Hyams and McIntyre at the Waterloo in When Love Is Young
John Hyams and Leila McIntyre visit the Waterloo on Monday November 24 to present a new musical play When Love Is Young. The book by Johnson Young centers on college life and military life under Dan Cup yards. The parochial school tied to Rev Father Dorney helped Leila grow and obtain her first engage ment with Ott a Skin der's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyams
McIntyre
John Hyams
Leila McIntyre
Waterloo
Kida Johnson Young
Brown
Harvard
Ufe
Dan Cup
Maurice J. Dorney
Father Dorney
Otta Skinder
Santa Hope
Mies
New York Producer Leads Musical Comedy Effort
Mrs Young collaborates with Win Cary Dunvan and composer William Schroeder as Jos MS Young of New York drives a new musical comedy venture. The leading role in The Duel has highlighted his recent achievements while Waterloo prepares a Thanksgiving revival of Kibble and Martins Uncle Tom's Cabin famed as a grand scenic production requiring two special elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Young
Win
Cary Dunvan
William Schroeder
Tur Herberts
Songus
NeKoyens
Jos
MS Young
New York
Waterloo
Kibble and
Martin
Ruth Thorne in Lay Tender and Idle at Waterloo
Miss Sarah Padden brings Ruth Thorne in Myrtle Reed's Lay Tender and Idle to the Waterloo matinee and evening shows. The production features a youthful Chicago native with noted dramatic ability amid a lavish stage setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Padden
Waterloo
Ruth Thorne
Myrtle Reed
Chicago
Tate
AFL neutral on intervention in Mexico
Seattle November 2 The American Federation of Labor refused to adopt a resolution condemning armed intervention in Mexico. The convention adopted a resolution condemning efforts by some corporations and newspapers to push intervention and urged the president to pursue peaceful adjustment of the Mexican conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
United States
Local Social Roundup From Brandon Area
Brandon notices list visits and travels of residents including C K Bolton family, Georgia Towne clerking in town, Mrs Ackers and children visiting, jury duty in Independence, many kinship visits to Cedar Rapids Estherville Mapleton and Waterloo, new houses and a December move, a marriage at the Allerding home of Selma and George Brunko, with many guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
C. Kd. Bolton
Rowley
Georgia Towne
W. F. Short & Son
George Ackers
Waterloo
W. A. Albert
W. H. Albert
Elmer Nobholz
Independence
Marve van Note
Cedar Rapids
Frank Naylor
Sellsburg
Vinton
Galena
John McLeish
Cedar Rapide
Everett Crumtine
Estherville
Mra
Ida Beachlerfo
Mapleton
Leonard Evans
Selma
George Brunko
Center Point News Roundup from Iowa City to Cedar Rapids
Center Point highlights include Frank Vickney’s bridge work near RET and a Sunday in Illinois, Attny Waterbaugh at Iowa City homecoming, Rev Jesse Heins preaching in Altus Arkansas, and Mrs Chas Gitchel visiting from Arlington Indiana. Local business moves feature Philip Siepel buying E V Campbells drug store and grading toward Urbana. Schubert Concert trio performed at Evangelical church. interurban right of way discussions and survey progress continue. Lyman Stark building collapse mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Frank Vickney
Ret
Ilinois
Waterbaugh
U. S
Iowa City
Jesse £. Heins
Princess
Oliver Heins
Heins
Altus
Ark
Chas. Gitchel
Arlington
Fred Stauffer
Harry Greene
Sarah Robinson
Earlville
Frank Floyd
California
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beatty
J. A. Newman
Backus
Minn
S. E B. Bentley
Cedar Rapids
Lafayette
Urbana
John Lee
Rock Island
Wm Loewe
Lyman-Stark
Schubert
Eletha Met
Soprand
Laverne Beale
Wilma Lois Bashar
Érlow
Evangelical Church
McCall
Sam Mann
Priday
Chaa
Arnett
Birthday party honors Mia Della Pifer at home
A Monday evening party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace McNeil celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner and reunion attended by friends and relatives seven miles east of Center Point. The item lists numerous names and local addresses in Waterloo Iowa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Della Pifer
