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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1922

Page

8

Sacrifice Hit And The Future Of Life Lessons

Paul Dietrich spoke at a Chautauqua lecture titled The Sacrifice Hit, weaving wit with a life philosophy that the sacrifice hit in sports mirrors selfless acts in life. He urged youth to sacrifice now for the future, citing Ford, Rockefeller, and a farmer’s calf, and emphasized service, harmony, and communal good as path to lasting reward. The Goforth orchestra performed afternoon and evening, with Dvorak Humoresque featured.

Paul Sunshine)Dietrich Chautauqua Tetl Jim Ford Henry Ford Ethel Bryan Rockefeller Goforth Dvorak

Minstrels Delayed by Fire and Confusion at Waterloo

The Goforth Black and Gold orchestra, traveling from Clinton, reached Waterloo at 5 p.m. after a 3 a.m. start to open a Chautauqua program in the old amphitheatre amid confusion. Five players from different city parts directed the troupe to the grounds where only the door knob remained. The opening number began about 10 minutes late. The group, led by Edward Kunz, includes Bernard Scanlon, Tony Marinello, William Peterson, Glenn Welty, and Harry Giulhue, and will perform next in Spencer, Iowa, after touring Illinois and Missouri.

Waterloo Clinton Glenn F. Welty Chautauqua Iowa Spencer Illinois Missouri Edward Kunz Bernard Scanlon Antony Marinello William Peterson Glenn Welty Harry Giulhue

Rainbow Drive Speedster Fined Under Mileage Rule

A Waterloo resident paid a total of 16 dollars after a 34 mile per hour excess led to a $1 per excess mile fine. One muffler case was dismissed when a broken muffler was shown. Eleven others paid fines from 5 to 10 dollars before Castle Hill officials.

Waterloo J. O. Gragy Castle Hill Rainbow Drive

Wembers Cell Fee Controversy Spurs Australia Aid Debate

A fragmentary report notes a five pound charge linked to a government service in Australia. The note hints at ongoing disputes over pricing and official action, with no clear names or dates readable from the text.

Three Bicycles and Two Tires Stolen Last Night

Police report multiple bicycle thefts with three bikes taken from Clyde Jennings, Richard Teeterman, and Bert Muller. A lock and padlock were used on one bike, two padlocks were missing on another, and two tires were stolen from the York Tire Service garage.

Clyde Jennings Lupton Street Richard Teeterman Williston Avenue Fifth Street Sycamore Bert Muller Almond Street York Tire Service

Pioneer Meats Merchant Succumbs After Gas Leak

Jacob Demmel a Waterloo pioneer meat merchant living at 721 Third Avenue West was overcome by escaping gas in an empty room on the second floor of 626 Commercial Street. Fireman Capt. Ross Baldwin and a physician used the pulmotor to restore breathing, and he was taken home by ambulance in a stupor. Mrs. Demmel and two daughters found him unconscious after returning at 6 a.m. and the strong gas smell filled the room.

Jacob Demmel Third Avenue West Waterloo Commercial Street Demmiel Fire Department Demmet

Night fears ease as full consciousness returns

During the night fear of the outcome lingered until morning when full consciousness returned.

Four Hurt When Side Car Is Thrown Of

Sioux City Iowa July 31 four boys were seriously injured in a sidecar accident when the motorcycle and sidecar broke away on a curved paved road. Two brothers Leo Terri 17 and Buster Terrill 26 were in the sidecar and were hurled about 40 feet across a ditch into a fence. The motorcyclists were badly bruised but not seriously hurt.

Sioux City Twa Here Leo Terri Buster Terrill Boyea

Widower Fred Edwards Dies After Local Hotel Discovery

Jefferson South Dakota widower Fred Edwards, 39, died after being found in agony in a Sioux City hotel room. A partly empty bottle of corn liquor was located on the dresser beside him, suggesting acute alcoholism as the cause.

Sioux City Arcate Fred Edwards Jefferson, S. D

Auto and Buggy Collision Reported on Grant Avenue

A motor vehicle and a horse ridden buggy collided yesterday at 7:30 p.m. on Grant Avenue near Hedges. The car, driven by B. W. Falls, struck the rear of the buggy, throwing its occupant and causing minor injuries. No serious damage reported to the automobile. no serious injuries to the horse or rider.

Hedges Grant Avenue F. H. Bathost B. W Falls Osk Lawn Avenues

Orange Concert Postponed by Chautauqua Event

The Orange hand concert at Orange Grove tonight is postponed to next Tuesday night due to chautauqua. The note mentions it is 25 years since Marconi’s wireless telegraphy discovery. An A for sale ad appears in the Courier.

Orange Grove Marconi

Illinois Central System's Appreciation of Its Faithful Employes

The pension department of the Illinois Central System marks twenty one years of operation, having paid out 2,456,000 to 1,499 pensioners. Benefits depend on years of service and average pay, with pensions ranging from 1 to 3 percent per year of service, and incapacitated workers after 25 years eligible. Pensions include annual passes for retirees and spouses, while board members bring long service. The railroad praises employee loyalty, readiness to return in emergencies, and invites constructive criticism.

Pension Department Ilinois Central System Illinois Central System Tllingis Hllinals Central Board of Pensions

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