Diver Reclaims Missing Game Warden From Sunken Village
New York July 9 a veteran diver Reinhartsen recovered the body of James O Rourke, a Jersey City waterworks game warden's helper, from 105 to 115 feet depth in Boonton Koonton stream reservoir. He endured nine dives and extreme cold after his heavy gear and found an ancient submerged factory and paper mill ruins on the lake bottom. O Rourke died when a seining boat overturned during the search.
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New York
Warry Ralphannsen
Deepsea
Cormrate
James O'Rourke
Jersey City
Koonton
Reinhartsen
Jun
O'Rourke
Von
Einhartsen
Chester
KN. J
Johnny Hoar
Hoar
Merritt, Chapman & Seect
Martin Schroen
Reinharisen
Ralnhartsen
Wwarden
Deep Sea
Boonton
Wig
Local News From Shell Rock Area Notes
Walter families and friends from Prescote Whterto and Waterloo visit L. OG. Port. Bert Walter and kin, with several mentions of travels to Webster and Minneapolis. Many relatives travel to Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and nearby towns. notes include hospital stays, farm repairs, and summer visits. A large community pic nic and a band concert are reported, with several deaths and funerals.
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Reitz
Fate Winneley
Weston
Minn
Frank Rately
Frill Creek
Barron
Wis
Minneapolis
Mint
Allen
Robert Burrmighs
Iis Farm
Shell Rock River
Wamsley
Alfred Price
Waverly Hospital
New York City
WL. G. McDonnough
Francis Cadam
Lewis Roberts
Florida
Kenneth Skinner
Gregg Normal School
Chicago
Dorothy Ven Slyke
Miinnemalis
Sac City
Serih Jarvis
E. B. Panter
Lee
John
Chidago
Homer Detra
John Martin
F. Klington
Lee Gusheard
Cedar Rapids
Simon Doty
Dorothy
Roma
Abs
Smith
Marian
Barnum
Great Falls Mont
Hainier National Park
Northwest Pacific Coast
Clarence Martin
Harold
Henry Klunderfier
Minnesota
Akel Tre Flof
Reichman
John Cook
Maurine Lyne
Sarehett
Ethel Arsers
Clear Lake
Waverly
Porter
Faretti
John Wood
Elle
Ather
Mirian
Adriine
W. Witchen
Spirit Tatke
Anil
St. Paul
Pes Moines
Ster
Harriett
Tar
Daubber
Tee Wittine
Neentritz Alifernia
Poank
Gnather
W. OM. Carter
Prag
Janesville
Lynes
J. M. Dewey
Lyle
Losi Dewey
Shell Rock
J. W. Bennett
Lyndale Park Farm
Wilh Pierce
Familly
Waterloo
Amelia Pierce
Marjorie Lovelami
Des Moines
C. W. Moore
Charles City
Harry Frazee
Ottumwa
Jane Newell
Cedar Falls
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Dana
Gertrude Getsch
Nashua
M. B. Norman
Robert Hibrel
Ames Sibrel
Imingis
Indiana
Dorothy Smailing
Tom Banfeld
Lfe
Rhame
N. DB
R. N. Simpson
Brox- Rant
Michigan
Simpson
H. A. Sickles
Schmoldt
KB. A. Hanson
Robert Bates
H .S
Mountain View Area Notes and Visitor Highlights
Local column reports visitors and residents with ties to Osage, Waterloo, Rock township, and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. W Tien, Mrs. P L Gabbott, Rev. 2 C. Mynbre, and D. W. Loban among others. travel to Waterloo and Chicago noted, plus church events, funerals, and a summer school enrollment.
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Rock Crack Church
Saver Maszkestad
P. S. Mouland
Rock Township
Harold Klemesred
Hane Oddin
Osage
Vagre
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Ethel Morrow
Secreties
University School of Music
Thee Forest
R. B
FP. Schmidt
Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Dett Aliiiger
Freda Moulton
Clear Lita
Waseca
John Hivore
Bonnie Maxine
Cedar Falls
Ray Morris
Lila Morris
Vist
Olaf Ellingson
San Francisco
Charles Christianson
Austin
Afiss
Mary Christianson
Peter Weber
Dubuque
John Weber
W. H. Addington
Jimmie Liwwson
Omaha
Elgin
Tillie Whipple
Detroit
Mich
L. W. Torney
H. Campbell
Whitiney
State Normal
Greeley
Colo
Perna
Annette Whitney
Tadlanszpols
NELA
The
Baptist
G. H. Sewyer
Emma Delaney
Chicago
J. D. Delaney
St. Ansgar
Waterloo
Vanderwerl and Rotten families featured in local notes
Aplington community notices Mrs William Vanderwerl and Mr Dick Rotten listed as relatives visiting and traveling. Annie Schoneman leaves Dryer Bros. clerk job to attend Clarion College this fall. Miscellaneous names summarize local ties and upcoming changes amid downtown chatter.
