Frank Boyle to quit Waterloo after four years as manager
Frank Boyle, Waterloo baseball manager for four years, vows not to stay in Waterloo next season. Despite appeals from fans and local supporters, he plans to seek a new field, with offers from multiple teams in the Central and New England leagues. His record in Waterloo includes pennants in the Central Association and a top division finish in the Three-I League.
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Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Central Association
4Tr
Bate
Boyte
Ar. Boyle
Waterlon
Boyle
Standing of the Teams Yesterday's Results
A brief summary reports the standings of teams after yesterday's games with updated results across leagues, highlighting top performers and shifts in position. Detailed scores and team names are included where readable, reflecting recent match outcomes.
East High On Schedule For Practice Game At Cedar Rapids
East High prepared for a football clash with Coe College freshmen at Cedar Rapids. Coach Ferguson and the squad worked to familiarize players with new rules in a practice game. Lineup included Ryvank at center, Penne and Bennett guards, Dike and Wiser tackles, Hastetter, Chamberlain, Howrey ends, Davis captain quarterback, Dean fullback, Hankner left halfback, Huntley or Simpson right halfback, Metcalf, Hudton substitutes.
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East High
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ferguson
Teat Seti
Ruy
Ast High
Iself
Ryvank
Penne
Bennet
Dike
Wiser
Hastetter
Chamberlain
Howrey
Davis
Dean
Hankner
Huntley
Simpson
Metcalf
Hudton
Tabernacle Site Picked for Four Day Build
A city committee has chosen the old cheese factory site at Seventh and Commercial for a large tabernacle. The project aims to seat about 7,000, with construction starting Monday and completion in four days. The plan includes a heated interior, a 400 voice choir, and coordination with local churches for labor and accommodations.
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Courier
Monster House of Worship
Throp
PL Gill
Sin F Avivance
Pepe
Boo Square
Forth Street
Ald
Chaiman Black
Charles Wassem
WL McFarlane
AL Or
Cole
W. MH. Uewrey
J. M. Wilson
Tomottag
Be c
Gill
Grace Church
Citc
Union
1St Congregational Church
Bank Clearings and Transfers in Waterland Week Ending Oct
Bank clearings for Waterland for the week ending Saturday Oct 8 show totals near 1 182 420 46 with daily breakdowns and transfers recorded during the week ending Friday Oct 7 1944 including deeds mortgages chattel mortgages and cumulative instruments to date against last year totals. Petroleum coke advertised for sale by TB Young & Co.
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Black Hawk County
Abshact Co
Waterlan
Mrs Ralph Walker Granted A Divorce
Mrs Eva K Walker obtains a divorce from Ralph F Walker. Custody of two young children awarded to the mother with $40 monthly alimony. Father receives limited visitation and annual two weeks for visits to relatives. Mother to notify if a child is sick. father may visit immediately. Local church event noted with speakers and time.
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Eva K. Walker
Ralph FL Walker
Ales l
Gres Young Pehildren
Delightful Ald Tusin Reception At Knights Hall
An autumn themed reception yesterday at Knights of Vythias hall hosted by Mrs. Crippen Bickley Fairbank and others featured a Madame Butterfly program by Georgene Clover Cedar Rapids and Miss Lindner with accompanists. Attendees included many Waterloo residents and out of town guests, plus a large volunteer staff for ushering and refreshments.
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Knights of Vythias Hall
Hie Evelyn Woods
Chiurtene Woods
Madame Butterfly
Georgene Clover
Cedar Rapids
Mixy Mazel Drurmble
West Waterloo
Patti Lindner
Gwyneth Sampson
Miss Lindner
EB. C. Moore
Chicago
Miss Humble
Miss Closer
Madam Univerity
Miss Clover
Waterloo
Aliss Lindner
Madam Butterfly
Higt Tou
M Humble
Delsarte
Miss Sampson
Larry Woods
J. E. Woods
Albert Greeler
Thomas Cascaden
A. L. Lovejoy
J. W. Richards
WW. Mullan. Airs
W. Powers
C. R. Walker
W. C. Dotson
CU. J. Rudolph
C. H. Thomas
Robert Johnston
Margaret Clark
J. H. Baslex
FE. H. Steadford
A. FL. Holt
el T. Howland
G. B. Miller
A. W. Brown
J. T. Rock
Abriam Marsh
Florence JaTier
Clara Maynard
Neva Walker
Gwyneth Samson
WL. $. Garfork
Maxwell
G. W. Hay
Mingo
CU. M. Woods
Cora Baum
Shannon
Helen White
Osage
K. H. Shull
Cora French
Jane Jamieson
Sioux Falls
Ch. T. Sadler
Florence Ohn
M . N. Tiard
Cedar “Ays
Plenty Fifth Anniversary Surprise Brings Waterloo Friends
Yesterday marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G T Kelley of 212 Thompson Avenue with a surprise gathering hosted by their sons Lea Joe Vincent and Gilbert. Fifty old friends attended at the Cordes home then returned to the Kelley residence for a high score game, gifts of silverware and a dining room set, and a musical program by the Kelley sons. The couple, long time Waterloo residents, were married here twenty five years ago with Mr Kelley employed as a conductor on the Illinois Central.
