Funeral set for Mrs Seebers 67 LI Lincoln leader dies
Mrs Henry Seebers 67 of Lincoln circle Dies after heart troubleFour funeral services scheduled for First Methodist Church with Rev J Arthur Young leading and interment at Elmwood Park She was national secretary of Ladies of the G O A and a former president of the Iowa division Survived by daughter and son and former husband Henry Seebers long active in community and church circle at Lincoln.
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Henry Sechers
First Methodist Church
J. Arthur Young
Ty Btev
J. J.jonhgen
Elmwoai
Seebers
Anyasary
Seri
National
Lincoln le
G.o
Om Pist
Iowa
Dl Snow
Wome
Jane
Mentor
United-In. Mith
Andrew Dauchy
Dauchy
Henry, Seebers
Bre
Cary, Dubuque
Senior Class Play at St Marys Hall Presents The Gold Bug
St Marys high school will stage a four act comedy The Gold Bug Sunday at 2 pm in the parish hall. Albert Pax stars as William Legrand with a cast including Barry Linton Iererhes Ternard Jupiter and Kate Horny among others as seniors and juniors perform a dance of the Gold Bugs before the play. The plot follows Legrand who disinherits himself from his grandfather then pursues treasure after writing a local newspaper and solving a coded message leading to pirates treasure.
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St. Mary's High School
Albert Pax
William Legrand
South Carolina
Barry Linton
F. Ierheres Ternard
Jupiter
Butler
Keesler Irugene Kipp
Rold
Marek J Sois Phelan
Dierrinck
Isaac Muimain
Kate Horny
Ige
Cunninghal
Lucille Mordy
Hevlah Farrington
C G W Apprentice Club Party at Oelwein Restaurant
The C G W Apprentice Club held an event at The Green Lantern in Oelwein Iowa. The entertainment included two boxing bouts and a wrestling features with Smoky Hodges winning a technical knockout over Turkey Patti and Glynn-Chenyront match ending in a draw.
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Oelwein Restaurant
Waterloo Fire Logs Show Yearly Losses Top $117000
Waterloo fire report for year ending March 31 1936 shows total losses of 117000 with 429 alarms, many between 5 and 6 am. Fires clustered in frame buildings. only three in stone or brick. Largest single loss 318151.78 at Wasterfoot Sash and Fixture Co. False alarms totaled 31. residences led locations with 298, garages 10. City has 184611.95 invested in fire dept. expenditures 101317.77 for 1925-26. Pension fund balance 414.95. 4 firefighters and a widow on pension. Chief urges higher tax levy and two new school alarm stations.
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Jassaig
Waterloo
Wye Anil
Iesa
Lin Than Ley
Sedorn
Aince
Wasterfoot Sash and Fixture Company
Anto- Inghilés
Lotrina
Bremen
Breman
Thatch Covil
Eit
Mother's Day Broadcast Service Announcement
A Mother's Day service is set for Sunday at 8:00 PM at the Memorial Amphitheatre in Arizona. Secretary of Labor Davis will be the principal speaker, with broadasts planned from stations across the region to honor mothers.
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Ishinetyr
May
Auto
Vicw
Taines
Memorial
Ariuaian
Davis
WEE
Baston
WECO
Mimea Wiar
Providence
Roy
New Yorks
New County Jail Needs Recod To Meet Anti Tip Law
Water loo faces a costly jail expansion as crime and anti tip laws strain the budget. Hotels report tipping remains common though not solicited, with managers noting guests often tip for good service, while non tipping hosts face dismissal.
Swift Co Plant Waterloo Purchases Highlight April Trade
Swift & Co through its Waterloo plant at 90 Sycamore Street spent 75000 in April on dairy products from local producers within 30 miles. Brady, the general manager, says the payout supports farmers and benefits Waterloo as the plant expands with a new creamery. The payroll tops 36 to 40 workers, with most residents paying local taxes and spending locally. Hospital Day speaker A E Gnagy will address community hospital benefits at Silen Memorial on Wednesday night, with other officials and musical selections joining. The hospital will be open for public inspection from 2:30 to 4.
