Iowa Delegation Backs Bresnahan in Big Ten Fight
Iowa officials prepare for a Big Ten faculty committee hearing on reinstating Iowa to full status. The group may recommend reaffirming severed relations, a probation period through 1930, or immediate restoration. Evidence includes alumni letters about recruiting and funding, and the role of Bresnahan as track coach and new athletics director.
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Iowa
Big Ten
Towa
Paul E. Belting
George T. Bresnahan
E. H. Lauer
University
B. H. Latter
Troyer Sentence Deferred for Time to Earn Fine Money
Ed Troyer, Iowa's first three year third offense liquor offender, did not receive a new DUI sentence last Saturday but will appear next week per lawyer John H. Meyers. He pleaded guilty to drunk driving and seeks time to raise funds. previous conviction dated back to 1928.
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Ed Troyer
Iowa
John H. Meyers
Troyer
Liersty
Meyers
Manny
Jine
Mrs Niels FP Petersen Laid To Rest In Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs Niels FP Petersen died last Wednesday at her home 1219 Bluff Street at age 81. She had lived in Black Hawk county since 1870 and was buried in Elmwood cemetery Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were at Kislner chapel conducted by Ray Henry Mueller pastor of First Lutheran Church. She was born December 21 1848 in Denmark and was beloved by many friends.
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Niels FP. Petersen
Bluff Street
Black Hawk County
Elmwood
Kislner Chapel
Ray
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Henmark
East High Publishes 1929 Orange and Black Yearbook
East High issues its yearbook Orange and Black for 1929, a 100 plus page panorama of the class of 1929. It highlights administration with Kilne Miller and Howard, features senior class photos, activities and mottoes, and includes four sections on student life athletics dramatics and student humor with extensive photos.
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East High
Ruth Twmbleson
Charles W. Kilne
F. J. Miller
J .R. Howard
Board of Education
County Hospital Plans Additions and Bond Sale
The county board set July 1 as the date to receive bids on additions to the county hospital funded by $16,000 bonds. County Attorney Chuynne said the report was invalid, while officials stated the bond issue passed by 4 agita 71. The road tax canvass showed a $1,900,000 bond plan with the site approved by 126 to 65 votes. Paulsen of the state Webway commission said officials would handle related sale matters.
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Vyhe
Salallor
Atteorney
Jonuy W. Chuynne
A Paulsen
Miss Virginia Wilson Resigns at Sloane Wallace
Miss Virginia Wilson seventh grade English teacher at Sloane Wallace school resigns to continue college studies next year. Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announces the vacancy filled by Miss Esther Sellie, previously intermediate instructor at Irving and Kingsley schools. Sellie holds an A B degree from the University of North Dakota.
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Virginia Wilson
Sloane Wallace
Charles A. Kittrell
Esther Sellie
Irving
Kingsley
University of North Dakota
Driver 16 Killed When Hit by Bus in Des Moines
A Des Moines man Thad Babcock, 45, was killed when his car was struck by a Red Ball bus en route to Mason City. Three others were injured including Harald Jensen and George Fessler. Driver Al Pepin said Babcock did not see the bus. police found no witnesses. Babcock was described as looking for a house for his sister. Jensen sustained a head wound. Fessler had facial bruises. all were hospitalized.
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Bes Moines
Mason City
Thad Babcock
Cudahy
Wis
Harald Jensen
George Fessler
Britt
Babcock
J. H. Giardon
Des Maines
House
al Pepin
Des Moines
Herass
Jensen
Fessler
Drs Molixes
Gritt
Gordon
Cedar Rapids
Richard Woodward
Springville
Light Registrars Named. Four-Year Terms Set
Fred H. Stearns was reap pointed registrar of vital statistics by the county board. His district includes Waterloo city and townships East Waterloo Mt. Vernon Bennington Orange. Other reappointments include Mrs Earl Magee Dunkerton Lester Clara Hoag Voorhies Lizzie Shank Hudson Nick Flam Mang Jesup and Mrs dee Johnson Cedar Falls. New appointments cover various townships with four year terms and 25 cents per birth or death certificate.
