New West High Coach Arrives to Lead Waterloo Schools
David Max Sharer known as Max, longtime all‑around athlete at Mt Morris College and Northwestern, arrived this morning to become director of athletics for Waterloo west public schools. He is staying at Chautauqua park with P. C. Rees, his former Mt. Morris teammate, as he begins his new duties.
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David Max Sharer
Max
Mts. Morris College
Northwestern University
Dudies
Waterloo West
Mr. Sharer
Chautauqua Park
P. C. Rees
Mt. Morris College
Y W C A reception and weekend plans amid mix of events
The YWCA held an informal reception for two new secretaries Mellie Thillips and May Armstrong drawing about 125 guests. The event featured piano duets, solos, and yellow decorations. Plans for a Cedar Heights weekend camp include open fires and outdoor meals with Miss Armstrong present. Separate reports note Harvey Dean’s stolen runabout and Fred Somers’ arrest on misappropriation charges in Dubuque.
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Mellie Thillips
May Armstrong
George Walker
Tina Martin
Cora Armstrong
Milas Catherine Friand
Frappe
Nell Wisner
Cedar Heights
Harvey Dean
Logan Avenue
Mathine
Nashua
Michigan women drive 81 mph on Iowa Illinois trip
Mrs A B Welch and her daughter Mrs Howard Phillips, noted Pontiac and Detroit socialites, return from a 3000 mile Illinois and Iowa tour. Phillips drove a 1916 Oakland Speedster 194 miles from Iowa to Chicago in about 2 1 2 hours averaging over 81 mph with heavy rains and rough jumbo roads. Fuel efficiency neared 23 mpg despite long, tough drive. Welch favors light fast motors, predicting high speed autos will dominate.
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A. BR. Welch
Howard Phillips
Pontiac
Mich
Detroit
Ilinois
Iowa
Phillips
Oakland
Chicago
Illinois
Welch
Chuggs
Deuce
Birmingham
Lerald
Autumn social notes from Waverly and a elegant wedding
Waverly guests arrive from Highland Cedar Rapids and Marengo for visits while Miss Babcock weds Dr Hemingway at her home. A large reception follows with piano, decor, and a two week southern trip for the couple. Out of town relatives include Hemingway family from Hampton and Fort Dodge and Cedar Falls ties.
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Amanda Platte
Oclwein
Lucas
Cobb
Cedar Rapids
Walters
Marengo
Iva Ruet
Minneapolis
Ben Remick
Manhattan
Ian
Lena Nolling
Milwaukee
Wis
Bowen Griffith
Dickens
Mias Iya Babcock
William H. Babcock
South Elm Street
J. D. Hemingway
Milas Irene Piper
Lohengrin
Mildred Cole
Max Hemingsway
Fort Dodge Rex
John
Cole
St. Andrews
Episcopal Church
Miss Cole
Ulisses
Irene Piper
Dorothy Cole
Margaretta
Carey
Cedar Falls
Blasie
Humboldt Public Schools
Qae
Hemingway
School of Dentistry
Town State University
Waverly
Out of the City
Mra
J. M. Hemingway
Natalia
Irma Harriman
Hampton
Zimmerman
Faribault, Minn
Max Hemingway
Fort Dodge
Amd
James Clark
Waterloo
Grace Enlow
Cedar Alls
Lynching Report From Dresden In Tennessee
A report states a Black man was lynched near Dresden, Tennessee, last night after allegations of crime against a white woman. An armed mob resisted sheriff intervention, while a circuit judge had previously addressed the case.
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Nashville
Fenn
Hammed Wilson
Dresden
Gasoline price flare up in Iowa interview reveals issue
In Waterloo and Iowa, rising crude costs push up gasoline. The Hawkeye Oil Co spokesman says crude has surged 200 percent since May, forcing refiners to raise prices or quit. Independent firms face losses selling at tank wagon prices, amid nationwide price disparities and Standard Oil pressure. The company promises to keep selling Straight Distilled Gasoline at the lowest feasible price while preserving honesty and service.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Natio
Hawkeye Oil Company
Uruda
Felda
Towa
Nebraska
New England
Kentucky
Texas
Standard
T. J. Goes to Canada for Moose Hunt
Oyster Bay N Y Sept 4 Colonel Roosevelt set aside national and political concerns and departed for a month long hunting trip in Canada where he plans to shoot moose and other game.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Canada
Linden social notes recount visits and travels in September
Linden notes list neighbors and relatives visiting from Montana North Dakota and Chicago. Mentions families touring California camping at Shirley's lake and a Port Huron trip. Local events include Ladies Aid meeting at the church and a birth announced for the Montgomery family.
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Linden
J. Penna
Garr
Mont
Tom
Arlo Banfield
Mound
N.D
C. ¥. Chapman
Hosea B. Patten Hormel
Brantog
J. Francis Small
A. B. Small
Chicago
Chapman
Chapman Home
Miss Thersa
Agnes Kemler
California
Martin Mulvay
John Berry
L. A. Berry
E. A. Marble
Leitha
Port Turon
Mich
Peterson
SK. Peterson
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. G. Antisdel
Sullivan
Scott
Wim. Montgomery
Marjorie Park
Lake Geneva
Reinbeck
Arlo Dusk
Brandon
John Rimrodt
Bumner
Via
H. Schwake
Linda Rimrode
H. Schults
Grandma Rimrodt
Eiater
Sumner
Herman Schwaka
Design For Family Living Room In Rough Cast Brick Home
Architectural features of a living room show windows, a sun room via French doors, and a linked fireplace. Exterior uses dark rough cast with white trim and brick base for a solid, attractive look. House size about 22 by 20 feet, two stories, red oak finish. Build cost estimated at 5400 dollars not counting heating or plumbing. Publisher offers plan books for one dollar with many dwellings listed.
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Sexton
William Lewis bark afloat after submarine attack
London reports the British bark William Lewis owned in San Francisco remains afloat and water logged. A San Francisco message said W. T. Lewis was fired on by a German submarine near Queenstown and thought sunk. The ship sailed from Everett, Washington, March 29 for Sheerness with lumber cargo. later cables said she was derelict and the crew rescued.
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London
Lloyds
William Lewis
San Francisco
W. T. Lewis
Queenstown
Everett
Wash
Sheerness
Storius Approach Causes Panic in Galveston
Reports say another hurricane is sweeping the gulf toward Galveston. The city evacuated as hundreds fled after yesterday’s storm, crowding trains and seeking shelter in sturdy buildings downtown.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf
Noted Jurist Dean Dead in St Louis Hospital
Judge John C. Brown of the Missouri Supreme Court died this afternoon at St. Luke's hospital in St Louis. He served as a noted jurist and his death marks the loss of a prominent legal figure in Missouri.
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St. Louis
John C. Brown
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Our New Directory Goes To Press Telephones To Be Installed
Our New Directory will soon go to press. New telephones to be installed. Directory advertising and changes in present listing should be arranged for as early as possible. Call our Business Office Telephone No. 2000. CORN BELT TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Corn Belep Telephone Company
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Uluois Central
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Michigan
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Cen Nessen
Lynamles
Buchanaa Sortie Co
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Dy Glainy
Peter
T. J
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Phono
Glenn J, Saxton
Minneapolis, ‘Minn
Hamilton’s Camera Shop
The
Majestic Theatre
J. W. Brandt
County Engineer's Office
Office
Waterloo Mfg. Co
Com’l St
Bruner & Salz
Joe Work
Lafayette Street
Hall-Barfell CO
Herrick Refrigerator CO
Owa
Nauman Co
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Bovee Furnace Works
West Eighth Street
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