Waterloo Scouts Poised to Shape Local Club Programs
Waterloo Boy Scouts will play a major role in city clubs next week with a Rotary dinner for Clinton scouts at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds followed by a public demonstration in the hippodrome. Kiwanis plans to present Camp Kiwanis near Elk Run hotel and host a later afternoon program with speeches and scout demonstrations. The event will involve Rotary Lions and Greater Waterloo members, plus a base ball game between Kiwanis and the scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frith
Clinton
Otary Club
Rory Club
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Kiwanis
Lions
Clinom Scout Party
Kiwanis Club
Elk Run Hotel
Waterloo Scouts
St Ellrman Hotel
Lincoln Pard
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Greater Waterloo
George W. Wood
John H. Piper
Kans City
B. L. Holton
John Sweeney
Camp Kiwanis
RF Golly
Reibert Mayer
Iwanis Club
Alford
Elk Run Hote
Aswaterloo Tealtors
Joseph F. Leopold
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Greater Waterloo Association
Lions Club
Black’s
Leopold
Waterloo Metical Society
Chicago theatrical stars find work as maids in relief drive
Chicago chorus girls left jobless by the downturn receive help from First nighters and gallery grafes, with 2000 stricken dancers aided by donations to a relief fund. A big picnic plans to wind up the effort as some find work as maids and clerks while others seek positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Riaffo
Alice Serane
Maternity Bills Dead For This Congress Says Fess
Washington June reports Rep Fess a Republican Ohio chair of the House education panel says the Sheppard Towner maternity bill and the Smith Towner education bill are dead for this session. He expects possible revival at December session with no chance during the special session. He also says a public welfare department bill by him and Senator Kenyon will pass, likely as the department of education and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Fess
Onio
House
Department of Public Welfare
Kenyon
Albo
Department of Education and Pubblic Welfare
Water color class held Fridays weekly advertizes
A brief advertisement notes a watercolor class held each Friday with morning sessions. For particulars call Hed at 3322.
Frolic Gates College Holds First 20 Year Picnic Outing
Business students from Frolic Gates Waterloo College closed its doors for a picnic at the Little Brown Church near Nashua marking a rare excursion outside the city. About six students attended with alumni joining. games included baseball, cycling races, running and three legged races followed by a 7 o clock supper. Roy Steiger of Waverly led picnic preparations with help from committees. Bruce Gates, college vice president, said such trips are uncommon but picnics are frequent in summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates’ Waterloo Business College
Little Brown
Nashua
Roy Steiger
Waverly
Bruce Gates
Simplest Nuptials Unite Armours and Mitchells in Chicago
Miss Lolita Armour and John J. Mitchell wed at Mellody Farm Lake Forest in a simple ceremony. Bishop Herbert Page conducted at 4 pm with Rev Join Herbert Edwards assisting. Reception followed in the winter garden and lawn supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Lolita Armour
Packer
John J. Mitchell
Mellody Farm
Leke Forest
Mitchells
Brie
Armour Mansion
Mitchell
Miss Armour
Lake Forest
Armours
Herbert Page
Spokane
Wash
Herbert Edwards
Church of the Holy Spirit
Robert Hunter
Duncan Forbes
Rockford
Tll
Little Virginia Chapin
Kids Circus for Ice Fund Promises World’s Greatest Show
A children's annual circus by the Social Welfare league to benefit the baby ice fund will be held next Friday June 24 in a Cutler and Kern streets tent. Admission 5 cents, seating in soft pine. The event features a 2000 dollar Airedale dog, a parade through Kern and Logan streets, and a war era Red Cross fundraiser origin. Performers include Clifford Boosen Bernice Bloom Walter Kyle John Kyle Phillip Brown Rex Smith Hanler White Frances Stotts with a produced play and acts by the press agent Jenkins Brown Smith agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Baby Ice Fund
Cutler
Kern
Jenkins-Brown-Smith Agerence
Robert Sigs
Admis
Walt
Red Cross
Paby Ice and Milk Fund
Logan
My Nest
Clifford Boosen
Bernice Bloom
Walter
John Kyle
Philip Brown
Rex Smith
Hanler White
Frances Stotts
Crane Coming Home Uses Toothbrushes for Money in Russia
Charles R. Crane retiring American minister to China leaves Peking for the United States via Siberia and Russia, aided by son Jobo. They travel on a special car stocked with nails, needles, toothbrushes and medicines to aid the journey, amid unofficial assurances from Soviet officials. Captain Walter Drysdale accompanies them to Chita, where Athare B. Ruddock will lead the legation until the new minister arrives.