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Fred H. Stearns
County Board
Waterloo City
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Mt. Veron
Bennington
Orange Townships
Earl Magee
Dunkerton
Lester Townsip
Clara Hoag
Voorhies
Lincoln Towship
Lizzie Shank
Hudson
Black Hawk Township
Nick Flam- Mang
Jesup
Fox Township
Dee Johnson
Cedar Falls
Asher
Union
Washington
Muir Behrend
Raymond
W. M. He
Barclas
Poyner
Cedar Townships
Mabel Wagar
Emma Bruce
la Porte City
Big Creek
Spring Green
Eagle Townships
Wateree Woman Hurt in Red Accident Near Webster City
Mrs Red Walesie wife of Sed Wil isle owner of a beer stand at 409 Pourth stress CASL suffered severe wounds and head injuries when her car overturned near Webster City at 6 15 p m yesterday. Lint his hand was crowded off the highway. Mrs Walesie was taken to Webster City hospital for treatment. Mr Wiltele escaped with slight injuries on his right hip. The car was pushed off the road by another motorist who did not stop.
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Red Walesie
Wil Isle
Webster City
Witty Ealp
Wiltele
Wito Ependad
Hummel Arrives in City on Water "Waterloo" Visit
M Hummel of Los Angeles arrives in Waterloo for a few weeks as a farmer resident. He moved to the Pacific coast six years ago. His brother Arthur and his wife are also said to have come to Waterloo on business, while floods in eastern Kansas and northern Missouri delay rains and cover villages.
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City
M. Hummel
Los Aupgelen
Waterloo
Pacific Coast
Arthur
Aso
Mr. Hummel
Kansas
Missouri
Villa
Drunk driver held after collision injures man
A man claiming to be O Vv Grumm of 327 Eighth St West was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by John Goss at 1 a m. Grumm’s car rolled over injuring him and a companion Miles Threse of 719 Washington St was also arrested for intoxication. Bond set at $100.
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O. Vv. Grumm
Eighth Street West
John Goss
Logan Avenue
Goss
Crumm
Poiice
Miles Threse
Washington Street
Drumm
Bert Douglass
Olver Nelson
Municipel
J. C. Beem
Quiet Funeral Rigors for Mrs Henry D Riant
Funeral services were held at O'Keefe and Towne for Mrs Mary Ann Piel Riant 72 who died Saturday at home of daughter Mrs Frank Walters. Burial planned at Memorial Park. Survived by husband three daughters including Mrs Walters and Mrs Marquart, two sons Owen and Fred. Born Hubbard Indiana August 3 1858.
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Henry D. Riant
Henry D. Rilant
Frank Walters
Grandview Avenue
O'Keefe & Towne
Low C. Harris
Central Christian Church
O'Keefe & Town Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mary Ann Piel
Ernest Piel
Waterloo
Ammonia Pipe Burst At Factory. Fire Alarm At Home
A Sunday morning alarm at 4 49 a m reported sparks on a roof at residence 67 Lane causing minor damage valued at $4. Later Sunday at 2 6 p m an artificial ice and fuel company plant at 106 Ninth cast reported a broken ammonia pipe with no damage.
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M. E. Caller
Walther League Elects Lueders President Again
I M Lueders of Pomeroy was reelected president of the Iowa district Walther League at the closing session of the three day state convention in Iowa. Fort Dodge officers include Ray Bertram William Dittmar Yrleda Niemann and others. The program featured missions talks and reports on finances and resolutions.
