Ice Dealers Convene for Iowa Convention in Waterloo
About 100 delegates gathered at the Hotel Russell Lamson for the fifteenth annual Iowa Ice Dealers association meeting. J G Black opened with welcomes. E F Mac Donough spoke for the Greater Waterloo association. officers were elected the following day as Leslie C Smith addressed ice industry topics.
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Lowa Ice Dealers’ Association
Association
Hotel Ruspell-Lamson
J. G. Black
J. F. Simpson
E. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lamson
Oliver Trumbauer
Fireman Injured When Truck Bumps Into Traffic Marker
Fireman James R. Griffin of Station No. 2 was thrown from a moving fire truck on Locust Street while rushing to a fire alarm at 9 p.m. He sustained bruises to head, face, arms, and shoulders and a wrenched back but is not in danger and will remain home for several days. Two fellow firefighters cared for him as the parade of equipment continued to the scene.
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Locust Street
James’ R. Griffin
Roof Fires Reported at Locust and Third Street Homes
A snail roof fire at 429 Locust Street in Charles Harrisberger’s residence caused slight damage. An injured man was treated and sent home at 26 Franklin Street. A second roof fire at 1024 Third Street West, Mrs. J. New’s home, caused little damage and required department attention at 7:30 a.m.
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Franklin Street
Locust Street
Charles Harrisberger
Third Street
J. New
Waterloo Delegates Headed to M V A Meeting
About 10 Waterloo delegates led by KF MacDonough will travel to Des Moines for the Mississippi Valley Association zone seven session. Attending will be George Huntley W J Burdick J E Johnson W F Parrott and Harry Kiester. Morning and evening sessions in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Hotel Lavery Ill.
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Greater Waterloo Association
KF. MacDonough
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley Association
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Waterloo
George Huntley
W. J. Burdick
J. £. Johnson
W. F. Parrott
Harry 3. Kiester
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Lavery Ill
Aslon
F. C. Waterbury
TH. H. Merrick
Chicago
Association
Walter Parker
New Orleans
Ora E. Chapman
J. E. Johnson
J. W. Gamble
Omaha
R. H. Faxon
Middlewest States
Speakers announced for Mississippi Valley and Waterway Transportation
W L Harding of Iowa 8 it McKelvie Nebraska and R D Carey of Wyoming will speak on Production in the Mississippi Valley. C J Bier and James E Smith of St Louis will discuss Waterway Transportation.
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W. L. Harding
Iowa
It. McKelvie
Nebraska
R. D. Carey
Wyoming
Misssissippi Valley
C. J. Bier
St. Louis
James E. Smith
Waterloo Women Enroll in School of Citizenship
Waterloo women attend the School of Citizenship at Des Moines under the Iowa WCTU program. Teachers take leave for a three day session covering child welfare narcotics dangers Americanization women in industry and the woman voter. Today’s program includes J B Weaver on Making of Laws and H M Savner on Enforcement of Law.
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Waterloo
School of Education For Citizenship
Des Moines
Iowa W. CG. T. U
Des Moines College Talks on Election Machinery and Ballot Casting
A political science department program at Des Moines College presents a demonstration on the machinery of elections and ballot counting. Speakers include Thomas Maloney, federal prohibition inspector, and S P Foxhall discussing the rise and fall of political parties and government machinery for vote processes.
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Political Science Department
Jar Des Moines Colage
Basketball Tonight at YoM CGA Gym
The Irish Midgweta and the Dutch Alumni Junior high teams clash in basketball at the YoM CGA gym. A second match at the same venue is West High School's championship game pitting the senior team against an all star lineup from other classes.
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Midgweta
Yom. CG. A
West High School
Be Sure to Register for Upcoming Election
Notice reminds voters to register if they changed residence since last election and sets March 18 or 19 as registration deadlines to be eligible to vote.
Orange Twp School To Present Variety Program
The sophomore class at Orange Township High School will stage a varied program of vocal and instrumental numbers, readings, and drama in the school auditorium tomorrow night. Shamrock leaves decoratively list the acts, including a class song, readings by June Miller and Leone Kough, a pantomime by class members, a report by The Reporter, and a violin solo by Ruth Myers.
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Orange
Stip Consolidated High School
June Miller
Leone Kough
Marlan Cunningham
Iola Campbell
Ruth Myers
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Icemen
Lear
National Association of Ice Industries
Jlook
Ilowa Iee Dealers' Association
Black
Stetson
Waterloo, Iowa
M.V. A
Club House
S. D
Japan
Monarch
State House
Libby
Gold Cross
Bunker
San Ray
Tvory
Wesson
Douglass
the Quality Grocery
West Fourth Street
C. E. Brokaw
School of Citizenship
Bronson
Eurmate
Fhone
Msup
Jesup
Maren
Joy Decker
Mareh
Mair Bani
Ty] Ts. Durhan
Und Mra
M. FL McMurray
C. C. Stledel
lYntro Noun Club
A.D. Harrington
Trubert
Mise Lucie Durham
Mig Anni
Tywit Falla
Mise Vera 'Deel
St. Joseph's College
Dupbuque
Lee
Mra
LD. W. Peak
Gates
Jeanie Harrison
Sha Domson
Masters
Glen
David
Owl
Mary
Mabel
Barry Temple
Yythian Sisters
Myrtha Cypenhaver
Mreda Roberts
Agnes Elssell
Myra Sherman
Gertrude Sherman
Sadie Sherman
Ham
Bird Campbell
Etheliv Murray
Jennie Hathaway
Still
W. Ot. U
George Walker
T. J. Lwicgk
Williams Mfg, CO
Propa
Cleveland
Henderson Drug Co
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