Memorial Day program in Waterloo with Col Hanford MacNider speaker
Memorial Day events planned in Waterloo include a 2:30 p.m. Washington Park mass meeting with Col. Hanford MacNider delivering the memorial address, graves decorated at 9 a.m., river-side tributes at 1:30 p.m., and a veterans parade assembling at Memorial Hall at 1:45 p.m. The day also features cemetery services at Riverside, Fairview, Calvary, and other sites with speeches by G. A. R., Spanish War Veterans, and American Legion leaders, plus music, prayers, and gun salutes across locations.
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Col
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Allied Patriotic Organizations of
Waterloo
Col. MacNider
Washington Park
David Allison
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. RB
Graves
Memorial Hall
Fifth Street
Franklin Street
Franklin
Fourth
Washington Street
CG. W. Cotton
Howard Rouse
Alan Johnson
John L. Althouse
Glenn Bown
Park
America’—Assembly
George Woodall
William P. McCormick
Thomas F. Shannon
T. F. Shannon
A. J. Artus
EB J. Brucher
Cressie Whaylen
R. A. Mackamann
American ‘Legion Nextet
Star Spangled Banner
Roy Leslie Smith
Riverside
Memorial Val
Waters
Sis
Pepugie Tans
Cressie Wharlen
R. FE. Mackamann- Henedetson
Roy Jesite ‘Smuttt
Fairview Cemetery
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
The
Cy. Ay
California Towan to Be Buried at Allison Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora R. Foote will be held at the Associated churches in Allison at 2 30 p m Sunday. Burial with her husband Horace A Foote in Allison cemetery. Born Shell Rock Butler county she spent eight years in California. She married in 1886 and was later widowed in 1902. Survived by son Ray G Foote brother William F Ray and Frank J Ray in Los Angeles and sister Mrs Charles Burling of Clarksville.
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Courier
Allison
Cora R. Foote
Los Angeles
Cal
Associated Churches
Allson Cemetery
Horace A. Foote
Bristow
Ray GC. Foote
Helen Wills Wins French Singles upset Paris May 24
American tennis star Helen Wills defeated Mme Mar cau of France 6 0 6 3 in the first round of the French championships at Roland Garros Stadium Paris.
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Roland Garros
Paris
Helen Wills
Mme. Morcau
France
Aingies
Iversons Flying Circus to Visit Cedar Falls May 30
Cedar Falls hosts Iversons Royal Flying Circus and Motor Derby at the fair grounds on Memorial Day eve. Features include stunt flying parachute jumps and automobile push ball played with a six and a half foot ball. Motorcycle races on the Valley half mile track promise active competition led by Petersons Anderson Sheldon and others.
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Cedar Falls
Iverson
Royal Flying Circus
Cedar Valley Fairgrounds
G. Iverson
Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Peterson
Zellie Peterson
Albert Anderson
Joe Sheldon
Margaret Spavin
West High Sends 1b Men toowa City Next Week
Athletes from Iowa Illinois Indiana and Missouri enter the University of Iowa interscholastic track meet on June 2. Davenport with 25 men and University High Towns City with 20 athletes lead entries as Coach M F Carpenter lists 3 entrants per event across 14 events. West Waterloo contributes 16 men including Pixley Rust Tarpy Stetzel, while J Sterling Illinois adds seven entrants and Seaton Iayo St Clair Grundy Center join, bringing total to 23 schools.
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West High
Toowa City
Courier Special Service
Towa City
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
University of Iowa
Davenport
University High of
Towns City
Davenport Stronz
Frank Meyer
Walter Balzer
Gerald Foster
Reed Vinall
M. F. Carpenter
University High
West
West Waterloo
Billi Pixley
Edsal Rust
Robert Tarpy
Sidney Stetzel
J Sterling
Ili
J. Wyatt
Cedar Falls Youth Hurls No Hit Game But Is Bested
Cedar Falls May 26 Al Miller pitching for Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity hurled a no hit five inning game striking out 11 but lost 1 0 due to two errors in the final frame. The Y team won the decision 1 to 0 as Lambda Gamma Nu collected two hits.
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Cedar Falls
al Miller
Lambda Gramma Nu Fraternity
Lambda Gam- Ima Nus
Kansas Aggies Sweep Iowa State With Two Wins
Ames Iowa May 26 Kansas Aggies baseball team defeated Iowa State twice by comfortable margins 8 to 3 and 10 to 0 in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Aggies
Ames
Iowa State
Fredericksburg High Holds Commencement Address
Fredericksburg May 26 special local high school graduation exercises were held in the high school auditorium. A Raymond Grant of Nashua Iowa delivered the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg. In
A. Raymond Grant
Nashua
College Baseball Scores and Mixed Regional Mentions
A garbled college baseball update lists Ames-Kansas Aggies defeating Town State 8 to 3 and Columbus-Ohio Bate beating Purdue 2 to 4. References to Gedar Rapida-Coe and Knox appear, along with a stray line about the African Gold Coast population of over 7,000,000 natives and 3,000 non-natives.
