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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

12

Mayor's Courts In Waterloo Spark Municipal Reform Push

Campaign to adopt municipal court in Waterloo faces opposition from critics urging mayor's courts in Castle Hill and Cedar Heights. County Attorney seeks AG opinion on status if election passes. Proposal suggests reestablishing township boundaries to secure voting precincts, with about 1300 names on petition though 1006 needed.

Waterloo East Waterloo Watertownships Castle Hill Cedar Weights Waterloo Township BH. J. Wenner Se Ayor Cedar Heights

Writing Bee Set for This Evening Called Off

Volunteers were asked to meet at 7 30 p m today at Waterloo Business College to fit exemption cards for the local board. Miss Edith Harris said the shipment from the provost marshal general's office has not arrived, leaving only a few cards. A new date will be set when cards arrive.

Waterloo Business College Edith Harris

Millinery Classes Start at YWCA Next Tuesday

Millinery classes at the Young Women's Christian Association will begin next Tuesday and run for 12 weeks. Miss Douglas is the instructor with Mrs. B. H Wyant assisting. Open to all women and girls for a 25 cent per hat fee. Classes cover hat manufacture trimming and related millinery work. Participants may bring hats for instruction and planning help.

Christian Assoiation Miss Douglas B. H Wyant Ose

Courier Sources Three More Navy Recruits From Waterloo

Uncle Sam's navy will claim three more recruits out of Waterloo today. W. A. Malenke of Waverly, employed at the Courier and Reporter as Hootyps operator, enlisted as a machinist and left for final exams at Des Moines. Leon verton Leon of Sa. enlisted as apprentice seaman, as did Margo Clifford Allenson of St Ansgar. Chief T. R. Hansen reports a waiting list of 12 but only three recruits per week. the order reflects the navy reaching full wartime strength.

Sam Navy Waterloo Ewner W. A. Malenke Waverly The Courier Des Moines Léon Verton Leon He Mlinois Central Argo Clifford Allenson St. Ansgar T. R. Hansen

German Textbooks Stolen and Burned in Gladbrook High School

Unknown persons entered the Gladbrook public school Saturday night and took all German language books, burning them in the city park. The incident comes amid ongoing debate over dropping German from the high school curriculum. German classes organized previously are continuing without new students this semester.

Gladbrook

Isla de to referee big boxing match tonight

E. R. Slade, a Waterloo referee, will be the third man in the ring for a 10 round bout between Johnny Noyes and Neal Allison at the Waterloo theatre tonight. Slade was chosen after a lengthy conference among local promoters and Ed Shave manager of Noyes. Shave stood down for an out of town man until he investigated and found Slade fully capable.

E. R. Slade Waterloo Treferee Johnny Noyes Neal Allison Waterloo Theatre Slade Ed Shave Noye Shave Ha l

Arrest Ship Officers For Alleged Pro German Plot

A Pacific Port report says the captain, chief engineer and purser of the Kuteamish in Centralia have been ordered arrested by federal authorities after an investigation into a pro German plot to aid Germans in lower California and South and Central America. The officers allegedly expressed pro German sentiments and attempted to obstruct the draft.

Pacific Port Kuteamish Centralia Lower California South Central America

TargetTips and Hunting Tips Se

Meadors are reminded that this column is open to questions sent to the Sporting Editor. Readers may disclose anything about hunting or target shooting.

Cara Meadors

Rifle Shooting in Boys Summer Camps

Along with swimming baseball and other outdoor sports rifle shooting is being added to boys summer camp programs. The piece argues rifle instruction improves discipline and responsibility, describes field setups with backstops frames and target layouts, cites standard outdoor distances, and includes Q&A on recoil barrel length sighting and trigger pull.

Marks Akron O. Q Jacksonville Fla. Q. S

Things Theatrical Here At Home

Vaudeville headliner Exemption a timely comedy satire plays by a five member company at Majestic Theatre for a three day engagement. Also on bill are Tarzan the chimpanzee Carson and Willard In 1947 Tower and Darrell plus Paul Knest Land of Dreams and Gidden Hand episode. Far from home news. Friday and Saturday Palace offers Gladys Brockwell The Moral Law and Fatty Arbuckle Butcher Boy. Headline Fairbanks Thru the Riot of Thrills in Headin South at Plaza Theatre with Catherine MacDonald showing athletic prowess and rescue scene amid varied scenery.