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I. M. Lueders
Pomeroy
Iowa
Walther League
Ray
J. Bertram
William Dittmar
Yrleda Niemann
Fort Dodge
LL G. Schmidt
LeRoy Kemmerer
Boone
Helen Koepke
Waterloo
Ll. G. Schmidt
E. Grummer
Letmer
H. J. Torger
Hinton
A. Trost
Farnhamville
Ernest Bauer
Aries Bahl
Mathilia Hoesent
Davenport
Norbert Roepe
Edna Dettmer
Gertrude Borchers
Lorena Meyer
Missouri Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Resolutions Committee
Dosplea
Treasury
L. G. Schmidt
Sergion
Walther
H. A. Baerther
Russell Lamson
A. H. Sems ™Mann
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hey. P. Bornhoeft
Cedar Rapids
B. Strasen
South India
India
Mr. Strasen
All India
Rev
Haentachel
Madison
Wis
R. J.torgler
Gallmeyer
E. J. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Delwein Forms Fifth Boy Scout Troop
Delwein forms its fifth Boy Scout troop after Sacred Heart Catholic church agreed to sponsor. Arthur F. Jury announces the Cedar Falls area executive, with Ivan 5B. Ryle assisting in Delwein last week. Rev. Fy. Enzler chairs the troop committee along with Peter Graff Don O Bryan Ray O Bryan and Peter Haverly. Albert Prebble is scoutmaster. A leadership training session for Cedar Falls leaders is set for this evening with two held last week. A court of honor is planned for Independence Thursday. To aid Camp Ingawanis supplies, the Waterloo Boy Scout council purchased a station wagon convertible for trips and camping rewards. six to nine scouts may ride plus the driver.
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Delwein
Sacred Heart Catholicchurch
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinican
Ivan
Ryle
Fy. Enzler
Peter Graff
Don O'Bryan
Ray O'Bryan
Peter Haverly
Albert Prebble
Cedar Falls
Cedar Palls
Indépendence
Camp
Ingawanis
Wapsipinicon
Waterloo Boy Scout Council
West High Class Day Exercises to Be This Evening
West High hosts a class day program in the auditorium this evening. The event features a string of original pieces by soon to graduate seniors under Miss Agnes Thomas and C. A. Hoffman with a school orchestra opening. Admission is charged for the class fund.
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West High
ASA
Agnes Thomas
C. A. Hoffman
Clasa Artylsors
Caples Dians History Oy
C. Vale
Brethren U P District Officers Elected At Conference
At the two day Brethren Young People’s association conference in Grundy Center Vernon Schrock of Waterloo was chosen for the program committee while Miss Wilma Albright of Grundy Center was elected secretary of the district department. The closing event featured the biblical drama One of the Nine by the Tri M Sunday school group with a large audience and repeated performance next Sunday.
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Wilma Albright
Grundy Center
The
Brethren Young
People’s Association
Vernon Schrock
Waterloo
Church of the Brethren
Tri-M
Floyd Kough
Jerusalem
David
Tom Thompson
Glaydis Sampson
Zarah
Clair Hebchle
Nathaniel
Joe Robertson
Nazarene
Pastors and Wives Open Y Camp Season
The Waterloo Ministerial Association and their wives will open the Y camp this evening with a picnic and dinner. Miss Beth Tracy is in charge of the picnic dinner arrangements. The Fratelli club plans its annual island dinner Thursday evening with Homer Albright in charge. The boys camp opens Tuesday June 14 for ages 12 to 15. sixty five boys have registered and only a few more registrations can be taken as capacity is limited to 12.
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V.om. CG
Mortis Igland
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Beth Tracy
Fratelli Club
Homer Albright
Cramp
Rains Slow Down Tourists to Texas Convention Trip
Mr and Mrs W A Hendry of 223 Western Ave and Mr and Mrs Roy Sinnard of 58 Franklin St drove to Dallas for the International Rotary convention. They faced muddy detours near Indianola Iowa and floods on return, crossing a railroad bridge planked for passage near Smithville Missouri, arriving home at 4:30 PM. The couple praised the convention and local hospitality.
