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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
9
Kiwanis and guests will hold a combined May party and ladies night at the K of P hall on Tuesday evening in April. This is the third annual party with dinner, orchestra music, and entertainment by the Kiwanis club Quartet and Komical Klown band. Dancing from 3 p m to midnight. Members urged to bring a treat for their wives or guests.
Oelwein Illinois April 13 The school board extended A W Moore contract for two more years as superintendent of the public schools. He had already served the prior two years. His son Forest was elected superintendent at La Porte City for the next three years.
In Oelwein Iowa April 18 special term a divorce suit Ray Thompson versus Craca Thompson requests $6000 alimony and custody of three children. He alleges the property he earned is held in her name.
Cedar Falls April 13 Special Teachers in city high school will not seek re election include L. P. Thomas athletic director Miss Helen Dinsmore art department and Miss Mildred Graham Latin and Spanish. Ladies Aid of Grace M E church will hold a flower sale tomorrow with Rosabuds sold by congregation girls and larger orders via committee representatives at Main cafe Fourth street east and Ruby N Elemsioner shop.
Mortuary notices report the funeral for Mrs Perl Padgett formerly of Waterloo conducted at Waverly with burial at Janesville. Died in Mercy hospital Waverly after long illness from tuberculosis later linked to past influenza. Florence Creager daughter of Albert Creager Waterloo died at home aged about 60. Remains viewable at Petersen Bros mortuary with burial in Iowa Falls planned for Sunday afternoon.
Mrs J Morton and Mr and Mrs H C Campbell of 210 Minth Street East are informed of the death of their daughter Mrs YY Morton in Seattle Washington last evening Mamie Morton is mourned by her family and friends in this lossy notice
Campbell, a long-time resident prior to marriage about twenty years ago, resided in the south and west since. Besides her parents, she is survived by two brothers Frank and Paul, a sister Evelyn of Waterloo, and another sister Mrs. Wnola Carrick of Louisiana. Miss Campbell will leave this evening for Seattle.
Dispatches from India report serious disturbances at Amritsar amid rising Hindu Muslim tension. The unrest stems from competing proselytizing activities by both communities, fueling fears and clashes across the region.
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