Horace McNeil
Center Point
Mr. McNeil
F. Bb
K. M. McNeil
Real estate transfers filed by local abstract company
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Black Hawk County Iowa including Janes F Camp to Daniel Daggett for several lots in La Porte City at 80 dollars and Fanny F Austin to Waterloo Associated Charities and Correction for 7000 dollars in Waterloo. Other entries include transfers between Charles Christiansen and William H Talley in Waterloo, and A W Chamberlin to John Turhill in Linden Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Fanny F. Austin
Waterloo Associated Charities and Correction
William W. Brooks
A. W. Chamberlin
Linden Place
John
Turhill
Waterloo
Bradstreet Bank Clearings Across Major Cities
Bradstreet reports for the week ending November 20 show total clearings of 667,060,000 in New York with nationwide figures across many cities. The data list Chicago Philadelphia Boston Denver St. Louis Kansas City Pittsburgh San Francisco Minneapolis Los Angeles Detroit Omaha Milwaukee Seattle Portland St. Paul Indianapolis Des Moines Spokane Tacoma Peoria Dayton Cedar Rapids Waterloo Springfield Bloomington Decatur Jacksonville Washington St Joseph Wichita Lincoln Sioux City and others with varying percentage decreases.
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New York
Bradstreets
Bradastreet
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Denver
St. Louis
Kansas
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Detroit
Omaha
Lé Milwaukee
Seattle
Portland Bawesy
St. Paul
Tundianapolis
Des Moines
Spokane
Tacoma
Peoria
Dayton Oo
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Springfield
Ith
Quincy
Bloomington
Decatur
Jacksonville
Washington
St. Joseph Oo
Wichita
Lincoln Ve
Sioux City
Toneka
Night of Terror and Croup Remedy Claim
A description of a choking child during a croup attack and a claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a certain cure. The text urges keeping the remedy on hand and states it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Foreclosure Sought on Malleable Ironworks Trust Deed
In a district court foreclosure suit led by F. J. Eightey as trustee, Waterloo Malleable Ironworks faces claims totaling 80 000 tied to a July 206 list of notes. The petition seeks foreclosure on plant and real estate, appointment of a receiver, and special execution. The company allegedly ceased operations and remains insolvent with interest default on July 20 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Eightey
Waterloo Malleable Ironworks
Malleable Ironworks
Kighmey
Leighton refutes blackmail claim in Waterloo case
Chief EA Leighton releases a statement on the 1912 incident involving J. B. Bates and George Jeffers. He details the dispute over a supposed blackmail attempt, noting Jeffers paid a fine for disorderly conduct and Bates was not arrested, with investigations finding no blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Waterloo
J. B. Bates
George Jeffers
West Side
Senior boys host dinner for girls and staff in La Porte City
Four senior boys Ralph Triem Arthur Harring Donald Bown and Aubrey Bruce hosted a seven thirty dinner for senior girls and teachers at the E E Triem home Decorated rooms featured high school colors A turkey contest won by Miss McKeaver A program included vocal solo reading and piano duets A marshmallow toast capped the evening Visitors arrive including Ray Young Forest Secor and Roy Ashley plus births and arrivals noted in town news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Ralph Triem
Arthur Harring
Donald Bown
Aubrey Bruce
E. E. Triem
Doris Bruce
Janette Wagner
Miss McKeaver
Standing Firm Bates Faces Accusation As Receivers Meet
