Gedar Falls to Join Waterloo Gas Co Fight
Cedar Falls officials plan a 4 p.m. council session to unite with Waterloo to fight Citizens Gas and Electric Co in federal court over new gas rates. The case names city officials as defendants and seeks injunctions and higher returns on the waterloo plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Brown
A. H. Retshauge
Cedar Falls
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Brown
Sioux City
U.S
U.S. Marthel, the Summons Being Issued From the United States District Court
Dubuque
A. E. Gnagy
Gmagy
Aska
Tisa
Waterloo Oe
Former resident Leo Braniger killed by electrical shock
Leo Braniger, formerly of Waterloo and West High School student, died Friday from an accidental electric shock while working on a motor at his McFarlane California ranch. He was 20s. Survived by his mother and siblings in California. burial in Pasadena after services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Braniger
Waterloo
West High School
Agatha G. Braniger
Third Street
McFarlane
Cal
Pasadena
California
W. A. Brantger
Reo
Northminster Revival Extended Through Week
Northminster Presbyterian church continues revival meetings through the week with nine new members added yesterday morning and about 32 converts in two weeks expected to join soon. Evening services start at 7 15 at Edison school gymnasium led by evangelist Ira Deal and Pastor Rev D J Gretzinger with others hopeful about continued positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Edison School
Ira Deal
D. J. Gretzinger
City in Brief highlights local notices and incidents
Local items report recoveries from operations, stolen bicycle losses, travel returns, and family visits. Town residents like Mrs. George S. Millard, Miss Helen McAlvin, and Miss Mary Worthen are noted with homecomings and vacations. Police handled a drunken dispute without further action. A pneumonia case and scarlet fever alerts are listed, with typhoid reported by a physician. An advertisement column promotes a dual lecture, a candidate for municipal judge, a church event, dancing club, and a beauty service at the Ellis hotel.
Rector Leads in Straw Ballot at Marsh Place Bldg
J Rector led mayoral straw poll at the National Cigar Store in the Marsh Place building. A total of 304 votes were cast among Waterloo and Natip tickets with Rector 172, Thompson 62, Gnagy 67, and Glekelberg 9. Six women voted. ballot secrecy kept.
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Marsh Place
Rector
Naational Cigar Store
J. R. Rector
Thompson
Sli
Waterloo
A. EB
Gnagy
A. R
Sumwakanoo
Natrip
L. B. Glekelberg
E.u
Judge Lindsey Praises Today’s Children and Age of Progress
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver lauds modern youths at Hotel Russell-Lamson addressing Rotary. He supports parent classes in schools and notes children’s superior learning from newspapers, movies, and wartime experience. He envisions aviation after autos and cites Denver court’s public confidence and steady reforms.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Colo
Russell-Lamson
J. Levingston
Mr. Levingston
Judge Lindsay
Lindsey
Rotary Club
Lindsay
Edison
Paris
London
New York
Tandgay
Tryon Dies This Morning at Shell Rock Home
L J Tryon died at his Shell Rock Iowa residence at 5 am today from vaalysig after illness since Saturday. Born October 26 1834 in New York he moved to Illinois then Iowa. He lived in Quasqueton and Vinton before settling in Shell Rock. He served in the 28th Iowa Volunteer Infantry starting 1862. Survived by wife Mrs Leverich. funeral Wednesday at Methodist Church with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Tock
L. J. Tryon
Vavalysig
Mathodist Church
Mr. Tryon
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Quasqueton
Vinton
Go. D
Shell Rock
Leverich
Troop 14 Maintains Lead in Scout Camping Contest
The Boy Scout winter camping contest runs Feb 3 to Apr 15 with weekly overnights at Kamp Kiwanis. Troop 14 leads with 3,115 points ahead of Troop 9 and Troop 10, while Johnnie McGraw, Austin Smith, and Robert McGraw of Troop 14 top individual scores. Troop 19 jumps to fourth after a weekend hike, and Wayne Zwisky of Troop 19 earns high individual honors with 130 points. Troop 10 adds porch seats to the cabin, boosting its ranking.
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Boy Scoute
Troop 14
Kamp Kiwanis
Troop
Troop 10
Johnnie McGraw
Austin Smith
Robert McGraw
Wayne Zwisky
Conference Delayed For Black Hawk County Event
The Black Hawk county older boys conference is postponed from tomorrow to Thursday March 30 due to speaker unavailability. The program remains unchanged.
