Anti Tuberculosis Test Men Plan Town Demonstration
The Anti TB group led by H G Pey ers announces a public display as a test herd is posted showing bovine tuberculosis. Vets from Waverly and Cedar Falls tested a Jesup farm while state officials say no statement yet on the six year fight but promise future details. An injunction blocks most herds from compulsory testing as 400 farmers seek to challenge the tuberculin method’s claimed 93 percent accuracy. Further retests are planned next month for reactors or suspected reactors.
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H. G. Peyers
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Waverly
Cedar Falls
J. H. Holgate
Jesup
Evangelical Minister Pfund to be Laid to Rest in Waverly
Cedar Falls notices a Saturday funeral rite for Rev. O G Pfund 82 a veteran Evangelical minister who died in Des Moines. Pfund served 43 years in ministry with pastorates in Waverly Cedar Falls and other cities. Born in Switzerland he spent recent years at Des Moines home.
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Cedar Falls
Waverly
O. CG. Pfund
Des Moines
Cedar’ Falls
Switzerland
Ats. Pfund
Plan to quiz correspondent abandoned in open session
Republican leaders chose to abandon a plan to summon Paul R Mallon of United Press before a secret rules committee meeting. The session will be open as Mallon faces a subpoena to reveal his source for confidential Senate roll calls on nominations of former Interior Secretary West and U S Customs Judge Len teat.
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Washington, D C
Paul R. Mallon
United Press Associations
Rules Committee
Mallon
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
West
United States Customs
Lenteat
Dunkerton High School Pupils Awarded History Medals
Two gold medals were awarded to Dunkerton High school pupils for American history knowledge. Walter Buckmeister and Eula Bailey received the honors, medals presented by C Beem for the Sons of the American Revolution.
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Dunkerton High School
Walter Buckmeister
Eula Bailey
C. Beem
Annulment suit filed as Corrado held on charges
August Corrado, jailed in Black Hawk county on a complaint by Irene Whitnack alleging a statutory offense and desertion in a common law marriage, was served today with notice of an annulment suit by Marrgaret Eva Revell filed May 4 in Council Bluffs. Corrado offered no objections and said he wishes to marry Whitnack when free. He was arrested in Council Bluffs a week ago. A. E. Weld returns. Arthur E. Weld and his wife Gladys, of 1317 West Third Street, report a winter trip to California covering 5,000 miles by automobile with many scenic stops.
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August Corrado
Black Hawk County
Irene Whitnack
Marrgaret Eva Revell
Council Bluffs
Corrado
Miss Whitnack
A. E. Weld
Arthur E. Weld
West Third Street
Gladys
California
Mortuary Services For Christopher G Mitchell Held
Christopher G Mitchell died at home on 7 South Street. Funeral services are set for 2 29 p m Saturday at O Keefe and Towne funeral home with Rev J Richmond Morgan of First Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in Fairview. Barbara Frien has been informed of her death on May 22 in Tucson Ariz from tuberculosis. Burial was in Santa Madre Cal. The deceased formerly lived in Waterloo and left about seven years ago.
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Christopher G. Mitchell
South Street
O'Keefe & Towne
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregatonal Church
Birlal
Fairview
Barbara Frien
Tucson
Agiz
Cal
Waterloo
Captain Johnson to Leave Dec 6 for Philippines
Captain Allen Johnson, D. O., Iowa national guard instructor at Waterloo, was recalled by the war department for duty with the infantry in the Philippines. He sailed from San Francisco on December 6 with his family, as part of the Fifty-seventh Infantry, Philippine Scouts. He will stay in Waterloo until after the Iowa national guard camp in August.
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Allen Johnson
D. O
Iowa National Guard
War Department
Infantry
Philippines
United States
Johnson Wis
San Francisco
Islands
Johnson
Fifty-seventh Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Firemen Nominate Park for 20 Acres Dedication
The Waterloo fire department opened a 23 acre timber park on the old Dike road near the Weiss farm, two and a half miles from Waterloo city limits. Tom Ruane bought the tract and gift loaned it for 20 years. The event featured performances by firemen musicians and dancers led by an oriental dance act. Firemen and guests attended the dedication including wives and relatives of several notable members.
