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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1924

Page

2

Roosevelt School Forms Parent-Teacher Association

A Roosevelt district P T A organized last evening with 60 patrons and teachers present. Officers elected include Mrs J F Morris president Miss Mildred Schaefer and Mrs Fred Grant vice presidents and Miss Faye Parkin secretary treasurer Mrs Morris previously served as P C of the city council. The event featured remarks by Mrs Eva Cairy and a brief program by Miss Norma Guiser and others.

Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association J. F. Morris Mildred Schaefer Fred Grant Faye Parkin Morris Pata Eva Cairy Norma Guiser H. A. Buy- Sen Ci Tractors Guiser S2ug Jessie Shirley

Local club events and city permits noted

The Wild Nosy club plans a Valentine gathering at Mrs Southerland's home with comic valentine favors and a piano dinner. Hutchinson heads to Marshalltown to address the Kiwanis club on city art. A building permit for Sinu Clair Refining marks a $5,000 gas station project at Commercial and Mullan. Frank A. Blim gets a small garage permit at 411 Pine. County board adjourns without awarding a new county farm administration building contract. bids to be reviewed at next meeting. Bleeding and graveled road work discussed for 1994. 1994 New England dinner set for Wednesday at 6. First Baptist Church event listed.

Ethel Stull Della Southerland Sou Piente Npurt Sinuclair Refining Company Commercial Street Mullan Avenue Frank A. Blim Pine New England

City in Brief: Local Notices and Court Actions

A compilation of brief items: residents traveling on business to Chicago, staff additions at Postal Telegraph, late office hours, whooping cough cases, Y M C A meeting recaps, court jurors discharged, judges visiting the courthouse, divorce decrees with custody rulings, and local officials addressing county care costs. Includes names such as William Webb, D. B. Summerhayes, Mrs. Tintson, Peter Daley, Kenneth Biler, and Lawrence J. Morris.

A. C. Feddergon Davenport Cedar L. I. Edwards Edwarde Ia Peter Daley Waterlon Chicago Great Western Kansas City Chicago Kenneth Biler Marshalltown Postal Telegraph Company Peter BE McE&nany Duryen Minnie Zeuch Wast High School Y's Men's Club Y. M. GA William Mano Grace Alemeyer U.S. Cavalry Lawrence J. Morris Fredericksburg Flo District Court J. J. Clark Mason City Butler County Hofes G. W. Wood Independence G. Wo. Wosd Charles Blunson Munson Harry Williams Roy Hulett Havana Cuba R. J. Short Miami Roger Crowell Waterloo Hulett Short Teft W. A. Cook

Church and club Women meet in parish halls weekly

A burst of church and women’s society notices lists meetings at First M I church parlors and other venues Wednesday afternoon and evening. Plans include Japanese mission talks, bake sales, tea events, and committee leadership by Mrs. H E Sietgema Mrs Verne Myers Mrs S B Reed and others with several churches hosting quilting projects and choir socials.

Treevillage Reserves Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society M. I H. E. Sietgema Japan Verne Myers Teading Woman's Home Missionary Society T. Wilson Ladies Westminster Woman's Missionary Society Kobe College First Congregational Women's’ Organization J. D. Bost Minnie Crippon L. A. Kliebenstein J. E. Larsen First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association Lynn B. Miller Ada Woodring First M. E. Young Women's Home Missionary Society B.A. Boggs

Old Auto Licenses On Car Cause Many Arrests

A police roundup targeted 1923 license plates on cars leading to numerous summonses at police headquarters. Owners offered excuses for not renewing plates, with some keeping 1924 plates inside vehicles. Delinquent owners were warned not to drive until updated plates are displayed.

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Bryan Stump Tour Seeks Democratic Delegate at Large

William Jennings Bryan spoke in Miami on February 19 as part of a statewide stump tour pushing for his nomination as Democratic delegate at large to the national convention. He also urged votes for Dr. A Murphree for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Miami Fig William Ennings Bryan Bryan A. Murphree The State University

Wolf Estate Trial Resumes Over Land Deeds dispute

The case of the Wolf estate from Parkersburg resumes as executors seek to set aside deeds to thousands of acres in Butler County. Judge J J Clark presides. Trial began in January, paused for out of court settlement attempts, now continued with attorney W O Evans testifying.

C.C. Wolf Parkersburg Butler County Wolf J. J. Clark Mason City Ot. Evans Wolf Estate

Lawyer Ralph Reed Testifies About Wolf Wealth and Claims

Des Moines lawyer Ralph Reed says Wolf told a witness years before a banker’s death he was worth 32,500,090. Evans testified that Parkersburg circles viewed Wolf as a millionaire and that claims filed against the Wolf state totaled about 800,000 dollars.

Ralph Reed Des Meinag Wolf Evans Parkersburg

Weather Bureau Sees More Snow With Cold Temperatures

The forecast predicts more snow and a drop in temperature to around 20 degrees below zero. A recent storm dropped about an inch of snow last night after a cold and cloudy day with a high of 28 degrees and a low near 20 above.

