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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1929

Page

3

Interurban road guards against tanck washouts

Twenty carloads of crushed rock laid on sidetracks of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern for ballast against washouts. Interurban lines at Waverly Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls operated with little disruption as officials guard bridges and halt traffic at signals when danger signals appear. A washout near La Porte City was repaired in under two hours. a creek near Farmer and Denver rose high but rock placement prevented damage.

Mnet Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad Waverly Cedar Rapids Cedar, Falls la Porte City New Tier Farmer Denver

Hauter and Latham to address Area Hi-Y conference

J D Hauter of Chicago as secretary of the Illinois Y M C A will be principal speaker at the Area Hi Y conference in New Hartford April 5 and 6. Harry G Clowes town and country secretary estimates 100 delegates. R O Latham president of Town State Teachers college also speaks. Area includes East and West Hill clubs Waterloo Cedar Falls Cedar Heights La Porte City Hudson Dunkerton Orange Parkersburg New Hartford Shell Rock Janesville.

Jd. E. Hauter Chicago Ilinois Y. M. C. A New Hartford Harry G. Clowes Wey Et E. R.O. Latham Town State Teachers College Waterloo Cedar Falls Cedar Heights la Porte City Hudson Dunkerton Orange Parkersburg Shell Rock Janesville

East district to observe spring vacation while West cancels

Public schools in the east district will begin Thursday March 28 and run through Tuesday morning April 2 for Easter break. Teachers may visit homes during the period. No spring vacation in the West due to extended Christmas recess because of a contagious disease epidemic. Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announced the decision.

East District Alflea Charles Kittrell

Cedar Falls Woman Dies by Own Action in Despondency

The body of Mrs. Sarah Steinberg was found at the Bisterfeldt residence after she hanged herself Thursday afternoon. No inquest will be held per Coroner EB C McMillan. She left three sons in an orphanage at Waverly who have been released and relocated without communicating with her. She was sister to Mrs Ed Hahn and Mrs John Morrison of Cedar Falls.

Courier Special Service Cedar | Falls Sarah’ Steinberg Bisterfeldt Brown Chapel EB. C. McMillan Ed Hahn John Morrison

Waterloo news and notable local items from a year ago

Waterloo reported Dr. Shannon suffered minor burns in a sleeping car fire on the Luxor to Cairo line with baggage destroyed while in the same car as George Eastman. West school board mulled junior college plans cited by OC A Kittrell from a Boston education convention. John Deere Tractor added 200 workers to reach 1,300 in total. a $25,000 light tractor building addition contract was in February.

Waterloo Dr. &. R. Shannon Luxor-lo

Natal anniversaries of Hudson men commemorated

Hudson Iowa March 16 The birthday of Henry Lefrena was celebrated by about 30 relatives and friends with a surprise party and cards. Ben Fis tcher and son of Dike were among the guests. Baldwin, Civil War veteran and dean of Black Hawk county Odd Fellows, observed his 91st birthday with a party, cake presented by the Rebekah assembly.

Courier Hudson Henry Lefrena Ben Fistcher Dike Baldwin Black Hawk County I. O, O. F. ‘Lodge Rebekah

Insanity on Gain In Iowa Figures Show Increase

Iowa state board of control reports rising insanity figures to Washington. First admissions rose from 939 in 1923 to 870 in 1927, with 1928 figures pending, and first commitments up from 38.9 to 40 per 100 000. Hospital care per 100 000 surged from 285.32 in 1910 to 223.3 in 1997, with rapid increases through the 1920s.

Insanitayia Iowa State Board of Control Department of Commerce Washington Department Java

Hopkinton Wins Two Firsts in Declam Event

Gouvier Special Services Manchester Ind March 15 Hopkinton took two firsts and Strawberry Point one first in the dealama

Hopkinton Strawberry Gouvier Manchester Strawberry Point

Unclear OCR notes on local contest winners

Fragmentary record lists multiple contestants with incomplete names and places such as Hopkinton Manchester and Strawberry Point. Mentions Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous divisions with first and second place indicators but lacks full event details and outcomes.

Halen’ Downs Hopkinton Davia Grant Delweth Maxive Huelsch Strawberry Point Firats Mary BE Mason Bernice Edgar Firat Ruth Comerford Manchester

West High Students Win School Writing Contest

Arthur Young and Robert Beal of West High win the Quill and Scroll contest for creative writing. Willard Hemsworth is judged winner in advertisement writing. The three compositions will be submitted for further judging.

Arthur Young Robert Beal Wortha West High School Willard Hemsworth

Bankers Meet Dates Set For June Convention

Des Moines announces the 1920 Iowa Bankers Association annual convention dates as June 24 26 and 28 with President Ray Nyemaster announcing from Davenport. The North Central contest at lows and West High home contest details mention George Fields and 16 entrants entering for the national meet.

City George Fields Bankers Des Moines Iowa Bank Era Association Ray Nyemaster Davenport

Henry Bondereege Retires From City Fire Department

Henry Bondereege, chief, retires after 44 years with the city fire department and a $65 monthly pension. He is the first city employee to use local civil service privileges.

Henry

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials

Mrs Anna Weaver Miss Minnie Sheridan and Mrs Merton Secor share experiences using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Change of Life and related products. They report improved sleep nerves appetite energy and ability to work after using the remedies. They urge other women to try the remedies and write for information.

Lydia E. Pinkham Anna Weaver Minnie Sheridan Lydia E Pinkham Merton Secor

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