Waterloo relief and employment committee meets on plan
The Waterloo Relief and Employment committee holds its first session since organization at 7 p m in Greater Waterloo association rooms. Reports on relief measures and a 1 percent monthly income contribution plan are to be approved by the general committee. The drive dates Oct 29 to Nov 5 will be set, and the plan has already won broad support from local relief and welfare bodies. Jobless lists are being compiled by W E Marne but many lacking telephones hinder outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Relief and Employment Committee
Greater Waterloo Association
Salvation Army and
Social Welfare League
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Greaer Waterloo Association
W. E. Marne
Obituary notices from Waterloo area include Burger Hughes Buchan Woodruff
Obituaries report Mrs Mary Burger age 80 of Waterloo died after a six week illness at 517 Locust Street. Surviving children and relatives listed. Also Nannie Ellen Hughes 97 died in Waterloo after carcinoma of the larynx, with several children and a son-in-law. services at St Mark's Episcopal Church. Joseph Bruce Buchan 72 died in Cedar Heights. two sons and a brother survive. burial in La Porte City. Doris Evelyn Woodruff four died of diphtheria. four relatives survive. private funeral on the family lawn.
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Mary Burger
Gerhard Burger
Black Hawk County
Locust Street
Burger
Germany
America
Illinois
Jowe
Eagle
Heart Church
Mt. Carenel Cemetery
Eagle Center
Bowers
Molloy
Mes
Nannie Ellen Hughes
Rirs
Barney Hughes
Ninth Street West
Hughes
Livingston County
Mont
Kansas
Waterloo
Lee Cannon
Perry
Ta Lon Cannon
Portland
Ore
Barner Hughes
Thomas Horton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Elmweood
Joseph Bruce Buchan
Joseph Brute Buchan
Frank
George Cedar Heights
Mr. Buchan
Ohio
George Buchan
John A. Buchan
Oee. Park
Cal
Petersen Bros
At & mL
John Orth
Cedar Heights
la Porte City
Doris Hvelyn Woodruff
Treatisvelyn Woodruff
Walter FL. Woodruff
Quincy
Brett
Catherine Anand
Rasidgnen
C. W. Harrop
Pas
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Clarksville and Hudson
Dorothy Louise Leeper infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Leeper buried in Clarksville cemetery after death Saturday afternoon born July 9 1921. Reinhart Gutknecht 72 year old Hudson resident shoe maker died Sunday in local hospital burial tomorrow at Hudson. Joan Marie 40 days daughter of R J Reinsen died Sunday intestine trouble funeral 9 am tomorrow O Keefe Towne mortuary burial Calvary. Charles E Noonan requiem mass said at Sacred Heart church interment Calvary cemetery. A silent but effective salesman A For Sale Act in the Courier.
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Dorothy Louise Leeper
Dorothy Louise
Leo KR. Leeper
Burton J Avenue
Clarksville
Robert
Margaret
Reinhart Gutknecht
Hudson
Germany
Hileman & Gindt’ v Undertaking
J Hudson
Joan Marie
R. J. Reihsen
Poyner Township
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
J. F. d McMahon
Calvary
Charles
Noonan
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
J. M. Molloy
City in Brief: Local Short Travels and Visits
A garland of brief notes from town includes Miss Anna Finnerty visiting Chicago friends, H W Grout on a North Dakota business trip, Mrs Tra Mobile heading to Oklahoma City to make a home, and trips by Mr and Mrs Austin Burt to Excel sior Springs Missouri. Also listed are family visits, weekend trips to Sioux City and Winthrop, arrivals in Waterloo, and updates on health for H O Bernbrook. D M Place shows signs of improvement after paralysis.
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Anna Finnerty
Chicago
H. W. Grout
North Dakota
Tra Mobile
Oklahoma City
Okla
Austin Burt
Third Avenue West
Excelsior Springs
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Hair Care Improvement
Advice promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a safer alternative to alkali-heavy soaps. It claims to cleanse scalp, reduce dandruff, and leave hair silky with minimal usage, noting availability at drug stores and urging correct product spelling.
Social visits and council plans mark Waterloo notes
Mr and Mrs Roy Smock and Mr and Mrs Charles Knapp return from Des Moines after a week with the E A Blininger home. Mrs Guy K Schlaberg arrives from Long Beach for a two month visit with her parents and brother. City clerk A E B Gnagy reports a request for Jasper A Smith's address from Decatur Illinois. City council to meet tonight to discuss sewers to the Allen Memorial hospital site and Williston Euclid avenues. Mrs Andrews of Des Moines travels to Oelwein for Salvation Army services. C A Morris earns crackshot status after shooting a chicken hawk near Winslow. Mike Manola at Illinois Central shops injures leg. not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Smock
Charles Knapp
Des Moines
E. A. Blininger
Guy K. Schlaberg
Long Beach
Cal
M. G. Nichols
W. J. Nichols
Logan l Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Williston
Euclid Avenues
Andrews
Wiliam Andrews
Salvation Army
Iowa
Nebraska
Oelwein
C. A. Morris
Winslow
Morris
Mike Manola
Ilinois Central
Logan J Avenue
Grocers Rebel at Unfair Enforcement of Iowa Blue Laws
Des Moines reports suggest an anti Sunday shopping campaign as two grocers were fined for selling groceries on Sunday while cigar stores fruit stands ice cream parlors and drugstores operate unfazed. Merchants backed by a grocers organization plan to test the Sunday blue laws highlighting inconsistencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rupp Buys Waterloo Buick, Forms Black Hawk Buick
F B Rupp takes over the Waterloo Buick Company from W C Parker and renames it the Black Hawk Buick. He moves to Waterloo from the Chicago Buick branch and will relocate his family after the new year. Rupp has 13 years with Buick in three divisions and will receive a Chicago shipment of Buicks including four cylinder five passenger models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Rupp
Waterloo Buick Company
W. C. Parker
Black Hawk Buick Company
Parker
Rupp
Waterloo
Chicago
Buick Motor Company
Buick Company
Flint
Mich
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Buick Owners Invite Acquaintance With New Firm
A local notice asks Buick owners and friends to visit Mr. Rupp to meet and become acquainted with the new firm in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Rupp
Interstate Commerce approves rail line gold bond issue
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the St. Louis San Francisco railway plan to issue 4 578 000 in gold bonds to back its notes. A note on a For Sale ad in the Courier lists Washington DC Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commision Today
St. Louis
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Relief Committee
Willie
Itor
Linden M. E. Church
Fairview
Joan Marie, Rethsen
the Courier
Buchanan’s
W. T. Ernster
Letha Stull
Winthrop
Ernster
B. M. Rittenhouse
Wirth Street West
Lloyd
Sioux City
John W. Pfeiffer
Omaha
Neb
Helena Adrian
William Adrian
Fremont Street
C. Richmond
O. P. Yager
Lerne Palmer
Riceville
Ezra Richmond
W. E. Peavey
Cleone Harker
Bernice Smith
Mabel Gibson
Dunkerton
Cornell College
Mr.Vernon, Jr
H. O. Bernbrook
Third Avenue
West
T. W. Place
High Street
D. M. Place
Goodrich Tire
Cleveland Ford
Seok Urebhs
Amorelite-Howe
United States
Eveready Dayle
York’s
Goodyear
Tire Service
Sree
Grocers
Bluelaws
F.B. Rupp
Frisco
Washington, D. C
The
Courier
Overland-Waterloo
Fourth and
Franklin Sts
Hown
Black Hawk
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