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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

15

Punney Conquers Gens Tudney Fight Headlines

St Paul dispatch reports Gene Tunney, American Merit heavyweight champion, decisively defeated middleweight holder Harry Greb in a 10 round bout with Greb outclassed in six rounds. promoter Jimmy DeForest travels to Chicago to press a 15 round Tunney Gibbons match for June 12 at Polo Grounds with Gibbons favoring the plan and seeking Kane’s agreement. Gibbons predicts a hard fight and attended Tunney’s victory, eyeing a bout with Tunney for US champion status.

Associated Press St. Paul Minn Gens Tudney Amer Ean Harry Greb Tunney Grab Greb Rick Tunney Gibbons St. Paul, Minn Jimmy DeForest Polo Ground Athletic Club New York Gena Tunney Tommy Gibbons St Daforest Chicago Eddie Kane Tommy DeForest Kane

Radio Programs and Concert Listings Across U S Cities

A dense listings page details radio stations and schedules from Boston to Philadelphia, with stations like WEEL Boston WG Buffalo WGN Chicago and WMAQ Chicago. entries include concerts, lessons, organ and orchestra programs, church services, vocal and instrumental performances, and brief notes on participants and times for Saturday through Monday.

Weel Boston Buffalo Whitsul Chicago Post Aries Wala Chicago News Russell Wratt Chicago WGN Chicago Tribune Ryw Ta Fee Cote Val Insomnia Club WLS Harmony Harmony Aces Yoon WLAV Cincinnati WDAM Cleveland Trish Terror WFAA Dallas News Wo Davenport Sandman KOA Denver Detroit News Sient Was Bigin Rexk School of the Alp Merry Old Witas Louisville Journal WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Rotary Club WDBR New York Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh Sphinx Club Give Club WEA - Pittsburgh WGY Eaieneetaty Eye KFOA Seattle Times Proram Sarlnsfield Girl Scouts Corps KSB St. Lov Batayla WEMO Perrien Springs Roxy and His Gang WGK Torian Church WEBI Ghigo Tribune Kyw iGicago Cicago Little Brown WEAA Dalids News Mann Sisters Wad eRe Tittle Symphony WHO Dee S Movies Oxy Wex Detroit Evigy Elen Bal Weane Peorth Star-Velegram Reue Hot Springs Park Frolle WSUI Iowa City Jefferson City WDA WRK WIZ Caritans Northfield Binlinaeipnia APRA KGW Portland Oregonian WOAT San Antonio Wer Schenectaay Haritone Shenandoan Tmusic WMAQ Chicago, News Urban Fame and Altar League Oregan

Grace M E Audience Pleased with Cornell Glee Club

Grace M E church audience last night enjoyed the Cornell Glee Club from Garnell college. About 25 young men sang with trained voices and strong chorus, opening with March of the Men of Harlech and A Fragile Tale. Two quartets performed and a skit titled Four Joly Sailormen entertained. Southern melodies and campus songs filled the program, followed by a reception for the visitors.

Garnell College Grace M. E. Church Salo Umbers Harlech J. Bertram Fox Arthur Foote Pather's Door John L. Conrad Leslia Moody Lloyd Gustafson Theodore Fisher Julian Johnston Werbert Hulse Russell Landis Cornell Ralph Jameson Waterloo Decorah Harry T. Fisher

Morris Isle Y M C A Camp Rally Planned Next Friday

All boys who attended a Y M C A summer camp will gather at Morris Isle next Friday for a rally. Joseph H. Dodson will arrive for air lectures and conduct bird study. a treasure hunt offers samp fees as prizes, with first prize a free camp fee. Boys must register at the boys department by Thursday evening.

Morris Isle Joseph H. Dodson

Lenham Fined $30 for Theft of Woman's Watch

George Lenham of Ionia Iowa pleaded guilty to petty larceny in a municipal court arraignment after stealing a watch from Mrs Ida Costello at 632 Longer Street. He was fined $30 and ordered to serve nine days in jail. Lenham said he visited the Costello home with two real estate agents and confessed after seeing the watch.

George Tenham Ionia Ida Costello Longer Street Lenham Costella

Rev Ernest Nolte to retire from Evangelical ministry next week

Cedar Falls March 28 Rev Ernest Nolte who has preached under Evangelical discipline for 31 years will retire from the Cedar Falls con fference era and attend the annual meeting at Dysart next week. He will preach his last sermon at Koster Butler county on Sunday before leaving the work he has served in Floyd Valley Atlantic Des Moines Corning Henry mission Burlington Muscatine Waverly Van Horn Du part and Cedar Falls. He was ordained April 18 1874 and has held multiple positions including presiding elder of Dubuque and Fort Dodge districts, delegate to national conferences, and board representation. Clergymen and laymen will attend the Dysart Evangelical conference.

