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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

13

Douglass Spars No Time Bringing Car Thieves Here

Waterloo officer E. L. Douglass made a record trip to Chicago to retrieve Loren Walker and Glen Carlton wanted for auto theft. The pair waived extradition and were held without bonds in Chicago jail awaiting municipal court arraignment. Mr. Young accompanied the officer and drove the stolen car back to Waterloo.

E. L. Douglass Chicago Loren Walker Glen Carlton la Porte City K. Hy; Young Etty H. A. Leighton Waterloo Mr. Young Douglass Black Hawk County Walker Plancs Paul Walker Carlton

Mary L Lockwood Dies at Greene Funeral Friday

Mary L. Lockwood died at Greene Iowa on Tuesday at 2 15 p m from pneumonia she would have been 40 on May 26. She lived on a Floyd county farm 21 years and moved to town 35 years ago. Survived by five daughters two sisters two brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday at her home with Rev John Chase Lytton IA assisted by Rev Parker and Rev Buller. Interment Pleasant View cemetery.

Greene Mary L. Lockwood Poneumonia M. BE W.C, TU Alice Deere George Pringle Mattie W.F. Barr Edith Des. Moines Lydia White Greenfield Mass Martha Fales Norfolk Watts Ray Ralph Doore Alle Doore Marble Rock Harry Doore Charles City Ben Wiatt Des Moines Priday John Chase Lytton Parker Mr. Buller Pleasant View Cemetery

East High Debaters to Meet Tutors on Stage

East High and Teachers College High of Cedar Falls prepare a dual debate next week in East High auditorium. The question is Resolved That the United States Should Enter the League of Nations. Teams include George Heath Mildred Chaplin Austin Marlow for the East High negative and Sidney Mazaretsky Ruth Gary LeRoy Markham for the affirmative.

Eeast High Teachers College High Cedar Falls East High Teachers High United States League of Nations George Heath Mildred Chaplin Austin Marlow Sidney Mazaretsky Ruth Gary LeRoy Markham

Teachers High Wins Triangular Debate

Miss Ruth Hiller of East High, Principal F. T. Miller of East High, and PF. J. Kluss of West High judged a triangular declamatory contest at Cedar Falls last night. Teachers High won by first in oratorical and dramatic, second in humorous. Greene took humorous and thirds, Vinton earned two seconds and a third.

Ruth Hiller East High F. T. Miller PF. J. Kluss West High Teachers College Greene Vinton High Cedar Falls Teachers High Vinton

Jurors Cant Aaree on Steuben Verdict

A hung jury led to a mistrial in the state liquor nuisance case against B. T. Steuben. Jurors failed to reach a verdict after retiring at 4:10 pm and were discharged by Judge I.L. Boles at 8:45 am. The panel included three women and five men. W. A. Cook, county attorney, and F. L. W. Edwards, assistant, prosecuted for the state, with Birdsall, Wirdsall and Clark & Clark defending.

B. T. Steuben Boles W.A. Cook Attarn Flw. Edwards Birdsall

Eye care ad promotes Bucha optical services in city brief

An advertisement urges residents to visit Bucha for optical services with a concise city brief promoting eye care.

Local Notables and Activities Highlight Weekend in Des Moines Region

Community updates note Emma Zachary visiting Cedar Hops with sister Mrs. John Good. Des Moines officials advance League of Iowa Municipalities interests with Mayor Gnagy. Police patrolman E R Wray hospitalized after beat incident. Hinson travels to Detroit for a manufacturers convention. Rexall druggists hold a Des Moines convention to boost merchandising.

Emma Zachary Cedar Hopds John Good A. B. Lovejoy Des Moines Russell L. G. Belnart Dawson Street Gnagy League of Iowa E. R. Wray Jefferson Street Clyde Hinson Detroit Mich Associated Manufacturers of Babbitt Auto Equipment B. W. Schuneman Schuneman Drie Company Iowa Rex All Druggists Deg Moines National Rexall Company

Karnak Health Claim Promotes New Treatment Credited Cure

A Denver or Dubuque reader testimonial touts Karnak Pills as a life changing remedy for indigestion bloating headaches and stomach cramps. The speaker claims dramatic relief after trying Karnak and urges others to use the product, listing local druggists in Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns as sellers.