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W. A. Hendry
Western Avenue
Roy Sinnard
Franklin Street
Dallas
Texas
Indianola
Grand
Pruessner Rites to Be at Dundee
Funeral for Mrs. Fred Pruessner will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran church in Dundee Iowa. Burial will follow in the local cemetery. She died by self inflicted death Sunday at the farm home near Dundee.
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Pruessner
Dundee
Gourtar Spactal Servicr
Manchester
Fred Pruessner
Dindee
Lutheran
Webster City shoot attracts large entry
More than 80 trapshooters from across Iowa attended the zone shoot in Webster City, the final event before the state tournament which starts tomorrow. Fred C. Whitney, who oversaw the Webster City shoot, arrived to officiate at the state tournament.
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Iowa
Webster City
Fred C. Whitney
John Livingston Dominates Air Carnival With Six Firsts
John Livingston, president of Midwest Airways, won six first prizes in Newton Iowa air races, taking four on Friday and two on Saturday. Forty pilots competed, with Livingston earning balloon bursting and multiple free-for-alls plus altitude speed records. C P Harwood of Waterloo also placed with two seconds in key events.
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John Livingston
Mid
West Airways, Inc
Chapmanfield
Waterloo
Monmouth
Aurora
United States
Livingston
C. P. Harwood
Midwest
Midwest Airways
New Waterloo Industry Makes Artificial Bait
The Barr-Royer company in Waterloo Iowa markets wood en fishing plugs statewide. D W Barr and J R Royer partners. Barr known angler from Waterloo and Royer with Janesville ties. they produce baits named sand toad wiggle-frog water puppy bull head and craw dad. lures feature life like movement with rubber fins.
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Barr-Royer Company
Iowa
D. W. Barr
Cortlandt Street
Waterloo
J. R. Royer
Hawkeye Maintainer Company
Janesville
Barr
Railroads Face Tax Burden and Freight Rate Debate
President Downs argues rail taxes totaled 376,006,000 last year, urging relief to reduce freight rates by up to 4 percent while other transport modes benefit. He says railroads, owned by millions of stockholders and bondholders, must provide reasonable income. Rotary hosts W. Scott Williams and Illinois Central officials introduce the Hawkeye Limited for a western tour to Omaha and Sioux City.
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Downs
Dawns
W. Scott Willams
Western Lines
Rotary
William Atwitt
Williame
Hawkeye Limited
Omaha
Sioux City
Supreme Court Upholds Sinclair's Six Month Sentence
The court confirms a six month sentence for Sinclair as the ongoing Pace One report notes. Private detectives pursued the case, with critics arguing such employment invites misrepresentation and fabrication of charges.
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Supreme Court
Sinclair
Pace
Law
Swart Funeral Set for Gladbrook Church
Gladbrook Iowa June 3 The funeral of Mrs. George Swart who died unexpectedly Saturday will be at the M E church Tuesday afternoon Rev L C Smith of Albion will officiate. Mrs Swart 75 years old survives by husband and niece Mrs Stella Nelson.
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Govstar
Gladbrook
George Swart
M. E. Church
L. C. Smith
Albion Wils
Miss Nettie Falkler Dies in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 3 Miss Nettie Falkler who lived with her sister Miss Laura E Falkler at 2303 Walnut died at 11 pm Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage Miss Laura E Falkler recently retired from the faculty of the Teachers College The body is at Dad chapel pending communication with relatives for services Also noted Cedar FallsJune 3 special Miss Mina Marten of this city had an appendicitis operation at Sartor hospital after teaching in Frankville and is now discharged Davis Boyer 301 State left Presbyterian hospital after emergency appendicitis operation May 23
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Courier Spossal
Cedar Falls
Mina Marten
Frankville
Sartort
Chile
Frantville
Leaves Hospital
Davis Boyer
State Street
Presbyterian Hospital
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