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Siwict & Co
Waterloo
Sycamore Street
T. F. Brady
Swift & Cava
Swift & Co
Brady
Lin
Man Pte Dito
Switch & Co
Boesiers
Swift
A. E. Gnagy
Silen Memorial Hospital
Gnagy
Clinton F. Smith
W. Ooh
Waterloo Vial Association
Br. J. Son
Waterloo Medical, Society
Walter P. Jensen
Tity
East High
Lospital Dietitian
Motorcycle patrol quits after one day in Iowa City
A motorcycle patrol officer John Pluhar Jr. surrendered after 34 hours on duty. He had been appointed to replace Edward Teenery, who was killed in a crash with a streetcar. The brief resignation ends a very short tenure for the new officer.
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Iowa City
UPI
John Plihare
Pluhar
Edward Teenery
Eva Weilein to judge drills at Moose convention
Mrs Eva Weilein deputy grand regent of the Women of Maor heart Legion has been chosen by the supreme judge to judge fancy drills and floor work at the annual national convention of the Loyal Order of Moose and the women s organization July 1 to 5 in Chicago. She recently returned from a 10 day trip where she officiated at a class adaption at Clinton and helped establish a new chapter at La Crosse Wisconsin and worked with Davenport chapter.
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Mral Eve Weilein
Women of Mooreheart Legion
Use
Loyal Order of Moose
Woman's Organization
Chicago
West Virginia West Baptist pastor to give baccalaureate sermon
Rev R E Williamson, pastor of West Baptist church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the 1826 graduating class of West Wigh. The service will be held Sunday night at the church. May commence exercises include a play titled olejack scheduled for June 2.
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R. E. Williamson
Tev
EK. Williamson
Wirst Baptist Church
West Wigh
Ehiss
East Hi-Y Club Benefit Show Delights Audience
The Clever acts by Theory McNamce and Fred Winter end men and the clog dancing of Hugene MekKeen lit up Ye Old Plantation Minstrels at East High School auditorium. Max Noah directed a stylish production with attractive stage settings enhancing the humor. The Windjammers impressed as the first jam featured Harald Johnson, William Funk, Amos Webberking, and a strong chorus. Music by Bast High School.
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Max Noah
Harald Johnson
William
Amos
Vitos Fails to Form New Polish Cabinet
In Warsaw on May 8 AP reports Premier Vitos failed to form a new Polish cabinet after accepting the task to succeed Count Skrzynski. President Wojciechowski asked Socialist leaders to urge Merek to attempt organizing a ministry drawn from radical elements.
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Vitos
Warsaw
Count Skrzynski
Wokciechowski
Prowos
Civic clubs to hear guard inspection and band
The American Legion band will play a short concert Monday night in the armory after drill by Companies B and D Iowa guard for Rotary Kiwanis Lions Canopus and Y's Men Lab. Penny Dallman commander of Steeker-Chapman post announced. Officers from Cedar Falls headquarters and 133rd infantry will attend a dinner with Hules Russell-Lamson. Talks will explain the National Guard. RAISE WATER RATE. Montivello council hikes quarterly winter water rate from 7 to 9.5 dollars due to expenses for a local water path. Des Moines report notes union discloses activity of the Vatheran Men’s Gunserhau.
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American Legion
Weil
Nighin
Armory
Iowa
Natonal
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Canopus
Penny Dallman
Steeker-Chapman Post
Hules Russell-Lamson
Nathasal Guard
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Henry Serlers
St. Mary’s Hall
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Glinik
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Lowa
J Towit
Custon
Ths
Seay Eereytaie
Spnoco
eMraydins
Reaper
Smith
Chisholm
Thomason
Jensen
Eva Weilein
Mingtrels
McKeen
Theory McNamce
Fred Winter
GT. Bennett
Y’s Men
Montivello
S.C
Frank Brothers
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