Majestic Theatre Orpheum Tarzan Carson Willard Tower Darrell Paul Knest Pathe America Palace Gladys Brockwell Fatty Arbuckle Palace Theatre Douglas Fairbanks Plaza Theatre Catherine MacDonald Fairbanks Fatr- Wanks

The Manx Man at Crystal Theatre News Reel

In a Crystal Theatre run today and Friday the film The Manx Man is praised for its literary discovery of new outlooks and human passions under altered circumstances. Frank Campeau appears as the villain in The Manx Man, a Mexican desperado pursued by Fairbanks and his cowboys at the Plaza Theatre.

Frank Campeau Fairbanks the Crystal Hfe Crystal Theatre

Patriotic meeting honors Butler county soldiers at Camp Dodge

A February patriotic meeting in Allison honored Butler county soldiers bound for Camp Dodge. Judge Ed wards Parkersburg and Father W E Kerper Hampton spoke well. Music by local groups plus solos filled the program. Red Cross served coffee and sandwiches before entraining. Many Allison residents hosted troops overnight amid train delays. A Frances Willard memorial service urged wartime prohibition. The county board awarded wiring contract for electric lights at the courthouse. A triangular declamatory contest among area high schools concluded the notice.

New Hartford Camp Dodge Red Cross Allison Mare Island San Francisco New York Frances Willard Associated Church Congress Butler County Board of Supervisors Court House Waterlow Electric Company Ilindy Parkersboro Dumont

Camp Dodge evacuees honored with farewell program

Sumner area notes recount the departure of local boys to Camp Dodge with a special program at the Yeoman lodge and gift bags, store and school closings, and a sendoff address by Rev. Jones. Marion Madden, child of Mr. and Mrs. James Madden, died suddenly of heart disease. Funeral held at Fennell chapel. burial at Pay cemetery. A tea at Grandma Farnum’s celebrated Gaylord Farnum’s departure for Cantor Dodge.

Bumner Sumner Dumber Mrnday Waverly Camp Dodee Yeoman Lodge Fort Kit Opera House Dir Jones Marion Madden James Madden Fennell Chapel Grandma Farnum Gaylord Farnum Cantor Dodge Winger Church Roadlyn Wm. A. Telle Hmmo Echelman Tandlyn Howard Kallerhaus Great Lutes Albbort Otto Bavarian Kate Fonds Orars Haa Red Cross Lloyd Wormance Fort Riley Kan Frank Waskow Dorothes Simon Thompson Mr. Jones Fredericksburg

New Hartford Notes Beav er Grove District Event Feb 22

Beaver Grove district No 7 in Butler county held a social on February 22. A large crowd attended and 53 pies were sold, raising $92.15. donations later brought the total to 100 for the Red Cross. Margaret Christensen, the school teacher, earned high praise for organizing the program. Also noted: a meeting of Mew Stratford chapter 120 E 5 will be March 6. Mrs. William Perry died Monday at 72. funeral at MM HB church Wednesday afternoon, interment Oakhill cemetery. She leaves a husband, four daughters, seven grandchildren, a great grandchild, and other relatives. Also listed: local men ordered to Camp Dodge and a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jess Oelsen. Anne Sansenbach improving after operation.

Clarksville Robfert Reiitz Anna Rule Clenark J. W. Hoffman Will Cook Cambridge Mess Camp Dodge Butler County Soldier Boys Chester Molsberry Camp Dodges Byron Molsberry Carrie Nelson Leete Santa, Barbara Cal Charles Leete Deederly Graham Hardware Dell Rapids S. D TH. W. Jenkins Main Street Ed Rice Alden Knapp Max Schrab Marble Rock Hate Gilbert Adams Street Ba Neal Truman Gabby Green Street Kenneth Kennedy Rochester Minn Mayos J. Parrin John Thompson Saskatchewan Can Wm. Walsh Ie Plymouth Robert Harbert Jenny Arch Rambo Jenny Waverly Hospital Coneland Farm Jennys Waverly Mr. and Airs Charles Klinetob Jackson Township Kinnetob New York City Ida Baker Burr Oak School Columbia George Washington Martha Custis Suoper Martha Custix Colonin New Hartford Beaver Grove Butler County Red Cross Margaret Christensen Mew Startford William Perry MM. HB Sherple Oakhill Cemetery Ells

Doctor Gave Tita RUNDOWN Woman Vinci to Heal

In Flint Michigan Clara Smith describes weakness nervousness and sleeplessness due to a run-down condition. She credits Vinci with restoring health and calm. The ad promotes Vinci with a positive money-back guarantee and lists Wangler Bros. Co. and J. Miller as distributors in multiple towns.

