Commercial Street. The bank plans improvements and asks the court to define shoreline limits and whether the Majestic building intrudes on others rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Majestic Theatre
Commercial Street
Majestic
Waterloo Moto Boat Club to meet on lockerhouse plans
Waterloo Moto Boat club will hold a meeting Monday evening at the foot of Second avenue to lay plans for erecting a lockerhouse. President John Jago issued the call and Glenn Harper chairs a committee to confer with Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad officials for permission. The Sedgwick island clubhouse plan has been abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Moto Boat Club
Second Avenue
Waterloo West
John Jago Glenn Harper
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Sedgwick Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Auburn
Lee
WV. C. Kohl
Buchanan
John B. Bruner
F. M. Shores
Estherville
Dean Richmond
O. O. Hummel
Richmond
Yale University
California
John George
Waterloo Township
Albert
Kirkland
Texas
Roger Smith
O. R. Savage
Stuart
Norman Huyck
Waterlooans
Duumina Golber
Potson Kerwin
East Fourth Street
East Side Park
Reed and Clark
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