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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1923

Page

10

Fines and Rulings Upheld in Iowa High Court

The Supreme Court upheld heavy fines against defendants in Waterloo vice cases, remanding to fix imprisonment for nonpayment. It reversed and remanded Munson case to specify imprisonment length, and ruled Williams’ judgment should certify time tied to the fine. Fines for liquor nuisance were sustained as consistent with enforcing prohibitory law.

G. W. Wood Supreme Court Vice Crusade Waterloo Courier Nes Moines Alva J. White Harry Williams Munson Stete Charles Munson White Wood Black Hawk County Williams

Fatal Gas Explosion Ends Life Of Mrs Blim In Hermosa Beach

Details from the Redondo Reflex describe a gas explosion ten days ago in a Hermosa bungalow leased by Mrs. Blim and family. Mrs. Martin Blim, about 40, died, her mother Mrs. Mary White, 65, was seriously injured, while Mrs. Blim’s two children, Martin Jr. and Virginia, escaped unharmed. The stove and fireplace fire combined with a blown roof and falling partition contributed to the tragedy. the boy warned his mother before the blast. The Hermosa Life Guards recovered Mrs. Blim’s body.

Hermosa Cal Martin Blim Mary White Redondo Beach Jlaw Blim New York

Cedar Heights Play Pleases Large Crowd

Cedar Heights Community Players staged Reno Divorce Court at West High Auditorium drawing about 600 spectators. Sponsors were Women’s organizations of First Baptist church, with proceeds to the building committee. Star B. R. Shoemaker as Bill Jones earned frequent encores while Mrs E R Shoemaker and daughter Bess provided music between acts.

Cedar Heights West High Auditorium First Baptist Church Pers Church B. R. Shoemaker Bill Jones Jie E. R. Shoemaker Bess

New Bridge Company Incorporated Here

The Currie Simpson Bridge company filed articles of incorporation yesterday afternoon to enter general contracting with capital authorized at 25000 dollars. Officers named include Henry Templeton as president J B Currie as vice president and F Simpson as secretary and treasurer. An amendment also filed increases Arch McParlane Fuel company capital stock from 15000 to 25000 dollars.

Currie-Simpson Bridge Company General Contracting Henry ¥. Templeton J. B. Currie F. Simpson Arch McParlane Fuel Company

Sale at Kathryn Meek Mat on 204 East Tours Bt G

Tomorrow and Saturday, a big sale advertisement is listed for Kathryn Meek Mat at 204 East Tours Bt G. The notice highlights a retail event with various items available and emphasizes limited time for shoppers.

Met Kathryn Meek 204 East

Union Church toInstall New Regular Minister

Congregationalists of Union Church plan to call Rev. L. D. Blandford of Eldon Iowa as pastor around March 1 succeeding Rev. W A Peterson. Blandford and his wife, also an ordained Congregational minister, visited Waterloo in December and impressed the parish with sermons and personality. Mrs Blandford may take a separate charge if it allows residence in Waterloo.

Union Congregational W. A. Peterson Sioux City Nev. J L. D. Blandford Eldon Maron Waterloo Blandford Rock

City in Brief Ad Clip Highlights Local Happenings

Local notices report Mrs. A N Lichty ill with a severe cold and the Moody Bible Institute Founder's Week in Chicago attended by Mr. and Mrs. W H Brown. Miss Martha Sweeney recovers from grippe, Dr A A Hoffmann’s car bumper stolen, and Buckeye County matrimony activity shows a slump. A Lyell Weist fined for illegal liquor sale. Talmage Allen granted a divorce. various illness, quarantines, and a Des Moines legislative meeting involvement noted. Also mentions a car crash on Logan Street, the hospital recovery of Merlyn Snodgrass, and local advertisements for Show marveller, chicken pie supper, and Walker Binch Kid Oxfords.

A. N. Lichty J. Rex Bryant Moody Bible Institute Chicago Martha Sweeney Henry Court Jagrippe A. A. Hoffmanth First Presbyterian Church W. H. Brown Henry Kahler Lafayette Street Ka Mac C. M. Griffith Bluff Street Lucia Cleveland Osage Waterlon M. B. Cleveland Prospect Avenue George Weilein Eleventh Street West Black Hawk County J. W. Thompson Llewellyn Bosga Ingrippe E. A. Boggs Leland Avenue Alys Weist G. W W. Wood Talmage Forla Allen Mississippi J. A. Brooks Logan Ead Walnut Broans William Lanigan Merlyn Snodgrass R. J. Snodgrass Chicago Street Presbyterian Hospital Marveller Pfava First Baptist

Fire Prince Repeats Feb 15 by West High students

The Fire Prince operetta, staged by West High students at the auditorium, was well received and requested for another show. It will be performed again Thursday evening February 15 with the same cast and Mr. and Mrs. Mart Halbmeir and family expected to attend.

West High

Missing Man Is Not in Gladbrook Water Tank

Gladbrook Iowa officials had feared a missing painter W H Wahl was trapped in the town water tank. A 104 foot tower inspection found no body and water deemed safe. Wahl later recounted he slipped, wandered, was treated for illness, and now seeks no payment.

Gladbrook W. H. Wahl SSI G O. Schroeder Howard Glass Wahi W. W. Mattox Belle, Plaine Wahl John Stearns Union Iater T Independence

Radio WGY Concert Schedule and Broadcast Program

Radio Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa airs concerts on 400 meters with weather, market updates, and a live WGY transmission from Schenectady New York. Feb 9 includes chimes, stock listings, an educational talk, Sendman's visit, and a full evening program featuring instrumental selections, operatic numbers, and scenes from The Prince Chap with a cast including Peyton Rodney and Claudia, in a studio broadcast setting.

