Banquet Plans Completed for Jobbers League Dinner
Plans for the second annual Jobbers' league baseball banquet at the Galloway club are complete. About 150 guests are expected as officials tout a brighter, more brilliant event than last year with a menu, toasts, and a trophy presentation to the Courier pennant winners and batting ace F. Rosgen. Harry E Kiester toasting master, program includes Sporting News, Solomon Proverbs, and umpiring topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobbers’ League
Galloway Club Tomorre
Hare
Harry E. Kiester
Town Criers
Courier
F. Rosgen
Sporting News
PF. J. Bland Ceball
Austin Burt
Joagur
JH. Dunn
St. B. Malnare
Willey
Representative Buchanan Proposes Postal Savings Loans
Washington Sep Rep Buchanan introduced a bill to loan postal savings deposits to the poor on real estate collateral up to one half of value. The plan would move deposits from government pay to lending through national banks under federal oversight, sparking debate on access and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sepy
Buchanan
Chiesa
Massi
Wovern
National Banke
Westfield School Building Planned for Magnificence
The west board of education designates a site bounded by Magnolia avenue Bismark avenue Evergreen avenue and Rock Island avenue for a new Westfield school. Plans call for a 123 by 50 foot structure with a front entrance and rear boiler house amid surrounding grounds and a future open triangle site once William Gallow deeded land near Roe Island avenue.
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West Board of Education
Westfield
Waterloo West
Falls Avernue
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Ain
Cty
Magnolia Avenue
Bismark Avenue
Evergreen Avenue
Rock Island Avenue
Roe
Island Avenue
William Gallow
Regent Report of Reduction in Police Force Rumor Denied
A report claims the board of police and fire commissioners plans to cut patrols from 14 to 8 and add two mounted officers and two motorcycle officers. Police doubt the plan and note no official action has been taken. city coverage would be uneven if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Metropolitan Police
Couple Married by Rev Grimes at Her Parents Home
Edward O Yahnke and Miss Nelie Maude Dumond were married at noon today at the bride's parents home by Rev John M Grimes of the Central Church of Christ. A wedding luncheon followed and the couple plan a Texas honeymoon then housekeeping on Fifth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 0. Yahnke
Nellie Maude Dumond
F. D. Dumond
Fifth Street East
John M. Grimes
Central Church of Christ
Texas
Fifth Street
Meeting After Twenty Two Years Brings Siblings Together
Miss Manning, a traveler from Waterloo, met her brother J. Fan Yew in Waterloo after twenty two years apart. She noted the long separation altered them, yet she recognized him instantly despite his silver locks, a reunion described by Manning to a reporter. Yew visits this city each fall and is well known among local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Residin Roll
J. Fin
Waterloo
Watter
New York City
Andrea W
OP Corse
Miss Manning
J. Fan Yew
Manning
Mechanic Enrolls in Auto School for Delco Training
Walter B Seheppele, a mechanic at Rader Hates, left for Chicago to join a short course for automobile mechanics at the Delea Motor school. Biel Mater firm extends this opportunity to other shop workers, and hundreds of experts are expected. The school focuses on the Delco system, with emphasis on Buick cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bseheppele
Rader
Chicago
Delea Motor School
Biel Mater
Mater
Delco
Buich
Oelwein Bank Cashier Seen in City on Shoe Shine
RO Jamison, cashier at the Bank of Oelwein, was observed in the city today offering shoe shine services. A local passerby reported his presence near the downtown bank district, drawing attention from residents and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RO Jamison
Bank of Oelwein
Sho Ineaes
Felton and Garrett Visit Des Moines Unheralded Train Stop
President Felton and Vice President Garrett of the Chicago Great Western Railroad visited Des Moines quietly. They rode a boosters' train to Marshalltown, then proceeded toward Des Moines and planned further stops. Local officials and the Chamber of Commerce anticipated a formal reception, with details undisclosed. The note also covers mutual policy taxation changes in life and marine insurance under the Senate finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Felton
Garrettson
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Des
Marshalltown
Boosters’ Special
St. Joe
Kansas City
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Felton
al, Brown
Town Talk: Local Notables and Travel Circles Daily
Amos Ringley resumes duties at Walters and Simpson pharmacy after Presbyterian hospital treatment and a three day stay. M A Buchan former Black Hawk National Bank VP now president of First National Bank Palo Alto Cal visits. Joseph Drennan of Can ada Ir returning from Canada visit today. Charles Ade and Harriet arrive from New York to visit Dr and Mrs O J Fullerton before returning to San Antonio. J Rozenia Keystone banker and wife in city planning a $4000 ornamental residence with De G Ralston as architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Ringley
Walters & Simpson Pharmacy
Presbyterian Hospital
M.A. Buchan
Black Hawk National Bank
First National Bank of
Palo Alto
Cal
Joseph Drennan
Canning
1. Bowman
Canada
Charles Ade
Harriet
New York
Will
O. J. Fullerton
San Antonio
Texas
Keystone
de. G. Ralston
Mutual Insurance Tax Exemption Draws Focus in Tariff Talks
Washington Sept 2 Great interest centered today on tariff conferees decision to exempt from income tax the portion of mutual insurance policy dividends returned to policyholders. The action by the conferees was noted as potentially significant for policyowners and mutual companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Washington, DD. C
Smart Styles At The Smart Shop Fall Opening
Despite threatening weather a large crowd visited East Fourth Street's Smart Shop for its annual fall opening. The store showcased a parquet floor display, autumn floral arrangements, palms, ferns, and a central gardenaire of roses. Music by the Waterloo Ladies Orchestra accompanied a display of furs, coats, and gowns from Paquin, Worth, and Bernard. Hats off to Mrs H A Touhey and her son W J Touhey for their enterprise as staff coordination and sales organization appeared near perfect.
