Streetcars Involved in Multiple Sunday Auto Crashes
A string of Sunday accidents saw Raymond Trusty 16 Glenn 13 and Joseph Scarborough 15 injured lightly when their light touring car collided with a streetcar on Parker at Columbia at 4 pm. Staymond Trusty blamed rain and curtains for limited visibility. Other incidents included a collision near Third and Mulberry streets injuring no one, a car struck by a streetcar on Fourth Street, and several minor crashes on Rainbow Drive and Mulberry End Fourth. A mother reported her 11 year old boy hit by a car and fainted but the boy was later found safe at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Trusty
Glenn
Joseph Scarbrough
Parker
Columbia Street
Staymond ‘Trusty
Trusty Boys
Gable Street
O. L. Young
Fullerton Apartments
Third
Mulberry Streets
J. C. Jensen
Archer, Avenue
Fourth Street
Popes
George Bugg
Adams Street
Milford Glasco
Washington Street
W. H. Morgan
Rainbow Drive
Newton’ Stillman
Fourth Street East
Aston
Mulberry
B. A Clayton
Lupton
Rorena
Radio station listings and concert broadcasts across stations
Radio Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport and WGY in Schenectady present concert broadcasts on 400 and 360 meters with time signals and weather notes. The Louisville Journal & Louisville Times and related stations air music, operas, and sports scores, with detailed performer names and times. Questions on radio receiving equipment are invited to Karl C. von Lackum, radio editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Centra Stander Tuemiay
V. Tae
Mario Tiae
A. G
Andy Baseball
Courter-Journal
Louisville’ Times
Louisville
Merry Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Ollie Tones
Misa Bernice Mer “Hon
Max Fichandler
Tonor
Arthur Geary
Max’ Fichandler
Clifford Gorman
Rialto Theatre Organ
Central
Mra
Robert KO van ‘Alt
New Albany
Ind
Levin Wunderlich
Walter Smet
Clifford Haehl
William Hedden
John Riely
Walter Staith
Jessie Clipp
Naomi Kierner Rasmussen
Robert & Vay Pelt
Robert Stein
Norman Richie
John Poetarson
Anelle Barrett Lowry
Mise Helen I. Mitchell
Karl C. von Lackum
John Delong Winner Popularity Contest
John Delong a 1922 East High graduate was named the most popular male student at Upper Iowa University per the school publication Che Peacock. He led freshman activities French club His club a year, and plans for Methodist ministry near Fayette after summer church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delong
East High
Upper Iowa University
Che Peacock
Delong
Fayette
Waterloo
Des Moines
Readlyn Defeats Raymond 6 to 4 in Baseball Clash
Raymond baseball team was defeated here yesterday by Readlyn by 6 to 4. Wag ner of Readlyn and Farrell of Raymond starred at bat and in the field. Raymond scored three runs in the third inning. Readlyn answered with two runs in the fourth and two in the seventh. East team posted seven safe hits, while Raymond committed four errors to Readlyn's three. Batteries Smith and Youngblat for Readlyn. Dickman and Hickler for Raymond. Bahl umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Readlyn
Wagner
Farrell
Smith
Yale University Seeks Frank Bolton for Information
Yale University asks for help locating Frank A Belton, a Yale student last known at 302 Washington Street Waterloo. Authorities request details on his present address or any information about his death if applicable and urge contacts to the secretary’s office at Yale University New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Belton
Yale Univesity
Washington Street
Mr. Belton
Yale University
New Harven
Iown
Auctioneers Annual Convention in Iowa Falls June 5-6
Legislative action against the high license required of auctioneers will be the principal business at the Iowa State Auctioneers association annual convention in Iowa Falls June 6. H W Tromanhauser of Waterloo will attend. a banquet is planned for the first evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Auctioneers Association
Iowa Falls
H. W.tromanhauser
Waterloo
Grinnell Ames to renew college athletic clash
Grinnell college and Ames will renew athletic relations next year under a new agreement. The schools will meet in Grinnell and then in Ames. They previously lost the Ames Grinnell Drake triangular series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Ames
Asmes-Grinnill-Drake
Magee Funeral Held With Large Attendants
A large crowd from the Waterloo Medical Society and visiting physicians attended the Paterson Bros chapel services for Dr Ira J Magee. Dr W H Geachler led the sermon with Rev R E Williamson and Rev F E Main assisting. Pallbearers included Drs Mussell Manny Smal Realing Joynt Sage. honorary pallbearers from Beckar Chapman American Legion notable in attendance. Dr Beachler referenced Bible text Samuel and spoke of life and death, praising Dr Magee as husband father veteran and physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Medical Eoctory
Ira J. Magee
Paterson Bros
W. H. Geachler
First Brethren Church
R. E. Williamson
First Baptist Church
FE. Wa. Main
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
J. K. Brinkman
J. H. Butts
Rufus Jacoby
KR. A. Garrett
Beachler
Hfe
Dr. Beachler
Jreath
Grim Reaper
Valley of the Shadow
Canever
Dr. Magea
Burial of Mrs. Roland A. Taylor With Military Honors
A funeral procession followed the body to Dunkarton where burial took place under an American flag draped casket. The Wagner quartet performed a selection as Dr. Beachler presided over the committal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland A. ‘Taylor
Mila Jong
Dunkarton
Wiich
Wikerteng
Dr. Beachler
Music Festival at First M. E. Church Pleases Congregation
