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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

10

Illinois Central Shops Close for Pygnic Saturday

Illinois Central railroad shops will close all day Saturday so workers and families may attend the annual Illinois Central Waterloo community picnic at Cedar River and Electric parks. Norman Bell announces the morning program includes a Waterloo band concert, speeches by city and railroad officials, and talks by business leaders. The day features athletic events, reworks, barbecue, dancing, and a 26 000 sandwich barbecue. 20 000 expected from Iowa Illinois and Minnesota with added trapshooting event and cash prizes from local doctors.

Tllinois Central’ Railroad Tilinois Central-Waterloo Cedar River Norman Bell Waterloo A. E. Gragy T. H. Sulivan Iowa J. J. Pelley Bruce Gates Gates Business College Cedar River Park Glasscock Brothers West Union Towa Illinoia Minnesota Drs FB. W. Porterfield A. J. Nestor BF. OW. Powers G. T. Alfard

Four Boxing Bouts Booked for Picnic Here Saturday

Four four round bouts are scheduled for IllNois Central picnickers at Electric Park on Saturday at 8 30 p m The events feature Bob Putney vs Kid Lehr Perkins vs Milo Melton Brick Murphy vs John McGraw Young Lehr vs Red Ferger Ralph Alexander to referee In last night’s windup Mexican Joe Rivers edged Kid Ray in a two round finish The Dakota Kid and Young Parsley exchanged blows in a close four round semi final with Parsley scoring a late knockdown and the Kid nearly finishing him in the third round A quiet crowd saw Young Keith defeat Eddie Jackson in four rounds

Illinois Central Electric Park Bob Putney Kid Lehr Perkins Milo Melton Brick Murphy John McGraw Young Lehr Red Ferger Ralph Alexander Joe Rivers Kid Ray Adrd Park Cedar Rapids Ray Parsley Greenness Keith Eddie Jackson

Cedar Falls Daily News names Cedar Falls residents and events

Cedar Falls Daily News reports on local residents and activities including Catherine Beck funeral at First Christian church, burial beside her husband, and attendance of their sons. Rotary club guests from Cedar Falls High School’s 1925 class. Island Park concert during Commercial club picnic with M Rosendahl and Karl Dubbert as soloists. and various social notes from Cedar Falls and nearby towns.

Cedar Paris Catherine Beck Firse Christian Church J. Alberts Green William Andrew Dietrick Dike Cedar Falls High Schoo Rotary Club Hotel Black Hawk F. L. Mahenmah George W. Fagan J. Jensen CG. M. Parker W. L. Hearst Island Park Cedar Palls Band M. Rosendahl Waterloo Karl Dubbert Mirimba McCreary

Mrs S A Paige Confined By Illness In La Porte City

Mrs S A Paige has been ill for days and confined to bed for weeks. She is resting more comfortably after a period of fever and minor kidney disturbance. Daughters Mrs W Bell of Chicago and Mrs John V Eline of this place care for her as she recovers at home. Ed Geren has returned home from Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo after surgery for strangulated hernia and is recovering well.

James Petersen Parry Petersen California Annaheim Cal Christian Eliasen Tremont Street Petersen Cedar Falls Passtup J. H Birst Street Weat Union Sartori Hospital Ars Arthur Johnson N. Hostrop Citizens Savings Bank Bir C. M. Weir Colorado Hugh Fullerton Los Angeles Bess Piersoll C. A. Bemler Jeanette Shearer Celia Anderson Chicago Willis Hlemmerling Anita Gilberta Madsen Mauler Kate John- 50 Hin John D. Thompson Ohio Indiana West Virginia Pennsylvania Thompson Lions Club Cedar Point Jean John KR. Frampton Oberlin, O WC. T. U. al la Porte Afrs W. Bell John _V. Eline Ed Geren Allen Hospital Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Calvin I Hollar Aurora Ind Arvilla Smyser Newark Sidney Arvilla McFadden Daniel Smyser Walter Sinyser Canton Stear New York City Oak Grove Cemetery St. John's Catholic Church Tev W. F. Bonehue St. John’s Cemetery Mary FE Leyden Sea Coleman Aie Bartar

City in Brief Highlights Local Social Roundup

A sprawling item fills pages with names and travels from La Porte City and environs. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Abbott, Miss Margaret Lauzon, and the Turners visit Marengo, Los Angeles, Denver, and Minnesota. officials from Des Moines and local ministers travel for duties. Ray Glaza breaks an arm in a backfiring car. Emil Frank birthday surprise draws 30 relatives. Kleist hosts Waterloo relatives. various visits, family reunions, and a new bungalow project near town mark a busy period in community life.

