Large Building at Manchester on the Way
Major project by Lovett & Davis Produce Co to erect a 4x40 foot three story cement block media office and cold storage plant with ammonia refrigeration in Manchester this year. Also notes a serious hip fracture of Mrs. David Waugh, a July 3 Hagenbeck Wallace circus arrival, and the Manchester high school commencement with 39 seniors led by Mona Goodwin and Ellen Hunzelrigg, plus Sen. William Kenyon delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lovett Davis Produce Company
Ndt
Amonia
Ovett & Davis Produce Company
David Waugh
Mafishester
Chicago
Waugh
Clarence Rown
Agnes Clendennen
Francis Cloud
Froste Coltman
Anthony Robinson
Jessie Higman
Willard Robinson
Letha Hutson
Harl le Clerc
Lydia Haas
John McKeag
Nell Lane
Walter Barry
Leona Altman
Warren Bissell
Hazel Arnold
Rebecca Robinson
Kate Smith
Ada Richardson
Edgan Dittmer
Elma Dutton
Loren Davis
Mona Goodwin
Roy Westerlen
Helen Graham
Bertha Robinson
Elsie Rossow
Henry Pierce
Garnet Duffy
Floyd Pratt
Eben Hagelrigg
Ellen Hunzelrigg
United States
William §. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Courier Tickets for Palace Theatre
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Palace Theatre offer Courier tickets to all grade school scholars. Each ticket covers fifteen events and, with 10 cents, grants a 25 cent admission to a matinee at two or four o clock on Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday. Tickets are available at the newspaper business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Palace Theatre
Waterloo
United States
Cousins Thrills Hearts of Veterans at Memorial Day
Robert G. Cousins of Tipton former congressman spoke at memorial day exercises held at the McLeish home for veterans and others. Graves were decorated at 1 pm with services at 2:30 pm including music and a poignant address. In Independence memorial day events at the opera house featured Rev. Fox an Episcopal rector with readings and music while Boy Scouts served veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Robert G. Cousins
Tipton
McLeish Home
Cousins
McLeish
Boy Scouts
Denied Divorce: Judge Won't Grant Haynes Divorce
Des Moines, May 34. Judge Utterback denied the petition for divorce by Ida Thornton Haynes and refused alimony of 20 000, calling the case full of perjury. He ordered Haynes to pay his wife's attorney fees and noted will and attorney conduct should be investigated. The ruling critiqued several young men as witnesses and described Haynes as the sole heir of an estate over 60 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hubert Utterback
Equity Division of District Court
John Scharf Haynes
Monroe
Ida Thornton Haynes
Utterback
Young Haynes
Mahaska
Jowa
Haynes
John
Bred van Liew
McCoy and McGoy
Oskaloosa
Ed Salmon
Newton
Ida Thornton
West
Walnut Street
Monroa
Urge state banks to join reserve network
Des Moines May 31 report says state bankers convention may allot time to persuading state banks to join the federal reserve system. Some Iowa banks show only compulsion joins. state officials discourage voluntary entry. Also notes May reserve banks resources declined to 362.5 million. national banks dominate deposits, urging broader inclusion for system success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Bankers Convention
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
Iowa
State Banking Department
Financial
United States
Waterloo countys census effort faces enumeration gaps
Assessor Kaselit reports Waterloo area residents at Cedar River edge lacking enumeration as county auditors Rainbow and Kaselit urge missing persons to report. Officials fear undercount may cost Iowa state credit. predictions suggest final tally could exceed 30 000 to 31 000, with about three fifths attributed to Waterloo. The piece mentions town population estimates and cites a London Opinion quip about a nurse.
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Ing
Waterloo
Kaselit
Cedar River Park
Rainbow
Jani
Sanit
Iowa
Karen
Local notices from Dumont and Waterloo events in May
In Dumont on May 29 Mr. Davis and Nichal Rochester were mentioned in connection with an investigation into the effects of a serious illness. An extra church meeting at Ada Mc Mains home was to hear the Waterloo ilikiytet annual convention report held at Waverly. Mrs. W.S. Austin and Mrs. oh. J. Staltenraff presented the report. Discussion touched on salaries for Mine Ua Hateb from Sumner who moves to be a foreign field rep for the Waterton district. The VW. Ts. enure Sunday evening hosted the bachdlaureate, with a concert by the boys glee club and Prof Meyerhols. Graduation exercises named Ilith Lath mer, Hazel Folk, Stella fandort, Viola Shreve, Minne Peeht, The Vialtzgrafft, Haymond Akin, Cordon Meeker and Willard Dinnis. Alumni banquet followed at city hall. Nellie Brown, Play Ah rens and Allie Pabor return from Cedar Falls as former S.T.U students. John Silvina of Mineral Springs visited Mrs. TY, E. Day, and family. Mrs. Dayton Ritzman and her sister from Wissengin were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Davis
Nichaldon
Rochester
Minn
Myr
Nicholson
Waverly
W.S. Austin
Oh. J. Staltenraff
Ua Hateb
Sumner
da Wwe
Waterton
VW. Ts
Ken W.L. Shaffer
Amiate Ly
Hazel Folk
Stella Fandort
Viola Shreve
Minne Peeht
Vialtzgrafft
Haymond Akin
Cordon Meeker
Willard Dinnis
City Hall
Ladies of the Cemetery Sociery
Nellie Brown
Play Ahrens
Allie Pabor
Cedar Fans
The
T. U
John Silvina
Mineral Springs
N. D
Dayton Ritzman
Wissengin
Darken Gray Hair Look Young With Q Ban Color
An advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer to darken gray hair quickly. It claims roots are treated for a soft natural dark luster, improves hair health, and prevents dandruff and falling hair. Available for 0c in a 7-02 bottle at Hansen & Fletcher’s Drug Store Waterloo IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen & Fletcher
Waterloo
Iowa
Decoration Day Observed With Exercises At Cemetery
The article notes Decoration Day will be observed Saturday with school children helping decorate graves. An address by Rev. G. Bunehoat Die My i church follows. Several local family updates include Mrs. Mary Rigby’s visit, news of Rev. Mr. Met tall’s operation recovery, a child’s broken limb from a fall at the Tamer Ahrens home, and Mrs. Henry Weiner’s loss of a newborn. Additional items report T. J. Wickham’s illness, Mr. Ramsey’s death in Emmetaburg, and Buckmaster family travel plans from Hochester to Perham and California. Charlie Black underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday morning.
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John Thompson
G. Bunehoat
Mary Rigby
Payal
Mettall
Kany
City
Wickham
Rlamsey
Emmetaburg
Rumsey
Mise
Jessie Watson
Buckmaster
Hochester
Minn
Perham
Mian
California
Charlie Black
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
Midhaels
Gentral
Dwight Lewis
Commerce Counsel
Des Moinns
Lows City
Eva Shontz
Jane Addams
Capital
George Wilson
Noo
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
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Virden
la Porte City
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Thomas B. Smith
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Clyde M. Bronson
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Mary
Cedar Falls
L. C. Graham
R. T W. Gibson
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Amazon
Lange
Moloca
Herve
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Waterito
Hoctor
Casey
Faith
London
Liiack
France
Jitney Bus and Auto Livery Service
Flick
Wast Piguth Street
Towa
Bostom
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RM. Thorp Auto Repair Co
Sycamore Street
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