Bourquin Did Not Come Home and Inheritance Dispute
Mrs. Mol vie Bourquin seeks an injunction to protect her interest in forty shares of State bank stock pledged as collateral for a $4,000 loan after her husband Louis E. Bourquin vanished from New Hartford. The petition alleges he fled, left the family with little money, and converted assets to cash. A temporary injunction was granted with bond set at $200 while authorities pursue further action. Sympathy extends to the missing man’s family amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F
Lis
State Bank
Louis J. Bourquin
Vags Continue To Invade City In Waterloo Court Summary
Judge Cald well confronts a morning docket as about a dozen vagrants including a 19 year old, a veterinary surgeon, iron moulders and painters are arraigned. Most are released with 30 minute departure orders. John Gross, a Russian, fined 35 dollars or 10 days on the streets for insulting a landlady. Jack McAntony, cited for booze, to be sent to Parkersburg for transfer after a day in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gross
Gross
Jack McAntony
Belle Plaine
Parkersburg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa College Honors Rollins at Commencement
At Wawa college in Grinnell yesterday Rev. Walter H. Rollins received the doctor of divinity degree alongside Rev. Dana Bartlett of Los Angeles. Rollins, pastor of First Congregational Church here for five years, oversaw a growing membership, new church building, and heightened activities. He is currently on the Pacific coast as a delegate to the national church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawa College
Grinnell
Walter H. Watlins
First Congregational Church
Dana Bartlett
Los Angeles
Fealling
Rollins
Rolling
Pacific Coast
Towa
National Church Meeting
Fireworks curfew set for 24 hours around July 4
Police Chief announces a 24 hour limit from midnight July 3 to midnight July 4 for all Fourth of July celebrations to curb accidents and fires. Offenders face arrest. 18 year old Freeman Rhotes was released as first offender after fireworks arrest. Parents urged to reinforce obedience. Also notes a College of Commerce play at Waterloo Theatre with 25 cent admission.
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Dinneen
Freeman Rhotes
College of Commerce
Waterloo Theatre
Young People Picnic Planned by Waterloo Christian Union
The Waterloo Christian Young People's union schedules a picnic social and business meeting at Chautauqua park on Wednesday evening. All church youth are urged to attend with an evening address in Hall In the Grove by one or two prominent men. Miss Blanche Edwards leads the social program with a committee. a successful event is expected.
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Waterloo Christian Young People’s Union
Chautaulqua Park
Chhurches
Blanche Edwards
Corpus Christi Mass Attended by Corpus Christi Priests
Father Slattery of St. Josephs church and Father Forkenbrock of St Marys parish joined other county priests this morning in Gilbertville for the Corpus Christi mass at 10 o clock. Slattery delivered the address as the impressive ceremony drew participants from area parishes.
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Father Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Father Forkenbrock
St. Mary's Parish
Gilbertville
Meeting Of Y W C A Board Varies Sunday Services
At the monthly Y W C A board meeting, it was voted to discontinue the Sunday vesper services after next Sunday until fall and to discontinue the Tuesday evening social at the rooms until that time. One or two picnics will be planned for late summer. Mrs C M Woods presided as attendance was large. Ruth Herfurth, champion typewriter operator of the middle west, will give a special typewriter demonstration at the Waterloo theatre class play this evening.
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C. M. Woods
Ruth Herfurth
Middle West
Waterloo Theatre
Sunday School Picnic Opens In New Park
Members of Calvary Evangelical Sunday School enjoyed a fine picnic at the new park at the head of Fourth Street East. A big dinner followed by recitations and songs, then afternoon races and a ball game. Supper brought the group together for another ball game before departure. Later, Dubuque Three-I club trades pitcher Omer Benn for Webster of Rockford.
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Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
New Park
Fourth Street
Dubuque, Ta
Dubuque
Three-It
Omer Benn
Webster
Rockford
Ilinola
Riverview Addition Records Set to Break Fees Record
The Riverview addition plat, filed today with County Recorder C H Plummer, is the largest in size with 3 917 lots along the Cedar River. The roadway Riverview drive runs along the river, and part of the land extends beyond the city limits, creating a historic fee for transcribing the plot and recording the monster abstract.