Karnak Mr. John Flynn Jackson St. Dubuque Towa Waterloo C.J. Miller Robert Drug Co Cedar Hieber Drug Co

Cedar Falls Notes on Campaign Gift butts and Club Meetings

Cedar Falls reports 60 telegrams praising H H Seerley Iowa State Teachers College memorial campanile appeal after WSUI broadcast. Alumni nationwide sent pledges including significant sums. distant senders include Boise Roswell Indianapolis Huntsville. Church groups hold Thursday sessions. Zion Evangelical Ladies Aid marks Mrs Louise Sartori birthday. Eastern Star holds 200 attendance with four new inductees. Tuesday and Century clubs meet. Cedar Falls welcomes visitors. Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin of Nashua visit relatives. Langhome and Letts linger as Cedar Falls plans residency.

Cedar Falls H. H. Seerley Iowa State Teachers College WSUI Iowa City United States Boise Ida Roswell N. M Indianapolis Ind Huntsville Tex

Junior Boys Class Social at Methodist Church

The M. E. Junior Boys class of sixteen at the Porte City Methodist Church held a social Monday evening in the church social room. Members invited one guest each for a two course supper at 6, then enjoyed games and stunts.

M. E Porte City Methodist Church Mira Charles Fairsteagher

Prize gives way to puzzle winner at county event

The note indicates Frances Willard theme at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Primrose's home on Commercial Street Friday afternoon with a program and refreshments. Clarence Miller of Waukon Iowa was in Porte City Saturday greeting friends and checking business affairs. Mr and Mrs Bannister of Chicago are due in La Porte City Thursday or Friday for a short visit and business matters.

Fred Nehlsen University Hospital Mabel Archar Oelwein W. S. Fink Good Cheer Guild Methodist Church Arthur Kline WO. T. I Priday Woman's Christian Temperance Union Clarence Miller Waukon

Centerville's 60 Year School Teacher Resigns

Mary Wright, believed oldest Iowa school teacher, resigns after teaching since 1864 in Centerville. She led upper grades until last Saturday, plans return when health improves, and has instructed generations including great grandchildren of early pupils.

Centerville Iowa Mary Wright

Lions Prepare for May Convention in Iowa Nebraska District

Lions clubs plan a large convention May 18 19 20 at the Iowa Nebraska district with over 1000 visitors expected A Wilford chairs arrangements and A J Onagy is vice president Women committees will handle hotel Sunnyside clubhouse and social functions A Parker Keefe and Wyant oversee a dramatic and musical program at the next meeting.

Iowa- Nebraska Black's Teaoom A. ©. Wilford A. J. Onagy Lions Club He Hotel Sunnyside Country Clubhouse Black The Lions Herb Parker W. J. Keefe Frank Wyant

West Union Man Pays $10 For Hotel Room

West Union man Edward Seydel paid ten dollars for a hotel room after being refused entry to Wateriog hotels due to intoxication. He hired a taxi to take him to the city jail yesterday afternoon, where he was checked out.

West Union Hdward Seydel Wateriog

Man Falters in Court After Bail Forfeit Declared

A man paid $10 for a supposedly secure room used as bait for his release but failed to appear in court today. Bond forfeiture was entered. William Thomas, colored, received three days in jail for drunkenness when he could not pay the fine.

Po Hes William Thomas

Lutheran Students Conference Set to Open Friday

Cedar Falls reports delegates will arrive for the Lutheran Students association of the Mississippi valley conference opening Friday and running through Sunday. Wartburg College director Martin Heyde will lead a concluding concert with local league hosting. Prominent attendees include Prof. Lange of Iowa State College Ames and Rev. Paul Roth of Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Cedar Falls Conference of Lutheran Students Association of the Mississippi Valley Martin Heyde Wartburg College Prof. Lange State College Ames Paul Roth Milwaukee Wis

Gas on Stomach Keeps You Awake

Advertisement notes gas on the stomach pressing on the heart and organs causes restlessness and sleep loss. Claims Adlerika acts quickly as an effective intestinal evacuant, helps constipation, and often works in one hour without gripes. Mike Gauss Pharmacy and Robert Drug Co. ads list addresses.

Las Mike Gauss Pharmacy Robert Drug Co Sycamore, St

Surprise Party for Thomas Meisch at Home

Twenty friends hosted a surprise gathering for Thomas Meisch at his residence last evening. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. G. Stong, Mrs. Ralph Smith, and Louis Jurgenson who were honored with favors in cards and music.

Thomas Meisch Stong Ralph Smith Louis Jurgenson

Jesup Editor Fay Place Dies After Illness

Fay Place editor of the Jesup Citizens' Herald is seriously ill at his home from uremic poisoning that developed yesterday morning.

JESUP Fay Place Jesup Citizens' Herald

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