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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1927
Page
13
Herman Landon presents The Gray Phantom's Romance as a serialized tale syndicated by Berla for Ledger Syndicate. The piece offers adventure style plotting with a mysterious protagonist and evolving conflicts across city settings.
Adventures unfold as Che Gray Phantom, linked to Sylvanus Gage's murder, breaks from a refuge to clear his name. A boat scene identifies him, a tunnel escape leads to new danger, and he is overpowered and chloroformed while fleeing through earth.
The Phantom weighs reasons to act against the police as dangers loom. He contemplates Helen Hardwick, his resolve fueled by bravado and skill. Jerome stands unreadable as the Phantom studies front-page photos and a yellow journal's rewards. Photos of Granger and the Phantom spark concern as wagers mount. He jumps up, eyes cold with steely intent.
In the gloom he checks the time then moves with quiet precision. A sharp-edged tool changes his beard as he hides behind a wash stand and slashes facial hair. Patrolman Pinto’s recognition renders the disguise necessary to continue the escape.
After a quick glance in the wrrior he dresses and pockets items from the dreamer. The Gray Phantom braces for one of the maddest and most perilous waterpines of his career.
Glenn Penne's bid to build a gasoline filling station at First and Commercial Street failed after not securing the required number of consent petition signatures from property owners within 200 feet. Building Commissioner D B Toenjes reported the shortfall to the city council. A separate item notes a diver broadcasting a radio talk from the Thames bottom in London.
A Washington post recalls the Capital Bachelors Club founders and notable members, detailing marriages and current positions. It lists Major Generals, ambassadors, and diplomats connected to the club, noting many achieved high offices while remaining bachelors or later marrying notable spouses.
Eight teachers in West schools submitted resignations to Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell and will not return next fall. The group includes Eugene R. Beyatt, head of the commercial department at West High, and Miss Bernadine Wen-
A listing of teachers and instructors includes Dell, French instructor Miss Melon Partridge, girls' physical training instructor Miss Gail Wilbur, mosie supervisor Miss Nancy Elliiott, fifth grade teacher at Whittler school Miss Evelyn Knowlton, fourth grade teacher at Kingsley school Miss Agnes Nelson, sixth grade teacher at Whittler school, and ungraded room at Bloane M. Wallace school Miss Eudora Carey.
Several property transfers are recorded in Gilbertville and Cedar River Park areas. Anna Schmitz and others sell blocks 78 79 80 11 0 plat to Frank Etringer. Etringer acquires blocks 79 80 81 0 plat. Lewis Kemp sells to Frank Etringer. Gina Eilen L Morgan to Anna Reichert. Stevens sells part of Cedar River Park. Hugh McCartney sells to Isadore Glass. Marie Kemp with John Kemp and Frank J Stillman transact adjacent parcels. Cornelia E Wicks sub div west side.
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