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Monor
Ty Fener
Wasson
Warne
New
Waterloo
Freeport
M. Cheney
Kila Baker
Sans Smid Hotel
Jessie Janssen
Ghuret
Cnrist
Fourth
W. S. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Waterloo Ministerials Association
Frank Cole
M. H
B.A. Vallane
First Baptist
A. H. Nickel
Calnary Baptist
W. J. Webb
Flaw. Richardson
Eb, Webb
J. B. Davidson
Frank Underwood
Flynn Willey
la Porte
The
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Peterson
China
Brotherhood
G. TD. Kelley
Thompson
Lea
Joe
Vincent
Gilbert
John Cordes
Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Abs
Af. G. Searles
C.J. McDermott
M. I. Butterfield
Rinois Central
Annual Fellowship Dinner and Farewells at Local Church
The First Baptist Church older members held their annual Fellowship dinner with the Ladies Aid Society presiding. Forty seniors attended a noon meal decorated with autumn leaves. Highlights included birthdays for Mrs. Phoebe Cornell and Mrs. Mary D. Warner, talks by Rey A Valiant and J H Vaughan, and reminiscences. Flora Welch departed for Bedford Oregon with her mother after a farewell week of events.
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First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Ald Society
A. J. Edwards
Phoebe Cornell
Mary D. Warner
Rey
Red Cedar
Steps Taken for a New Building
In an adjourned meeting the board of supervisors decided to submit at the general election a proposition to issue bonds up to 25000 dollars for a new building at the county farm. The facility would care for incurables and harmless insane and others, aimed to be as efficient as possible and more economical than existing institutions.
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Board of Supervisors
Farm Plans Move Inmates to Labor on New Building
The McVernon township farm could host a new building and allow county inmates from Independence hospital to engage in physical labor on the farm. About 100 insane patients are kept at Independence, with rising costs. the plan aims at long term economy by using farm work at home.
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MccVernon Township
Independence
Iowa Teams Clash With Outsiders on Open Day In Chicago
Three Iowa colleges meet outsiders in Chicago and Minneapolis today. Indiana faces Chicago at Marshall Field while Northwestern clashes Iowa State at Shepard Field. Ames plays Minnesota in Minneapolis and Drake meets Creighton in Urbana as South Dakota contests Nebraska at Lincoln.
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Chicago
Indiana
Marshall Field
Northwestern
Towa
Shepard
Iowa
Ames
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Drake
Trinois
Urbana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Lincoln
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National League
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New York
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Detroit
University of Chicago
Firse Congregational Church
Young & Ca
Ralph Walker
Mr. Mbert P. Gilt
West Side
First Congregational
Waverly
J. HW. Bauernfeind
Hl. IL. Bickelberg
HW. I. Enlebracht
Mystic Workers
Charles. Brown
Independence Avenue
Stier
Willie
Lawson
Miss Welch
West Waterloo High School
West
B. S. Hillman
W.W. Wyant
5. B. Reed
GC. W.llingworth
Grace M. &. Church
P. Elol
Chapter 4
J. W. Wray
Henry Graff
Carrie Goodrich
J. A. Fairbank
Mary Day
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Eldora
Congreg @ational
Hamilton
George W. Wood
Jessie Kishmey
Iowa Federation
W. H. Bickley
Cincinnati
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls
Elklets
Eiklets
Ellis’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Richard Lee
Eliers
Dolly Stearns
Rarpn Law
Fred Stearns
W. N. Birdsall
G. EL Lishty
Soctal
Lyman Eldridge
Commercial Street
Salvia
Asters
Hazel Eldridge
Walnut
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
Roger Stoy
Africa
Alice C. Wilson
Daul Davis Dry Goods
Ardennes
Lisle
Space Aten
Cordeler
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Black Hawkk National Bank and Building
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