State Bureau

Radio Programs for Wednesday February 20 Schedule

Central and eastern time listings show KDA Pittsburgh KPKX Hastings AUS Los Angeles RPO San Francisco KST St Louis Post-Dispatch KYW Chicago WBAP Fort Worth WDAE Pittsburgh WDAR Philadelphia WDAP Chicago WEAP New York WPAS Dallas WDA Kansas City Star AY46 Nighthawks Philadelphia Buffalo WGY Schenectady WALA Madison WHAS Louisville WSAZ Chicago WLY Cincinnati WMAQ Chicago WOC Davenport WOC Philadelphia West Weston City Atlante WAM Cleveland WWI Detroit News 6 to 10 p m and late night concerts and talks across many stations with children stories and dance music noted.

KPKX Hastings KDNA AUS Los Angeles RPO San Francisco St. Louis Post-Dispatch KYW Chicago WBAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram WDAP WEAP New York WPAS Dallas News WDA Kansas City Star School of the Art Nighthawks Philadelphia Buffalo WGY Schenectady WALA Madison WHAS Louisville WSAZ WLY Cinecinnati WMAQ Chtays WOC Davenport Westferson City Rei SR. Atlante Cleveland WWI Detroit News

Shaulis Seeks 500 Dollars in Insurance Suit

A jury selection occurred in Judge Courtright's division to try A M Shaulig against Medical Life Insurance Company Wa terloo J E B Nyquist Clinton and L S Humphrey Cedar Rapids. The action seeks damages of 3500.

C. M. Hollis J. W. Gwynne Municipal Court O. SB. Courtright A. M. Shaulig Medical Life Insurance Company Waterloo J. EB. Nyquist Clinton L. S. Humphrey Cedar Rapids

Three-Vehicle Wreck On La Porte Road Sparks Damages Suit

Bhauwlis sues two drivers and the liability company claiming damages from a wreck on July 1 two miles out on the La Porte road involving three cars.

la Porte Road Bhauwlis

First step in army around the world flight begun

Washington D C February 19 The first step in the army s around the world flight was made last night when Major F lu Martin who will command the squadron of four planes left for Los Angeles to join his command

Washington, D. C F.lu. Martin Los Angeles

Club Notes Emma Moore Hosts Forget-Me-Not Ladies

Mrs Emma Moore will host the Forget-Me-Not club at her home Thursday afternoon and serve a chicken supper in place of the usual picnic spread. Mr and Mrs E K Arnold will entertain members of Wide Awake.

Mra Mark Campbell Glenn Peatherbs Mount Anton Washinton W. J. Walsh Addis Debe Luella Cowles Emma Moore Mrs. E. K. Arnold Wide Awake

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roosevelt School P-T. A Eudora Carey Puccini Paganini Donizetti Iowa Nina Ricketts Clyde R. Sanborn Martha AfeCormick Cedar Reights Erc. Litchfield Woman's Club Birney Allen Ti. Edwards C. W. Kirkpatrick C. Merner Cedar ‘Alls Willl J. G. Brinkerhoft Loren Wert State Board Federation of Women's Clubs Hoyt-Sherman Place Des. Moines Henry ©.Taylor Legislation EC. Deals Hubert Knox Nettie Pine Helen Macartney George W. Wood Yank Mahanke Cal Hazel Mahbanke P. C. Mahanke Robert M. Zook A.A. Zook Monroe Apartments Fifth Street Ames Uniti California Delta Delta Delta Sorority Zook Unity of Town Kappa Sigma Fraternity A. B. En Serein Baie Ag Fanehan Powers Mary Cowan Mary Stevenson Waverly King Bear Hadeon United Presbyterian I. A. S Anne Murray Mrs. Beal Marguerite Martin Doris Spensley Ralph Martin Ben McDonnell Wiliam T. Mann Franklin Litas Larry Bellows Helen. Gould Lincoln Washington Hart Colege Gedar Mala Charles Grown George l Angelbach Lesses Quincyt Street Soulates Missouri Hutchinson Kiwants Club Buchanan's William Webb John Burgiss GC. W. DeGrange Summerhayes Northern Pacific Railroad M. G. Tintson Western Avenue Kenend J. . Young H. Wi. Tunks Keosauqua F. St. Hohl H. B. Bates Ida IT Hunter George M. Hunter Blanche M. Ransom Floyd A. Ransom Hunter Ransom F. R. Hutchinson O. C. Tke F. R. Hutchinson & Ag Church News 8. B. Reed Grace M. EB. Church Asa Kensington F. J. Miller First Presbyterian Lydia Society Carolyn McFarling Mary Ethel Dixon Clagg St. John’s Parish Woman's Circle Burton Avenue Baptist Church Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke's Lutheran Church A. M. Lundy T.fferson Wartburg League Sj Pp.m Imtheran Central Christian Ladies’ Aid Claire Heald St. Paul's M. E Old Stone Querry Messinger H. J. Wilkins United Brethren Sisterhood E.W. Main C. C. Wolf Weather Bureau Fowler Coffee Fowler Radio Digest Associated Press KDA Pittsburgh WDAE WDAR Shaulis Cound Ivory Beauty GE Tee Buchanan Botany
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