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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

10

Two Women Hurt as Car Plunges Down Road Bank

Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Orville Thompson, both of Washington Street, suffered back strains and bruises when their car slid down an embankment near Reinbeck after a passing car crowded it off the road. The vehicle ended on its side. the children escaped injury. A Waterloo motorist aided the group to Waterloo for safety and the car was righted with help from a farmer and team. The party had been returning from a visit at Woodward, south of Des Moines.

Leon Brown Washington Street Orville Thompson Reinbeck Mrs. Brown Maud Thompson Bruce Brown Thompson Waterloo Woodward Des Moutnas

DeMolay Delegates to Grinnell State Convention

DeMolay chapters from 84 Iowa groups will convene at Grinnell College for the second annual state convention. Delegates will stay on campus with sessions led by Dean J. Nolleno, State Chaplain Robert Elder, Dad Jessa A West, and other officials and professors from Grinnell College and surrounding cities.

Grinnell Order of de Molay Iowa Order Grinnell College Dean J. Nolleno Robert Elder Fort Dodge Jessa A. West Grand Council Russell 8. Flower Roy BE. Dickerson J. M. Jones Esther Klib G. H. Rievers Clinton W.kurth Belle Plaine W. Sanford Davenport John Gannaway

Zeigler Boosters Plan Midwest goodwill tour

Zeigler townsmen and business leaders will tour to promote the city and its industries. The group will visit Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota and Michigan, staying overnight here before continuing to Rochester Minnesota. Zeigler, population 7600, reports 76 percent home ownership and contributed $12,000 in aid after the March southern Illinois tornado.

Zaigter Til Tri Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota Michigan Rochester Mion Cedar Falls Hampton Mason City Manly Albert Lea Zeigter

Lawmakers and State Officials at Fish Fry

Storm Lake Iowa hosts annual legislative picnic with overcast skies and 2000 expected attendees. Speaking lineup includes Chief Justice Fayille, Hamill, Attorney General Gibson, M G Thornberg secretary of agriculture, Congressmen Bates and Dicking, Senator Cummins and Budget Director Hogue.

Storm Lake Iowa Flbf Fayille Coy Hammill Gibson M. G. Thornberg M. B. Bates Ly. J. Dickinggn A. B. Cummins Hl’. Hogue

Waterlo o Man Is Given High Post by State Gideons

F Willa Jenks of Waterloo was re elected secretary treasurer of Iowa Gideons at the closing session of the annual convention in Mason City D P Smith of Fort Dodge was named president W H Blair Mason City first vice president B H Williams Fort Dodge second vice president Waiter J Kinneck Cedar Rapids third vice president George L Mathers fourth vice president Clarence B Williams Sioux City chaplain The 1526 convention will be at Marshalltown Gideons occupied pulpits at Mason City yesterday

F. Willa Jenks Waterloo Iowa Gideons Mason City D. P. Smith Fort Dodge W. H. Blair B. H. Williams J. Kinneck Cedar Rapids George L. Mathers Clarance B. Williams Joux City Marshalltown

Storms Knocks Out Electric Service in Allison Area

June 23 report from Allison Ta notes heavy wind and rain storms caused widespread power outages. Several farms near town reported sparking and minor damage while the town itself avoided severe hits.

Allison Allignon Althe AlliSon

Train Service Restored To Regular Run Through Town

Regular passenger train service resumes on Sunday with westbound arrivals at 8 22 a m and eastbound at 11 50 p m. The route once used a gasoline motor car after removal, with Chicago Omaha service not yet back but a passenger run between Oelwein and Fort Dodge continues. Mrs A H Hyland reports a fine cotton crop after a southern trip.

Rhiod, Ja JUNG Alligon Taer Chicago Omaha Oelwein Fort Dodge

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