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AL Ames
Kansas Aggies
Town’ State
Columbus
Ohio Bate
Purdue
al Gedar Rapida
Coe
Knox
African Gold Coast
Circus Week at Electric Park Announces Eight Acts
Electric Park promotes Circus Week with eight performers and eight high class acts including Francis Dainty Co bicycle and unicycle routine, slack wire, and Upton Whiteside troupe Kings and Queens of the Silver Wire. Miss Lay Whiteside performs loop the loop trapeze. Shows run weekly with a children’s matinee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Francis Dainty & Co
Dainty
Upton Whiteside
Kings and Queens of the Silver Wire
Lay Whiteside
Upton—Whiteside
Dorothy Henry Show Delights Charles City Audience
The Charles City Daily Press notes Dorothy Henry’s performance at Waterloo theatre today and tomorrow. An unusually appreciative crowd praised her toe dancing and graceful movements in the production Dorothy Henry last night. The reviewer calls the show high in class, clever and dignified, a rare fine effort for a small city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Parked Auto Plunges Through Cemetery Fence During Burial
A sedan, left with no brakes during a burial at Fairview Cemetery for H. 3. Litchfield, rolled back 60 feet, crashed through a seven foot wrought iron fence, and landed rightside up on Park Road at a six foot embankment. Owner David L. Bates of Litchfield Manufacturing drove away unhurt after the incident. One steel post and a 16 foot fence section were broken in the collision.
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Fairview
Litchfield
Park Road
David L. Bates
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Osage Catholics Plan New Church Structure
Plans for a new Catholic church in Osage have been received by the building committee. Rev Fr J P Martin is expected back from Dubuque with specifications. The church will measure 46 by 125 feet with seating for 500 and an estimated cost of about 65000, replacing the burned structure from weeks ago.
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Cuvier Spr
Osage
J. P. Martin
Dubuque
Wees
Crops Look Good Says Father Molloy in Iowa
After driving across two thirds of the state Rev. J. M. Molloy pastor of Sacred Heart church reports agricultural conditions are promising in Yowa. He spoke after returning from Sioux City where he delivered the graduation address for 32 nurses at St. Joseph's Mercy hospital. Farmers are plowing corn as verdure and grass thrive and the landscape appears especially green. Thirty eighth graders from rural schools took a special exam in the county office, most failures in arithmetic per County Superintendent A E Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowa
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Heelan
A. E. Jewett
Jewett
Baccalaureate service set for Cedar Falls seniors
A union service at First Methodist Episcopal church in Cedar Falls will honor the Cedar Falls and State Teachers College high school graduates. Rev. George F. Barsalou will deliver the baccalaureate address on Smiting Giants. Rev. Clyde Stuntz will speak at the morning service, with the Women’s Missionary society holding its annual bank offering. Rev. L. Bergeman to complete seven years at Zion Evangelical and then move to LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George F. Barsalou
First Congregational Church
State Teachers College High School
Clyde Stunt
Clyde Stuntz
Methodist Church In
India
First Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Myr Bluntz
Church At
Grand Army Men Guests at Rotary Memorial Day Program
Members of Robert Anderson post G A R will be special guests of the Rotary club Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson for Memorial day observances. Miss Aries Thomas will deliver patriotic readings and the American Legion male quartet will sing under Albert Scholin. The club will also hold the primary election for delegates to the international convention in Minneapolis. Reservations were made by several local couples, while the Waterloo club announces new classifications in distributing and battery services and motor trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
G A. R
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Aries Thomas
West High School
American Legion Donole Quartet
Albert Scholin
Minneapolis
Gwynne Weston
John Hanson
A. G. Reid
George Shoemaker
L. A. Ribbenstein
N. B. Barber
Waterloo Club
John G Miller Buys 31 Lots in Conger Park
A deed filed with the county recorder shows sale of 31 lots in Conger Park by Mrs. Jennie Ricker to John G Miller, building contractor. The transfer marks a significant land acquisition in the Conger Park area.
