Wanted to Buy Secondhand Bulte and Overcoats
WANTED To Buy Men's Secondhand Bulte and Overcoats Charlie Rud fots MT W. Fourth Phone 3048 WANTED To Buy Used Clothing men's ladies and children's 129 Hawk St Phone 4710 MOB FOR SALE New Roof For Your house We use roofing and shingles that will give you service and are priced right Roofing is exclusive work with us and our guarantee will satisfy you Price Roofing Co 619 W 8th St Phone 5557 M or 407
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Ee Rer
Charlie Rudfots
MT W
Eee Hawk St
MOB. UN
Price Roofing. Co
8Th St
Notice of Executor Appointment in Black Hawk County Iowa
Walter B. Johnson named executor of Ons Johnson estate in Black Hawk County Iowa. Debts to estate should be paid promptly and creditors must present claims to the executor for allowance, then file with the district court clerk. Dated May 23 1927 at Waterloo Iowa. Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank Attorneys. J W Thompson Clerk District Court.
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Ons Johnson
Walter B. Johnson
Park Ave
Waterloo
Pike, Sias
Drah C. Cooley
Jessie M. Cooley
Executrix
W. Park Ave
Edwards, Longley
Ransier & Harris
J. W. Thompson
Clerk District Court
Black Hawk County Proceedings May 16 1927
Waterloo Iowa May 16 1927 meeting of the board of supervisors approved several claims against the domestic animal fund and a blind pension for Etta C Ackerman. Also authorized bond approval for Van Dorn Iron Works and road easements payments. Pay station booth allowed in courthouse. Adjourned to May 23. F. W. Esher County Auditor and T. D. Teeter chairman. Four siblings from Rio Wisconsin attend University of Wisconsin in same class.
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Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
T. D. Teeter
Decker
Ahles
Refshauge
Bentley
Miller
Northey
Ben F. Woods
E. Holdiman
W. L. van Meter
Christ J. Bauer
County Auditoré
W. A. Cook
A. G. Reid
Paul N. Loomis
Jacob Schmitz
Pocente Zee
Ecker
Efshi Bentley
Nue
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Court House
F. W. Esher
Western Pays 18000 in Burgess Death Settlement
The Chicago Great Western railway agreed to a cash settlement of 7500 in court for the death of John Burgess a Waterloo switchman injured Aug 25 1925. The judge approved the arrangement noting no admission of liability. One more 7500 was reportedly used for medical and hospital care prior to the settlement. Burgess received treatment at Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester and later in Waterloo at St Francis hospital.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
John Burgess
Waterloo
Clark & Clark
McCoy & Beecher
G. W. Wood
Burgess
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
St. Francis Hospital
J. H. Hulse
Habenicht Pleads Guilty to Two Liquor Charges
East Waterloo farmer Habenicht pleaded guilty before Judge Wood to two indictments one liquor nuisance and one illegal possession of a still. Sentence was set for June 15. County Attorney Edwards secured a liquor injunction. A jury for the state versus Chester Townsend bootlegging case was to be empaneled this afternoon. Milton F. Fields represents Habenicht.
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Rose Habenicht
Waterloo
G. W. Wood
F. W. Edwards
Habenicht
Chester Townsend
Milton F. Fields
Archbishop Will Confirm Thursday at La Porte City
The Sacred Heart church in La Porte City will host a confirmation tomorrow at 2 30 pm according to a report to Pastor Rev Francis Habig from Archbishop J J Keane. Twenty four pupils are in the class and should assemble before the rite, with all members urged to be on time.
Lingelbach Funeral Tomorrow at Kistner's Chapel
Funeral services for Jacob Lingelbach senior are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Kistner's chapel with Rev K F Herbert Moehlman of Trinity American Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood. Lingelbach died yesterday at his home 316 Denver street aged 83 after 54 years in Waterloo. Pallbearers are Henry W Miller Frank Blim Adolph Feisner Jacob Weltnauer Fred Weltnauer and Albert Nauman.
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Jacob Lingelbach
Kistner
K. F. Herbert Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Lingelbach
Denver Street
Waterloo
Henry W. Miller
Frank Blim
Adolph Feisner
Jacob Weltnauer
Fred Weltnauer
Albert Nauman
Kansas City Sprinklers Spark Hotel Fire Slogan Echo
A Boston Transcript reader note cites a Kansas City hotel boasting automatic sprinklers. The piece claims no recorded deaths in sprinkled buildings and adds a rhymed him to sleep verse about waking safe in water if a fire occurs.
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Kansas City
Knot Hole Club offers Waterloo boys free baseball passes
Waterloo boys aged 9 to 16 may receive free weekly passes to all home Waterloo baseball games after June 14, except Saturdays Sundays and holidays. The Knot Hole club organized with Y's Men's club sets rules on behavior and church attendance. passes issued at the Y M C A on May 28 and June 4. First passes valid for the Waterloo Dubuane game.
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Knot Hole Club
Regene
Waterloo Baseball Club
Waterloo
Glenn B. Beers
Waterloo-Dubuan
Boys to Be Inducted Into Lincoln Park Gang
On June 15 all registered boys with passes must attend at 2 p m in Lincoln park where Mayor Glenn Tibbitts will formally induct them into membership. After the ceremony the boys will be driven to the ball park by truck and car with Y s Men s club members on hand to ensure a thoroly big time at the games.
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Lincoln Park
Glenn Tibbitts
Ball Park
Y’s Men's Club
Former La Porte Resident Dies at Algona Home
Mrs. Will Salmon of Algona a former La Porte City resident died at her home Monday after six weeks illness and two strokes. Her body was brought to La Porte City and laid at her brother Glenn Foss's home. Funeral service was held at the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. H. A. Crumb. Lions Club luncheon and meeting led by Dr. L. F. Bailey, with bankers and local officials attending a Waverly conference. Lotus club hosted by Mrs. A. E. Ayers for a social afternoon.
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Courier
la Porte City
Will Salmon
Algona
Glenn Foss
West Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Crumb
Salmon
Lions Club
The
L. F. Bailey
W. W. Little
Wes
A. E. Ayers
Lotus Club
Local Socials and Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo
Social notes from Waterloo detail a Cedar Heights Woman’s club luncheon with Mrs F E Lehman and Mrs Brust, vocal selections, and a joint Y M C A G A post banquet in Waterloo. Real estate transfers list several lot and plat changes including Logan Dale Heights and Prospect Place subdivisions, with multiple transfers among local residents and companies.
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F. E. Lehman
A Brust
Black’s
Cedar Heights
Robert Anderson Post
Rockford
Sam Bralller
Merle Brallier
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