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Black Hawk County
Erie railroad plans $120 million indebtedness approved
Washington March 20 The interstate commerce Commission approved plans for funding 120 million dollars of Erie railroad indebtedness due April 20. The commission also authorized the issue and sale of five million dollars in seven percent bonds to finance the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Erie Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mortuary telegrams report two Waterloo deaths
A telegram to AL Blaeser reports the death of his brother in law Ilanry Schram of Chicago at 11 45 p m Sunday from a stroke paralysis. Schram, about 63, is survived by his widow formerly Aimelia Glaeser of Waterloo and a son George. Relatives in Waterloo include Mrs John Goodwin Miss Helen Blotser Harold and George Broeser and others. Also noted are funeral plans for Frederick Callies at Hileman Gindich chapel tomorrow at 2 50 p m with burial at Bale View. Callies born October 7 1846 in Germany died Saturday evening at 6 40 p m at his home 213 Quincy Street. Surviving are his widow two and a half children and eleven grandchildren plus five great grandchildren. C R Ludwig, former Waterloo resident, died Wednesday night March 14 of heart disease, reported to Mrs James Thompson of 1319 Bluff Street.
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Paul Berg
Reinbeck
Linden Avenue
General County Fund
Ed Madigan
Katherine Anderson
Sycamore Street
Victor Olson
St. Paul
Lomer Tire Company
M. D. Olson
Jefferson Street
Horace Love
Floyd Shorts
Polk Street
H. J. Serrigo
Board of Foreign Missions of the Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Africa
Adams Street
Jacob Anton
Linwood Avenue
H. B. J. Anton
Paynesville
Minn
Kh. KH. Schuck
Worthington
Albert Arms
Waverly
Esther Anton
Chicago
E. E. Anton
Mesa
Ariz
C. W. Willson
Riety Offon
Commercial Bank
Powers
Hienky Somilassm
AL. G. Blaeser
Ilanry Schram
Mr. Schramm
Aimelia Glaeser
George
Mra. Bloexer
Chay Street
P. C. Parker
Accessed
Waterloo
John Goodwin
Helen Blotser
Harold
George Broeser
Laula
Will Statte
Prederick Callin
Frederick Callies
Hileman & Gindichipal
Ray
Wanry Mueller
Mist Lutherant Church
Baleview
Callies
Quincy Street
Germany
Tirecaeons
M.A. Callies
Frank J. Callies
Charles Callies
Frank Beener
KH. Ludwig
C. R. Ludwig
James Thompson
Bluffstreat
Ludwig
Stop Itching Eczema with Zemo Skin Treatment
Stop itching and burning from eczema with Zemo. Extra large bottle priced at $1.00, or 36 cents at druggists. Healing begins at application and most skin troubles including pimples rash and blackheads recede with continued use. Zemo is described as penetrating and antiseptic and departs as a dependable treatment when others fail.
Death notices for Ludwig and Moore infants
Surviving relatives include a widow and a daughter Ruth for the Ludwig family who moved from here to Omaha and Los Angeles where Mr Ludwig died. Phyllis Jane Moore nine month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Moore died after a short illness of pneumonia aged nine months and two days. Funeral services Tuesday 2 30 p m at home under Rev C J Aakins with interment at Fairview.
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Waterloo
Nauman Company
Aro
Nia Witow
Ruth
Ludwig
Omaha
Los Angeles
Mr. Ludwig
Phyllis Jane Moore
Phyllis Jane
Frank Moore
Celtaga Streat
Pneumnonia
Ta Etrarge
C. J. Aakins
Fairview
Hans Hess, Cellist, at East High Tonight
Hans Hess, noted cellist, will perform at East Wish Auditorium at 8 o'clock this evening as the fifth number on the Ross Conservatory artist series. The recital promises a diverse program. the cello's color and range will carry richly in higher registers under masterful technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Hess
Ross
Conservatory
East High
Wangless
Vielane Arlist
East Wish
Ross Conservatory
Laveller
Amore
Muster the cello to express sweetness and earnestness
A fragment notes that the cello can convey sweetness and earnestness, with emphasis on the instrument's expressive qualities and potential for varied tonal color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muster
Plaza to Install a Radio Receiver at V Plaza Theatre
Plaza management announced plans to install a radio receiving set to broadcast concerts and lectures from across the country. Prof Paul Young of Cosco College will supervise the installation, which will include an amplifier so events can be heard throughout the house. The Plaza will be the first Iowa theater to install a radio receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vplaza
Ha Mannagement
Paul Young
Cos Colege Ruoffo
Iowa
Plaga
Theatra Jy Nortions
Towa
Careful Hair Wash for Children Promises Safer Shampoo
An article warns against common soaps and shampoos with high alkali that can dry the scalp and damage hair. It endorses a coconut oil based shampoo, prepared simply with warm water, to produce rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp while leaving hair soft, silky, and easy to manage. It notes government checks and wartime funding context in a brief advertorial aside.
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War Veterans Bureau
Washington
Hardi
Ruggist
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