Henry Althouse Dies In Waterloo After Long Life
Henry W. Althouse 64 lifelong Waterloo resident and painting contractor died at 7 57 am at 212 Jefferson Street from paralysis following a stroke a year earlier He was born November 7 1862 near Falls and Mullan avenues son of John H and Margaret Althouse His father built Waterloo’s first wagon He married Margaret Davis March 29 1885 Survived by wife a son John L Althouse and a grandson Jack Marvin Althouse plus several siblings Funeral arrangements pending at Kistner mortuary
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Waterloo
Hore
Jefferson’ Street
Falls
Mullan Avenues
John H
Margaret Althouse
Bridge Street
E. W. Coburn & Son Sporting Goods
Althouse
Margaret Davis
Black Hawk Lodge
Order of Eagles
Athetics
Turner Society
Red Jackets
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John L. Althouse
Oakland Avenue
Jack Marvin Althouse
Louis C. Althouse
Jefferson Street
George F. Althouse
Ashley, Ia
Bowman
East High Drama Club Starts Work on One Act Play
East High Drama club has begun work on its first one act play of the year titled The Gate. Cast includes Joseph Morris Robert Pritchard Annie Strom Maxine Mead and Dick Shane. Miss Ruth Hiller, dramatics instructor, returns to lead the club today.
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East High Drama Club
Joseph Morris
Robert Pritchard
Annie Strom
Maxine Mead
Dick Shane
Ruth Hiller
Waterloo likely hon Iowa for bio concern
Heavy property interests of the Black Hawk Oil company and its Waterloo headquarters will influence Midcontinent Petroleum to keep Waterloo as the Iowa base after the sale of Black Hawk to Midcontinent becomes effective Oct. 1. Frank E. Kistler sells stock to Midcontinent, maintaining active ties in Waterloo.
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Black Hawk Oil Company
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Iowa
Black Hawk Company
Midcontinent
R. W. McDowell
Black Hawk
Frank E. Kistler
Denver
Colo
A. H. Coward
Peyroll
Waterloo
Milk Drinking Contest Highlights Dodge Picnic Event
A milk drinking contest drew more than a dozen men who drank from pint nursing bottles at the Dodge Brothers Owners picnic held yesterday at Hussman’s Woods near La Porte City. Chris Schmitz of Jesup won the event as more than 500 owners and families attended.
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Dodge Brothers Owners
Hussman's Woods
la Porte City
Chris Schmitz
Jesup
Dodge Brothers Picnic Honors Cars and Local Winners
Frank Col ford Jr Inc hosts a Dodge Brothers picnic with prizes for oldest and newest Dodge cars. The 1914 entry from Brandon won oldest, Fred Letsch of Waterloo won newest. Races honored local youths, Mrs Kathryn Lincoln and Mrs Irvin Riexers won craft events, and a baseball game ended 11 to 8 in favor of the owners.
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Frank Colford, Jr. Inc
Dodge Brothers
Www
W. Koutney
Dodge
Brandon
Waterloo
Fourth and
Franklin Streets
Fred Letsch
Billy Letsch
Lloyd Shefler
la Porte City
Marcellene Tarpy
Willam Holub
Hudson
Kathryn Lincoln
Castle Hill
Irvin Riexers
Cedar Falls
Ers
Ernest Hausman
George Hausman
H. E. Lincoln
Sam Wilson
Battery
Victors
J. O. Gragy
Joe Hunter
Advertising firm doubles its capital stock
An amendment filed today reports Merchandising Counselors, Inc. has doubled its capital stock. The articles originally filed May 10, 1927 set capital at $25,000. the updated authorization increases the amount accordingly.
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Counselors, Inc
Advertising Services Amendment Up Budget to 446000
The amendment raises the authorization to 446000. The object is to perform advertising services of various kinds. Earl M. Loban is president and Eile Loban secretary.
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Earl M. Loban
Eile Loban
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Henry. Althouse
Henry W. Althouse
N. Y
Tulsa
McDowell
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
Roper
Roper Gas
American Gas Association
Owa Public Service Co
West Side
Cor. W. Sth & Jefferson
Confidence
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Chicago
Illinois Central
Bassbalk
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
W. L. Buckley
Owens
Kroehler
Davenport
Kroehler Davenport
Jacquard Velour
Jacquard
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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