DuBuque Honors Major Connolly in Burial Rites
Dubuque observes a citywide halt to honor Major Maurice Connolly, civilian statesman and soldier killed in a Maryland plane crash. Archbishop Keane presided at a simple J Patrick’s Church Mass with Mon Signor Brady and a Columbia College quartet. pallbearers were Connolly cousins and friends. Burial was private at Mount Olivet cemetery, Key West, with American Legion and Elks delegations at the depot and graveside honors by a firing squad.
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J. Patrick’s Church
J. Keane
D. D
Dubuque
Therchbishop
T. G. Brady
Daniey
J. Thier
J. B. Craney
J. Pheobold
Daniel Gorman
John Stuart
H. P. Rehlman
Thomas Aekins
Miller
Alphonse
Columbia College
Major Connolly
William
Joseph
James
Robert Connolly
Eugene
James Ryan
Maurice Lee
Maurice Lawler
Cross-Continent Autoist Delighted at Reception Here
Buffalo motor club member N L Dunton with his wife and three children toured from the east to the Pacific. He praised Waterloo Motor Club hospitality at Cedar River park and plans to display its emblem on his car. He will travel to Yellow Stone park then to the northwest coast and Los Angeles. He also injured a finger while fishing, needing a physician to remove a barb.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Motor Club
N. L. Dunon
Buffalo
Motor Club
Land
Pacific
Duntog
Buffalo Motor Club
Cedar
River Park
Lolks
Union
Dunton
Yellowstone Park
L. B. Strothman
Oval Club
Train Fails to Wake Motorist Asleep on Track
Illinois Central engine halted after spotting an intoxicated man asleep in a small auto on the Cedar Falls to Waterloo line. Engineer and fireman moved the car off the track and continued, alerting authorities. Police later charged Tom Lawrence of Delwein with intoxication. he posted $25 bond and was released.
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Tom Lawrence
Oelwein
Illinois Central
No. Ll
Parker Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Delwein
American Golfers Fail to Appear in French Games
Paris June 1 United Press American golfing stars entered for the French amateur championships failed to report for the first round at Chantilly rinks. Francis Quinset was to have been an early starter but was ruled in default through nonappearance.
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United Press
Paris
Chantilly
Francis Quinset
Honest City Assessor Earns Farmer’s High Credit
G W Hazlett city assessor is praised for integrity after a Butler county retiree visiting Waterloo listed 58 000 in assets and declined to keep 2 000 returned by a canceled farm sale. The exchange highlighted honesty and civic duty as the man explained returning 2 000 to the buyer when the contract fell through. St Margarets guild invites two St Marks Episcopal men to an informal afternoon at 2720 church parlors tomorrow.
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G. W. Hazlett
Butler County
Waterloo
St Margarets Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal
Sacred Heart Commencement Honors 104 Event
Sacred Heart high school conducts commencement in its auditorium tomorrow evening honoring four academy graduates and 14 eighth grade students. Rev Father J M Malloy will deliver the address after diplomas. A play The Living Statue will be staged. chorus sings to open. Diploma recipients include Marsella M Hughes Bernice A Conry Villanova M McGuarvey Sophia E B Trainer Lawrence McDowell Lawren Current Thomas Reed Paul XII Garvey Eleanor Robinson Francis Burger Lucille Duffy Geneva Trainer Julia Walker Bernice Ames Ruth Van Vliet Mark Strubel Francis Connoly Frank McGarvey. Attendance prize winners are Marguerite Manahl Margaret Dougherty Duane Cullen Bob Forhan.
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Sacred Heart High School
Father J. M. Malloy
Sacred Heart Parish
Marsella M. Hughes
Bernice A. Conry
Villanova
M. McGuarvey
Sophia EB
Lawrence McDowell
Lawren
Thomas Reed
Paul XII Garvey
Eleanor Robinson
Francis Burger
Lucille Duffy
Geneva
Julia Walker
Bernice Ames
Ruth van Vliet
Mark Strubel
Francis Connoly
Frank McGarvey
Marguerite Manahl
Margaret Dougherty
Duane Cullen
Bob Forhan
Dinza
Plitzer
Local council candidates listed with unclear spellings
Fragmentary OCR listing names such as Viper ee Reeto Abed Berne Mark Amy Firat Gobet Burger Racond Leu Sullivan Paul Walker Lawrence Lellows Levenshoerhert Mooriaid Schmitt Connolly and others with uncertain titles, presenting a partial slate of council candidates and related notes.
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Ty i
Viper
Abed
Berner Reeto
Mark Amy Firat
Gobet Burger
Councihan
Leu Sullivan
Paul Walker
Uwrence Lellows
Levenshoerhert
Mooriaid Schmitt
Connolly
Alors
Dred Collins
Giasony
Yuries
The
Greater Waterloo Band to Play at Hippodrome
The Greater Waterloo band announces a summer concert series at the Hippodrome Dairy Value, starting Wednesday June 8 at present time, with intervals about three weeks. Cal Huntsinger, director, reports a 45 piece orchestra plus vocal and instrumental solos, East and West high school singers, vaudeville arts and local dramatic numbers. The band will lead the Army veterans parade June 7 and perform for old soldiers at First M.E. Church the same evening, with a 1 pm concert Tuesday. Concerts will be held one evening weekly at Lincoln and Washington parks alternately throughout the summer.
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Greater Waterloo
Cal Huntsinser
M. EB
Lincoln
Washington Park
Father of Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Milwaukee
Milwaukee June 1 The funeral of W H Doe 68 who died at the home of his daughter Mrs R Young Cedar Rapids was held today He leaves three sons George Kingsley Cedar Rapids Jr and Samuel D Kingsley Oshkosh Wisconsin years old at death and survived by one daughter
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. Doe
R. Young
George Kingsley
Cedar Rapids
Samuel D. Kingsley
Oshkosh
St Marys Year to End Tonight at parish exercises
Closing exercises at St Mary's high school will be brief with no graduating class this year. Grammar certificates will be awarded to named students. A sedan gift to parish priests closes the program, and eighth graders receive diplomas as Rev Henry Kuester presents them amid tunes and a juvenile cantata.
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St. Mary's High School
Joseph Strausy
Autasia Claude Harold Mrpelding
Anna Ruhner Austin Marion Mildred Missale
Art Loren Kies
Genevieve Walker Mdnier Sellman
John Mecarthye Agies
Joseph Kudel Kuachenkel
Lucile Dietsel Merle Willan
Josepiing Ging Eleanor Hughes Vernet Chase Banll
la Porte City
Henry Kuester
Retter
Wil
Magical intermission planned at Queen Hilzabeth era event
During intermission Bernice Luhan Marine Hoffer and girls from fifth seventh and eighth grades along with high school participate in a program. Kather Henry Kuester and Father Maurus Michele will provide magic. The crowd can enter the fair open to all. The piece notes a past year in 1880 with over 1000 people attending and hints at growth in the community with a reference to diverse figures and a modern device in a garbled line.
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Bernicé Luhan
Marine Hoffer
Epsonade Salts Tastes Like Sparkling Lemonade
An advertisement touts Epsonade Salts as Epsom salts mixed with fruit salts to mask taste. It claims a tablespoon in water helps with nausea headache or constipation and calls the product a notable discovery of the American Epsom Association.
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Jask
American Epsom Association
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