Scoutmasters of Waterloo Scouts Named by Jury
Scoutmasters and assistants for Waterloo troops were announced by Arthur F. Jury, executive. A goal to boost registered scouts to 550 by Christmas was set, with three new troops projected and expansion to St John’s, Grant, and Washington Irving districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
St. John's School
Grant
Washington Irving
Charles Greeley
William Ashmore
Hal Mosier
Wary Bunker
Ian MacKellar
J. Spencer
Harold Weilein
Alfred Dletsch
Melvin Garnett
Claude Lee
Edward Ott
P. J. DeWolf
S Joe Snively
Hubert Smith
Walter Wade
Arthur Milnes
Charles Linkins
James L. Page
Charles Flin
Richard Carr
Floyd Teeter
R. P. Morris
Harry Ralston
Horace Urbey
Ivan Pfieffer
Russell Stewart
Donovan Dietz
Elliot Purmort
Peter Hurley
H. Eugens Reed
Harry Proctor
County Board Considers Parking Ban Near Pavement
Black Hawk county supervisors met at the courthouse to discuss a resolution prohibiting parking on the pavement or within one foot of it on all county paved highways. County attorneys A G Reid and Roland Merner say law grants the board highway supervision and parking prohibition for safety. Formal action expected this afternoon.
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Black Hawk County
Law Enjoined in Guthrie County Tuberculosis Eradication Case
Judge W G Vandergroog grants a temporary injunction restraining Guthrie County supervisors and the state department of agriculture from enforcing the county tuberculosis eradication law. Petition filed by the county farm bureau organization. Hearing set for October term to decide on permanent injunction.
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Guthrie Center
Juudge W. G. Vanderntoog
Knoxville
Guthrie, County Supervisors
State’ Department of Agriculture
Arm Bureau
Des Moines Rises to $25,000 Legion Endowment Quota
Former Gov Kendall, state chairman of the American Legion endowment drive, praised Des Moines for reaching its $25,000 city quota after four days of solicitation. About 90 percent of subscriptions were cash as the campaign met its goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Xi.is. Kendall
American Legion Endowment
Rendall
Anson Barnard Able Soon To Leave Hospital
Anson Barnard, superintendent of bridges and buildings for the W., C.F. & N., injured in a bridge construction accident near Denver, will be released from Allen Memorial hospital soon. He is improving daily. a wagon driver weight crushed his left hand, requiring amputation of his thumb and two fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Barnard
Denver
Allen Memorial Hospital
Barnard
Police Add Officers to Meet Des Moines Crooks
Des Moines Chief James Cavender added new officers to the police force as anticipation of a busy fall and winter grows. The move aims to bolster patrols and curb criminal activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Atelires
Antesaria
James Cavender
Polige
Criticism Prevails Over Pavement Parking Policy
Waterloo area supervisors face backlash after traffic officers ticket 21 vehicles parked on pavements near Electric Park and the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. Cedar Falls justice court will hear cases, with officials arguing enforcement prevents accidents and congestion while motorists decry the moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Northey
Waterloo Towship
Ray Murray
Cedar Falls
Trafic
Electric Park
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Rainbow Drive
Electric
Cattle Congress
Northey
Justice Court
Ceodar Falls
Corn Husking to Begin Next Week in Illinois Center
Corn husking and threshing will start next week in the Town area of Illinois Central rail road district. The weekly crop report notes rapid corn drying, about six percent safe from frost, and three fourths of silos filled with better than expected yield. Fall plowing, winter wheat sowing, and satisfactory fruits and vegetables are reported. The season saw 19.2 inches of rain, 66.8 degree average temperature, and 71 percent sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Railroad
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Membership Majors Meet for Campaign Plans
Majors and captains of the coming membership drive met at noon to discuss plans. The complete captain list will be announced Monday, after which workers for each team will be chosen. Divisions include G. B. Holton, A. A. Lohner, Rev. R. E. Williamson, Fred Repass, and Ray Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. AL C.al
G. BR. Holton
A. A. Lohner
Rev. R. E. Williamson
Fred Repass
Ray Short
Danish Woman Minister Bans Anthem in Election of Judges
Copenhagen Sept 25 AP Mistress Nina Bang Denmark's first woman minister and head of education bans singing of the national anthem as warlike to public good. She sits through a theatre incident and seeks to restructure the Danish school system along German lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Nina Bang
Board of Education
Bang
Miss Blanche McCullough to Wed Bella B Jennings
A Cedar Falls engagement party for Miss Blanche McCullough and Bella B Jennings was held at Castle Hill with 16 guests including Mrs. Harry Thomas Newton as the only out of town guest. Pale pink and nile green were the party colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McCullough
Bella B. Jennings
Cedar
Castle Hill
Harry Thomas
Newton
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County Board
T. B. Law
Guthrie County
Betty Brown
Western Union
Ween
MR. Holliday
Courier
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. E. Holliday
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