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Prassy
Peking
Charles R. Crane
China
America
Siberia
Russia
Jobo
Uged
Hell
Cur Tenty
Chita
Walter §. Drysdale
Athare B. Ruddock
Oscoh Gould Schurman
Seek Accomplice In Kaber Slaying
Nationwide search launched for Victorio Pisseli an Italian named by Salvatore Calla from Cleveland as accomplice in the murder of Daniel Kaber a wealthy Lakewood publisher Calla signed a confession in 1919 admitting Pissell participated in the crime police expect him to be taken to Cleveland today
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United Press
Bufzlo
Victorio Pisseli
Salvatore Calla
Cleveland
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Calla
Pissell
Clevelland
Rumors Fly On Charles Return To Budapest
Vienna reports spread that former Emperor Charles plans to return to Hungary with August 29 marked as his arrival date in Budapest per several papers. The rumors circulate amid ongoing speculation about his fate and political role in exile.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Charles
Hungary
Budapest
Program 13 Ready for Prosecutors
County attorneys from Iowa arrive for annual convention to be held in a court room with sessions on June 22 and 23. Walter R. French Black Hawk county attorney leads arrangements. Verner Gabrielson Fort Dodge president will preside. Speakers include Charles B. Pickett Waterloo Earl Vincent Guthrie Center and Hon. Ren Gibson attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Bar Association
Walter R. French
Black Hawk
Verner Gabrielser
Fort Dodge
State Association of County Attorneys of
E. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
French
Earl W. Vincent
Guthrie Center
Charles KB. Pickett
Waterloo
J. A. Nelson
Winneshiek County
James C. Murtagh
Claude M Miller
Johnson County
M.joran
Manchester
Carl Riepe
Burlington
Ren J. Gibson
Lawa
Pfeffer Traded From Brooklyn to St Louis Cardinals
Pitcher Jeff Pfeffer of the Brooklyn Nationals is traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for infielders Harekjanvein and pitcher Ferdie Schupp. Brooklyn president Ebbetts announced the deal. Harekjanvein and Schupp will report to the Brooklyn team here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Pfeffer
St. Louis
Associated Press
New York
Jeff P. Pfeffer
Brooklyn Nationals
St. Louis Cardinals
Harekjanvein
Ferdie Schupp
Ebbetts
Brooklyn Club
Jaovein
Schupp
Brooklyn
Peggy Joyce Alimony Fight Sparks Scandal Court Action
Chicago June 18 Opposing counsel exchanged a barrage of scandal accusations in the Peggy Joyce alimony case. Judge Joseph Sabath weighed a temporary $10,000 monthly alimony request by Tenet Joyce, wife of J Stanley Joyce, with a ruling due Wednesday on whether Peggy must appear in court and face further questions from Joyce's attorney who urged a birdseye view of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Peggy Joyce
Joseph Sabath
Tenet Joyce
J. Stanley Joyce
Peggy
Joyce
Actress Lucile Morris Mother Rumor Clarified
San Antonio actress Miss Lucile Morris whose leading role in The Bat was to be played was not bereaved. Reports that her mother in San Antonio died were incorrect. The piece notes her cousin Bernadine Lewis’s mother died a year and a half ago.