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Waterloo Fire Department
Hudson Highway
Weiss
Waterloo City
Lmits
Tom Ruane
Waterloo Fire-Fighters
George Perkins
Joseph Filcher
Joseph Briggs
John Grandfield
Clyde Johnson
Speed
Handley
Harold Geiger
Everettt Batley
Patrick Coughlin
Clyda 'R. Johnson
Kathleen
Mary Steary
Briggs
Legality of Vote by Teachers Decides Tama Fight
The Tama county supervisorship dispute between J W Dodd of Traer and William Lorenz of Lincoln goes to district court in Toledo before Judge Clarence Nichols. The key issue is whether teachers may vote where employed. eight Traer teachers are subpoenaed for next Monday as the case hinges on their ballots.
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Traer
J. W. Dodd
William ‘Lorenz
Lincoln
Tama County
Toledo
Clarence Nichols
District Court
Lorenz Tn
Maddened Squirrel Frightens Shoppers Near Park
A gray squirrel, described as mad, bolted through Tafayette and Fourth streets as women fled in panic. It was chased from the park by a car and retreated to a tree after a group of children shrieked. City street commissioner Harvey Will advised the boys on how to proceed.
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Tafayette
Fourth
Gan Automobile
Harvey Will
Big Fire Destroys 84 Mattresses on Cedar River Island
A large fire last night burned 84 old mattresses traded to Selzer Furniture. About 2500 spectators watched as the blaze ravaged the island below Fifth Street Bridge on the Cedar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selzer Furniture
Cedar River
Fifth Strect Bridge
Waterlooans to Direct New Associated Manufacturers
Waterloo men will sit on the board of directors of the reorganized Associated Manufacturers corporation. Ford Fisher, for eastern interests, announced half a million dollars in orders and plans to expand to 1,200 workers. Harold Plumb is president and W. W. Marsh chairs the board. The firm foresees aircraft and steam bus production, with a parasol two place monoplane and eight weekly planes at minimum, plus mass distribution. A new steam power plant engine with over 40 patents may cut fuel oil costs and operating costs about half. Waterloo is touted as a potential home for this industry.
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Waterloo
Associated Manufacturers Corporation
Ford
Fisher
Harold 4. Plumb
W. W. Marsh
Nternal Combustion Motors
Flower Show Set by Waterloo Garden Club June 14 16
Fourth annual Waterloo Garden Club show to be held in Town Public Service Company showrooms on June 14 15 and 16. Mrs C C Shean is general chairman with ideas from J G Hildebrand and Cedar Heights Woman's club. Features include fencing from New York rare den by the gate rock garden and conservation garden. David Boyer undergoes appendix operation at Presbyterian hospital in serious but improving condition.
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Waterloo Garden Club
Town Public Service Company
C.C. Shean
New York
J. G. Hildebrand
Shean
Singles in Iowa Tennis Title Play Held at Lawn City
Results from the Iowa conference tennis championship at Teachers College courts Cedar Falls show Hanson of Western Union defeating Carls of Wesleyan 6-4 6-7 6-3. Turberville of Simpson beat Glackmeyer 6-2 6-2. Slodum of I. B. T. C. defeated Amundson of Luther 6-3 6-4. Tusseling of Central defeated Eleley of Columbia 6-4 6-4. Moringer of Penn defeated Hoar man of Western Union 9-5 7-5. Myer of Columbia defeated Hin of John Wesleyan by forfeit. Nicholas of J. S. T. C. defeated Nel- Bon of Simpson 6-2 6-2.
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Cuarter Special Service
Cedar Falls
Mest
Iowa State
Teachers College
Hanson
Western Union
Carls
Lows
Wesleyan
Turberville
Simpson
Glackmeyer
Slodum
Amundson
Luther
Twelve Thousand Poppies Sale Promised for Waterloo
Tomorrow the American Legion auxiliary will offer twelve thousand poppies to Waterloo residents. Proceeds go to relieve needy World War veterans. Mrs. Emily George sent a 25 donation, saying she saw poppies in France and recalls the battlefields and the sacrifice of the soldiers.
