Waterloo Symphony Orchestra toChoose First Concert Personnel
Waterloo expects to form its first unified symphony. Conductor G T Bennett announced the 7:30 rehearsal at West High School and a committee led by C C Crawford will select the orchestra from the Waterloo Orchestra Association members. An advisory board with service clubs will assist.
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Waterloo
West High School
G. T. Bennett
Waterloo Orchestra ‘Association
Cressy Whaylen
C. C. Crawford
Charles J. Ball
Cedar Falls
Myron Russell
Ezabeth Green
Robert Gass
Orchestra Association
Waterloo Symphony Orchestra
Whaylen
Ea Com- Iaittee
Nsw
Symphony
Walter Goken
Dorothy Bondurent
Alan Kinney
Mildred Townsend
First United
West High Junior Play The Rear Car Promises Mystery
West High announces the junior class play The Rear Car to be staged Friday night in the auditorium. Miss Madgen West directs with Miss Ben wo Wurster as Ruth Carson and Wayne Wadey as Sheridan Scott the detective leading the cast. Other cast members include Julian Colby Alden Murray Lois Barnes Roxy Charles Lininger Luka Garson Elva Doris Moore Nora O'Neil Louis Knotl Titus Brown Stanley Cohn Oliver Frederick Kirk Robert Richhalgh John Robert Borshelm and Luther Bames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madgen West
Benwo Wurster
Ruth Carson
Wayne Wadey
Sheridan Scott
The
Cash
Julian Colby
Alden Murray
Lois Barnes
Roxy
Charles Lininger
Luka Garson
Elva Doris Moore
Nora O'Neil
Louis Knotl
Titus Brown
Stanley Cohn
Oliver Frederick
Fouls
Kirk Robert Richhalgh
John Robert Borshelm
Luther Bames
Minnesotan Accused of Forgery Bound Over to Grand Jury
Frank Buehner a 21 year old from Wadena Minn was bound over to the district grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing in municipal court He is charged with forging his employer G R Burk’s endorsement on a 253 65 check He remained in the county jail in default of a 2500 bond A confession was reported by Detective Hugh Crimline He faces up to ten years in prison though judges may impose lighter penalties within limits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buehner
Wadena
Minn
G. R. Burk
Buehner
George J. Sager
Hugh Crimline
West High Gridman Alert in Cedar Rapids
Gene Ferguson, end for West High, showed significant improvement after a serious game injury. He remained at home at 3118 Second Street West with chest injuries linked to last Friday’s contest vs Washington High in Cedar Rapids, and attended the homecoming in Iowa City Saturday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Art Ferguson.
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Gene Ferguson
West
Gene
Altho
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Art Ferguson
Waterloo and three students take pilot license tests
Three student pilots including Ron Kendall of Waterloo Ernest Pfeiffer of Fayette and Lawrence Schmidt of Dewar underwent flight exams at Waterloo airport today for private licenses and a limited commercial ticket. The tests were conducted by M F Clark Des Moines a federal Department of Commerce inspector.
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Ron Kendall
Waterloo
Ernest Peiffer
Fayette
Lawrence Schmidt
Dewar
Kendall
Pfeiffer
Schmid
M. F. Clark
Des Moines
Federal Department of Commerce
High Class Horses Bring Good Prices in Reinbeck Deals
Reinbeck traders report strong horse prices as A Gorman of Bondurant paid 325 for a sorrel horse belonging to Albert Dirks and 300 for another. Dirks also sold two horses for 685 to Will Johnston east of Reinbeck. In Waverly, Fred Bohen and wife opened a doughnut and cake shop, Mrs Bohen having formerly lived nearby.
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Reinbeck
Kervierd Reinbeck
A. Gorman
Bondurant
New York
Alvert Dirks
Dirks
Gorman
Will Johnston
Waverly
Irs
Fred Sbohen
Waterloo
Bohen
Would-Be Auto Thief Leaves Silk Stockings Behind
G P Rechtfertig, 21 Cutter street, owner of Rechlfertig Motor Service, found silk stockings in his car after attackers tried to steal it during a theatre visit. They pulled wires and damaged the distributor. he offered to return the stockings if the owner pays for the repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Rechtfertig
Cutter Street
Rechlfertig Motor Service
Rechtfertig
Flying Grocery Plane Arrives At Chapmanfield From Dubuque
The Ford indedpendence plane owned by Reid Murdoch Co. Chicago known as the grocery store of the air arrived at Chapmanfield at 11 am today. City officials inspection night postponed to tomorrow due to rocky air conditions.
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Ford
Reid, Murdoch Co
Chicago
Chapmanfield
Dubuque
Waterloo Man Pays Fine for Game Law Violations
In Cedar Falls on October 22 Joe Nickey of Waterloo pleaded guilty in justice court to game law violations. He received a $500 fine and $40.26 costs after deputies found furs at a camp west of Geneseo. Accomplice Herbert McCarthy paid $10 and costs. Confiscated were two raccoon hides, one skunk, two muskrat pelts and a 32 caliber automatic. Nickey held a 35 trap line license. Several others were fined for hunting without licenses and a trial date was set in Lamont.
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Cedar Falls
Joe Nickey
Waterloo
Giilty
R. E
Murray
Herbert McCarthy
Mansfield
Nickey
Geneseo
John Jaga
Jago
Willian
Kenneth Care
Lamont
Juning
W. T. Rogers
Community Chest Drive Plans Under Way With Walter Edmund
Walter Edmund of the American City bureau arrives tomorrow to begin active planning for the annual Community Chest campaign. The drive runs from November 18 to 23. A budget committee meeting set for tonight has been postponed to Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edmund
American City Bureau
Tojight
Doctor's Word for This Laxative
In 1875 a family doctor chose gentler remedies than harsh purges. He created a popular laxative from herbs and pure ingredients. It stimulates bowel movements without griping or habit formation and gained wide use among all ages.
