Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09
Iowa Neps Items

Strawberry PoInt-K w. Kingsley,
who. with his brother, a. o.. Kings-
ley, established the first cheese fac
tory in Iowa at Delaware In 1866. is
dead at his home here. He engaged
in the creamery and cheese business
here IN 1876. He was 50 years old.
Dss Moines- The Rev. Rowland
Hanson. pastor OF the First Baptist
church since 1905. resigned Sunday
and will leave the local pulpit next
fall. While the pastor has not def
nitely determined upon his plans for
the future. It is likely that he will
accept a passionate in southern CALI
fornia DIR. Hanson was pastor OF a
church In Beloit, Wis, when he came
to Des Moines fifteen, years ago. He
had served several other large Bap-
fist congregations previous to his
passionate In Beloit, and q church in
Madison. Wis, has tried repeatedly
to secure his services since he has
been here.
Waterloo The 9unnyside Country
Club. Waterloo's now golf club, will
build q club house costing epproxi-,
mately $4,000. Contracts for the
building were awarded today and
work will be started at once. The
club house will be ono Of the most
complete in Iowa. An eighteen-hole
golf course is now being constructed.
The club purchased a 160-acre tract
of land several months ago. The
new club has It's members. The
municipal golf course at Byrnes park
is being enlarged. A nine-hole
course has been maintained in the
past while an eishteen-hole course
is now being constructed.
Council Bluffs-m neaith and de-
spondent because he could not work
caused Royal BeidieR, 1928 Sixth ave-
nue., aged - years. to take his own
life yesterday afternoon by hanging
himself in the garage at his home.
When found by his wife, about
o'clock yesterday, Beidler had been
dead only q few minutes. Coroner
Cutler was called and took charge Of
the body. No inquest will be held.
Beidler has not been able to work
for over q year. due to i'll health
caused by.a fall. Brooding over his
Ill health and the fact that he could
not work are said to have caused him
to take his own life. He was bridge
builder. He was married but had no
children.
DavenPore-Ths Joint arbitration
board Of the Trt- City Builders board
OF the carpeuters' union Of the quad
cities has settled the wage scale to
be paid to the carpenters at 81 Der
hour for the continuation Of their
agreements. which expires April 1,
1921. Members Of the Builders' Ex-
change say that there never had been
q question about paying the demand
OF 81 per hour Of the carpenters.
The only controversy they had with
the carpenters was the alleged
breaking Of the agreement and they
held out on everything until it was
admitted that the agreement made
Sept. II, 1918. had been violated, it
was stated. Statements made by the
carpenters' union officials show that
they are satisfied with the situation
as it exists today for they claim that
they have won their demand Of 81
per hour, which was all they want
ed.
Hamburg-The work of clearing
the Bank Of Hamburg for the re-
organization has been progressing
rapidly during the past week. and
when the necessary form has gone
thru the institution will be a state
savings bank, Incorporated under the
laws Of the state Of Iowa, with
paid up capital stock Of 100000. The
new bank will be strengthened by the