Uncle Sam Intervenes in Double Zoff Case
Uncle Sam becomes involved as Rolland and Gerald Zoff, brothers, are held on charges of possessing two stolen cars and violating interstate law. They waived preliminary hearing before Federal Commissioner J Dempster and are bound over to the grand jury under $2000 bonds each. Mrs Norma Zoff released, plans to return to Winona Minnesota. no charges filed. Cars allegedly stolen in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sterpert
Retland
Gerald Zoff
Waterloo
Zoffa
J. —. Dempster
Federal Grand Jury
Rotland Zoff
Iowa
Rolland Zoff
Auburn
Mil
Gerald Zoe
Oakland
St. Paul
Minn
Zoff
Lafayette Street
Dempster
Black Hawk County
Dubuque
Norma Zoff
Rolland
Winona
Farm Bureau Sends Out Questionnaire for Legislative Data
The American Farm Bureau Federation will mail a national questionnaire to its one million members to guide its legislative program. Iowa Farm Bureau president Charlies E Hearst chairs the committee with E A O Neill Alabama George M Puttigin New Hampshire O E B Bradfute Ohio E B Reid Washington and Frank Evans guiding. Topics include cooperative marketing muscle Shoals parcel post wool and fabrics banks seed laws container standardization farm credit and market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charlies E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
E. A. O’neal
Alabama
George M. Puttigin
New Hampshire
O. EB
Temperate 77 Aids Crops Amid Cool July Weather
The city reports a 77 degree afternoon with a stable forecast through tonight and Wednesday, promising fair skies and little temperature change. Cooler conditions, continuing this week, are praised after a string of hot days, improving crops compared with last year. Last night’s low was 53 with a high of 82 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Vocational Education Conference At Ames Draws 200 Teachers
About two hundred teachers of vocational subjects enrolled in the state vocational education conference at Iowa State College in Ames. WJ Bogan assistant superintendent of schools Chicago addressed the first general session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Towa State College
WJ. Bogan
Chicago
Thief Breaks Into J A Kelly Restaurant In City Night Plunder
A thief broke into the J A Kelly restaurant at 104 Fourth Street East stealing 10 pounds of coffee and pies and cookies. In municipal court today a number of traffic violators were fined and several cars near the baseball park tagged for not clearing the pavement. Tom Roy of Des Moines and Lem Jones of Manson City faced hearings after Monday fights. Elsie Kaitenbach reported a thief stripping her car near the bathing beach at 9 15 p m Monday. the thief fled. John Pappas, formerly of Waterloo, was picked up this morning and held for Mason City on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelly
Fourth Street
Darant
Baseball Park
Tom Roy
Des Moines
Lem Jones
Manson City
Elsie Kaitenbach
Conger Street
John Pappas
Waterloo
Jong
Mason City
Nonce
Cedar Falls News Roundup and Local Notices
Cedar Falls daily notes George H. Twaddle as Cedar Falls news rep for Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. Reports include a car accident near Waterloo injuring Ansgar Jensen, Kiliasen funeral plans, Bancroft heating plant upgrades, 300 graduates at State Teachers College, and various society items from Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Baily
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cedar Walla
Ansgar Jéngen
Teachers College
Jay Jensen
Jensen
Waterloo
Local Notices and Family News From Waterloo Area
Ads note Buchanan for optical service in Y Building. Local residents return from vacations in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. Gladys Billings improves after July hospital stay. John Sanford serves aboard the flagship California with $1.2 million of a $2 million gold cargo from Honolulu to Sydney. Seven Waterloo youths are known in the fleet carrying the gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fallenstein
Minnesota
Army Plane Squad Begins Second Day Flight Across Nation
Six Army pursuit planes led by Maj. Thomas G. Lanphier took off from Selfridge Field Michigan on the second day of a test flight to evaluate the air mail route. The group reached Omaha from Salfridge Field in two hours and 18 minutes amid heavy weather, with a Curtiss NBS-4 bomber acting as a mother ship. They will proceed to Cheyenne Wyoming where the crew will await the coastward return before a nighttime jump over the lighted air mail path toward Chicago next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
San Francisco
Thomas G. Lanphier
Salfridgeield
Town City
Cheyenne
Wyo
Air Mall
Wyoming City
Chicago
Child’s Arm Caught in Electric Wringer
Margaret Casper aged h years, daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Casper of 126 Cottage Grove avenue, was injured yesterday when her right arm was caught in an electric wringer. Her mother had answered the phone when the child turned the machine on. No bones were broken and no permanent ill effects are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Casper