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John G. Miller
Conger Park
County Recorder
Jennie Ricker
O John G Miller
Joy Street in New York opens with Gay Hathaway’s mutiny
Gay Hathaway, a 20 year old private secretary to Howard Wertson, quits in Chicago style to seek her fortune in New York. She befriends Lottie Tyson, a craftsman artist from a small town, and Beverly Juneau, Alaska born aspiring star. They tutor her world of film extras and casting, with Gay hoping a bit part may mask her past and save her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Hilton
Ler Ife
Howard Wertson
Juner
H. & H. Manufacturing Co
Fpire
New York
Gay
Grosley Webb
Wall Street
Crosley Webb
Ream
Greenwich Village
Made
Latte Tyson
The
Feo
Guy
Lottie
Webb
Carter's
Beverly
Lattice
Lottie Tyson
Lettie
Beverly Juneau
Juneau
Alaska
Bart Daniels
Tobé
Gay Hathaway
Fang Island
Wartey Assessment Reduced and Litchfield Increase Sustained
At the final board of review meeting in City Hall last night two taxpayers objected to personal property assessments. Warley saw wallpaper stock and fixtures raised from 1900 to 3000, later readjusted to 2800. Litchfield Manufacturing Co suffered an overrule of its protest, with stock and fixtures assessment staying at 18000 after increase from 10000.
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Board of Review
City Hall
I. Warley
Litenfield Manufacturing Company
Births Reported In Local Homes This Spring
Birth notices list a series of new arrivals with parents and dates including April 19 Floyd Ede ward, Vivian Lat May 15, Katherine Ruth May 11, Caroline Elizabeth May 14, and others. Addresses span Eleventh West, Hawthorne, Mulberry, Commercial, Mullan West, Parker West, and Waterloo route.
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Reinhard C. Koob
Eleventh West
Floyd Edeward
Harry Ellsworth McLain
Hawthorne
Vivian Lat
Ralph Smith
Mulberry
William A. Brastey
Commercial
Robert Neval
Arthur H. Stewart
Mullan West
Derlene May
Rugh Joseph Lawson
Parker West
Katherine Ruth
Leo Hubert Perris
Far Fourth West
Richard Hans
James Christensen
Bunnyside
Caroline Elizabeth
Frank Rice
Route
Waterloo
Soo
Frank, Jr
Fragmented schedule scribble with shuffled events
A garbled OCR listing shows multiple events with times and names, including orchestras, weather reports, news reviews, baseball scores, and concerts. Names like Walt Wood, Bonnie, Bernie Schultz, and Howard appear amid stray phrases and malformed times. The text lacks coherent context or a single news hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Maines
Walt Wood
Pennsylyvanians
Bonnie Baddies
Howard
Sunday Radio Schedule with Various Programs
A fragmented listing of Sunday radio programming including church services, talks, concerts, baseball scores, and drama. Notable items include Biblical dramas David and Bathsheba, a talk on Our Government, a Hymn sing, and a Chimes concert, with multiple time stamps and program notes.
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Des Me
Tne
Phonograph
Rozy Atroll
Maytag. Company
Helen Hughes’ Bay
David Lawrence
Howard
Roe Wavemport
Rosy
Yyoung People's Conference
Our Government
Airwater Kent
David Omg
Bathsheba
Mussesl
Fragmented Radio Schedule Lists Local Programs and Ads
A scrambled list of Monday programs covers phonograph records housekeeping chats markets weather and road reports. Names like Herbie Koch organist and The Ambassadors Theatre appear amid weather, market signals, and various music segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Herbie Koch
Organim
Radio Farm Service
Iowa Homestead
Tala
the Ambassadors
the Ambassadors, M.—Theatre
M.—O'cedar Corporation
M.A. & P. Gypales
Generel Motors
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W. T. Edwards
Assembly
T R. Niven
Plymouth
Edward Conard
T. R. Niven
Reading
Taps—Bugler
Calvary Cemetery
Fred Willier
Helen Gould
Assembly—Hunter
America
Doe Averill
Miss Madelines
Tiny Barron
Paul Bergen
Delia Trike
J. ME
Malloy
Lincoln
Gebrysburg
T, FL
Shannan
J. M. Malloy
Ritre
Fred Withercarnn
Ednwood Cemetery
Mrp
Lottie Fick
Woman's Relief Corps
FO Kistner
Rugie
Quarrtet
G. J. Kenarr
Gettysburg
Es & Kenagy
Unknown Relief Corps
Bong
Bungler
Waterios Cemetery
charKe Nf
de Zeller
Ars
Roy Guifiltan
Knute Meclain
Tincain
J. 5
Turnitt
Eivangelical Church
Tren
O. A Yarry
Moira W. Wannemaker
QO. M. Yarsy
California
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Burro
Black Rock
Elwapaper
Yve
Mrs. Feets
DR. Zizzle
By Ben Batsford
ONZE
Oscary
rEkik S
States
Redericksbueg High
Charles City Press
Dorothy Henry
Father Molloy
H. A. Clases
G. F. Barsalou
M. E
Grand Army
Rotary
Joy Street
Claire Pomeroy
FL Dille Ce
Woc Davenport
Retlew
Bernie Schultz
Foreck and
Jill
TAS PF
Vosumes
Uils P. M
Wwoe
Home Management
General Motors Family
Boye
Herb Heuer
Cette
Aneep
Mt —Munle
Marketa
Westher
Home Garden
Radic Mous
Weathar
Californie
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