Cedar Falls Ernest Nolte Evangelical Church Dysart Koster Butler County Iowa Floyd Valley Atlantic Des Moines Corning Henry Mission Burlington Muscatine Waverly van Horn Dupart Mr. Nolte Dubuque Fort Dodge General Board of Missions

Expect Close Vote on City Officials

Cedar Paris four precincts set booths this afternoon for the municipal election on Monday. Two tickets vie for mayor and council seats. Citizens led by John D. Thompson and People's led by J. F. Gross. Campaigns active, with women heavily canvassing for Mayor Cross and neighborhood meetings expanding across the city.

Cedar Paris Citizens John D. Thompson People’s J. F. Gross J. P. Dep Adelbert N. Burr J. W. Ford John J. Ilight Robert W. Getchel W. D. Wiler Dr. W. Hearst Reuben E. McLaughlin People's Ticket A. ©. Fuller Alvin Knoche Roscoe Gage John Arnold G. W. Fagan Vv. W. Johnson Hans Crone Walter E. Voorhees Dr. Wiler Fourth Ward Cross

Commercial Club Attends Church Sunday Services

The Commercial Club plans to attend First Presbyterian Church services tomorrow morning after accepting the pastor Dr. Rey D. Echlin's invitation. The program includes hymns, a sermon titled Simple Yet Profound Question, and music by a quartet and soloists.

Commercial Club First Presbyterian Church Rey DB. Echlin Echlin R. W. Getchell van Deest Alexander Lake Choeur Monastique First Baptist Chrch Fanny Crosby D. S. Wright iTeligious First Presbyterian F. WH. Gillette The Christian Church Zion Evans Gellcal

Mother Son Banquet Attended by 150 at Y M C A

More than 150 mothers and sons attended a Friday banquet at the Y M C A for boys under 12. The event featured welcome by Mrs. J P Jones, responses by Cliffora Fox, Rev R N MacDonald and George E Pike. Talks urged boys to meet mothers' hopes and to be obedient. Sponsors included Altstadt Langlas and several local merchants. A second banquet for boys ages 3 to 6 is planned through July 17.

J. P. Jones Cliffora Fox R. N. MacDonald George E. Pike Mr. MacDonald Mr. Pike S.A. Cohnagan Ronald Maize Ray Sharer C. A. Morris Altstadt & Langlas Crowell’s Black's Sinnard Market Hazen's Sanitary Dairy Union Meat Market Adams Paper Company Butter Nut ‘Coffee Company Waterloo Fruits& Commission Co

Broadcasting Warranted in All Localities Rice Says

Martin P. Rica of General Electric argues broadcasting requires large investment and broad audience appeal. He notes many new stations licensed while others dissolved, urges local institutions to avoid overreach and supports exclusive wavelength allotments to improve reception and national content. Local stations reflect community life and can be tied to national networks via wires or rebroadcasting.

Martin P. Rica General Electric Company Mr. Rice Natchez Miss Portland Ore Department of Commerce

Radio and rail history in early 20th century notes

The article reflects on radio’s role in society and education, contrasting constructive programming with commercial trends. It recounts a May 21, 1924 Milwaukee Association of Commerce trade expedition hauling an 850-ton excursion train by two electric locomotives, with Westinghouse issuing a photo and chart of electric power speed.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo Milwaukee Association of Commerce Westinghouse Electric Company

Complimentary talk continues on Waterloo Cedar Falls North railway

Publicity for the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway persists as officials promote the line. The ongoing campaign highlights its potential benefits and draws attention from local communities.

Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway

Woman Testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound

SICK 3 YEARS WITHOUT RELIEF Columbia, D. C. Your medicine has done me so much good I sent for it again. For three years I was sick and treated by physicians, but they offered little help. I took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and could do housework again. It helped during the Change of Life and I remain in good health. Mrs. S. A. Hoiury, R.F. D. No. 4, Columbia, S C. A country wide canvass reports 200000 replies with 58 of 100 benefiting from its use.

Columbia, D. C Lydia E. Pinkham S. A. Hoiury Columbia South Carolina

Fire chief models a street sign at little cost

Ray Tiller, fire chief, designed a sample intersection sign at Mulberry and Fifth streets to show how streets can be properly marked cheaply. The white painted 1 1/2 inch plank sign with black letters hangs from an iron bracket on a telephone pole. The two-street sign costs about $1.68 to complete.

Ray Tiller Mulberry Fifth Streets

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