Waterloo Campaign Aims to Fund Community Chest
Waterloo prepares for a major annual drive to fund six social welfare groups including the Salvation Army, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Y M C A, and Y W C A. A $73,510 goal for the next year tightens the purse strings and underscores the campaign opening tomorrow with Mrs. Edmund W. Miller leading the women’s division.
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Waterloo
Salvation Army
Social Welfare League
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Edmund W. Miller
Community Chest
R. H. Garrigan
Miller
Burt Lichty
Neil Jackson
E. H. Kimball
C. F. Altstadt
H. B. Cropper
John T. Rock
Two Hockey Pros Arrive From Drinkwater for Legion Team
Clarence Keys, 24, and Paul Berkey, 22, arrive from Drinkwater Saskatchewan to join the American Legion hockey sextet for the winter. Keys brings eight years of senior play with Drinkwater and Moose Jaw, while Berkey has five years as right wing for Drinkwater. With them at wings, Charlie Yount centers and Fred Wagner Roy Malcolm on defense, the squad begins to shape up amid competition for goalie and other positions as ice formation hinges on colder weather.
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Clarence Keys
Paul Berkey
Drinkwater
Sask
American Legion
Keys
Moosejaw
Berkey
Wings
Charlies Yount
Fred Wagner
Roy Malcom
A Beaming Auto Industry Vision By A Mysterious Sage
ABE MARTIN presents a flamboyant summary of the auto industry in the Weekly Slip Horn. He touts immense growth and bizarre comparisons to everyday life, noting electric speedometers, gasoline costs, car thefts, and widespread automotive influence across society with a humorous rural voice.
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Sap
Iowa
Sahara
Desert
Civic department seals sale reshaped in Waterloo drive
Radical changes in selling Christmas seals unfold as Waterloo Woman's Club Civ ic Department led by Mrs. Sam Frank shifts from schools and businessmen to single sale calls. Seals total about 200 000 with proceeds aiding tuberculosis fight and health efforts. Mayor Tibbitts and Postmaster Eggert buy early. first sales began after Thanksgiving.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
Sam Frank
Waterlow
Woman's Club
Frank
Glenn Tibbitts
Ray Eggert
Smokes Only Loot in Cottage Theft
Burglars removed a window pane at Ira Rodamar's seaside cottage on Sedgwick Island and stole cigars and cigarets. Rodamar found the break-in on return after several days away. no other damage or items were touched.
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Ira Rodamar
Sedgwick Island
Rodamar
Widow Willed Estate In Frost Will
The will of Matt F. Frost dated October 14 1927 filed for probate names Celia Frost widow as executrix and life tenant. After her death all property goes to Frost children share and share alike. Ornate, ta., Nov. 26. William Cooper 57 a itinerant corn picker from Leavenworth Kane was killed when a team he was unhitching frightened and ran away on a nearby farm.
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Matt F. Frost
Couwny
J. W. Thompson
Celia Frost
Ornate
William Cooper
Itnerant Corm Picker
Leavenworth
Kane
Here
Sherman charged after workers quarrel at John Deere plant
Joseph Sherman of 845 Cortlandt Street faces assault with intent to murder charges after a night incident with Ivra Brown at the John Deere Tractor company. A bar struck Brown, causing serious injuries. Bond set at $3,000. Sherman already faced a prior assault charge earlier this year linked to a separate stabbing.
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Aginst
Joseph Sherman
Cortlandt Street
Ivra Brown
Bates Street
John Deere Tractor Company
Brown
Sherman
Ralph W. Travis
George J. Sager
Joe Thompson
Elm Street
Thompson
Infant killed by wheel under truck in tragic accident
A 14 month old boy, Creags Lippon, was fatally crushed when a truck backed over him after being thrown from his father's vehicle. The incident occurred on November 24 in Sioux Falls.
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Creargs Lippon
Holiday shopping surges as Waterloo stores brim with buyers
Waterloo bustles with one of the busiest preseason shopping days in years as mothers outfit children and department stores run at peak pace. warm weather and bright skies lure crowds downtown while post office traffic surges with Christmas packets and the warning to open only at Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Waterloo
Ray C. Eggert
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