Third Anniversary of Seaman Clark Death Observed
Third anniversary observations mark the death of Eugene Harry Clark a Waterloo gunnersmate who saved a destroyer by pinning a depth bomb before being swept overboard in rough Irish Sea waters. His widow Mary Dea of Cork and their child Gene later moved to Waterloo. Clark’s act is cited by his shipmates as bravely risking their lives. his family remains in Waterloo with relatives at 110 Linden Avenue and 1720 Franklin Street.
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Eugene Harry Clark
Waterloo
U. S
Shaw
Clark
Leterg
Gene
Ireland
Mary Dea
Cork
Harry S. Clark
Franklin St
Jackson Dea Clark
S. D. Clark
Linden Avenue
Film melodrama teased as thrill ride and tragedy
Fragmentary text describes a public play or film noted for laughter and comedy as well as adventure and tragedy. It mentions Dr Crane and a claim of a most thrilling melodrama on screen and hints at a Persian railway incident with a train track being pulled up.
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Therank Crane
Persia
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Seaman Clark
Frank Crane
Ruperts Hughes
F. J. Herman & Co
Commercial Street
Garden Theatre
White House
Houserolduse
Soar
Palmolive Company, Makers
Milwaukee
U.S. A
Pann
ASV
Wittick’s Market
Fourth ST
Swift & Co
Swift
Blair
Wittick’s
Linn
Victor
Ducks
Alaska
State House
Blackstone
Japan