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C. H. Plummer
Riverview
Cedar River
Cedar
Riverview Drive
County Recorder’s Office
Social at Home of C F Green
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a social at the home of Mr and Mrs C F Green 114 Walnut street from 7 30 to 9 30 Tuesday evening. The event welcomes Rev Dr and Mrs Westenberg newly arrived in Waterloo for the year and bids farewell to Dr and Mrs Herbert Ware Reherd as they journey abroad and visit relatives during the pastor’s absence.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. F. Green
Walnut Street
Westenberg
Pittsburg
Waterloo
Herbert
Ware
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Rederd
California
Special Tonight at First Presbyterian Church
The regular Thursday evening meeting at First Presbyterian will feature Dr. Robert C. Westenberg, the new acting pastor from Pittsburg. He will share illustrations from the Holy Lands offering new insights into Biblical passages and aimed at Bible students and those seeking a broader view.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Westenberg
Pittsburg
Westenberg
Holy Lands
Waterloo Band Concert Draws Large Washington Park Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Washington Park last evening to hear the Waterloo band perform. The band played from the stand, delivering a creditable program enjoyed by attendees. No damage occurred to flowers or shrubbery and most people were content to sit on the lawn and listen.
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Washington Park
Watterloo
Y. P. U. Plans Outdoor Meeting at Memorial Hall
The Young People's Union of Waterloo will hold a special gathering next Wednesday at Chautauqua Park in Memorial Hall. A picnic supper will follow, with a good time in the woods and addresses by men of prominence.
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The
Young People’s Union of Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
Memorial Hall
Farmer Killed by Freight Train Near Pickering Iowa
Marshalltown Iowa June 15 Gur Jensen a 40 year old farmer living near Pickering was instantly killed by an Iowa Central freight train near his home. He was walking home from Pickering after visiting the city. He leaves a wife and five children the youngest two months old. Be sure to see the Miners Daugh Commerce this event eg.
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Marshalltown
Assault on German grocer at Logan avenue
Police report details a violent assault on W. Hemecher a German grocer at 808 Logan avenue as he returned home near Iowa street Tuesday night. He was beaten black and blue with facial wounds and chest scratches while a $110 cash roll remained untouched. Robbery was not the motive and investigators seek the attacker possibly connected to a debt collection.
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W. Hemecher
Logan Avenue
Iowa Street
Hemecher
Devendorf Granted Four Weeks Vacation By Board
Mr. Devendorf, general secretary of the F. M. CG. A., was granted a four weeks leave of absence by the board of directors. He will travel with Mrs. Devendorf and their children to Missouri for a couple of weeks with relatives, then proceed to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for the YMCA summer secretary’s school. Jack Irvon, hero of Airship America, is mentioned in connection with Crystal soon-C. Q. D.
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Devendorf
Board of Directors
Missouri
Lake Geneva
Wis
Remodeling of Irving Hotel and Cafe on Bridge Street
Plans and specifications were completed today for extensive remodeling of the Irving hotel and a four story brick building facing Bridge Street. The project will cost at least 50000 dollars, with the remodeled hotel office in the Bridge Street room and an elevator planned. The ground floor cafe will face Bridge Street and be the citys finest though smaller than the current dining room, which becomes store rooms. Barber and tobacco shops will be relocated as work progresses, with no disturbance to their operations until about next month. Also noted is the Presbyterian picnic for the First Presbyterian church tomorrow at Cedar Heights, with free cars leaving the church at 930 a.m.
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Irving Hotel
Bridge Street
Sharp Barber Shops
Shellian Cigar and Tobacco
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
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VAGS
Mr Antony
Iowa College
Basley’s
Corpus Christi
Y. W. C. Board
Fes
First Presbyterian
F. M. Devendorf
the Crystal
Jack Irvon
Airship America
Irving
Hobart M. Cables
Mehlins
Emersons
Fischers
Christmans
Ludwigs
Hughes
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