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Apington
Suy
Wiliam Vanderwerl
Nora
Harn
Dick Rotten
Minnesota
South Dakota
Annie Schoneman
Dryer Bros
Clarion
Mroo
Ostercamn
Hritt
Isitin
Proceedings of Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors 1925
Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors met in Waterloo on June 18 1925 and again June 14 1925 to approve refunds audits and contracts for bridges and culverts set equalization of property values adjust tax district totals and appoint vital statistics representatives for four years beginning July 4 1925. The board approved bids from Cedar Falls Construction Co and Winton and Waterloo for bridge work and adopted numerous property value changes across townships including Barclay Bonnington Big Creek Black Hawk Cedar Falls Engle East Waterloo Fox Lester Lincoln Mt. Vernon Orange and Spring Creek with emphasis on livestock categories and land values. County Treasurer Ed Madigan certified the reported sums and adjourned to June 19 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
F. T. Bentley
Mewsry
Milter
Northey
Decker
Tester
Antes
Messhange
Teeter
WF. W. Weber
Muttle KB. Dull
la Porte City
Teetor
Miller
Ahan
Big Creek
Spring Creek
Fayte
Clara Hoag
Voorhles
Lincoln Township
Lilzeia Shank
Jiudaon
Mack Hawk
Nick Plannnang
Jesup
Fox Township
Ahte
Cedaralls Construction Co
Cedar Falls
Aman Solbarg
Winton
Boal
Amos Melburg
Altus
WL. A. Burton
Teuaet
Dora Bitehs
Ginning Jung
W. Esher
Aertnee BE. T. Bentley
Black Hawk
Couney
Mesers
Ahles
Ees Varlong
Miscrigta
Barclay Yownship
Hernes
Melferx
Bonnington Township
Madigan
Black Frank County
Smo Ns
Anles
Mathew Berend
Haymond
Peterson
Rt Electric Fark
Waterson
I Carrien
Joy Johnson
Uiton
Washington
Stearns
Mt. Vernon
Bonnington
Orange
Earl Mages
Dunkerton
Testar
M. Heinen
Raymond
Cedar
Harv
Vader Township
Cedar Falls Township
Engle Township
East Waterloo
Lester Township
Lincoln Townaship
Mt. Vernon Township
Fonds
Receinte Et al Bleburse
General Stara
Caprio
General County
County Straits
General School
Botcler's Stefter
Whitney Head
W. J. Burbank
BS SL
Teres Gas
Acon d
TIA SS
Bath
Clark
Bentley
Messrs. Miller
Necker
Ajiles
Dunhem Ac
Hillside Add
Town
Ing
Bie Agsessor
Hraugis Fonverd
Sayer
Altes
C. W. Silks
Neils P. Oleson
C. H. Guiknech
Otien Earried
Cedar Palla Construction Co
F. J. Bentley
Sal Aries
St. Wy
Linn ‘Ray
Rosa M. Hollis
Amay Salles
Je J Gelva
Marian Turner J
MoHon
Waterloo Savings Bank
Cathe
County Farm
Jeatete
F. W. Esher
Benptory, Co
Sald ‘Board
County Board notes livestock shifts and late June actions
The board recorded varied livestock counts with large increases in horses and mules at several townships and decreases in steers and heifers across Cedar Heights Dunkerton and Waterloo areas. Minutes show June 22 1825 actions and June 29 1926 motions approving refunds and salary changes, plus bridge work approval and county bills audited.
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Ansear
Cistre
Mia
mAota
Fens
Assinpapttin
Joe Jiersfall
Barbara Horstall
Warjpantes
Rev
Andi
Albert Wendt
Sephie Schoof
Denver
John PF
Ales. Schoof
John FL School
Norma Schroeder
FL i Moeller
Artesian
Wolfs
Waverl
Ghulys Nicol
Herman Schulde
Marcella
Will Tah
Fredericksburg
Readiyn
Jely Eni
MPL
Kampr
Jon Sears
MT. Auburn
Guiek
W Tien
Minter
Vieleine
Peng
PL Gabbott
Stabier
Tehimel
Obage
Hazleton Hazleton
DD. A. Rees
Laurence
M. E
Orlweth
Renald Short
Belleville
Ida. Short
U. S. Aviation Service
Rey Moore
Green Bay
Taylor Moore
Tission
M.E
Latham and Family
York City
Y Brother
Wall James
Frank ‘Huntington
Mary Wilson
iConneil Milits
Lime Nelson
Ta Porte City
Mr. Healey
Daphnaue
M. E. Aid
D. NL
Welvinsteng Park
Oscar Devis
Washburn
Hieten
Kramer
Peter Iilpish
Frank Pheifer
Joe Thire
Keona Keifer
Waterlon
Henrietta
Irene Thiry
Stand
Joseph ‘Thiry
Aplington
Tackson,w
Soo
Sheep Mountain
Jackson
Wyo
Gros Ventre River
Stata
Verner Township
Nion Township
Washington Township
Colly
Hovnes
Helfers
Cathe Itil
Hellars
Cedar Heights
Hornas
Horsax
LaPorte City
Otis
Herald
Waterloo West
Cou
T. Bentley
Seigel’s Auto Supply CO
Commercial Street
Lotlod