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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

12

Two Young Men Use Fraudulent Check at Local Grocery

John Rogers of 1204 Franklin street confronted two well dressed men after they bought 1.20 worth of items and left with 19.50 change from a bogus 20.70 check. The check falsely appeared to be for Fred A. Andrews of 514 Independence avenue and was signed as E. M. Berkley Waterloo. No such account or address exists. Police Sgt. Burk and Officer Cumrine investigated without result. They asked nearby towns to watch for the pair, described as about 30, light and dark complexions, and wearing a silk shirt and neat attire.

John Rogers Franklin Street Hugh Cumrine Fred A. Andrews Independence Avenue E. M. Berkley Waterloo Berkley Rogers

Williston Dies After 50 Years in Manchester

M H Williston, born 1847 in New York, long resident of Manchester Iowa for 50 years, died August 20 in a Des Moines sanitarium. A traveling alesman for over four decades, he served in the Fourteenth Wisconsin during the Civil War and married Mary L Merritt in 1872. Survived by daughter Mrs EB T Alford, brother John Willton, sister Miss Mary, and two grandchildren. Funeral held last Tuesday in Manchester.

Manchester Strongsville Reedsburg Wisden Williston Fourteenth Wisconsin Réedaburg Wis Mary L. Merritt Cuba N. Y EB. ‘T. Alford Waterloo John Wilton Mary Ashland Des Moines John Call Township H. A. Duke Eleventh Street Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Siegel Commercial Street David Siegel P. B. Walker Ralph Davis Frank Harrison Seattle B.S. Harrison Denver Street Harvard Cleveland Alfred W. Mul

County Institute for Teachers to Be Held at East High

Annual Black Hawk county teachers institute will run Sept 1-2 at East High School. City and rural program heads H D Lend C W Eline H C Moeller with Dr Charles Fordyce J L McBrien Dean Fordyce Alison Aitchison and Fred Cram lead sessions. Community singing led by J H Styles Des Moines.

Black Hawk County Teachers’ Institute H. D. Leend C.W. Eline BE. J. Burkett Ator Lincoln Neb Charles Fordyce Sean College of Education University of Nebraska Dean Fordyce Alison Aitchison Fred Cram Ie. DC J. H. Styles Des Moines

Intercollegiate Morse shoe Pitching Set This Winter

Des Moines reports that morse shoe pitching will become an intercollegiate sport this winter if plans at Iowa State College and Drake University materialize. Charles W. Mayser of Iowa State has challenged Drake, accepted by Ed Litton acting athletic director. Practice expected to begin at Drake when school opens.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa State College Drake University Charles W. Mayser Iowa State Ed Litton Drake

Annual Picnic of Black Hawk County Motor Trades Bureau

Members of the Black Hawk County Motor Trades bureau with families travel to Union Bridge park for the first annual picnic. Waterloo delegation joins guests from Cedar Falls La Porte City and Hudson. Program features field events a baseball game between Waterloo east and west teams a dance and numerous contests including races potato contests tug of war rope climbing trapshooting and more with surprises promised by committee Ralph Kramer William Keefe W R Brown and A B Chambers.

Black Hawk

City in BRNF Parents and Local Notices

A jumble of community notices from BRNF. Mentions many residents traveling, visiting relatives, and staying with friends. Reports quarantines for smallpox, auto trips to Mason City and Sanborn, and a break in at Coburn's sporting goods. Also notes arrests for sleeping in an outhouse and a local auto wrecking firm burglary, with several families and addresses named.

Coburn Sporting Goods Bridge Street J. W. Best Williston Avenue Ruth Dodson Waterloo Mahala Leeper Clarksville Devil’s Backbone National Park McGregor Douglas Hickle Elliott Wilson

Outing card from Lap brims with trout tale

Lap and his bride are seen enjoying a north outing. He sent a note from Fort William Ontario about landing a two pound speckled trout in Nipigon, praising the stream and rapids. The card mentions travel by auto and references postal delivery from Fort William.

Lap Nipigon Fort William, Ont

Baseball Championship Decided At Byrnes Park Today

First Baptists and First Methodists meet at Byrnes Park at 5 p m to contest the 1921 Sunday school league title. The nine inning game awards a large trophy donated by a local auto firm, to be presented at next Sunday services. Hope favors the Methodists amid Baptist late improvement.

