Trial on Plaza theatre film drags into next week
Three Weeks, a film at the Plaza theatre, continues through next week as Judge H. W. B. Boies weighs whether to dissolve a temporary injunction preventing officers from interfering with the film’s presentation. Testimony from city officials and witnesses for both sides centers on whether the film is immoral and proper for general showings.
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Plaza Theatre
HW. B. Boies
Vsrry M. Reed
Ridal OH. McCoy
W. H. Langlas
Board of Review
Waterloo
Woman's Clio
BE. A. Boges
Kate Sage
Tue City
C. E. Pickett
Mather
Waterloo Savings Bank
Asquith Brothers
HL. Johnson
Land Picture
Mesdames
McCoy
A. W. Brown
J. K. Brinkman
The
Nolice and Fire Commission
Harold B. Plumb
Associated
J. Wl
Sion
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Boles
Farwell
B. F. Swisher
Frank
Nhemerous
Iowa
New Yorks
Chicago
Hle
Uisque
Althes
Brown
Boies J
Key West
Fin
Junction
United States Weather Bureau
Radio Programs Sunday May 18 Schedule Across Cities
Radio Digest listing of Sunday programs from multiple stations including Chicago WRAP and KYW, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Kansas City stations, New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Portland, and others. Highlights include organ concerts sermons services choir pieces and evening lectures with times ranging from 3 to 11 pm and various religious and musical offerings.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
Atlanta Journal
Wesley Memorial
Chicago
KYW
Chicago P
Sunday Evening Club
Concart
A. Chimes
Sermion
Bencert
Uhivenport
Detratt News
Cath W Tas
Higin
Orchestra
Fort Worth
Los Anesles
Renved
Weil
Medford Ifillsida
Apolis
Omaha
Philadelphia
Portland
Schenectady
AMG
Serfan Francisco
Tocaustra KY
Winnipes
Torrey
Wor Ames
al Ma
Atlantic
Iowa City
J Kenf
Shenandoah
Seven graduates honored by Synodical hospital nurses
Seven young women completed the nurses training at Synodical Presbyterian hospital. At Westminster church, Dr. Darling urged workers to unite with Christ, noting church and hospital reach across 25 countries, 79 hospitals, 2110 dispensaries, and services in 400 languages. Diplomas were presented by Austin Burt to Clara Narby, Emma Krumweide, Lois Ross, Helen Haines, Elizabeth Klein, Beulah Black, and Lucille Atherton.
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Synodical Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. R. Sanborn
Christ
Darling
Presbyterian Church
Tandy
Austin Burt
W. W. Marsh
Justin Burt
Clara A. Narby
Rudd
Emma DR. Krumweide
Waverly
Lois C. Ross
Waterloo
Helen Oshel Haines
Orient
Elizabeth M. Klein
St. Ansgarda
Beulah M. Black
Reinbeck
Lucille M_ aAtherton
Waterloo Unable to Attend Exercises in Error
Fragmentary report notes Waterloo could not attend exercises due to illness. Mention of a concluding waste at Minder Was by Mrs. No Altund following a presentation of di- Wamas. References the sound women at church parlors and hor peudom in eet.
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Waterloo
Minder
Independence Couple Married Fifty Years
Distorted Independence report notes a long marriage celebration on May 8 for Mr and Mrs Mikthey Urlser. It details their life in Independence, mentions family events, a daughter named Lusiwit, and a late afternoon passing. Also included are fragments about local workers, a fire, and obituary references to residents in Wisconsin and New York, with dates ranging from Av 27, 1847 to May 14.
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Mikthey Urlser
Carly Addi
Lusiwit
Atelsen Avan
Peete
Par
Netley Mehta
Pope
Ranice
New York State
Wisconsin
Wie
Toine
Wis
Bert “Mhamas
Irown
Thoothy Minovkins
Tok Plating
Thin Alty
Focal High
Hawking
Gleltg Adie
Life Suver Fasionia
Ames
Debut Tint Aid Debuts Aiea Van Levant Mystery Event
A fragmented report describes a crash and a funeral in recent hours. The piece names Mrs Mary Stavenson and Blokwman as part of a bereaved family with ties to Norfulk and Neh areas. It mentions a Mr Blokwman and a birthplace in 1880 with five children.
Waterloo Typists in Test with Girls from Seven States
Waterloo Typists compete for the Interstate Typists association championship with contestants from seven states. Notable participants include Miss Ating Grozink and several named competitors, representing states such as Montana Utah Missouri and Alberta among others.
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Waterloo
Wep
Montana
Ike Waltons to Hear Delegates Reports at Waterloo
Judge George W Wood and J G Murtagh will report on the bank Watton league meeting. The Waterloo delegates will address the Greater Waterloo association in Denver and Coty. Iowa congressmen and senators are to be urged to back a Mississippi bottom lands preservation proposal. Picnic plans for IKEA next month will be set Tuesday.
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George W. Wood
J. G. Murtagh
ALC
Wilford
Waterloo
Eank Watton League
Clifcaysa
Toon
Greater Waterloo Association
Judge Wood
T Ke Waltons
Denver
Coty
Iowa
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