Three Big Days for Waterloo Homecoming Planned
Waterloo prepares for a three day Black Hawk county homecoming festival October 4 to 6. The Sons of Black Hawk will drive festivities with free music relic displays a public wedding and a carnival queen. Committees cover pageant parade relics publicity and decorations with prizes for parade entrants and plans for a pageant romance and tragedy.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Sons of Black Hawk
J.C. Koeneke
G. W. Huntley
H. ©. Moeller
P. J. Martin
W. F. Parrott
A. J. Knapp
F. W. Robertson
H. B. Kelly
W. H. Lenglan
O. BR
H. B. Lizer
E. Bladine
A. E. Johnson
H. V. Buchanan
Dunkerton Radium
A. T. Hakill
W. Kline
H. C. Moeller
B. S. Moyle
Speer
Cedar Falls
W. B. Small
Winane
F. A. Fenton
Sidney Simon
M. J. Morgan
A. W. Burch
R.G. Wang
A. A. Cohn
W. C. Kohl
R. J. Hoxie
H. N. Reed
Worth Hillman
Harry Hartong
Floyd Margadant
W. Parrott
Guy A. Campbell
Northey
Fourth Street East
Woosley Waives Hearing in Larceny Case at Knapp Court
Roy Woosley, charged with larceny, waived preliminary hearing before Justice F F Knapp Tuesday afternoon and was remanded to the county jail awaiting grand jury action. Grace DeLong, accused of receiving stolen goods connected to the same case, was arraigned but her hearing postponed to Friday. Woosley is accused of stealing dresses from Sternberg Suit Shop.
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Roy Woosley
F. F. Knapp
Grace DeLong
Woosler
Sternberg
Roadster Destroyed by Fire Near Center Point
A Buick roadster valued at 1090 was destroyed by fire Monday morning near Center Point. The car was driven by Charles Fischer with N. McCullum and Water too aboard. They were traveling from Clinton to this city when the vehicle caught fire in a mysterious manner. Fischer lost a suitcase with books containing valuable data.
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Center Point
Charles Fischer
Chicago
N. McCullum
Clinton
Fischer
Social Calendar Echoes at Willard Hall and Local Weddings
Social calendar items cover the W. W. C. T. U. meeting at Willard hall, the Leap Year club, and a Home Wedding at 1227 Williston avenue. Lula Merle Tarpenning marries Arthur J. Jensen with music by Axnea Thompson and reception details. The College of Commerce banquet at Sans Souci hotel features green and gold decor and a slate of speakers. Further items note premarital courtesy for Gladys Ogan, plus the Waterloo chapter DAR fall meeting at Prospect Hills with roll-call echoes.
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Willard Hall
BE. F. Aros
Butler Avenue
J. J. Tarpenning
Williston Avenue
Lula Merle Tarpenning
Arthur J. Jennen
H. A. Anspach
English Lutheran Church
Axnea Thompson
Chicago
Matilda Thompson
Ewaneonia
Emilax
Hare
Misa Thompson
J. G. Sanders
Marie Martensen
Jensen
Town Dairy Separator Company
City
Marie Martengen
Cedar Falls
Mavis Lucite
Lana Falls
College of Commerce
Sans Souci
A. BE. Harris
R. BE. Eklund
Houghtaling
Ollie Cox
Harold Knudson
Glen Lundberg
Fred Letech
Miss Cook
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. R. Bane
Oelwein
Lincoln
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Slace
P. H. Paulsen
Sunset Road
Prospect Hills
Mmes. Paulsen
Hesser
Ferris
Nanna Colby
Clio club selects officers at home gathering
Mrs Froud Garra brant was chosen president and Mrs Ployd Patterson secretary and treasurer at the Clio club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Fred Breckenridge home. Fancywork followed business and dinner was served by the hostess with Mrs Will Breckenridge assisting. Guests included Mrs Boysen of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Frank Shoemaker, recently returned.
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Froud Garrabrant
Ployd Patterson
Clio Club
Fred Breckenridge
Will Breckenridge
Boysen
Cadar Rapids
Frank Shoemaker
Riverside Drive Club
Wilt Harrett
Charles Stull
Mre Miller
A. RB. Kepford
Aryan
Upton Kepford
J.D. Clhob
J. B. Bates
J. D. Club
George Wright
Regular W R Club Meeting Set For Memorial Hall
The Linger longer club plans a pre Theal day gathering at Chautauquit park. The regular meeting of the W R club will be held Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Memorial hall.