First Baptists First Methodists Byrnes Park Baptists

Iowa Boy Pianist Hailed as Prodigy

Mason City Iowa August 30 18 year old pianist Pettit formerly of Butler county wowed St John s M E church audience with morning and evening performances. Critics praise his technique and tone predicting future concerts and likening him to a coming Paderewski of America.

Mason City Ira Pettit Butler County St. John’s M. E St. John’s Church Paderewski America

One Wild Week at the Palace Features Bebe Daniels Cast

Well known film players including Frank Kingsley Mayn Kelso Win Stevens Frances Raymond Badye Thapman and Bull Montane join Bebe Daniels in support of One Wild Week at the Palace. The Realart star headlines the engagement with a notable supporting lineup.

Bebe Daniels Realart the Palace Frank Kingsley Maym Kelso Win Stevens Frances Raymond Badythe Thapman Bull Montane Carrie

Glimpse of 1920s Cinema at Palace Crystal and Plaza

A fragmented film page reviews multiple 1920s releases and showings. Clarke Ward and Lea D lead varied plots with adventure, romance, and comedic twists. The Crystal Theatre features The Moonshine Menace and The Rent Collector with Paramount week coming, while the Palace screens The Hazy Road and a Fox News special, plus Sunshine Co. nostalgia. The Plaza presents Love Honor and Behave, with Sennett’s fast-paced comedy and a raft of chases, raiding scenes, and stunts. The Strand hosts The Wild Goose mounting Thrills with Diana Manners and a stellar cast.

Clarke Ward Jove Mines Daniels Helen Holmen Lea D Maloney Seatre Co Fox News Thomas Meighan the Crystal Gladys Georgs Semen Paramount Crystal Cristal Theatre

Smiley and Kerry in Crossed Roles at Strand Theatre

Joseph Smiley and Norman Kerry interpret varied roles on stage at the Strand Theatre. The production showcases their versatility as they switch between characters, delivering a lively performance that draws steady crowds.

Joseph Smiley Norman Kerry Strand Theatre

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M. H. Williston County Institute For Teachers East High Waterloo Laundry Bec Poio2 Black Hawk Bank Union Bridge West Side East Ide Buchanan Adeline Allen St. Francis Hospital Nellie Sickels Evanston Wil Addie Hungerford A. E. Gragy George Bridgeman Sarah Garinger Walter Fern Claugh Grant Avenue F.C. Pushee Clear Lake Nora Kelly Independence L. H. Hershiser W. H. Daniel Stewartville Minn W. H. Bonwell Clyde Hubbard Austin Roe St. Paul Frank Benedict Marshalltown Henry Shore Virden Street William Makinster Bluff Street Sioux Falls S. D Indianapolis Ind Minnie Story CG. L. Austin Le!Roy Mr. Austin Fremont Austin Fred H. Stearns Vital Statistics E. L. Allender H. H. Young F. P. Randall Washington Moline EB. Graham Chief Young BASE Cedar River Park Mitchell Waterloo Athletics Oelwein, Iowa Oelwein Their Judith Gore Honor Behave Hlack— Mailers Mack Sennett the Plaza Eddie Gribbon Kalla Musharajne Suma Murray Phyllis Haver Ford Sterling Mr. Sennett Cosmopolitan-Paramount Strand Diana Manners Frank Manners Mary MacLaren Hotree Herbert Dorothy Bernard ANI Crystal de Luxe Thomas Aegis Crystal de Lowe Aurent Ringling Circus Day Schuneman's Drug Store 4Th and Lafayette Sts Ey Dek Babe Bud Roda Royal Fred Swartz & Co John Ela Burke Clever Juggiers 5Th St the Majestic Electric Park Music BY the Comedy Orchestra Joe Knipp Tony Gentle Tonee Adair Albert Knipp Johnnie and Charlie Dempsey Mack Gennett Five Reel Adventures OF Bob and Bill Garden News Helen Holmes Gouverneur Morris Golfer SCANE Money Back Sale Scane’s ‘Coties Shop East Fourth Street
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