Pneumonia Fatal After Train Accident Kills W. Bruner
W. Bruner of 16 Bus Street died at 9 46 PM yesterday at Allen Memorial Hospital from pneumonia developed after being struck by a wheel rod while on Bluff Street near Mullan Avenue Tuesday morning. Bruner, 64, former Illinois Central conductor and Waterloo police patrolman, leaves a widow and five sons Raymond and Albert of Waterloo, six brothers and sisters, and is survived by many in the region. His body rests at O KeefeTowne funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WilVan Bruner
Rock Island
Alen Memorial Hospital
Briner
Bluff Street
Mullan Avenue
Wbrots
Charles William
Bruner Wag
Apple River
Ilinoig
Freeport
Waterloo
The
Crystal Ice & Puss Co
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Order of Eagles
Raymond
Albert
Frank
Millbrook
S. D
Way Sandoe
Marshalltown
Anna Perry
Jewell
Matt
Woodrow
Wis
Maud Martin
Galena
Rettle Jewell
Eldora
Ark
Jenks
Anna
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Welfare League Discharges 24 Cases in October
Welfare League discharged 24 cases in October, leaving 40 carried over to November. Nurses logged 219 home visits for welfare, prenatal, tuberculosis, and other services. Clinic attendance included 38 children, 37 for eyes and throat, and 20 for dental care. Board members meet at the YWCA next Wednesday noon to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Marle James
Direc‘tors
Ensuiog
Bechtel Amended Petitions in Drainage Bond Suit Filed
Bechtel firm filed amended and substituted petitions in drainage bond litigation. George M. Bechtel Co of Davenport alleges defendants including the board of supervisors and drainage districts 9 10 and 12 failed to honor a 1920 contract to sell drainage bonds with accrued interest. Damages claimed total 6477 dollars and 26 cents across districts. Also notes Chris Sorenson of Waterloo returning from Minnesota farm remodeling for First National Bank, Water-loo, including barn and dwelling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stiles
George M. Bechtel Co
Davenport
Board of Sub
Chris Sorenson
Waterloo
Lyle
Minn
First National Bank
Sorenson
Frank Burger
Broadcaster Listings Reveal Dense Web of 1930s Radio Programs
A fragmented OCR list catalogs Friday and Saturday radio stations across Davenport Chicago and others, noting hours, programs, orchestras, quartets, and concerts. Entries mention WOAW WK, WLS, KYW and many regional stations with names like Rainbo Skylarks and Nighthawks, plus farm lectures and theater pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Byations
Chicago
Ramnbo
Trig
Parish
Wid
Jar
Mony Sinter
Ghuger
Little Skylark
Trulpty
Seuersen
Orsonist
Ford
Cilenn
Rodeleaver
Powt
le Bavihy
WLS
Glenn
Wafaq
Theatre Army
Oberndorfer
Soprans
Seago
Concart Ensemble
Vocel Artiass
Jazz Sunper
Kyw
Chicaz Mile
AWK
Lizabeth Stokes
WGN
Home Towers
Coon-Senders
WEIL
Muusinal Bia
Detroit
Jofsta
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEX
Detrofe
WODAF
Kansas City
School of the Art
Brams
Detroit-Pontine
Symphony Orchestra
Summerfield and Hecht
Koil Council Bluffs
WES
Joe Bren
Drake
Jazz Seama
Jack Chapman
Congress Classic
Congress Carnival
Coon Sanders Nighthawks
iChicago
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
Williamson Brothers
Cultarista
S Webh
Gance
Reading
Gelse Brothers
West Con Wey
Minneapolis
Paul Caley
WDAF
School of the Air
Fraife Planthon Mayers
WIR
Detroit-Pontiac
Golfketica Rerenaders
Sews Ett Jesters
Buchanan Farmer Lists Debts and Meager Assets
William Luloff a Buchanan county farmer filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court listing about 7 000 dollars in debts and 1 122 dollars in assets. He shows 6 868 dollars secured debt and details gaps in assets including personal property with 1 055 dollars claimed as exemptions. The petition references EB Jordan and notes debts from Dubuque and insacili ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Luloff
Buchanan County
Agouts Busy on Building Fund
Waterloo Boy Scouts show effort to strengthen the local social camp near Waverly by various fund raising activities. Troops plan bake sales candy sales tire collection and scrap drives while Scoutmasters forego monthly meetings to contribute their share. Proceeds from telephone hook deliveries also go to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waverly
Gaston Bound Over in Des Moines Murder Case
Charles Gaston was bound over to the grand jury after being charged with the murder of Patrolman Ollen Shamas in Des Moines. He awaits trial in jail on a $1600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Des Moines
Charles Gaston
Patrolima
Ollen Shamas
Bend
Frigid Canadian Wave Heads Toward St Paul
A cold wave sweeping east and south from Canada is expected to reach St Paul before nightfall. The Moorhead weather bureau issued warnings and a minimum temperature of six degrees below zero was reported from Prince Albert and Thomas in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Moorhead
Thomas
Prince Albert
Canada
Man Wanted on Check Charge Arrest Warrant Issued
Ray Whitnay, sought on a check charge after giving Frank Brothers a $50 note for an overcoat drawn on the Winthrop State bank, is in Dubuque jail and will not be brought to Waterloo now. Advices from Winthrop report the youth was jailed at Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whitnay
Frank Brothers
Winthrop State Bank
Waterloo
Winthrop
Dubuque
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Bruner
Welfare League
Bechtel Firm
JOM
Minnesota
Faril
Iowa
Ives
American Beet Sugar Company
Mason City
Searcy
Radio Farm School
China
R Aport
Baturday
Sandman
Omaha
Buchanan Farmer
Sunlite
Sunlite Dessert Co
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Krensky
Hi Cost
Blackstone Coffe
Libby
Hay
Reliance Cacox
OIE Mines
Bell
Libby Botals
H. Krensky Grocery
Tor Horlicks
Peet
Joe
Yengaas Eeeig
Kirk
Home Park Cash & Carry Grocery
Morton
Kellogg
HEATH
Logg Company
Aie
LE Creek
Michigan
England
London
St Wark
Kelloggs
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