A large First M. E. congregation enjoyed a summer musical festival led by Albert Scholtz, with an orchestra, the Kiwanis quartet, and soloists Catherine Sedgwick, FE.A. Boggs, Theodore Ptak, and C. E. Anderson. The program featured cello and vocal numbers with artistic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Albert Scholin
Mr. Scholtz
Kiwanis Quartet
Fe.a. Boggs
Theodore Ptak
Catherine Sedgwick
C. E. Anderson
Aviator Campbell to Leave Waterloo Soon
Waterloo aviation figure Earl Campbell will stop using Byrnes park as a landing field after park board ruling. Albert Sherwood says no official sanction existed and golf course work was delayed by traffic and damage from vehicles. Campbell plans to quit Waterloo and seek another field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Earl Campbell
Park Board
Byrnes Park
Campbell
Albert Sherwood
Sherwood
Public Health Nursing Course Attracts Large Attendance
Iowa City June 4 The summer course in public health nursing here has drawn many nurses from across Iowa. The program begins June 7. The recent appointment of Miss Stewart as a faculty member at the substitute of health officers and public health nurses in Topeka Kansas is viewed as a testament to the Iowa course's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Mss Stewart
Topeka
Kan
Iowea Nursing Acho
Eight Children Stricken With Scarlet Fever in City Family
Eight children in the Burns household at 422 Logan Avenue fall ill with scarlet fever. Ages range from a baby under one to 26. Five children were quarantined, and three more show symptoms. Parents, not yet afflicted, care for the sick. The father, a former musician, previously lost fingers to frostbite. The report notes a long legal battle ending in a city judgment in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Burns
Logan Avenua
Worich
Charles Mackay
Burns
Ancy
5Ti- Prema
Fire alarms respond to threeSunday calls
Fire department answered three Sunday alarms including a 5 a m flood at Waterloo Gasoline Engine plant oil burner, a badly damaged car at 1708 Jaffarsont Street injuring Maring Williams, and a smoky furnace at 219 Sumner. An ad for Digire with Bromrea In gurence Agency follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Maring Willams
Jaffarsont Street
Williams
William Bentroth
Sumner
Harter Hull Enjoys Trip on New Route
Harter B Hull Motor founder Muli Jere Waterlog and crew described a northern Iowa motor journey as an ideal Sunday recreation, outlining a route from Macurth street east to login avenue road via No 69 to Nawhampton then No 19 to Fredericksburg Quan to Hawk Eye West Union and Waldhru Payette Maynard to Independence and Waterloo. The 126 mile dirt road trek passed glacier deposits and rich agricultural districts with gravel beds and mixed road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
iWott
Harter B. Hull Motor Company
Iowa
Tong
Muli Jere
Macurth Street
Login Avenue
Nawhampton
Fredericksburg
Quan
Hawkeye
West Union
Waldhru Payette
Maynard
Independence
Waterloo
Tha Rotat Oly
Box Car Society Plans War Film Show at Plaza Theater
Regular meeting of La Societe Des 10 Hommes af Chavanx will be held at 7 p.m. today at Memorial hall. The group will discuss showing the American Legion film Flashes of Action at the Plaza theater soon, courtesy of Alexander Frank. The 40 et Lor' plan a dance at Electric park on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Societe Des 10 Hommes Af Chavanx
P.m
Memorial Lail
Plaza Theater
Alexander Frank
Electric Park
East Senior Play The Thirteenth Chair Tonight
East High presents the senior class mystery The Thirteenth Chair in the school auditorium at 8 15 p m under Miss Caroline McFarlane direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Caroline McFarlane
Thieves Break Window Front to Loot House on Burton Avanus
A burglary on 917 Burton Avanus reports thieves removed a pane of glass from the front of a rear window and stole a sizable quantity of goods. Police are investigating the break in and requesting any witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Burton Avanus
Antranes
Tolen
Sneak Thief Blamed for Loss of Old Coins
Joseph Hacker of Webster reported a theft of a collection of old coins and a plush cloak by a sneak thief on an unspecified weekend. Folica investigators found no clue. Another robbery was reported from the Durton Avenues area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hacker
Webster
Folica
Durton Avenues Gro
Stop Itching Eczema Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts Zemo as a penetrating liquid treatment that cures eczema and related skin conditions. It promises immediate relief, claims to remove symptoms like itching, redness, and tiny skin rashes, and urges purchase for a “dependable” skin healing effect at $1.00.
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RADIO
Woc
WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Radio Seana
WOY
J. Hartley Manners
WGY Players
Coast
Philip Chandos
Frank Oliver Fermoy MacDonough
Edward H. Smith
John Scowcroft
Jas. S. B. Mullarkey
Chrystal Pole
Viola
New York
Braatten
F Her
Cadman
Laine
WHAS
Frank Bolton
Grinnele Ant Ames
AGLEN
Magee
W. H. Beachler
Fisy
Digire
Bromrea Ingurence Agency
Harter Hull
Box Car Society
EAST
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Mike Gauss Pharmacy
Commercial Street
Sibert
Winthrop
Focal Lumber
Beckman-Dawson Roofing Company
Dept
West Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Argo,lil
Detroit, Mich
Racine
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc
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