Preserved Memorial Windows Face Removal Threat
Memorial stained glass from the old Universalist Church, valued at about 2000 dollars, may be lost if a suitable relocation site is found. The building is being demolished to clear space for a new Strand theatre, with contractors removing the structure and parsonage as the site is cleared for a 60 by 142 foot foundation.
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Universalist
Rd. & Diebold
Werd
J. Hradek
Cedar Ee
Barney Bank
Grace Methodist
Oyk
Ester Hall Company Moves to New Quarters
Ester Hall Company relocates from temporary 220 West Fifth Street to a two story brick building at 402 rd avenue on December 1. The Water Paper Company vacates the premises for Dar Falls. Building remodeled with fixtures seed and feed. first floor houses price and retail feed store. Second floor to include a clipper cleaner grader and shipping room. A grinding mill and mixer for feed, rest room filling station seed bins and work area planned. Basement to be storeroom.
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Kiester-Hall Seed Company
West Fifth Street
402Rd Avenue
Pice
M. C. A. Notes on locker system at O. M. C. A.
The Kansas City locker system is being installed in the boys department of the O. M. C. A. The system uses wire baskets for each boy kept in cases and watched by a clerk. When a boy wants a gym suit the basket is retrieved and a locker key provided.
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Kansas City
Gym expands with new exercise room and boxing facilities
A boy uses the locker in the gym while present, enabling a large membership with few in the gym at once. A small room is being fitted with machines for individual exercise, weights, punching bag. The space will also host ae classes in wrestling and boxing.
Thanksgiving Day Appeal Seeks Help For Needy
Contributions sought for Thanksgiving for the ill, aged, and poor. Nonperishable foods like jams, jelly, fruits, potatoes are desired for winter and spring distribution by nurses of the Social Welfare league. Schools serve as collection centers. later a central depot downtown for rural donors.
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Public Health Nursing Department
Social Welfare League
Auto Bumps on City Streets Report Incidents
Dr J G Bickley reports his car 221205 struck by another vehicle causing some damage. William Gindt of 431 Oak Avenue was hit by a Wood and Phipps car from Frazer Iowa with no injuries. D Blackhall Cedar Heights reports a robe stolen from his parked car in Waterloo. L J Clarks car collided with a Janesville Iowa driver causing slight damage. Mrs Grace Brown rural route 3 reports collision on Logan Avenue damaging her car. Edward Mahnke 317 Riehl reports an unknown car hit his at Fourth and Mulberry with little damage.
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J. G. Bickley
William Gindt
Oak Avenue
Wood & Phipps
Frazer
D. Blackhall
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
L. J. Clark
Janesville
Grace Brown
Logan Avenue
Edward Mahnke
Riehl
Fourth and
Mulberry
Theatrical Openings at Waterloo and Palace Theatres
The Waterloo Theatre features Going Up a long running musical with noted tunes like Tickle Joe and Do It for Me, fronted by a large chorus and strong dancing. At the Palace, Nugget Nell starring Dorothy Gish opens for three days with a burlesque western tale of love and bravado, plus Back to the Kitchen and Come Out of the Kitchen in the program. The Crystal Theatre presents Bonds of Love with Pauline Frederick portraying motherly love under Louis Sherwin's script, exploring sacrifice and revenge.
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Waterloo
New York
Waterloo Theatre
Nugget Nell
Dorothy Gish
Nugget Neil
Thruout
Miss Alsh
David Butler
Raymond Cannon
Regina Searle
James Warley
Pauline Fredericks
Goldwyn
Crystal Theatre
Miss Frederick
Louis Sherwin
Honda of Love and Leave It To Susan on Plaza bill
In Honda of Love the son of a frat wife’s husband forms subtle bonds with his stepmother while Miss Frederick guides Frankie Lee through growing affection. Madge Kennedy shines in Leave It To Susan a humor filled Goldwyn feature opening at the Plaza Friday promising fresh laughter since Baby Mine.
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Susan
Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn Fcture
Plaza Theatre
Playful Lines Mark Lively Plaza Theatrical Night
Not one outusing incident, but scores of them punctuate the action of the lively little play and if Madge Kennedy is not responsible for them all then, another accomplished player is sure to make himself felt. Plaza Theatrid.
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Madge Kennedy
Cleopatra Barr Ingests Cherries In Wild Rye Whisky
Cleopatra Barr a two year old was brought to Cooper hospital after consuming wild cherries soaked in rye whisky at the Bart home. The child was rushed unconscious and medical staff launched efforts to revive her as the intoxicating mixture affected her life.
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Philadelphia
Cleopatra Barr
Cooper Hospital
Bart Home
Patra
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Gates’ Orchestra ‘of
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Mabel Normand
the Jollies
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Lowell
Mass
Waterloo's Amusement Center Bridge
Grand & Dewest
Allman & Nevins
Fiddler
the Ray Trio
Leonard & West
Barnold
Pathe News
Pauline Frederick
Crystal
Pauline
Frederick
H. B. Ielings Chas
Felling
Famous Quartet
H. T. Wagner R. McCowen
Harold Lloyd
Clara Kimball Young
Magda
Alsoa
Plaza Theatrid
Antony
Cleopatra
Ek Zoast
Queen Mai Yee Ey
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
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