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Memorial Hall
Chautauquit Park
W. R
Suffragists Plan Waterloo Convention Plans
Suffragists discussed plans for the Iowa Equal Suffrage association convention to be held in Waterloo September 1 to 21 at a meeting at Mrs. J. C. Rieker's home. Local leaders reported progress, assigned duties, and noted a close election for a new president after Flora Dunlap's resignation. Political equality groups in Black Hawk County will assist. A literature committee was formed with Mrs. W F. Kighmey as chair and several members named. Also seeks 26 sewing girls for immediate work at a skirt factory near Barclay and Glenwood streets.
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Iowa State Equal Suffrage Association
Waterloo
J. C. Rieker
Black Hawk County
Flora Dunlap
New York
Mra
W. W. Marsh
J. E. Ridenour
Lulu D. Cubbwan
W. F. Kighmey
Mmes
W. R. Cale
Hattia Magness
Loveland
Grate Vriend
Dudley
Board of Thanks Acknowledges Kindness After Bereavement
The family of Mr. and Mrs. W. Van Every express appreciation for neighbors and friends for flowers and sympathy during their recent bereavement.
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W. &. van Every
Lincoln Statue Plans Accepted by City Leaders
Plans for a Lincoln memorial statue at the west end of Witth istviet bridge were approved after a meeting at Memorial Hall. Designed by Prof. Joret Tittmeyer, the eight foot bronze statue portrays Lincoln with a standing figure of a freed slave youth to his left and a soldier with laurel to his right. Cost estimated at about 0,000, funds to be raised by general subscription. further meetings to rally public support.
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Witthistviet
Momorial Hall
Joret Tittmeyer
Sons of Veterana
Conmercial Club
Rotary Club
Central Labor Body
Aitmeyer
Lincoln
North
South
Prof. Mittmeyer
Abraha Lincoln
Meeting of veterans closes brief session in city hall
The veterans group held a short meeting in city hall presided by George H. Kahler of the Bons of Veterans. Mayor W. R. Law, E. Pickett, and J. C. Murtagh attended as members. The Postoffice band provided a musical program. Miss Dorle Sternberg of the Sternberg Cloak and Salt Shop has returned from a six weeks buying trip.
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Document of Peace
W. R. Law
E. Pickett
J. C. Murtagh
George H. Kahler
Bons of Veterans
Postoffice Band
Miss Sternberg
Misa Dorle Sternberg
The
Stermbere Cloak and Salt Shop
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Horlick
Einemys of
Miss Ogan
Misses Vera
Ermine Rock
Barbara Campbell
Misses Rock
Wellington Street
Gladys Ogan
John E. Doorley
Grace Tiffany
Kathleen Campbell
Jessie Cohn
Ogan
C. P. Foster
Highth Street West
Mareen
John Gronen
Chautauqua Park
Shattuck Military College
Faribault
Minn
Elk Run
Anto
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Linden M. EL Church
David Horton
Ellen Horton
Cedar River Park
Ladies’ Society of
First Lutheran Church
Mines
W. F. Behrends
D. G. Kruger
H. H. Koeneke
Majestic Theatre
Helen Gould
Edward Molloy
James Hlack
L. T. Curry
Black
Corner Barclay and
Glenwoon Streats
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
East Side
C. W. Ellyson
J. A. Jerger
First National Bank
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Bank
Gerrit J. Bennett Shesician
Black Building
Grant Ave
DE. C. L. Chambers
James Black
Alford and Bickley
SOAS
Rslneiss
Riduney
Texas
Wind
Nou
Hfe
Lreath
United States
Tacol
Warwick
Conservatory of Music
Jessie M. Peters
Columbus
Ohio
Peters
Elizabeth P. Field
Church of St. Jude and the Nativity
Episcopalian
Old Meluonial Church
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Labor Temple
Field
Conservatory
Prowell
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Fourth Street
Bell-Ans
West Side
United
Nobby
United States Tire Company
Nabby
Usco
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