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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

22

Loyalty 10 Laws a Heart Matter Says Iowa Judge

Des Moines Iowa December 11 Judge B Q Tankersley Marshalltown notes that improving self-governance within individuals is key, not piling laws. He cites broken homes as a major root of delinquency and urges organized homes with attentive parents as prevention. The judge traces crime to youth, heredity, social and economic factors, and stresses that true reform requires family and community focus rather than quick fixes.

Des Moinés B. Q. Tankersley Marshalltown Board of Control Marshall County

Conduct Funeral of Mrs van Ordstrand at Waverly

Mrs Ade Van Ordstrand died at 1 a m after seven years of paralysis. Funeral at her daughter Mrs Henry Gors home in Waverly Monday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Rise. She was 74, survived by a grandson Waldron. service notes past Congregational ties. High Mason killed in New York when struck by a streetcar. Dr Werton, 55, member of two lodges.

Eldora Waldron New York INS Ea Ward Hathaway Werton Mexico City

Property tax deadlines and delinquent sale rules

All property taxes are due January 1 in the county treasurer's office. If one half is not paid by April 1 a 1 percent monthly penalty applies and the full tax must be paid in one installment. The second payment is due before October 1 to avoid penalty. A delinquent tax sale is held annually on the first Monday in December.

Crash and Scream Tie Man's Arrest for Beating Wife

A glass smash and a woman's scream at 1:30 a m led to the arrest of George Hetherton of 1506 Lafayette street on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Officers responded to a “wild party” report at 11:20 p m yesterday. Hetherton posted a $25 cash bond and was released as bond was forfeited.

George Hetherton Lafayette Street Lafayette John Raines Hetherton Hoetherton

Great Rejoicing by Rheumatic Cripples

An old time advertisement promises rapid relief from rheumatism with Rheuma treatise. It claims two daily tea spoonfuls dissolve body poisons and drive rheumatism from joints, touts no narcotics and a no cure no pay offer via Wangler Bros.

Wangler Bros

Floyd County Woman Heads State PTA Organization

Mrs Ed Beck of Charles City selected to head the department of organization for the State Parent Teachers association at Des Moines. Committees under her will handle membership magazine finance literature and budget as plans for reorganization were outlined at the session last week.

Charles City Ed Beck This City Floyd County Parent-Teachers Association State Des Moines Beck

Des Moines Meeting Finishes With P T A Decision

The National Congress of Parents and Teachers association was decided at the Des Moines meeting held last week.

National Congress of Parents and Teachers Association Des Moines

Frances Dinsdale and Roy Keller wed at Grant township home

Miss Frances Dinsdale daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Dinsdale of Grant township married Roy Keller son of Joe Keller of Buck Ingham in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Nearly 100 guests attended and the couple will begin housekeeping on the Mrs Tom Dinsdale farm recently operated with hired help.

Keller-Dinsdale Tracy Frances Dinsdale Tom Dinsdale Grant Township Roy Keller Joe Keller Buck Ingham Dinsdales

First Soldier Knittled In New Rochelle Mystery

Denis Driscoll, the city’s first enlistment for the war against Germany, was found dead in his shanty with his head crushed. Police investigate a startling early war tragedy in New Rochelle.

New Rochelle Denis Driscoll Germany

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