Manchester to Close for Judge Stiles Funeral
Businesses in Manchester will close tomorrow afternoon in respect for Judge E B Stiles. The Congregational church services at 2 30 p m will be conducted by the Masons and Rev J F Moore. Burial follows at Oakland cemetery. Black Hawk county bar members will leave the courthouse at 2 30 p m in autos for the funeral. Judge Stiles died after a long illness aged 61, born April 21 1866 at Brighton Ohio. He lived in Manchester most of life and was county attorney 1911 to 1915 and served on the bench from 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
E. B. Stiles
Congregational Church
J. F. Moore
Oakland
Black Hawk County
Stiles
Edmund
Angie Stiles
Brighton
Oberlin College
West Coast
Poarsely
Wilmington,.c
Manchester Public ‘Schools
Dunham
Norris Dé Stiles
Judge Stiles’s endearing life with dedicated wife
Married Miss Jexinie Toogood, daughter of Thomas Toogood, a Delaware county pioneer, Judge Stiles showed boundless devotion. He faced a fatal illness last winter with sole concern for his wife, who never fully recovered from a prior horse accident. Surviving are the widow, a brother Rev. H. W. Stiles Ada Minn, and two sisters in Berkeley Cal and New Haven Conn. Relatives paid a long farewell visit in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jexinie Toogood
Thomas Toogood
Delaware County
Judge Stiles
H. W. Stiles
Ada
Minn
Miles B
Berkeley
Cal
Iph Cheney
New Haven
Conn
Acquaintance Assembly Aims at Gates Students
Gates Business College schedules an acquaintanse assembly as the new school year starts tomorrow to foster intimacy among 150 current enrollments and a projected 350 by year end. Faculty advisors will hold 20 minute conferences with each student. Out of state attendees include Rushmore, Cowgill, and Claremont. Waterloo listings include Irene McMillan and many others across disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Business College
Bruce Gates
Rushmore
Minn
Cowgill
Claremont
N. H
Waterloo
Irene McMillan
Mildred Shanks
Grace Jensen
Bernice Thompson
Helen van Schoyck
Helen Moore
Lorraine Hinman
Hartleip
Herbert Siefkin
Eva Good- Tich
Ruth Lemman
Reva Clark
George Feely
Chester Coburn
Augusta Kuck
Mark Strubel
Mary Titus
Mary Catherine Miller
Loretta Galvin
Eva Crosby
Evelyn Wren
Leslie Baldwin
Bessie Hanson
Winifred Morrison
Esther Slippy
Florence Hillman
Florence Nelson
Robert Marshall
Margaretta Rosendahl
Dorothy Dickinson
Dorothy Bussler
Florence Berry
Hazel Boemecke
Donald Peterson
Mary Louise Barnes
Anna Mae Conley
Gladys Brennan
Alice O. Hileman
Margaret Richardson
Marte Meisch
Blairstown Hit by Cloudburst in Benton County
Cloudburst struck Blairstown in Benton county early today. Wires are down between here and Blairstown and damage is reported to the Northwest railroad eastbound track near Blairstown. Trains routed over the westbound line as the river swelled. Severe storms were noted at Belle Plaine Norway and Van Horne with limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Blairstown
Benton County
Here
Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern
Belle Plaine
Norway
van Horne
Orange and Black policy outlined by East High staff
Orange and Black staff at East High met to organize the paper for the year. The twice monthly issue will follow standard newspaper form with display headings illustrations and ads. Staff includes Dick Shane editor in chief Frank Beatle associate editor Kenneth Becker sports LaVonne Drilling James Mussett assistant sports writers Jane Becknell feature editor and others. Military unit listings appear at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange and Black
East High
Dick Shane
Frank Beatle
Kenneth Becker
LaVonne Drilling
James Mussett
Jane Becknell
Katherine Bickley
Harold Roepe
Joseph Morris
Louise Tollefson
Miss Mary Ethel Dixon
Clarksville Youth Enlists in Army Units Open for Enlistment
John Henry Long of Clarksville enlisted yesterday in the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Des Moines. Local recruiting officer Sgt. L. C. Greenup says several army units are open for enlistment including Fourth Cavalry at Fort Meade South Carolina Ninth Cavalry at Fort Riley Kansas Ninth Engineers at Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department of Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