Palmer School of Chiropractice Davenport Eriggay Sendman N. m Ochestra WGY General Electric Company Schenectady N. Y Priday Requee Sanford Prince Edward Panle Ars Arrington Claudia Ethel Oliver Phoebe Packers Fruth Edmonds Alice Travers Princess Margaree V. Smith Poston Pleyelimontini de Seve Tack Rodney Loans Peyton Prock Hfeimund WOY Cervantes Sonrino Sie Mirianm S- Anthony Karte W. Shurg Tiano Sole Wark Schwbert Ane MacDowell Earl Rice Slo April Eastasy Speaks Miriam Anthony Miolin

Orchard Man Dies on Train Enroute to Osage

John A. Eldridge postmaster of Orchard, M A, died suddenly Tuesday evening on a train between McIntire and David while returning from Rochester Minnesota where doctors had given one to five years to live. A daughter Mrs Ed Kerlin of Mason City accompanied him. The body was taken from the train at Osage. Eldridge once ran a restaurant in Osage and later the Lawnt hotel. he served as postmaster five years. Burial followed at community church services.

Orchard M A John A. Eldridge McIntire David Rochester Minn Ed Kerlin Mason City Osage Elfridge Lawnt

1923 City paving plan outlined for Monday council action

A large 1923 street paving program was presented for council review. Ralph Slippy, city engineer, prepared a detailed plan of streets to be paved or resurfaced with a district assessment method. If approved, bids will be let and work could start about April 1 with hearings 40 days later.

Siges Ralph Slippy A. KE. Gnagy

Fragmented transit names and streets in a garbled note

A corrupted OCR style list mentions numerous streets and place names such as Lafayette, Park, Mulberry, Sycamore, Cherry, and Center. The fragmentary text includes references to rights of way, train derails, and various street transitions with many misspellings and unclear segments. No coherent event or clear entities emerge.

Conger Counter Center Sudwavind Uther Crem Hohl Tarker Kern Cather Vian Indupendenes O Cortlandt Cartlande Co Fowler Owder Tarlekiins Pranicle Lafayetts Lafayette Lo Syelle Ord Crom Sycauvure Uit Witter Lang Lnatyette Mulberry

Memorial services for Mrs. Jenn Speicher

Funeral services are set Sunday at the O Mang Towne chapel at 2 p m and at the Church of the Brethren at South and Seventh streets. Rev A P Blough will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot at Orange Township Cemetery.

John Shou Jenn Speicher O'Mang & Towne Church of the Brethren South Seventh Streets A. P. Blough Burke Orange Township

Male Quartet Sings at Revival Service in St. Paul's M. E.

A male quartet and soloists performed at St. Pauls M. E. church last night led by Rev. C. B. Luce. The group included Clarence Dawey Arthur Dahl and J L Mitchell with Mrs Gralmen Maussinger at the piano. The evangelist preached on undivided allegiance and the need to place God first. Four people answered the altar and the revival will conclude with three services Sunday.

St. Paul's M. I. Church W. A. Lhuell Evangelist Jesus God Ihird

Exposure of House of David Court Action Reported

A court action seeks to halt questioning in a case alleging ritualistic coercion within the House of David sect. Petitioners Ruth Rand ford Reed and Gladys Bainford Rubel accuse leader Purnell of forcing underage marriages and religious obedience from girls including Ruth and Gladys, with claims of abduction and travel to multiple cities. The petition details supposed years of coercion, forced betrothals, and trips ending in Grand Rapids and other locations, as authorities pursue legal remedies.

Robert Des Votsoes Dix Gladys Bouton Rumford Iter Ruth Mis Wika Ruth Iman Atldayit Denjamin Uotil Purnel Robert P. Reet DuMige Grand Rapids

Value of Charcoal and Quoted Health Claims

An article extols charcoal as a safe disinfectant and purifier, praising Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges for cleansing the stomach and improving breath and complexion. It also notes agricultural price data for 1922 and 1923, footwear ads, and a mention of the largest animal, the sulfur-bottom whale.

Stuart Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture

Farm Wages Fall In October to January Survey

Washington report shows farm wages lower than three months earlier with declines from 2.1 percent to 6.4 percent across regions. The three month period October to January saw average daily wages for farm laborers at 1.98 dollars without board and 1.47 with board, while monthly averages were 34.80 and 27.81 respectively. Highest monthly averages without board reached 42.71 in the Western division and 34.71 in the South Atlantic states. with board 42.78 in the Western division and 21.06 in the South Atlantic states.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture South Atlantic States

Fire Destroys St James Parochial School Building

About a hundred children marched out in order as a fire devastated the St James parochial academy today prompting immediate evacuation and school officials to assess damage and safety concerns.

St. James

Epsom Salts Tasteless Now Advertisement

When constipated or sick enjoy splendid physic at two bowels of a dose of Epsom salts without laxative harshness. A few coats by a pack of "Epsenade Salts," a discovery of the American Epsom Association. Children gladly take it. Drug stores.

American Epsom Association

Mow Lo Guard Against Appendicitis Attack

An advertisement for Adlerika touts bowel cleansing to prevent appendicitis by removing old matter. It claims benefits for gas and chronic constipation. Product promoted by Mike Grus and sold in New Hartford via J. O. Colvin.

Adler Ika Mike Grus Commercial St New Hartford J. O. Colvin

A Beautiful Woman Is Always a Well Woman

Mrs. W. M. from Arcadia Nebraska credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing her nervous spells backaches and bearing pains. She reports lasting relief and ongoing health since using the remedy and urges others to obtain it from local drug stores or by writing Dr. Pierce for advice.

Arcadia Nabr Dr .Pierce Livatins ™ Hotel Buffalo

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