Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Theatre hosts Misa Rose Stahl in A Perfect Lady a four act comedy about a midwest town swept by tango craze. The Henry G Harrie Estate backs a strong company with modern sets. The Grand Theatre showcases The Only Way Out and three other reels today. Majestic presents Rose and Severns auto sketch The Automobile Disaster Broadway Trio and others. Plaza features Marguerite Clark in Gretna Green a three day engagement praised for charm and gesture though noted final scene tweak.
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the Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Misa Rose Stahl
Miss Stah
Channing Pollock
Rennold Woh
Middle West
Henry GB. Harrie
Miss Brahl
Grand Theatre
Nelson
Majestic
Rose and Severns
Waterloo
Fitch Cooper
Dell Baty
Vaidares
the Plaza
Marguerite Clark
Gretna Green
Marguerite
The
Crucible
Herds Real Problem For Parents As Well 48 School Teachers
Des Moines reports a man brings his 10-year-old son to police seeking guidance on whether teachers can require a boy to stop smoking a pipe or quit school. The father asserts he provides the tobacco and furniture, and he prefers pipe smoking to cigarettes. Police officials stressed parental responsibility in upbringing.
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Des Moines
Wilhelmina cargo settlement lack of British offer
St Louis May 6 officers of the W L Green Commission company of St Louis owning the Wilhelmina cargo say they have received no settlement announcement from the British government. Marshall Hall president said the firm had accepted the British offer to settle for the cargo at the German price but he had no information on the amount.
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St. Louis, Mo
W. L. Green Commission Company
St. Louie
Wilhelmina
Marshall Hall
IC Cites Hearing on Higher Passenger Rates
Washington May 6 The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a hearing on July 6 in Chicago to hear arguments over higher passenger rates. The session will address proposed rate increases and their impact on travelers and carriers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Man's Body Found in Water System Basin
Davenport May 7 The body of an unidentified man was found in the settling basin of the city water works system last evening. He wore an overcoat and may have been in the basin for weeks, possibly through the winter.
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Davenport
Atty Water Works
Real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo notes
Real estate transfers list transactions from Cedar Falls and Waterloo including transfers by various parties such as M. A. Gillam to Katherine C. Kelley lots 127 and 128 and George McGuire to Chas A Marsh land in 4-88-13. Amounts range from $1 to $25,000 with entries involving the Black Hawk Co Abstract Co and the Waterloo Lodge No. 290 BPOE. Also notes Edna Wilford acquiring Lot 7 in division A Cedar River park for $240.
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M. A. Gillam
Katherine C. Kelley
Ney Road
United States
Abram
Hosford
George S. Mornin
GL. Smith
Brown
Cedar Falls
George McGuire
Chas. A.marsh
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
H. A. Jetmore
Jenta Metzger
Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Institute
Edna Wilford
Cedar River Park
L. J. Bitterly
Harry Knight
Waterloo items and social notes from 1915
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter notes activities over the past month. Hennett comedy show opens Friday evening. Frank Turning builds a new boat. Joly O'Connor and son visit Waterloo, with Miss Anna Youngblur from Washburn staying with the O’Connors. Sylvester Akilur attends the North Western Dental Association convention as president, with family visiting Mrs. Nancy Arthur.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Hennett
Frank
Joly O'Connor
Waterloo
H Iia
PL J. O'Connor
Anna Youngblur
Washburn
O'Connor
Sylvester Akilur
North Western Dental Association
Nancy Arthur
Raymond May Family News Chronicles Local Visits
John Demuth of Jesup spent Sunday with her brother Wm Heinen in town. Mrs Genevieve Golinvaux left Sunday for Chicago for a short vacation with relatives and friends Mr and Mrs McGarry and Mr Mrs Murphy of Fhigle Center visited their sister Mrs John Jungen jr. Mrs John Jungen recently returned from previous travels.
Readlyn News Notes From May First Typhoid And Death
Readlyn May 1 Nick Merseh recovers from typhoid fever Miss Margeret Valentine of Waterloo nurses him Joe Valentine of South Dakota visits Merch home this week Meta Warneka had surgery last Tuesday Misa Green of Waterloo caring for her Two typhoid cases reported W Blosturg and Mr Hoefer of Diekmann glove Hoeffer goes to Tripoli Ang Diekmann to run his store Hol Day leaves for Chicago Mrs WILL Klemp recovered from typhoid fever dies at Milne street survives husband and two daughters funeral Sunday Rev Maas Conducts relatives from Chicago Wa lverly Sycamore attend
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Merch
Meta Warneka
Misa Green
Waterloo
W. Blosturg
Hoefer
Diekmann
Hoeffer
Tripoli
Ang. Diekmann
Chicago
Will Klemp
Milne Street
Rev
Maas
Distaiies
Mra. H. Katz
Herbert
Win
Lindt
Mesdamoneo
Miler
Wintgar
L. Strottmann Af
Walverly
Lenshaw Af
Sycamore
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