North Central Iowa School association formed in Cedar Falls
County superintendents teachers and officers meet at the State Teachers college Cedar Falls to organize the North Central Iowa School association covering sixteen counties. Officers include Benson Myer Hart Creitmeyer and Margaret Myer with October meetings planned and a program featuring Dr. Tre y and Prof. Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Aret Myers
Black Hawk Land
Mitchell
Della 5
Franklin
J. H. Hart
Butler
Clarence T. Benson
Cerro Gordo
Mary Cretzmeier
Bremer
State Teachers’ College
North Central Iowa School Association
C. T. Benson
Mason
Margaret Myer
Waterloo
Mary Creitmeyer
I. H. Hart
Allison
Teachers’ College
Trey
C. P. Cosgrove
Iowa
Dubuque
Taibuqua
Nora Eastern Association
Farewell sermons and social notes from Cedar Falls meeting
Cedar Falls Iowa September 24 brief notes of events and travel. Titus Lowe will preach farewell then travel to Omaha to fill First Methodist pulpits. Delegates depart for Upper Town conference at Tipton Iowa. Local visits and gatherings include the W R C Kensington, college reception, and varied travels of residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Titus Lowe
Omaha
First Methodist Church
FL XN. Miller
Tipton
Marshalltown Wins Marathon Season Finale In Tight Nine-Frame Match
Daylong tournament ends with Marshalltown players dominating the last frame. In order, Wilbur and Keene beat Crabtree and Hixon. Paulger and Brown defeat Wawson and Wood. Crabtree and Hixon top Keene and Olbrick. Marshalltown pair defeats Brown and Hedford. Samson and Byers beat Wood and Wasson to equalize. Miller and Keene then beat Wood and Wasson after two hours of hard play as fans fill the stands for the finish. The marathon game ends with Marshalltown prevailing after strenuous play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Keene
Crabtree
Hixon
Marshalltown
Paulger
Brown
Wawsson
Wood
Olbrick
Hedford
Samson
Byers
Wasson
Miller
Oaes
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Waterloo Area
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include transfers in La Porte City Waterloo and Cedar River park among others. Notable deeds involve Kennedy’s 20d addition La Porte City to Charles K Smith for 5900 dollars and Elmwood Cemetery association selling lot 187 section I to T R Aldrich for 57.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Co. F. Pike
Charles K. Smith
Kennedy
la Porte City
Olive Budd Miller
Aungst
Wellington Place
Waterloo
Caroline Clark Leavitt
T. Wilson
Leavitt, Johnson & Miller's
Louis H. Stolte
George Jorgenson
East Waterloo
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
JT. W. Smith
Hagerman Place
H.W. Smith
A. D. Sumner
Cedar River Park
Murderers Still Are at Liberty in Des Moines
Des Moines police search rail yards and towns for Jean Garnet and Tony Turra after two killings Monday night. Henderson died from shotgun wound after argument on a Scott street car. Soda died from a stab wound after a saloon quarrel on Elm and Sixth. Garnet and Turra fled. both are described as colored and Italian respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jean Garnet
Bob Henderson
Tony Turra
Joe Soda
Henderson
Garnet
Arthur Jee
Lee
Jackson
Fifteenth
Scott Streets
John Roberts
Eighteenth Street
Orange
Murray
Negvoes
Soda
Tony
Joe Turra
Fred Sulla
Southwest Sixth
Elm
Sulla
Turra
Burlington
Boosters Equip Train With Telephone Service
Eight cars chartered by Des Moines commercial club boosters carried in car telephones. A O Rourke arranged with Elvin Bickley of Corn Belt Telephone to wire parked Pullmans and coaches to a long distance line to Des Moines. A switchboard aboard connected the cars enabling free calls for families and newspaper offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Commercial Club
A. O'Rourke
Waterloo
Des Moines
Elvin Bickley
Corn Helt Telephone Company
Canned corn prices may rise after reduced packing
