Williams 19 Again Honored as Railroad Superintendent Leader
W SCOTT WILLIAMS, general superintendent of Illinois Central lines, was reelected president of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents for the eighth consecutive year at a Kansas City convention. The group spans the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with about 1,400 high ranking officers from 348 railroads. Williams, of 410 Fourth Street East, rose from the work ranks and was promoted to general superintendent six years ago after serving as a division superintendent.
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Scott Williams
Illinois Central Lines
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Assas Station
Kansas City
Yesterey
Wiltigas
United States
Canada
Mexico
Williams
Fourth Street East
Illinois Central
Local Boy Scouts Roundup Set Near Fayette Next Week
Thirty nine Waterloo scouts will attend the northeastern Iowa roundup at Upper Town university grounds June 20 21 22 23. Leaders A F Jury and John H Piper will attend with regional executives. Staff and participants include George Bunn Howard Snodgrass Dean McFarland David Dewey Frank Anderson Lewis Lowderman Yyane Martin Kurt Moessner Clyde Artus Stanley Gruhn Edwin Marks Harold Dean James Mussett Harold Paul Alonzo Chapman Ghester Ralston and bands. Donovan Dietz Edgar Dietz Harry Relston and Edgar Van Niman were eligible but detained.
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Waterloo
Wayette
Iowa
Upper Town University
Junia
A. F. Jury
John H. Piper
Omaha
High Point
George Bunn
Howard Snodgrass
Dean McFarland
David Dewey
Frank Anderson
Lewis Lowderman
Yyane Martin
Kurt Moessner
Clyde Artus
Stanley Gr
Gilbert Brooks
Dean Bachtell
Franz Wille
Franklin Fish
John Koch
Philip Rausch
Lewla Lowderman
Karl Moessner
Stanley Gruhn
Edwin Marks
Chester Ralston
Donovan Dietz
Edgar Dietz
Harry Relston
Edgar van Niman
Mrs Emma Root Fitch buried in New Hartford
Services for Mrs Emma Genette Root Fitch died in Burns Kansas were held at the Baptist church in New Hartford Iowa and burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery She was born November 23 1854 in Packwaukee Wisconsin and was the eldest child of Charles Seymour Root She married Edward Fitch May 13 1874 and is survived by her husband two children Jessie M Strong Harry Root Fitch and Frederick Frana Fitch along with a brother George F Root The family lived in Butler County until 1919 when they moved to Burns to live with their daughter and son in law
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New Hartford
Emma Genette Root Fitch
Burns
Kan
Baptist Church
Oak Hill
Fitch
Charles Seymour Root
Packwaukee
Wis
Butler County
Edward
Jessie M. Strong
Harry Root Fitch
Wessington Springs
S. D
Frederick Franna Fitch
Waterloo
George F. Root
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
Oelwein Sends Three Scout Troops to State Roundup
Oelwein Iowa will send three scout troops to the northeastern Iowa Boy Scout roundup and tournament in Fayette June 20 to 23. About 86 Oelwein scouts will attend with 32 new pup tents a trek cart and a camp range purchased by the camping committee. A veteran cook and a five piece scout band will provide meals and music with a fife and drum corps from Waterloo joining the event.
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Oelwein
Qelwein
Waterloo
Four Youths Arrested at Hotel Plead Guilty
Four young people two boys and two girls were arrested in a hotel last night and pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in police court this morning. Each was fined 15 dollars and paid after a few hours in jail. The women listed Nashua Indiana as home while the men work in Waterloo. Another defendant faced intoxication charges and, with Judge B. Courtright, remarked that drinking bootleg liquor was akin to attempting death by own action. he was fined 25 dollars.
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Nashua
Waterloo
B. Courtright
Engineer Busy With Municipal Work In Separated Towns
Nathan B. Barber handles engineering duties on multiple projects. Paving and sewer work span Manchester to Cedar Rapids, curb and gutter in Waterloo, large paving in Dyersville, and plans for a sewer disposal plant at Greene. Upcoming contract lettings target August 1 and August dates.
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Nathan B. Barber
Manchester
Percy P. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Willam Jowell
Waterloo
Dyersville
Dearborn Construction Company
Greene
Cedar Heights
J P Eves Visits Waterloo for Dairy Business
J P Eves, former field secretary of the Iowa State Dairy Association and the Iowa Guernsey and Breed Association, arrived in Waterloo for a business call. He now oversees livestock advertising for the Dairy Farmer, a Meredith publication, with headquarters in Des Moines.
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J. P. Eves
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Guernsey and Breed Association
Waterloo
Re 3
Mr. Eves
Chares
Dairy Farmer
Meredith
Des
Flag Day Observed Across City As Groups Hold Programs
In June 14 observances across the eastern states and city, citizens saw flags displayed citywide. Lodges and B.P.O. Elks held programs with music speeches and ritual exercises, while Caruso offered autographed cups and reminiscences of days long past.
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Oslwelh
Ool
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W.scott Williams
Railway Officials
Fayette
Edward Fitch
Monneos
B. P.O. Elke
Caruso
People of
Waterloo and Vicinity
THE
Medical Lite Insurance Company OF America
Waterloo, Iowa
New Victor Records
Alice Green
Edna Brown
Charles Hart
Lewis James
International Novelty Orchestra
Great White Way
Saw Mill River Road
K.O
K-Y
Paul Whiteman
Victor
Victor Records
Worwegen
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N.d
Victrola
Franklin Street Grocery
Franklin Street
Cours
Nacional Parks
Ne Central
Ilinois Central
Michigan
Colorado
California
Paone
Canadian Northwest
Circle Tours
Liberal Mopowers
Tlingis Central
National Parks
Pacific Coast
W. L Bachley
Agees Ceamal
Woeer
Wasatoo
Kwa
Dorset Gaul
Ilimnoia Central
Asitread
Illinois
Group
Paul Davis
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