A. J. Casper
Cottage Grove Avenue
Margaret
Court Clerk Rega ins Auto Stolen On Trip
Clerk of Court J. W. Thompson and his family returned from a Minnesota vacation. On the trip home in Mason City the court clerk’s auto was stolen from its parking spot while they stood for a band concert. Three hours later police recovered the vehicle minus a spare tire and other accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Minnesota
Mason City
Usten
Thompson
Waterloo Dokeys to Attend Cedar Rapids State Meet
A large Waterloo Dokeys delegation will travel to Cedar Rapids for the state meet at the D. O. K. K. lodge on July 28 and 29. Most attendees will ride a special Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern train leaving at 7 30 a m Wednesday July 29 with reduced rail rates and a return after the ceremonial. J Ack DuBels of Cedar Rapids spoke to invite Waterloo Dekeys earlier, with Ventaries from La Porte City Fraer and nearby towns in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jack DuBels
Cedar Rapids
Iown Association of Dekeys
Ventaries
la Porte City
Fraer
DuBais
Waterloo Dekeys
Massive beef arrives for Illinois Central Waterloo picnic
Twenty two quarters of 1339 pounds of beef arrived this morning from Swift & Co. in South Omaha to feed the Illinois Central Waterloo community picnic at Cedar River and Electric parks. Glascock brothers will oversee the roast in California style and barbecue sandwiches will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Swift & Co
Packers
South Omaha
Neb
Iiinols Central-Waterloo
Cedar River
Electric Parks
Glascock Brothers
West Union
California
Clermont Wins Damage Suit Against Harwich
E F Clermont was awarded 148.76 in municipal court after a jury found L W Harwich liable for a May 8 1926 collision at Almond and Tawa streets that damaged Clermonts car. Harwich had counter claimed Beaty naming Mrs Clermont at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Clermont
L. W. Harwich
Ira
Harwich
Almond
Tawa
Clermont
Horwich
Beaty
Cornelius Funeral to Be on Thursday at Church in Jesup
John Cornelius a resident of Jesup area for 60 years died at 2:20 a.m. today. Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. with prayer at 2 p.m. at his son Charles’ home northeast of town and the funeral at First Methodist Church Rev T Nielaen officiating. Survived by widow and children Mrs D W Miller Charles Jesup Mrs Guy Jenks Kansas City Mo and Howard Cornealius Great Bend Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiliasen
Albert BE. Eliasen
Willam Callaghan
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Eliasen
Rundy County
H. Culver
Buriardi
Pairview
Jesup
John Cornelius
Charles
M. Bo
N. Nielaen
Cornealius
D. W. Miller
Guy Jenks
Kansas City
Howard Cornealius
Great Bend
Kan
Carsey Displays Rare 9 Inch Dahlia in Independence Store
Independence, July 21. R F Carsey seedsman moves his seed and flower store to a larger location formerly the Buchanan County Farm Bureau office. A nine inch Paul Michael dahlia in his window is the largest in the city, orange with pale red edges, from bulbs bought from a noted breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence. In
R. F. Carsey
Second Avenus
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Carsey Rich
Hls
Paul Michael
Mr. Carsey
Dr. V. Fisher
C. C. Trask
Rebert Holgate
Pine River
Minn
T. H. Kimball
Kimball
California
Flora McGti
McGill
Los Angeles
Jean Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Zeta Phi Wa
W. W. Wylie
South Pasadena
Colorado
Hath Crovett
Merle Wardy
Estes Park
Two &Amen
Cedar Falta
Wul
aAmen
Ames
J. F. Hinkhouse
Tiantels
Sheng Renee
Dr. Hinkhousie
Sync
Miss Daniels
Millionaire Rak' seeks public tips on philanthropy distribution
Leopold Schepp 85, longtime cocoanut business figure, launches a public appeal for ideas on how to best distribute his multi million fortune. He has a 2.5 million dollar trust and has already given about 3.5 million in gifts and pensions, now retiring to focus on philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Leopold Schepp
Hudson Street
Schepp
Ife
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ungle
Sam
Farm Bureau
Boy
Pe Bancroft Company
Bancroft Flora Company
West Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Soga
T. C
Callegs
John Hammill
Callega Hare
Oreksen
North Collins
N. C
Ericksen
J. W. Dickman
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
le Mars
John Gersema
New Hartford
Sartori Hospital
Elsie McCoy
al- Bia
Sartori
Blinche Boysen
Carroll M. Cole
Thast
William G. Mullarky
Thair U Home
St. Louis
Cify
Buchanan
Y’ Bldg
Mrs. C. A. Boatman
Michigan
Wisconsin
Louis Johnson
Denver
Colo
Alfred Hardwig
Charles Jewell
Commercial Street
Clear Lake
Henry Bowman
Bowman
Gladys Billings
Riehl Street
St. Francis Hospital
Army
E. F. Clermont
Cornelius
Independence Store
C. W. Bruner
Black Hawk
Davidsons
Necure Ae
America
Eegee
Terry Oroth
Ags
Illinois Central Waterloo
Rak
New Yorker
OKR
City Atney
Buy Tires
GET Supply CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!