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Waterloo
American Legion Auxiliary
Emily George
France
Algona Aviator Hurt in Waverly Plane Crash
Donald Stowe of Algona Iowa was hospitalized at Mercy with minor injuries after a plane carrying another aviator named Welsbach crashed during takeoff near Waverly Virginia. The pilots had earlier forced landed east of town due to motor trouble.
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Waverly
Donald Stowe
Algona
Mercy Hospital
Stowe
Welsbach
Isaac N West Dies at Mount Vernon After Brief Illness
Isaac N West aged 83 died at Mount Vernon after a brief illness. His son Karl V West, county treasurer cashier, was summoned from his office. Burial will be in Mount Vernon. Surviving are his widow and children Este Cedar Township Harold South Dakota Merle Oregon Mrs Arthur Berry Cedar Rapids Ia and Miss Bertha West. Another son was killed in the world war.
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Karl V. West
Mount Vernon
Isaac N. West
Karl West
Este
Orange Township
Harold
South Dakota
Merle
Oregon
Arthur Berry
Cedar Rapids
Bertha’ West
Waterloo Boy Ties for Forestry Prize at Iowa State
Karl E Moessner a senior at Ames from 300 Black Hawk road tied with Lester Mar ridge Popejoy for first prize in an essay contest on forestry during convocation at Iowa State College Ames. Awards for excellence in scholarship were also announced.
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C. A. Moessner
Black Hawk Road
Lester Marridge
Popejoy
Iowa State College
Ames
Moessner
West High
Armes
Attorneys Start Fight For 6 Year Old Boy Slayer
Pointsville Kentucky May 24 The first step to prevent Carl Newton Mahan six years old from serving 15 years in reform school was taken today. His lawyers filed a motion for a new trial and for a writ to halt transfer to the reform school following a manslaughter verdict.
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Pointsville
Carl Newton Mahan
Reformatory
Paintsville, Ky
Carl
May Queen’s Happy Garden Pageant At St Marys
Students of St Marys school present the annual May pageant on the school lawn at 6 30 pm. May Queen Mary Prairies Matinan with attendants LaVerne Cummer Marie Delagar delle Mary Doyle Mary La Pierre Margarete Mulvehill Regina Quackenbush will be crowned. Performers include Thagavotte dancers Mare guerita Anderson Agnes Albrecht Pearl Benson Catherina Brennan Lois Califf Agnes Gowans Frances Hurd Pauling McNally Marcella Murphy and Mary Sulentic with Myrtle Faley as accompanist. The program lists processional May Queen game growth dance and several student offerings.
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Astein
Elris
St. Mary's School
Mary
Matinan
Arg
LaVerne .Cummer
Marie Delagardelle
Maryis Doyle
Mary la Pierre
Margarete Mulvehill
Regina Quackenbush
Thagavotte
Mareguerita ‘Anderson
Agnes Albrecht
Pearl Benson
Catherina Brennan
Lois Califf
Agnes Gowans
Frances
Last Service for Carroll Burns Held Saturday
Carroll Burns 26, who died by suicide Thursday amid health problems, will be laid to rest Saturday at 2 30 PM at his parents home. Rev William J Grossheim of First Presbyterian Church will officiate. He recently left his job. coroner ruled no inquest. Survivors include parents four brothers and a sister in Greene.
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Carroll Burns
Greene
Howard Burns
First Presbyterian Church
Burns
Whitaker
Donald
Maxwell, Sankey
Everett Burns
Homer Hurd
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State Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Lawn City
Isaac West
Waterloo Boy Ties For Forestry
Manchester
William Brown
Delhi
Walter Kurth
Brown
J. J. Pentony
Osage Osage
Frank Werwerka
Colonial Theatre
General Sound Equipment Corporation
University Theatre
Minneapolis
Shenandoah
Neumode Hosiery Store
East Fourth St
Attorstsys
Unes
Garl
Cecil
van Foose
John Mahan
Chunemana
Stofa East
Lafayette
Waterloo, Iowa
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Castoria
Caldwell
Mennen
Scholl
Zinn
Goldman
Phillip
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McCoy
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Junley High
America
Virginia Rest
Hastman
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Vick
Woodbury’s Soap
Forhan
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Pierce's Golden Medical
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Fitch
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Islj
Opeko Coffee
Abbott
Boal’s Rolls
Aln I Ia
Rexall
Schuneman's
Liggett’s
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