Fort Robinson
Neb
Fort Bill
Okla
Fort Sill
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Tex
Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyo
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Ninth Field Artillery
Seventeenth Infantry
Third Infantry
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Fort Omaha
Fort Crook
Second Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
John Henry Long
Clarksville
Des Moines
L. C. Greenup
Greenup
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
S. C
Ninth Cavalry
Ninth Engineers
Kans
State seeks eleven liquor injunctions in Waterloo cases
Eleven applications for injunctions to restrain liquor-law violations were filed at 4 30 p m yesterday by County Attorney F W Edwards. In three actions property owners are named as defendants including Mary Sulentic with R G Howard owner N W Carmen with Mabel May West owner of part of section 33 East Waterloo and Francis Davenport with Michael P McDermott owner of the south half of lot 1 block 24 Railroad addition. Other cases name defendants charged with carrying liquor about their persons with intent to sell including Lou Likens R E Reed Steve Newman Howard Sackett Carl Gustafson Jack Corey H Happy Hoehne and Art Kentzleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sulentic
Barclay Street North
R. G. Howard
N. W. Carmen
Mabel May West
East Waterloo
Francis Davenport
Michael P McDermott
Railroad
State
Lou Likens
R. E. Reed
Steve Newman
Howard Sackett
Carl Gustafson
Jack Corey
H. (“Happy”) Hoehne
Art Kentzleman
Bullets Fly Around W Scott Williams in Chicago Streets
W Scott Williams Illinois Central general superintendent was in a riot yesterday as bullets flew in Chicago. A Mexican assailant wounded a policeman and was killed after police chased him into an alley near the Union League club luncheon. A crowd of hundreds panicked during the shooting. Union League guests fled into the street thinking bandits staged a bank holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Lines
Chicago
Williams
Union League Club
Heaty Fall Term Awaits Choosing Of Interim Judge
The death of Judge EB B. Stiles hastens a governor appointed interim judge in Black Hawk county. Potential candidates named include M. A. Smith of Independence C G Yoran of Manchester and H A Willoughby of Grundy Center. A rumor claims Smith may not wish to leave his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaty
M. A. Smith
Independence
C. G. Yoran
Manchester
H. A. Willoughby
Grundy Center
Smith
Ralph. Has
Bar associations to endorse candidates for appointment
Attorneys expect bar groups to meet early next week to endorse candidates for the judgeship vacancy. Black Hawk county not seeking a successor to Judge Stiles, with Boles and Wood resident in Waterloo. Geographical location and accessibility likely influence the selection for the Tenth district bench. The September term will be heavy with filings, including a retrial for State against O. S. M. Bweeney in a second degree murder case. Grundy county has never had two district judges. historical representations from Buchanan and Delaware counties are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
J. L. Chemey
Roy Cook
Black Hawk County
Stiles
H. B. Boles
G. W. Wood
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Grundy County
Cane
SM. Bweeney
Supreme Court
Buchanan County
C Ransier
Delaware
A.8
Blair
G. W. Dunken
Death mystery unsolved near Milwaukee railroad tracks
Jefferson county sheriff and coroner report no clues as to the death of a baby boy found along the Milwaukee railroad tracks south of town on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australia
New York
Holy Land
Cairo
Malaysia
China
Japan
Hawaii
Flworthy
Steamship General Agent
Tartaan Bivd
Pacife Express
Gates
Orange & Black Policy
Francis Veach
Elwin Phillips
Mariam Yaggy
Mabel Watson
Margaret Moore
Margaret Hellen
William Scully
Russell Sohner
Archie Shannon
F. W. Edwards
Wooood
Barron-Moore Coal Co
Yoran
Willoughby
EB B. Stiles
G.W. Wood
Tan
Lauerman
Lauverman’s
Ment
Kaynee
NEW School Caps
NEW School
Weaters
Standard Battery & Elec. Co
West Sth St. Distributors
Layman Bat, & Elec. Co
Franklin and
Fourth St. East Side
Yriebe Bros
East Fourth St. North End
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!