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Lucile Morris
San Antonio
Tex
the Bat
C. A. Lewis
Waterloo
Miss Morris
Bernadine Lewis
Waterloo City Briefs and Nearby Travel Notes
George Lingelbach leaves for Milwaukee for a week of vacation. Miss Leila Eicks ill at home, Miss Lenora DeGreif goes to Chicago. Irene Sindlinger and Leila Anthony visit friends. Mrs. Butler returns from Milwaukee. Weather records show 91 high and 71 low with high humidity. Local officials tour and workers shipped to Cherokee. Divorces, arrests, and health updates fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lingelbach
Milwaukee
Wis
Leila Eicks
C. J. Rudolph
Byva Anthony
Minneapolis
Minn
Pearl Bartlett
Caltender
Irene
Ocea Sindlinger
Peter Butler
Franklin’ Street
Dudley Tisker Ay O. Williams
la Crosse
Wic
George B. Rowell
Des Moines
William Watters
Locust Street
Arnold’s Park
Lake Qkobofi
R. J. Kistner
Cooper, Wells & Co
Hosiary Manufacturers
St Joseph
Mich
Waterloo
Henry Smith
Henry Poyner
Fifth Street West
Matt. A. Beck
Adventist and Baptist church services noted across city
A dense list of church listings in Waterloo details Adventist and Baptist services with times, pastors, Sunday schools, morning and evening worships, and midweek prayer meetings. Includes First Seven churches and Union meetings at First Congregational, plus varied parishes across multiple streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Askins
West
First Congregational
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut Streets
Church OF Christ
Pirot
Second
Wellington Streets
Marsh Place
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jeans Christ of Latter Day Saints
Atone Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Victor ‘A. Hall
Broadway
Eirat United Prespytetiam
Cocoa
Wellington
Norwood J. Calhoun
B.C
Borthminster—nation
Avalon
Daniel J. Gretzinger
Babbath School
Young O'S
Teachers. Institute
Westminster
Randolph
Bar
Archibald Campbell Preston
D. D
Cedar Beights
J. GC. Orth
War time prospects for Champaign university football team
A partial report mentions students like Kinney Cook Tay and others with good prospects of joining the university football team for summer vacation training. It notes elimination contests and a verse recitation The Sent 9 084 Glory Hosanna to the Lord s Chorus as part of campus activities.
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Iversity
Champaign
St. Ig
Cantata Honors Children's Day at First M E
First Methodist Episcopal observance tomorrow morning will be a cantata Summer Gladness by school pupils. The program features nature themed roles with costumed students as Sowers sunbeams winds trees mountains and more. The service begins at 10 30 with an instrumental prelude and choral numbers involving many named students and instructors.
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Methodist Episcopal
Velma Garmon
Trene Garmon
Dorothy Hill
Marian Robbins
Helen Lightheart
Evelyn Sietsema
Charlotte Burton
Y Ross
Mabel Clark
Leila Bartlett
Dorothy Venable
Ramona Telsinger
Mildred Hareick
Marjoria Cook
Roberta Worley
Goldis
Anderson
Jean Burton
Lorraine Hinman
Ramona Smith
Vivian Schultz
Mildred
Delores Venable
Claire Puterbaust
Avonne Harris
Ruth Rickert
Maurine Remmington
Beatrice Scott
Roses
Elizabeth Gilbert
Marjorie Harker
Pauline Faber
Elizabeth Taylor
Emma Hanson
Nelva Kruger
Buttereuns
Maxine Clarke
Olive Hubbard
Jean Deifs
Dorothy Porter
Frances Wright
Alice Mario J Lucht
Millicent Lucht
Virginia Krugler
Mary E Foster Dies at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 18 Special Mrs Mary E Foster who would have celebrated her eighty second birthday died today at her home. She was a longtime resident and widow of Charles Foster. Surviving are two daughters four sons and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete awaiting relatives arrival.