S'Inces J. C. Abbott Margaret Lauzon Marengo Mir Joe Parmer Wallace Mr Turner Albert Turner Joe Turner Los Angeles Cali Abbott Mer Jaubney Nowe Vera Steely' Odatrs Abbott Nigo Franklin Street Amana Unn Emil Frank Femil 'Frank John Fry Racher Smith Arthur Pickel Waterloo George Reynolds Vinton

Independence Man to Celebrate Ninetieth Anniversary Friday

Independence resident W. A. Joslin, a longtime business leader since 1856, nears his ninetieth birthday on Friday, July 24, reflecting a life in Independence from Vermont birth to the town’s growth. The piece also notes local obituaries and health news, including Anthony Kayser’s death and Kenneally’s critical illness, with brief family ties and dates.

Hy J. P. Jensen Independence W. A. Jostin Sreetenin Fosl U Vermont Ur. Bullen Second Avenue W. Fie Joslin, Jr Anthony Kayser St. Joseph's Catholic Church Anthony AG. Kayser People’s Hospital J. 2. Wallbrecht Mr. Kayser Afra Guillame Kayser Matherine Fischels Toso Nicholas Schmitz Gilbertvile John Schmitz Dyersville Atts Igharles

Unclear OCR Fragment Resolves to Local Funeral Notices

An incomplete text mentions Dr and Ciera residing since February 1920 and an Independence Gas Company clerkship. It references a funeral, names Gertrude Hinklingss and J. Minkhouse, notes travel to New York and Europe, and hints at a Washington high school instructor post in Cedar Rapids for the next school year.

Ude Ciera Pas Shi Cole Oli Lrethye Noi Buroge Gertrude Hinklingss Umpirres J. Minkhouse Nisefty New York Olney Prine Mission Gotleyr Italy Ranges England Washington High School Cedar Rapids

Royal Swedish Theft Letter Sparks Waterloo Police Inquiry

A letter to Waterloo police from Swedish Police Chief Sjostrom requests a search for Gunnar Hiner Ernst Hugo Ohlson who answers to several names in Swedish, French, and English. The note claims he stole thousands of crowns from King Gustaf's realm and asks authorities to locate him in Waterloo.

Gunnar Hiner Ernst Hugo Ohlson Gunnar Gustaf Gdom Waterloo Sjostrom Tidaholm Sweden

Runaway Gasbag Found Near Farm Amid Cornfield

A runaway gasbag broke its mooring rope near the Black Hawk Coffea and Spice Co. building Tuesday and traveled about five miles from its start. It was found collapsed on the Myers farm near Elle Run by a farmer, who may receive a reward.

Wateriog Black Hawk Coffea & Spice Co Myers Elle Run

Dover Woman Credits VegetableCompound Recovery After Ill Health

In Dover Ohio Mrs James Miles describes how after her last birth she suffered fatigue and pain in both sides. A doctor diagnosed inflammation and conventional medicines failed. She began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after four days she improved and by using the product regularly she regained strength. She urges others to try a medicine that helps women and notes availability from druggists everywhere.

Dover Ohio Lydia Pinkham James Miles Cherry Street

Red and Black Mix Now Theyre Blue Balloon Burst

A large vip marker in a cornfield center indicated a balloon burst releasing 200 cubic feet of gas. Myers hauled the balloon to the company office in a truck this morning and earned a reward of coffee.

Myers

Federation Convention Delegates Return to Portland

Members of the federation of business and Professional Women's clubs arrived home early Wednesday morning after attending the convention in Portland Maine. Others of the party expect to arrive this evening.

al Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club Portland

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