Berkell Players Say Goodbye to 10 Hosts of Friends
The Berkell Players close their Waterloo engagement with the final performance of Broadway and Butter Ink at the Waterloo theatre. Opened Nov 30, the stock company played 30 weeks drawing strong patronage. After a long run, Br. Berkell and many cast depart for Davenport and Indianapolis, with plans for a summer stock tour and a return to Waterloo next year if possible.
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Waterloo
Berkell
Davenport
Miotoring
Indianapolis
English
Opera House
Todianapolla
Edythe Dltlott
Milton Byres
The
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Jon
Berkel
Indiana City
al. C. Wilson
William V. Hall
Robert. St. Clair
Berkeil
the Waterloo
Ibres
Offer Accorded Big Welcome in Waterlog Dictionary
The great demand for the new universities dictionary is so high that stock is running short. Readers are urged to present coupons at once to avoid disappointment. The dictionary is newly compiled printed with fresh contents and new arrangement of study helps. It claims to contain all words needed by readers and students and to include terms not found in similar volumes.
Travelers Protective Association May Convention Planned Here
Waterloo will host the annual Iowa division convention of the Travelers Protective Association. Headquarters are at the Russell-Lamson Hotel May 13 through 18. Local arrangements are led by George W. Huntley Fred D. Adams H Barton IfEB Weatherwax WLW Wyant and John T. Rock. Mrs George W. Huntley chairs the wives’ entertainment committee. Mr Huntley is a director of the national association.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Travelers Protective Association
Lost basketball team finds itself lost again
Boston March 14 The Hudson five semipro basketball team reported just on Catamount mountain after dodging an angry crowd of fans at Pittsfield N H arrived home here today After eluding pursuers by abandoning their nearly wrecked automobile the players took to the woods but later returned to a car and proceeded at 2 Leisurely Pace to North Berwick Me where last evening they suddenly appeared and defeated the town team 30 to 27 Failure of the Pittsfield team to put up a burrattee started the trouble
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Boston
Hudson Five
Catamount Mountain
Pittsfield
N. H
North Berwick
Coming Week in Waterloo Theatres Calls Rev Hudson
In Waterloo Theatres the Coming Week extends a call to Rev B S Hudson who spent two weeks here and preached on two Sundays. He will commence his work here about April 1. Reports from the hospital say Clifford Williams, La Porte City boy, remains critical after being injured by a freight train while waiting to be taken home. The large TLC Black barn burned yesterday afternoon, presumed by spontaneous combustion. Hay grain and farm machinery were lost. value $7,990 for the barn and $7,000 for the contents. Insurance $5,000. Firemen from Shellshure and Atkins aided. no stock burned.
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B. S. Hudson
Mateno
Hudson
Clifford Williams
la Porte City
TLC
Vinton Woman Heirs Challenge Ben e factor Allowance
An estate case in Vinton Iowa centers on heirs objecting to an allowance made by a bene factor for the late Mrs. Sheley. The matter, tied to a lease dispute, moves to the April term after a January session in judge Williitmane’s court. A funeral for Morgan Sheely, 82, was held at Shellsburg, with survivors including a widow and five daughters.
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Vinton
Williitmane Nee
Frank Cahlr
Minh Ilved
Rts
Xlecer
Morgan Sheely
Webster City
Wugh Meseman
Cedar Rapids
Wenn
Rapids schools at the time she taught there
Fragmentary text notes Rapids schools during her teaching period and references a number from out of set with a line about the Presbyterian congregation.
Funeral of Pioneer Vinton Woman Is Conducted Today
Funeral services for Mrs. A D Griffin were held at her residence in Vinton Iowa in charge of Rev W G Rowley. Pioneer resident and widow of Dr A D Griffin she lived in Vinton over 60 years and was aged. Survived by two children Dr C C Griffin and a daughter in St Louis. Her husband was the brother of Dr C C Griffin a longtime local physician.
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Vinton
A. D. Griffin
W. G. Rowley
Methodist Church
C. C. Griffin
St. Louis
St Ansgar Business Men Plan 1925 Rebuild After Fire
St Ansgar business owners hurt by last November fire move to rebuild with brick and stone. Wold Hardware Dahl & Schroeder Furniture and Undertaking and C W Dallage meals plan early construction. A H Kuehl preps a large warehouse on the C R R siding, 40 by 90 with a fall basement. Two dwellings built this winter and more slated for summer work.
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St, Ansgar
Marehanes
Fhera
St. Ansgar
Fiemy
Wold Hardware
Dahl & Schroeder
C. W. Dallage
A. H. Kuehl
Baltimore Woman Praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Abs. L. Ginchen of Baltimore Maryland reports relief from a long battle with the Change of Life after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with improving her health through the critical period and helping two daughters bearing babies, urging it for women’s nervousness and hot flashes.
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Baltimore
Lydia Pinkham
Abs
L. Ginchen
N. Gilmer St
Maryland
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