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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1924

Page

10

Republicans Organize Black Hawk County Central Committee

With the central committee fully organized, Republican leaders in Black Hawk County pledge an aggressive campaign. Chairman P. H. Frank announces the new slate of officers and vacancies filled, listing a long roster of men and women across Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and surrounding townships.

Republican Party Black Hawk County P. H. Frank Central Committee Eli, L. Esher la Porte City George D. Harris Waterloo Frank Barclay Joan Anderson 3Stra Jessie King Bennington Edwin Stubbs Lillian Miller Big Creek E. L. Esher Mary F. _Lizer Black Hawk A. H. Brandhurst Ee Prebersons Cedar Ezra Kober Georgia Kober Orin Cedar Falls George Mathes Katherine Hurst Engie Richard G. Holmes Adelaide Gunn East Waterloo A. ©. Finnley Keturah Douglas Fox Arthur G. Young Maybelle McKibben Jester Earl Kleckner Floe FE Correll Francis Lincoln E. E. Vittum Alice Ingola Vernon—Sammel Bopp Effie’ Webster Orange H. W. Miller Anna Buller Poyner G. W. Fot W. L. Hearst Winifred B. Leavitt G. W. Fagen Prederika Stiles Mary Bereman City OF Precinet Peter Marrells Idan M. Hartman W. E. Ogle Nelie F. Bragson A. G Reld Florence DL. Blank Clayton B. Branson Florence B. Shores G. C. Payne Helen Fairweather G. W. Dawson Evelyn AfcQuilkin J. Belt Harriet Finn George L. Doyen Maybelle Rector Foy Cross

Waterloo ex serviceman moved from Independence to government hospital

Mrs. George B. Worthen, secretary of the Waterloo Red Cross, arranged the transfer of an ex service man to the government hospital at Knoxville Ta. She stated all ex service men in state hospitals may be transferred to U S hospitals at relatives or guardians request. She also discussed compensation claims with four other ex soldiers while in Independence and emphasized pursuing adjusted compensation for disabled veterans.

George B. Worthen Waterloo Red Cross Independence Knoxville U.S Worthen

Sunnyside Club Women’s Consolation Pairings Listed

Pairings in the Sunnyside club annual women’s golf consolation flights are announced. In the championship consolation Mrs. H B Chandler plays Mrs. M B Cook while Mrs. Hutcheson meets Mrs George Shoemaker and others draw byes or face second round matches at the country club.

Sunnyside Club H. B. Chandler M. B. Cook R. O. Hutchison George Shoemaker R. G. Smock A. M Donnan A. Brannger Robert Hardin Drew Byes Bryant Mrs. Raymond Ellyson Hardin Joe Raymond P. L. Bryant W. Ellyson

Weekend Forecast Brings Warmer, Fair Weather

The state bureau predicts fair and warmer conditions this weekend, a welcome change from the past week's cloudy, wet weather. Many picnics and outings are likely Sunday as temperatures yesterday ranged from four degrees above zero to fifty five.

State Bureau

Trial notices amended for 20 day rule in certain cities

Federal Judge George C. Scott informs local bar that filing rules for trial notices are amended. Waterloo and Mason City actions must be noticed 20 days before term start. Trials in Dubuque Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and Sioux City still require 45 days notice before term start.

George C. Scott Waterloo Mason City Dubuque Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge Sioux City

Kid Ray to Meet Harry Brown in Electric Park Ring

Kid Ray and Harry Brown are set for a six round main event at Electric Park next Wednesday. Both locals have built strong reputations for aggressive fighting and crowd-pleasing exchanges. Lou Moore meets Kid Roberts in the four round semi windup as part of the same card.

Kid Ray Harry Brown Electric Park Ring Marty Brown Electric Park Harri Brown Lou Moore Kid Roberts

Two Scrappers Clash In Four Round Preliminary Bout

Young Polly and Little Tarry, both noted Scrappers, meet in a four round prelim as the event opens. The bout promises brisk action with the crowd hoping for a sharp clash.

Polly Little Tarry

Beachler to Deliver Farewell Address at Rotary

Dr W O Beachler director of the Rotary club and pastor of First Brethren church will give a farewell address at the Rotary luncheon Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson. The program order was set by secretary Jearze H F Shoemaker. Attendance stood at 77.2 percent last Monday with 112 present and the goal is to exceed 80 percent.

W. OH. Beachler Rotary Club First Brethren Church Waterloo Rotary Hotel Russell-Lamson Jearze HF. Shoemaker

Boys Intending Robbery Trapped and Arrested

Frank Barvey aged 14 of 8012 Commercial Street and Orville Barber aged 15 of 1086 Fourth Street East were arrested for breaking into Standard Grocery at 170 Fourth Street East. Proprietors trapped them in the basement as windows were closed, preventing escape. A 210 Salisbury Street call at 11 40 p.m. alerted police. James Chelhts, a Black man, was found bloodied after an attack by a Black woman. he was treated at the police station and sent home. Ida Wloskins, 24, of 64 Linn Street, was arrested near midnight after a neighbor reported disturbances.

Frank Barvey Commercial Street Orville Barber Fourth Street Fia Standard Salisbury Street James Chelhts Halstead Street Palies Station Ida Wloskins Linn

Celebration Turns Sour at Hoekins Home Court

Ida faced a $10 fine and costs in police court for a disturbance at the Hoekins residence during a four celebration. Mickey Malone, a wanderer, was arrested two days ago for drunkenness and failed to appear due to a hangover. he also owes $10 and costs.

Beckuse Hoekins Ida Vosta Mickey Malone

Great Western railroad fair opens in Chicago region

The Chicago Great Western railroad show arrives in the area for a week, opening Tuesday September 2.

Orlwein CLOSH Oelwaln Chicaga Great Western Railroad

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