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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1929

Page

14

H. Smith Named Manager for Public Service Co

H Smith named manager for the Iowa Public Service Co at Cherokee, succeeding Ralph H Garrison as Avision manager effective Oct 1. Garrison joins Utilities Power & Tight in Chicago. Smith, former general superintendent of Glifen Gas and Electric Co, returns to field duties after five years in that role.

Yoward ‘Smith Iowa Public Service’ Company Cherokee Will Ralph H. Garrison Avision

Notable Career Moves Highlight Smith Family Ties

A prominent figure, Smith, left Waterloo in 1917 to head Ke wan ee Gas and Electric in Ke wan ee, Iowa, for the American Gas company. He later moved to Charles City as general manager for Central Town Power and Light Co. In 1925 he became Cherokee division manager. He has two daughters, Dorothy at the University of Iowa and Margaret at home. he is married.

St. Ames Waterloo Kewanee Gas & Electric Co Kewanee American Gas Company Smith Charles City Central Town Power & Light’Co Cherokee Dorothy University of Iowa Iowa City Margaret

A Year Ago Today in Waterloo

Waterloo item recalls events from September 14 1928. Patrolman Harry Mason was shot in the face by shotgun blast while pursuing a car through Cedar Falls. Arthur A Lohner elected president of the Waterloo Community Chest at a meeting. Arch W McFarlane announced as a Republican candidate for HouiMont pevennes on the Courier.

Harry Mason Hawk County Cedar Falls Arthur “A. Lohner Waterloo Community Chest Organization W. C HouiMont Pevennes Arch ‘W. McFarlane Courier

Trade papers praise F. Kistner in Waterloo ads

Feature articles in American Funeral Director and Embalmers Monthly applaud FE F. Kistner funeral director for a Waterloo newspaper advertising campaign. The journals reprint ads as models to show the public the relation between undertaker service and families. The slogan emphasizes that the service rendered by a man is the prime requisite to a family.

Waterloo FE. F. Kistner

Grain Trains Too Long for Passing Tracks

The Rock Island division reports trains longer than passing tracks, causing delays as opposite runs need to maneuver. Great Western meets Independence in the season finale at the local field. DB Foxis suffers typhoid fever on Fifth Street Southwest. Fayette County Bankers Association to meet at Gelwein Country Club September 19. A nine-figure circulation totals after Iowa Savings Bank receiver distributes final deposits. Robert Farisee's body lies in state in Oelwein before burial in Stockton. he farmed near Hazleton two decades ago.

Gelwen Bept Rock Island Railroad Great Western Independence H. Foxs Fifth Street Fayette Hazleton

Passing Bad Check Unlocks Jail Bars

For the second time in two weeks the wheels of justice today ground out a 30 day jail sentence for a man accused of false utterance of checks. J. R. O Connors an elderly man.

Wheels of Justice J. R. O'Connor

OConnor Given 80 Day Sentence By Municipal Court

OConnor received an 80 day sentence from Municipal Court Judge George J. Gager this morning after his arrest last night by Bailiff George M. Essex of the municipal court. OConnor is alleged to have passed

Dike George J. Gager George M. Essex Municipal Court O'Connor

Freshman Enrolls at Illinois University Amid Legal Mentions

A report notes a May payment issue involving a $100 fine and costs with a judge and sanctions. O'Connor and Burr Towne comment on punishing bad check passers. Separately, George F. Brown, an Urbana Mattoon teen, 18, 4 ft 1.5 in, 47 pounds, enrolls as a freshman at the University of Illinois.

Urbana George FP Brown Mattoon University of Minols

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