Des Moines Iowa September 24 G W Baxter secretary treasurer of the Iowa canners association says U S canned corn packing will fall nearly 60 percent this year after a meeting with representatives from about a hundred canning firms in Iowa Illinois and Indiana. He predicts prices of canned goods will nearly double from last year citing nationwide poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
G. W. Baxter
Towa Canners’ Association
Towa
Ilinois
Indiana
Dexter
Young thief escapes by jumping from hotel roof
A reader accused of petty larceny was jailed briefly but escaped by climbing to a third floor window. He leaped eighteen feet to a hotel roof and then fifteen feet to the ground, evading capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingley
Pioneer farmer Albert Clarke dies by his own hand
Perry Indiana September 24 Albert Clarke a pioneer farmer about 70 years old committed death by self harm by cutting his throat with a razor. His body lay on the barn floor about an hour after. Clarke had lived on a farm seven miles north of Perry for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Albert Clarke
Clarke
Ban on Dancing Lifted at Drake University
Des Moines Sept 24 Drake University students celebrate after the university senate voted to lift a six year ban on dancing at school functions. The ruling body met in a special session and decided there would be no restriction on dancing as long as students avoid excessive forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Drake University
University Senate
Boy Escapes After Minor Arrest Reported
A teenage boy, linked to about a dozen robberies, was arrested Saturday but escaped from officers and remains at large as of September 24. Authorities continue to search for him.
Spendthrift at Waterloo Preview Delights Local Audiences
The Waterloo hosts Porter Emerson Browne's The Spendthrift with Miss Sherwood in the young wife role. The play offers new twists on a classic tale and features a strong cast led by Primrose. Saturday matinee and night performances attract college-goer crowds and those curious about contemporary stage trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Emerson Browne
Miss Sherwood
Primrose
the Waterloo
The Game at Waterloo Tonight by Fane Gorrell
The Fane Gorrell company presents the comedy drama The Game at the Waterloo this evening. It is touted as one of its best plays with tickets priced at 10 and 20 cents. The Spendthrift follows on Saturday with Marion Sherwood in the lead as vehicle for Primrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane-Gorrell Company
W R C Members to Attend Mrs Catherine Jeremaisen Funeral
The W R C is asked to assemble at the G A R hall Friday at 2 PM and march in a body to the Danish Lutheran church for the funeral of Mrs Catherine Jeremaisen. Members should wear memorial badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. C
G. A. R. Hall
Catherine Jeremaisen
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G. Packard
Waterloo Hrening Courier
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Mr. Wynkoop
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Terday
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Main
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Shieh
Vis ‘Urs
East
Mehral
Harrison Vanderlip
Methodist Church
Sanborn
Fairview
Odd Fellows
Aitkin
California
W. T. M. Aitkin
Black Hawk Construction Ca.nis Arart
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Olive
Francis Streets
Pacon
Palls
Faye Bacon
le Valley
Lawn City
Leniz
North Dakota
Earl Odell
Waterlo
P. H. Boysen
Edar Rapids
Boysen
Excelsior Springs
Ken Sington
Chas. Boehmier
Washington Street
Corps
Frank Lamb
Ilinois Central
Mrs
Rose Lamb
W. A. Bryant
Chicago
Frank Watson
Walcott
C. M. Wynkoop
Mr. Watson
Dawson
Shanenan
Downing
Mesdatnes Robinson
Mornin
H. E. Ives
Episcopal Church
John Cole
Waverly
B. E. Ives
Edward Higby
Eddie
Okla
Wighy
Hal
May Dahl
Presbyterian Church
Let
Frederickson
Miss Dihl
Hart Schaffner
Marx
The
Spalding W. J
Ht Harts
Frank Bros
Drake
Rome
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Liberty
Hagerman
Amt
Northwestern Land & Investment CO
West Poartl Street
Woolen Mill Tailors
Sycamore Street
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