Chickie and Star Cast Highlight Rialto Strand Run
The Strand and Rialto theatres feature Firet National’s Chickie with Dorothy Tracer nik in the title role alongside a stellar cast. Strand presents One Way Street from First National and Crystal screens June Bindness with Viola Dana, plus other attractions at Crystal and Waterloo theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickie
Firet National
Strand
Dorothy “Tracernik
Ne Imest
One Way Street
First National
Geale Davis
Crystal Theatre
Ken Lyon
Anns Q. Nilsson
London
Pralgsts
Marjorie Daw
Lumsden Hare
Thomas Holding
Dore
Rialto Theatre
Harry
Ike
Cumming
Mona
Kingsley
Evans
Alexander Cart
Viola
Dana
June Bindness
Defense Day Parade Planned by Waterloo Civic Groups
Ten patriotic and civic organizations will be invited to join a Fourth of July Defense Day parade in Waterloo. The plan, pushed by Mayor Gnagy and city officials, calls for a 10 a.m. march to Lincoln Park and a short program with speeches and band concert to show willingness to serve in defense. A follow up meeting next Tuesday will finalize details and the full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guagy
Waterloo
Roland G. Taylor
U.S. Army Reserve Corps
H. T. Wagner
Lincoln Park
United States Army Reserve Corps
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
America Legion
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Central Labor Union
Rotary
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Black Hawk
Dar
Gnagy
Tt Waterloo
War Department
Gillagy
Woman Injured in Auto Crash Blame Belief on Glare
Esther Lewis of 1607 Sixth Street West suffered cuts from flying glass when a car she rode in with John Wray collided with a rented auto driven by J G Follette on the Red Ball highway near Washburn just after midnight. Wray said he was blinded by Follette’s lights, Follette’s car wrecked in a ditch. Percy Stone and two other young women were reported in the Follette vehicle. The injured woman received first aid then was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lewis
Sixth Street
John Wray
Des Moines
J. G. Follette
Jefferson Street
Red Ball
Washburn
Wray
Follette
Percy Stone
Ankeny
Waterloo Man Elected President of Iowa Funeral Directors
F Kistner of Waterloo was named president of the Iowa Funeral Directors association at the forty fifth annual convention in Sioux City. Other officers include W H Gleim Fiington first vice president L Wilson Eagle Grove second vice president Harry Chandler Sioux City third vice president R Smith Burlington secretary CG Gregoire Dubuque treasurer. A H Duncan Humboldt chosen as executive committee member. Convention will meet in Des Moines in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kistner
Waterloo
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Sioux City
W. H. Gleim Fiington
L., . Wilson
Eagle Grove
Harry Chandler
R. ©. Smith
Burlington
CG. G. Gregoire
Dubuque
A. H. Duncan
Humboldt
Des Moines
Motorman Blamed in Sioux City Fatal Streetcar Crash
Sioux City June 18 A coroner jury finds grass negligence by street car motorman Michael Haggerty and contributory negligence by the Great Northern switch engine crew caused a collision that killed Bert Amns and William Nichols. No arrests had been made as of last night, with expected action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Michael Haggerty
Great Northern
Bert Amns
William Nichols
Phelps 15 high scorer on 1925 Iowa track team
Iowa City June 18 Harold R Phelps distance runner led the Town track team in 1925 scoring with seven firsts and five seconds yielding 12 points across the season. Phelps placed no worse than second in any event throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Iowa
Iowa City
Harold R. Phelps
Radio Programs Across Cities Signal Busy Week of Broadcasts
A crowded schedule lists stations in Des Moines Davenport Omaha and Chicago with organ recitals orchestras dance music and variety programs. Notable mentions include Fontenelle Orchestra in Omaha Atwater Kent artists in Davenport and WEAF in New York preparing evening orchestras and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
Des Moines
Nau- Aleal