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Smart
East Fourth Street
Killarney
Waterloo
Paquin
Worth
Bernard
H. A.touhey
W. J. Touhey
Quiet week as fair draws crowds and names drift
Denver notices describe visitors from Galena Illinois and Dougherty Iowa, two day stay at Aurora fair, married couples and families traveling for the Bremer county fair, christening of Selma Eindrun, hose painting progress, and real estate sale. Clara Sporgert and George Sporgert return from Illinois trip. Eleanora Bruns attends Mankato Ladies College. Fred Mathias sells farm to H W Steege for 1600 dollars and plans to move to Denver. Mathias rents Howard county farm.
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Denver
LL. Lobeck
Bertha
Galena
Hannah Machow
Bertha Lobeck
Bremer County Fair
R. ¢. Smith
Aurora
William Squires
Clifton
Dougherty
Mra
George Jahnke
Krumm
Selma
Ed Runs
Clara
George Spgert
Tollinois
Eleanora Bruns
Ladies’ College
Mankato
Minn
William Oltrogge
Westgate
Fred Mathias
H. W. Steege
Stree
eMathias
Howard County
Raymond News Briefs and Local Happenings
C Lindner and wife travel to Oldham South Dakota to visit their son and family and will visit the homes of Mr and Mrs Merches. Dunkerton baseball team will play Raymond here next Sunday. Several residents visit others in Minnesota Cedar Falls Centralia Aurora Ill Long Prairie Minn Hot Springs SD. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joe Teeter.
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Raymond
C. Lindner
Oldham
S. D
Cad
Merches
Dunkerton
Fred Hewitt
Minnesota
Catherine Neuses
Lena Albus
Cedar Falls
Walter Hewitt
Fred Lukin
John Jungen
Carroll
Maggie Neuses
Will Werden
Centralia
Ida Demuth
Elizabeth Demuth
Aurora
Ill
A. Burt
Hot Springs
LS. D
John Busey
Long Prairie
Minn
John Reuter
Miss McElree
C. H. Hall
Lynn Smith
Eastern Star
Joe Teeter
Local Gossip and Upcoming Dance in Eagle Center
Miss Tressa McManus of Mason City visits friends in the area while Miss Patience Morgan of Dubuque and Mrs J T Sullivan of Waterloo are on extended visits. Several residents travel or recover from surgery, a dance at Voorhies hall with Gates orchestra is planned for Sept 30, and others relocate or visit relatives in Waterloo Ban ncroft Chicago and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Tressa McManus
Mason City
Patience Morgan
Dubuque
J. T. Sullivan
Waterloo
Elmer Conry
Florence Kieln
St. Francis Hospital
Voorhies Hall
Gates’ Orchestra
Henry Koerner
William Burger
Jake Schaefer
John Pierce
Alice Connelly
Banncroft
Peter Kitch
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Vetter & Waters
the Waters Dry Goods Cutter & Waters
Alexander Dumas
Casino
Consomme
Galloway School
Board of Education
Regent
Rev
Grimes
Bhallenberger
Louis Strempee
R. FD
Fairbank
Shallenberger
Great Western
Booster
Ward Ave
Commercial St
Gladstone Cafe
West 4Th St
Seven-rooum House
Jefferson St
Elk Tooth Watch
McCune’s
Sycamore St
Iowa Mausoleum
B. H
Dr. Boyce
West Sixth St
South
Grant Ave
Flora Jacoby
Sara Bair
Salla Frank
Jefferson Street
Cole
Benning
Independence Ave
Ira Hoover
Black Trank Nat
Pank Bldg
Hammond Ave
Maple St
Pine St
Real
Interstate Commerce and Railroad
State Board of Exraminers
Iowa
Irving Hotel
Earg
Money
aKill
Klinefeller & Sons
Park Avenue
Wis
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