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Mary E. Foster
Cedar Falls
Funeral set for Thursday birthday death at home
A woman died at her daughter Mrs. 2H. G. Fish’s home at 302 Tremont Street after a five month illness. She leaves a brother Washington Thrope of Shells Rock. Private services will be held Sunday morning at the Fish residence by Rev. Eugene Allen, with burial in Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G." Fish
Tremont Street
Ilness
Fish
Washington ‘Thrope
Shells Rock
Eugene Allen
Janesville
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NOY
Frolic
Kids’ Circus
Ice Fund
Kaber
Towa
Lenora DeGreif
Logan Avenue
Robert Haynes
W. F. Parrott
Robert Parrott
E. J. Wenner
Frank
Annendale
Wildwood
H. H. Young
Martin B. Burke
Dubuque
Rochester
Wes
Joel Heges
Hegel
D. V
Stranahan
Edward Mahnke
Glenwood
Cherry Street
Daniel Buckley
Buckley
Ati
Denver
Colo
Teaverrew
Waterloo Churchen
Bereath Daey—Ewund Business Collegy
Northweat
Buxton Avenue
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
Kelford
Erie
Goa
Catrolio
Joseph
Thira
Mulberry
J. Slattery
Peator
Toomey
Sacred Heart
John Molloy
J. F.mcmahon
Lefayatte
Park Avenue East
Franciscan
Pathors
Henry Kusster
Maurus Eberle
Theodore Worm
O. FP
Creintadelphian Christsdelphian Ecclesis
Firth and
Randolph Streets
Christian
Entrai
Od Serril
Bungay
Christian Endeavor Societies
Everning
Christian Church
Gelwin
Fred J. Clark
Plymouth Congregational
Walnut
Fourth
Fifth
Raymond W. Croag
B.D. Baxter
Union
Jefferson
Thirteenth Ateeds
W. A. Peterson
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Fourth Street
Ernest B. Mounsey
Mark’se
Denver Atreete
Thomas Hortop
Holy Communion
Evangelican
Calvary
Noewell
L. Baumeartner
Inton F. Sath
Lewis F. Smith
Story City
Grace M. E
John
Deeddek
William Sack
J. A. Deedrick
Roy Bisdorf
B. M. Fritzinger
Bons of
Jecob
Fifth Street
F. P. Vampeol
Luthbrad
Epworth League
Coneert
Grace
B. J. Lockwood
M. Epworth
aArcner Avenue
W. Barrop
Pactor
Nevada Street
Epworth
Frayer
St. Paul's
CE Luce
Tharsday
Bree
Franklin and Lene Streets
T. J. Fuller
Albanya&t Mobile
Hey
H. C Boyd
Young Man's Sunday Club
Preesyterias
Eset Park
Kern and
Cutter
Cutter Street
George Moody
Bible School
Senor Cbe
Pirst
John Robertson Macartney
Uussion
Sible
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engirere
Soeth
Mission So
Luther League
Dusiness
s/Jamior
Baste Gray
Immanuel Lutheran
Walnatamt
Vine
Henry Prekel
Pas
Tor
St. Lukes Brglieh
Campbell Avenue
Wra
Graham
Leland
H. Lesher
Trinity American
Botharan
South and
Fifth Streets
Herbert Moehlmann
Frank W. Court
D. D. Bitbis
Church of the Bedesinst
Bee
Sizgee
Otto Raspe
South Barclay
Phona Black
Salvation Army Brother Mission
Henry Nichols
Young Pee- Re’s Legion
Salvation
Woods
ORB Tas
Ruth Magowan
Vesper Service
Bridge Street
Fifth Street East
M. E
Marjorie Sulle
Jean Scrogly
Mar
Neva Meyers
Susy Been
Dorothy Hitchcock
Virginia Burton
Wilma Meyers
Edna Churchfield
Armilda Hefferman
Elsie Harwick
Madeline Howard
Harriete Clarke
Virginia Shelton
Verna Omholt
Thelma Jones
Albert Carmpbdell
Willie Harwick
Paul Henderson
Gor
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