Woaw
Omaha
Fontenelle Orchestra
It Woo
Davenport
Atwater Kent Artista
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Nis Conners
Eahsia
Peter MacArthur
RDA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post
KoTchert
HOA
Denver
ETHS
Hot Springs Park
Lawson Raid
KEW
Chicago
Reading
War Ft. Worth
WOCX
Detroit Free Press
WDA
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawk Frolic
Merry Old Chief
Plantation Players
WEAF
New York
Neapoliian Ensemble
Atchter Ivent
Lopez Orchestra
Wear
Cleveland
Larry Kennith
His
Planiat
Ortole
Paul Small
Wpeaa
Daling Vows-Journal
Jefferson Theatre
Imperial
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Orenn
WAS
Louisville Times-Journal
Cates
WOC
KDRA
Lincolin
KENF
RYW
Wismar
WOAH
Hittyburgh Press
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Musicalrogram
Wdaf
Kansas
Orchestra
Drake
WE New Jouisville Times-Journal
IGL
Shestra
Metroholizan
WERGC
Cincinnati
WLI
Chicteo
Cincinnatic
WMA
Fred Daw
Russell Pratt
Brazil
WMC
Memphis
Warcay
fTh
Orstrey
Waxe
Ee York
Police Quartet
Mischa Goodman
Newark
War
Reader
Washington
Crandall
Bincinnuti
Mikado
Crchentra
WSMB
New Orleans
Muslealo
Jezz Bani
WTAS
Elgin
Midis
Indoor conference meet highlights two mile run and scoring leaders
The report notes a threatening moment in the two mile race where the indoor conference champion competed. Orthel Roberts finished second with 40 points while Captain Bleéch Ray Daubter placed third with 27 points and Captain Coulter fourth with 24. A time is listed for an event on Saturday from 9 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthel Roberts
Nagro Dash Taan
Bleéch Ray Daubter
Coulter
Rotary Urges Help to Develop Successful Boys
Cleveland June 18 Associated Press reports Rotary International veteran Hart L Sealy warns failure to accept boys work duty degrades society. He urges clinics to learn about health, playgrounds and pools to build physical strength and a solid character. He stresses education as essential for boys to become healthy, ethical men and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Hart L. Sealy
International Committee On Boys
Rotary International
Rotary
Seely
Eldora Falls in 10 Inning Tilt to Nebraskans
Eldora, Iowa, June 18. Eldora baseball team lost a 10 inning game to the Nebraska Indians here yesterday, 3 to 2. Regular hurlers were saved for next week. Harding and Cioffi pitched well, allowing only six hits. Errors in the tenth inning decided the game before about a hundred fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Nebraska Innians
Harding
Cioffi
Errora
Trained Hand and Mind Emphasized for Citizenship
The quote asserts that citizenship is a collective duty requiring both trained hands and minds. It stresses awareness of fellow citizens and the social nature of citizenship, not a solely individual obligation.
Vaudeville Star Virginia Wall Leads KO The Unknown
Vaudeville and Pictures star Virginia Wall, known for A Lady of Quality and The Signal Tower, headlines KO The Unknown one of Universal’s big 1925 season productions now showing on the Plaza screen. She is supported by a cast including Percy Marmont and Murgeriti Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wall
Universal
Plaza
Percy “Marmont
Murgeriti Fisher
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Mes
Kelen
Nea
United
Arso
Rialto ‘Theatre
John Roche
Alaurice Ryan
Con Sherpman
van & Hyman
R‘phetim Cirrcuit
Daz Iron Weeks
Lacy
AM. Snodyrays
Mmiddlewest
Harry MM. Snodgrass, Jr
Jefferson City
St Louis
Waterloo Man Association
William Thiltgen
Allen Memorial Hospital
Screech
Waterloo Time
Aly
Tonayv
Plaza de Game Entertainment
Pavement
Cedar Falls
Electric Park
Black and White Orchestra
Mea
Clytie Whitmore
Viola Dana June
Madness
Ike” Evans
Rainbow Girl
Poe
Buddy Wintner
Winter Garden
Virginia Valli
Percy Marmont
Marguerita Fischer
John Rothe
The
Singing
Plaga Orchestra
Sherman
van Hyman
Peggy Florine
Milton Sills
Atko “Scnteen Silver
Spotlight
Brandefla Bandit
Shurrings
Ben Lyon
Anna Q
Nilsson
Ife
William sacoBs
King OF the
Seata
Brice St
Morris Plan Co
Pitzgeralp West
Eeros
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