Baptist Pastors Attend Assembly Sessions This Week
Town Baptist convention opens at Calvary church Davenport with Dr W L Steeves, Rev C L Kenagy, and Rev C Loken among local pastors attending. Mrs F Ri Asquith presides over women’s society sessions with banquets, reports, and officer elections planned. International speakers include Rev Willard Jewell, Dr Thomas Wearing, and J Willard McCrorssen of America B Y P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Steaves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. L. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
C. ©. Loken
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Calvary Church
Davenport
Steeves
F. Ri Asquith
Women's Baptist Mission ,Society of Town
Q. McClelland
Thomas Wearing
Rochester
N. Yip AL. Miller
Bestop
Mass
Catherine Mable
Kimpess
Africa
EB. H. Commer
Chicago
Louis P. Jensen
Willard McCrorssen
B. Y. P. A. of America
Funeral of Osage Woman in Meyer Church
Osage Osage In Oct 22 Mars Gathering Woll 71 died Saturday buried this morning at 9 o'clock Catholic church Meyer Rev Fr Youngerman in charge. Surviving two daughters Mrs Pele Betterath at whose home Mrs Wolff had been King in Osage and a son Ed Wolff Meyer.
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Osage
Woll
Meyer
Youngerman
Mra Pele Betterath
Coon Hunters Open Season With First Night Foxing
Seven raccoon hunters and their wives camped near Waterloo Cedar on the first night of the season. Ray Berry Frank Wyant and Dr C W Britt with their spouses observed hounds in pursuit as seven coons were treed. Wagner and Stringer added three more by the second night. Black Mack, a renowned coon hound, headlines the pack with a storied pedigree, boasting wide field success.
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Ray ©. Berry
Frank Wyant
C. W. Britt
Waterloo
Vrecord
Wagner
Stringer
Black Mack
America
Ross Fisher
East Liverpool
J. F. Hans Wagner
Richard Berry
Jim Steinger
Frank Souis
U. K
Dunn
Maquoketans Seek Fortune Teller For Lost Cash
Four Maquoketans came to Waherley last night to seek a clairvoyant and asked police to help locate a fortune teller. They said they lost money and could not be told where it is.
Four Maquoketa youths seek clairvoyant aid for missing money
In Maquoketa four young men search for supernatural help after Sgt William Urie and Patrol Driver James Lammert fail to locate a clairvoyant or other adviser to shed light on a missing sum. Elsewhere, children in Pastestine government schools study Silk culture.
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Boing
Finget
William Urie
James Lammert
Maquoketa
West High Leads West District in Attendance
Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell announced district attendance for the first six weeks, led by West High at 98 percent. Whittier followed with 85 percent, while Waterloo Junior High and Irving tied for third at 98. Other schools ranged from 95.7 to 97.6 percent. district average 97. Four schools posted 99.9 percent punctuality: Waterloo Junior High, Central, Whittier, and Kingsley. Enrollment rose by 392 over June 1929 to 3,846 in the first six weeks.
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West
West District
Charles A. Kittrell
Whittier
Waterloo Junior High
Irving
Central
Kingsley
Welson
Sloane Wallace Junior High
Emerson
Lowell
Riverview
Waterloo
West High
Sloane Wallace
Edison
Kittrell
Brakes Function With Ease Against Stress
A description notes brakes work with surprising positiveness and ease while not imposing stress or strain on the car, highlighting their smooth operation and reliability.
Funeral Services Held for Dysart Boy Who Died Here
Funeral services were held for Carroll Brown, age 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown of Dysart. He died suddenly Sunday in Waterloo from an abscess in his throat after being ill about two weeks. Burial was in Dysart with his grandparents and relatives in attendance.
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Carroll
Clifford Brown
Dysart
Cash
Waterloo
John Burhenn
Evangelical Peace Church
Burhenn
Roy Brown
la Porte City
Owner Sought in Wrecked Car With Alcohol Cargo
County officials continued an investigation to identify the owner of a wrecked automobile abandoned near Vinton on October 22. The car, five miles east of the Lincoln highway junction, carried 59 gallons of alcohol and was registered to Clinton McCall of Boone, Iowa. The wreck and liquor are impounded as authorities pursue the case.
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Courier Special
Vinton
Jeff
Lincoln Highway
Clinton McCall
Boone
Konjola Ends 25 Years of Suffering in Waterloo Ad
A vintage medical ad claims Konjola cured Mrs Windall after 25 years of stomach, liver and kidney troubles. The Konjola Man at Wangler Brothers Drug Store touts 32 ingredients and root juices, urging readers to try the remedy for relief from constipation and related ailments.
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Wangler Brothers Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
JA ¥ Windolf
Lind-Cammuck Studio
Kenjola
Alan Willl
Jay Windall
Walgate Street
Water- Joo
Konjola
Ike
Kanjola
Hans
Wang Fer Brothava Drug Group
East Prarth Steeet
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West High Gridman
C. R
Waterloo, Fayette and Dewar
Twenty-sixty Division
Belleau
France
NUE
da. W. B. Carnweet
Doctors
Syste
Hawkeye Limited
W. L. Buckley
C. P
T. A
Baptist
Town
Meyer Church
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Majestic
Nichols & Gates
West Fourth St
la Salles
Cadillac-La Salle
la Salle
I. D. B. Detroits
General Motors
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Detroit
Michigan
Oshawa
Canada
Cadilac-le Salle
Morris Motor Car CO
East Fifth St
West High Waterioa
Vececoonaee
Lds
Sloane Wallace J
Emerton We
Fireenae
Owell Coen
Thesedeas
Jeverepee Ag
Riverview School
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