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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1929

Page

4

Delegates Attend Fort Dodge Spanish War Veterans Encampment

16 delegates from high school W Y 60 10 travel to Fort Dodge for the twenty third annual encampment of the Department of Iowa United Spanish War Veterans. Lingelbachs commander and Miss Sorenson lead the Lingel Willer camp and auxiliary. Edward S Matthias Ohio supreme court judge and other department leaders speak. A grand military parade is set for 5 p m Tuesday with drum corps bands and scout groups.

William Lingelpach Charles Brown A. J. Artus W. A. Smith James Young John Hoeller Edward Hoag FL A. Swartz W. Ferson Mayme Sorenson Fort Dodge Department of Iowa United Spanish War Veterans Aivi Dru American Leglan Boy Scout

Traer Mourns Kathleen Dempsey Death in Los Angeles

Traer residents learn of Kathleen Dempsey, daughter of D D Dempsey, who died in Los Angeles, California last week. She is survived by her mother and a sister. Her mother was born and raised in Traer, daughter of Johnny Campbell, who died some years ago.

Traer Traer Friends Kathleen Dempsey D. D. Dempsey Los Angeles Cal Miss Dempsey Moother O Trner Johnny Campbell

Births Reported With Several New Twin and Single Births

Mr and Mrs William F Rohle 325 Halsted announce twin sons Richard William and Robert George born June 7. Mr and Mrs Steve George Gypsy amp born June 5 a son. This is the eighth child. Mr and Mrs William Joseph Cummings 51 Zuma announce son Heroon Willam. Mr and Mrs Glenn V Bierman 608 Pine announce daughter Barbara Kay born June 3. Mr and Mrs Willie Stevens 617 Mullan west announce daughter Lot te M. Mr and Mrs George Roy Bebbles 632 Kern announce son Duane Junior born June. Mr and Mrs Earl Charles Glasson 234 Prospect announce daughter Barbara Ann born June 6. Mr and Mrs John G Meier Posner township announce son James born May 31. Mr and Mrs Joan William Button 1620 Mulberry announce daughter Margaret Jean born June 2. Mr and Mrs Harlan D Frame 927 Western announce son David William born May 28. Mr and Mrs Elmer G Wells route 6 Waterloo announce daughter Norman Beth born June 6.

Wiliam F. Rohle Halsted Richard William Robert George Steve George Gypsy William Joseph Cummings Heroon Willam Glenn V. ‘Bierman Pine Barbara Kay Willie Stevens Mullan West Lotte M George’ Roy Bebbles Kern Duane’ Junior Earl Cherles Glasson Prospect Barbara Ann John Gc.meier Posner Township James Joan William Button Mulberry Mar Baret Jean Harlan D. Frame Western David William Elmer’ G. Wells Waterloo Norman Beth

Manchester golfer joins hole in one club

Dale Smith became the second local man to make a hole in one at the Manchester Golf and Country Club Sunday afternoon. The 136 yard first hole was achieved with Ed Kuhlman as company and follows Rev. J Frank Moora’s prior ace weeks earlier.

Manchester Dale Smith Manchester Golf and Country Club J. Frank Moora Smith Ed. Kuhlman

How Far Can You Drive Golf Ball

An all comers open driving tournament by the New York Daily News records distances in yards. Senior men John P. Collins reaches 288 yards, Junior Bernard Voight 284, Pro Bobby Cruickshank 271, Caddie Joseph Colombo 270, Senior girl Helen Hicks 246, and Pro baseball star Bob Shawkey 264 yards.

New York New York Daily News John P. Collins Bernard Voight Bobby Cruickshank Joseph Colombo Helen Hicks Inwood Bob Shawkey New York Yankees

Simpson's Mark Threatened Today in Century Race

George Simpson's unofficial 4-10 for 100 yards may be challenged at a twilight Yankee Stadium meet. Top sprinters entered include Glaude Bracey Rite Institute filer Eddie Tolan Karl Wildermuth Reginald Bowen Jimmy Daley Bob McAllister and Jimmy Quinn from New York A C.

New York George Simpson Yankee Stadium Metropolitan Association Glaude Bracey Rite Institute Simpson Eddie Tolan University of Michigan Karl Wildermuth Georgetown Reginald Bowen University of Pittsburgh Jimmy Daley Holy Cross Bob McAllister Jimmy Quinn New York A. C

Waterloo Junior Nine Defeats Dunkerton in Practice Tilt

Waterloo's American Legion junior baseball team beat Dunkerton 13 to 4 in a scheduled practice game. Pitcher Boyle allowed six hits while fanning nine for the visitors. Ebel powered the offense with five hits including a home run and a triple. Coughlin added a three-run dagger for Becker-Chapman post.

fCourier Dunkerton Waterloo American Legion Boyle Gibson Ebel Coughlin Becker-Chapman Post

Notched Turn Toward Probation For Youths in Black Hawk

The youths showed interest in the consequences of their act when told they would be turned over to Mrs. Robert Law, Black Hawk county probation officer. The moment sparked a small thrill as they faced a new experience and expected supervision.

Om- Cers Walter Sipe Oscar Hausermen Phrill Robert Law Black Hawk County

Farm lands in Holland put to use despite idle fears

In Holland farms valued at sixty dollars or more per acre are not left idle. Local officials report active cultivation and ongoing work on the majority of fields, countering concerns of widespread idleness.

Holland

Cedar Falls Couple Called to Faculty of S. D. College

Prof and Mrs Milton Tostlebe formerly of Cedar Falls resigned after two years directing Willow Lake public schools South Dakota and now join the faculty of a state college.

Cedar Falls S. D. College Milton Tostlebe Willow Lake

Northern Normal and Industrial college to hire Tostlebe pair

An order for two new faculty members at Aberdeen's Northern Normal and Industrial college names Mr. Tostlebe as associate professor of education and Mrs. Tostlebe as rural demonstration instructor. They will start in September and spend weeks at Columbia College in New York.

Northern Normal and Industrial College Aberdeen Tostlebe Columbia College New York City

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