Flint Mich Vinci Clara Smith 4Th Ave Wangler Bros. Co J. Miller Waterloo

Dumont News Briefs Lead Off With Local Estates And Illness

Dumont residents report on estate matters of the late James Kirby and arrivals from New York and South Dakota. Ida Nooking fights blood poisoning after a minor cut. Mrs. Ruby Notler visits Slourney. Carty Freeze is very ill with tuberculosis. Fred Sutter welcomes a new son. several locals attend a farewell meeting in Alison. Esaman sustains car injuries.

Dumont Jim Kirby New Startford Pat Kirby South Dakota James Kirby SullotIartsen Baer Colorado Horns Hose Crotly Rochester Minn Uhin Weolk Coull Vanioutan Greene Ter Ida Nooking Mera Fred Sutter Briday Fred Vismien Hampton Esaman Duimont Camp Slourney Stevan Barlow Mmlan Notler Carty Freeze

Ganesno Farewell Party For County Homeseekers

Geneseo February 27 Mina Luntis Ward closed the winter term of school in No 8 last Friday. Kelen Bpoerly entertained the men this week. A dozen Genesto ladies gathered at Mrs Staley’s home Friday afternoon for a farewell party as they move to the county home this week. An enjoyable endal afternoon was spent, refreshments served and the guests departed.

Danderine Hair Cure Promises Dandruff Relief

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as doubling hair beauty within minutes and claiming it stops dandruff and itching while encouraging new hair growth after weeks. It urges readers to moisten hair with the product for quick, smoothing effects and lustrous, abundant-looking hair.

Knowlton

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Adair Home

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Pearl Adair on Thursday afternoon. Elmer Torenzen and Robert Spear traveled to Treer and took the eighth grade examination last week. Mrs Hatph Smith and her daughter Eleanor of Chicago are visiting Frank Lockard's home.

A Foreign Missionary Society Pearl Adair Elmer Torenzen Robert Spear Treer Hatph Smith Eleanor of Chicago Frank Lockard Fame

Local church notes and revival observances announced

Announcements list a ward meeting at 7 30 p m and a conclave for the order of the temple at Burton Avenue Baptist church this evening. Prayer meetings for First Presbyterian are held at homes on Clay Street and Independence Avenue, with a study on the tenth chapter of Proverbs.

Nave

Shady Grove Social Notes From Presby Hospital Visit

Reports from Shady Grove detail Mrs. Pr at and Mrs. Pratt visiting at Presbyterian hospital and staying with Phil Standish family. Netthy Gudtea and Mrs. Hertfunnell homes were seen in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. O M Kenney with Jamie Kenney and Glen Keeney attended the Elliott Rununell wedding in Waterloo Wednesday.

Rhady Grove Web Bunsnetkh Presbyterian Hospital Phil Standish Mra Pratt and Stra Netthy Gudtea Hert Funnell Waterloo O. M. Kenney Jon Kenney Glen Keeney Mioyd Sarah Unnall Elliott- Rununell Onblette

G N Club Dinner and Red Cross Sewing Update

G N club met for dinner on Thursday. Members spent the day sewing for the Red Cross. The next meeting is set with Mrs Prank Peter on March 7. Whl Frayling returned to his home after two years in Brandon.

G. N. Club The Red Cross Mru Prank Petere Frayling Bis’ S Brandon

Careful Soap Use Prevents Hair Damage

A vintage advertisement warns against harsh soaps and suggests plain pure coconut oil as the best daily hair care. It notes soaps and shampoos with high alkali dry the scalp, making hair brittle, and claims coconut oil cleanses, conditions, and leaves hair lustrous and easy to manage. It promotes coconut oil as cheap and multipurpose for the whole family.

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