The excerpt notes Mr Bates denying criminal accusations amid creditor action. Creditors plan to elect a permanent receiver to realize assets. Schedules of liabilities for firm members Altman Loretz Fitz and Zumpuit are expected, with Peter Kiene and his son deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Altman
O. M. Loretz
EL A. Fitz
William Zumpiit
Peter Kiene
Son
Local notes from Dunkerton and surrounding areas
Dunkerton reports ongoing home construction by Davis Campbell and Rodgers. Corn shredders operated the past week while farmers reap 60 bushels per four hours from John Kean farm. New fences built with steel posts and woven wire feature a top barb wire. Public sales planned for John Schuler in Poyner and Herman Buss in Bennington with retirements and moving to Raymond and similar events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Jouffy
Pleasant Hill
Herbert Brant
John Schmitt
John Orimer
Roy Turner
John Kean
Louis Fressle
Cummings Buiding
Dewar
Renz
Mary Geib
August Schmitt
John Schuler
Frank Meier
Poyner
Raymond
Herman Buss
Bennington
Stella McMillin
Barclay
Ada Cone
Local Notes From Eagle Center and Nearby Towns
Mrs Joseph Moose of Virginia visits her cousin Mrs William Stermiel in Eagle Center. George Moran and family at Waterloo. Tony Farr es home near Blessing hosts guests. several attend dance at Voorhies. News of births, family visits, and social events including Knights of Columbus dance and a broken collarbone of Lorena Bernardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Joseph Moose
Virginia
WilliamStermiel
George Moran
Waterloo
John Smith
Tony Fartres
Blessing
Voorhies
Peter Whirr
Jake Blitch
Link Elliott
Traer
Fon Elliot
Carl Pierce
Nora Griffen
Matt
Julia Cahill
Laurence McGarvey
John Bluteh
Lorena
William Bernardy
Assets of Dubuque Firm Not At Par
The bankruptcy schedule for Peter Kiene & Son lists liabilities at 261 254 with 41 500 secured and 209 241 unsecured, plus rent and wages. Assets total 871 986 including real estate 36 150 bills bonds and securities 245 531 open accounts 570 115 stocks 19 6 money in banks 524. Five firms own 368 000 of the assets, noted as doubtful. many notes are described as unstable and repayment uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Peter Kiene & Son
Property owner appeals sewer assessment over Burton avenue
Clarence E. Pixey owner of a corner Bur ton avenue lot will appeal to the district court for relief from sewer construction assessment. He has protested to the city council with no action and, through attorney Jack Newman of Cedar Falls, has filed notice of appeal along with a $200 bond. Several similar protests exist, but none have been aired in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Pixey
Burton Avenue
District Court
Pixey
Jack Newman
Cedar
Strayers Return From Drinkwater Farming Visit
Mr and Mrs G B Strayer arrived home after eight months in Drinkwater Saskatchewan tending farm work and operations.
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Dale Hymans and
Lelia McIntyre
the Waterloo
Kibble
Associated Tropical Plantation Co
A. FL
Iowa
Mollie Bachet
Roy Baker
Rowe Baldwin
Earl Idsell
Nellie Bonchet
Azine Bown
Jope Caulne
Chas, Carroll
Fay Case
C. HH. Dean
Minnie Elters
Joseph Drennan
Margreto Driscoll
Mary Flynn
H.W. Hagemeister
Ana
Misa Hisie
Beatt
Jesse Shannon
C. Ft. Skillman
B. Smith
Mise Spriggs
I. Suterlein
H. P. Thommesen
H. O. Thompson
Eliza Vennilyea
Mabel Watson
Mary E. Weatherby
Annie Wendell
Bertha Wileback
Lizzie Wo
A. L. Keer
Elias King
Kolden
Lantz Lindsley
Wm. Lyle
Anacleto Martinez
Benard Mooce
al Meek
H. J. Miller
Fred Miller
George A. Miller
Harrison Miller
Tessie Miller
Web Moothart
J. J. Mullen
W. E. Muisxer
Philip Nottger
W. H
Zaporte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
Waterloo Evening Courier
Farmers’ Tel
Adame
Main Street
Mr. Adams
K. G. Moon
Roy E. Ashley
Claude Goble
Brainard
Minon
Kenneth
John Terry
Goble
Geo, Terry
J. O. Dobson
Mt. Vernon
Alt
Dobson
Messrs
Frank
Will Bahr
Anneapolis
Z. E. Patterson
Dunkerton
Davis
Domn A. Campbell
Wm. Rodgers
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
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