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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

2

Twenty-One Tonsils Removed At County Cost

Black Hawk county along with the county medical society and Waterloo Social Welfare league has performed twenty-one tonsillectomies on children since the cooperation plan began. Four more operations are set for Thursday, with about twenty additional cases approved. The program covers hospital expenses for indigent families while five ENT specialists provide free services, and the league coordinates patient selection and arrangements. Public health notes report June activity including 34 carried over from May and 48 new cases, 36 discharged, 46 carried to July, plus extensive venereal case and home visit statistics for June.

Black Hawk County Henween County, Medical Society Waterloo Social Welfare League Jané Thompson Black Social Welfare League League Town City

Red Cross Aids 88 Families in June Report

The Red Cross aided 88 families in June per a monthly report by Mrs. Ella Worthen executive secretary of the home service section. Of these, 85 carried over from May. The office logged 116 veterans with 200 total contacts by Worthen including 67 calls and 12 outside visits. Includes meetings with Black Hawk County Council of Social Agencies and $107 in accrued veteran compensation awards.

Red Cross Ella’. Worthen Home Service Section State Vocational Department

Tame Pickerel Trails Covert at Leech Lake

A whimsical Leech Lake tale recounts a tame pickerel named Oscar that accompanied Covert in his boat. Oscar eats minnows from Covert's hands and, after training, performs acrobatic and military maneuvers on command.

Leech Lake Allen’ Étreet Minnesota Pickere Oscar Covyert

Auto Repair Shop Raid Yields Hidden Alcohol

W L Dobson, an auto repairman at 517 Argyle Street, was released on $300 bond after a raid at his home yesterday afternoon. Police seized 70 bottles of beer, two gallons of alcohol, and one gallon of wine from the rear garage and house. Charges of liquor nuisance and illegal possession were filed by County Attorney John W Gwynne. Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen, City Detective Hugh Gromline, and Officer Oscar Hauserman led the raid.

W. L. Dobson Argyle Street John W. Gwynne Harry Allen Hugh Gromline Oscar Hauserman

Police officer named acting captain during furlough

William H. Wilson, a motorcycle police officer, returns from vacation in Minnesota and will serve as acting captain of the first shift for the next two weeks while Captain Tom Morris is on vacation.

Wiliam H. Wilson Po Uce Minnesota Tom Morris

Modern Youth Need Not Endure Pimples Blotches

Doctor's discovery banishes embarrassing beauty blemishes. The D. D. D antiseptic promises clear smooth skin by stopping itching and soothing irritated tissue. A 35c bottle offers a money back guarantee and is sold at drug stores.

Dennis D. di Cat

Flint Medical Society to Meet July 16

Hampton and Waterloo physicians receive the program for the thirty seventh annual meeting of the Austin Flint Cedar Valley Medical Society. The event is set for Tuesday July 16 in Hampton with speakers including Dr OG H Groening of Waverly president and Dr W A OBrien pathologist from the University of Minnesota. Other listed participants include Dr O W Rutherford of Iowa City and Dr Leonard West of Des Moines.

Waterloo Austin Flint-Cedar Valley Medical Society Hampton OG. H. Groening Waverly W. A. O’brien University of Mnnesota OG. W. Rutherford Iowa City University of Iowa College of ‘Medicine Leonard ©. West Des, Moines E. L. Wurtzer Clear Lake Otto M. Gelesne Fort. Dodge John H. Peck Des Moines Press

Medical Society Officers Named for Hampton Visit

The Iowa State Medical Society lists officers including Dr. R. H. Crawford Algona president and Dr. J Powers Hampton first vice president. Dr. C M Wray Hampton also serves as a vice president with Dr. W. E H Long Mason City treasurer and Dr. L I Woodward Mason City secretary. Wives of visiting physicians will be entertained at the Hampton country club.

Ben Hur Junior Court Picnic Slated at Cedar River Park

An outdoor meeting and picnic will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday in Cedar River park by the Junior Court of the Tribe of Ben Hur. A program of games and entertainment will follow, with picnic supper served in the evening. Adult members are invited and attendees should bring sand-!

Cedar River Park Tribe of Ben Hur Waterloo I. O. O. F Melchoir Court Ben Hur Waterloo I. O. O. F. Hall

Rail River Excursion to Cassville on July 21

Chicago Great Western Railroad announces a rail river excursion on Sunday July 21 starting in Marshalltown and ending in Cassville Wisconsin. Passengers transfer from rail coach to the steamer Capital at Dubuque to cover the 30 mile Mississippi River leg to Cassville. The report also notes England's Crufts dog show as a separate item.

Cassville Chicago Great Western Railroad Marshalltown Wis Capital Dubuque Mississippi River

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