Rites Planned for J C Murtagh by Black Hawk Bar Members
A. B. Lovejoy announced that Black Hawk County Bar members will attend the funeral of James G. C. Murtagh at Sacred Heart Church, with police and court offices to close during the hour of the service. Pallbearers include Charles E. Witt and H. T. Wagner. honorary pallbearers list several Elks leaders and state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lovejoy
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
James GC. Murtagh
Sacred Heart Church
Murtagh
Charles E. Witt
Chicago
The
Elks Lodge
EB. H.mcgoy
H. T. Wagner
Burre
Towne
John J. Fearde
James G. Clark
Elks Lodge of
Iowa
S. T. Mears
H. B. Maynard
Waterloo
J. Lindley Coon
Cedar Rapids
Henry
Louis
J. Ward
Iowa City
Charles Logan
Keokuk
W. AL. Dickman
Clinton
F.G. Cluett
Sioux City
Marion Gard
Marshalltown
V. A. McGuigan
Dubuque
Hy, B Boles
R. W.hasner
G. W. Wood
J. Dg. Beem
G. J. Sager
C. E. Ransier
O.B. Courtright
J. W. Gwynne
J.T. Sullivan
J. S. Tuthi
Row
Knights of the
GC. C
Ries
Joe McCormick
Cedar
Rapids
Waverly
T. C. Hulman
Independent Republican
Jim Murtagh
Robert“Ingersoll
Jack Bain Joins Riviera Staff as New Personality Man
Jack Bain, a singer and dancer from Publix West Coast, will replace Casey Jones at the Riviera Stage after his last show next week. Bain, tall and handsome with strong singing and dancing skills, was selected by Boris Morros in New York and will depart Tuesday. Manager Grove considers offering a formal title for the new role and Bain may also lead the band in upcoming performances. Casey Jones plans Canada vacation and undecided about future work in Pub-Ux district. a job offer awaits if he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Jones
Rivier
Jack ‘Bain
Publix
New-York
Riviera
Boris Morros
New York
Bain
Des Moines
Grove
Casey
Jones
Canada
Pub- Ux
Alleged Forger of Money Orders Florida Bound
Frank Duckworth, 26, arrested by postal inspectors for alleged forgeries and cashing 15 postal money orders, some from Ozone Tennessee, since robberies. An order sent him to Sioux City for a second federal order, to face a Jacksonville, Florida, court where the case began. Duckworth was taken to Sioux City last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duckworth
Ozone
Tenn
J. E. Dempster
United States
Dempster
J. J. Brown
Sioux City
George C. Scotti
Duckworth
Jacksonville
Pla
Walsh gives $5,000 to Democratic fund
Davenport Iowa September 15 Thomas J Walsh head of a local construction company and friend of Governor Alfred E Smith announced a $5,000 contribution to the Democratic national campaign fund Walsh was a delegate to the Houston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsit
Davenport
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Thomas J. Walsh
Alfred E. Smith
Walsh
Houston
Huge tri motored plane visits Waterloo in stunt tour
Wamblee Ohanko, a three engine plane operated by Rapid Airlines of Rapid City, is scheduled to fly into the Murphy farm area near Waterloo at 3 p.m. today and tomorrow carrying passengers including local men W. A. Miller and P. F. Miller. The craft with 78 ft wingspan and 49 ft 41 in length, powered by three 220 hp engines, is used for wing walking stunts and aerial bridge parties.
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Wamblee Ohanko
Rapid Airlines, Inc
Rapid City
Murphy Farm
la Porte
Waterloo
W. A
PF. P. Miller
Walt Miller
Dakota Airways
Rapid Airlies
Huron
S.D
United States
Detroit
Southland
Swift Eagle
James Welling
Clyde Ice
Wamblee Chanko Ifs
Omaha
Des Moines
Iowa Stateair
C F Band to Play for Elks Tuesday Picnic Friday
Cedar Falls municipal band will give a lawn concert at the Elks club Tuesday evening open to the public. The program starts at o o clock. Members of lodge No 290 meet Wednesday at 8 30 pm in the club rooms. Next Friday noon to sundown the past exalted rulers day will be celebrated at Leland's grove with lunch at 12 30 pm. An injured man, Ed Kiall, 22, of Franklin vtred, was reported improved after wrenching his back and shoulders while crank ing an automobile. he had an X ray yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
The
Elks Club
Lodge No. 290
Leland’s Grove
Ed Kiall
Franklint
Kiall
Bartlett & McFarlane Fuel Co
Children donate funds for organ at science church
Sunday school children collected nickels dimes and pennies to fully fund a new two manual organ to be installed at the First Church of Christ Scientist at Second and Wellington. The organ, ordered in August from Austin Organ of Hartford Conn, will cost about 6000 dollars and be ready by Thanksgiving, financed entirely by the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Scientist
Second
Wellington Streets
A. R. Moreton
Park Road
Austin Organ, Company
Hartford
Conn
Firemen Battle Bees in Berlin Featured Invasion
Berlin, Sept 15 The Berlin fire brigade rushed to a confectioner’s center as thousands of bees swarmed over cakes. Bees, drawn by nearby hives, invaded the bakery after a nearby deputy’s beekeeper juggled a feeding spot, while a barn in Randalla near Fayette was burned by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
House of Deputies
Diet
Randalla
Boppman
Fayette
Former Waterloo Nurse Hurt in South Dakota Tornado
Thelma Sieglaff, formerly Miss Thelma Laveride of Estherville, Iowa, wife of Davis teacher S. D. Sieglaff, was seriously injured when a tornado struck Davis South Dakota. Eight men freed her after debris pinned her under a collapsed house. two killed and 60 injured overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
S. D
Davis
U.R
Sieglaff
Ed. Hoffer
Davis Eagle
Thelma Laveride
Presbyterian Hospital
Estherville
Former Pickford Home in Toronto to be Razed
Toronto readers are warned that Mary Pickford birthplace on University Avenue will be demolished for a General hospital. The plain red brick two story house sits among other homes slated for clearance as wreckers move in. Tourists are urged to visit before January first to see the landmark before it vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickford
Toronto
Mary Pickford
Parliament
Toronto University
Smith
Mary
University Avenue
General Hospital
Machado to Welcome Spanish War Veterans
Havana reports President Machado plans to greet in person the Spanish American War veterans arriving for their annual encampment in October.ender tentative numbers and schedules remain unclear as officials await final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machado
Havana
Humber
Amos R. Maricle Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Amos R. Maricle aged 81, long time resident of Waterloo area, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the family home 2020 Jefferson Street and at 2 p.m. at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev. William P. B. McCormick to officiate. burial in Elmwood. Woman's Benefit Association members will attend in a group and meet at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Maricle
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
Westminster , Presbyterian Church
William PB. McCormick
Elmwood
Woman's Benefit Association
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Jack Bain
Florida
Wey
Pont Shover
Rhe
Big Whaley
Hoay
Mara
Fiist
Roy L
Guensler
W. 8. Williams
Illinois Central
Western Lines
Wambleze
Ohanko
C. F
Elks
Entz Cafe
Nat’] Bank Bldg
Science Church
Wellington
Second Streets
S. D. Sleglaff
A. F. Sleglaf
Third Avenue West
Sleglaff
Town State Teachers College
Davis Schools
Walter E. Steglaff
Second Street West
Steglaff
Stieglaff
Walter Steglaff
McGregor
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Grocery Department
Black
Kentucky
Rane Nin Ntn
Paeiyan Alc
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Peru
Chicago Daily Tribune
TL Gauthier
Whalesale
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