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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1925

Page

4

Congress Poised to Tighten Volstead Law Enforcement

Washington Jan 10 Congress moves to tighten dry law enforcement by expanding prohibition officials powers as two Senate committees study Volstead Act flaws. Wayne B Wheeler cites millions in industrial alcohol used by bootleggers and urges amendments to stamp out illegal trade. Jurists weigh stricter enforcement and possible Volstead Act reforms before adjournment in March.

Iternational Washington, D. C Prohibition Congress Prohibition Bureau Senate Wayne B. Wheeler Antisaloon League Judiciary Cramton Wheeler Stanley Kentucky Representative Hill Maryland

Officers Seated for Urbana Masons and Eastern Star

In Urbana Iowa January 10 a joint ceremony for Urbana chapter Order of Eastern Star installed Mrs D L Piper and E D Springer as worthy matron and patron. R W Remner and D L Piper seated as Worshipful Master and senior warden. William Todd became junior warden. Other officers named include Mrs T H Kelty associate matron and treasurer, Mrs Ora Burrell secretary, Mrs N H Wryckoff chaplain, Mrs C B Moore organist, Miss Mabel Wyklof marshal, Mrs BE D Moore conductress, Mrs R W Remner associate conductress, Mrs Frank Spencer Adah, Miss Ruth Petro Ruth, Miss Ethel Burrell Esther, Mrs E D Springer Martha, Mrs BE D Burrell Electra, Miss Bessie Rice warder, D L Piper sentinel.

Urbana Masons Dastern Sters D. L. Piper E. D. Bpringer Order of Eastern Star R. W. Remner William Todd Bia the Star T. H. Kelty Ora Burrell N. H. Wryckoff Co. B. Moore Mabel Wyckof Marshal BE. D. Moore Frank Spencer Adah Ruth Petro Ruth Ethel

Parsonage Burns Near Odebolt After Fire

The large Bethel Lutheran parsonage at Odebolt area burned to the ground yesterday afternoon. Occupied by Rev. E. Gilad, it stood eight miles southwest of Odebolt and three miles northeast of Kiron. Flames spread quickly, leaving nothing salvageable from the second story.

Odebolt Bethel Lutheran Church E. Gilad Kiron

Gambler Killed in Holdup After Shootout in Detroit

Detroit Jan. 10 Raymond Bishop twenty, owner of a gambling den, was killed today when he exchanged fire with three bandits. He killed one of the attackers and wounded another before the trio fled in the snow. Bishop died defending about $1000 in gambling receipts.

Detroit Mich Raymond Bishop Bishop

Meany Buys Phillips Bungalow on Western Avenue

J J Meany purchased the C E Phillips bungalow at 302 Western Avenue and will move in March 1. The residence is described as among the finest in recent years. W H Howrey, realtor, handled the transfer. This marks the second residential sale by Howrey this week as real estate activity heats up with spring prospects.

J.J. Meany C. E. Phillips Western Avenue W. H. Howrey Howrey

Waterloo Theatres Week Preview of Farce and Film

In Waterloo theatres the coming week features Gerkell Players presenting Why Men Leave Women and other nosed comedy at the Waterloo theatre starting tomorrow. Rialto Theatre showcases Stepping Lively and Trig and Lem Thompson’s Fun Makers with a 20-artist cast. Crystal and Strand theatres offer The White Moth and Never Say Die with star Douglas MacLean, plus a four-act vaudeville bill at the Plaza Theatre.

Avery Hopwood Waterloo Theatre Gerkell Players Matt ‘Née Iso Douglas MacLean Douglas Chystal Theatre

Snowy Yesteryears and Sleigh Bells Remembered

In a January reminiscence locals recall sparse snow yet bright sleigh bells, old time cutters, and winter scenes. Farmers and children share rides, a nostalgic stroll through past winters, with memories of warm gloves, bare bobsleds, and community humor.

Edgar Allen Poe Dells Ack Hawk County Buffalo Rooss Ant Tong Dave

Winter Fun By Horse Drawn Social Scenes

A nostalgic reminiscence of county suppers sleigh rides and country visits. Town crowds joined sleigh travels to rural homes for oyster suppers while school groups rode in bobsleds for winter revelry. Indoor amusements gave way to outdoor frolic as snow fell and emotions rose with the bakery bell. The piece notes a clouded sky, anticipated warmer temperatures, and a thermometer swing from twenty degrees above to seven above the prior day.

Warton

Martin Lodge Installs Officers Monday Night

Martin Lodge No. 624 installed new officers at the annual Masonic temple ceremony Monday evening. Faye Th, Bales was named worshipful master, with George Noren senior warden Burt Willford junior warden Clark Gormley secretary Paul Tewing treasurer and a slate including H R Harmon senior deacon F A Blim junior deacon R C Seidler senior steward M T Fells junior steward Georgy Welker tylor A T Petersen pianist W M Sheldon chaplain and A J Artus marshal.

Faye TH Bales Martin Lodge Masonic Temple George Noren Burt Willford Clark Gormley Paul Tewing H.R. Harmon F. A. Blim R. C. Seidler M. T. Fells Georgy Welker A. T. Petersen W. M.sheldon A. J. Artus

Varied Programs Offered by Movie Houses for Week

A varied program is offered in local movie houses for the coming week. Plaza Theatre features I Am The Man with Lionel Bar rymore, Leena Owen, Joe Stry ker and a strong cast, billed as dramatic. Also four Orpheum vaudeville acts including Two Slickers with dance comedy, Jack Fine’s act, Harry Ellis tenor singing, and A. L. Dodson with Berlin songs. Strand shows The White Moth set in Paris with Barbara La Marr, Conway Tearle, and Ben Lyon, plus a lively finale stepping sequence. Rialto promises Funny Folks, a musical comedy at the Rialto stage with Fi o and Lem Thompson, strong singing and dancing, fast-paced chorus.

A. L. Dodson Daddy Irving Berlin O Mable George White the Courtneyers Pearl Begay Sophie Tucker the Doolers Ruth St. Denis Gaili GW Mien Lisnel Barrymers Plaza Theatre Socal Moving Picture Houses Lionel Barrymore Leena Owen Joe Stryker Bill the Plaza Orpheum Vaude- Ville Jack Fine Harry Ellis Footlight Dodson Daddy Longlegs Mabel Hillis Pearl Regay Courtney Sisters Galli Curei Paris Strand Theatre Davcing Boulevards Barbara la Marr Comvay Tearle Ben Lyon Richard Talmadge Rialto Theatre Mildred Harris Talmadge Rialto Fio and Lem Thompson

Joint Recital at Plaza Theatre Promises Variety Evening

Mr. Dusand and Mrs. Joe DuMond present a joint recital at Plaza Theatre over four evenings starting Wednesday next week. Dusand will perform The Song of Love Pickaninny Kid and I Never Knew while Mrs. DuMond sings Watch.

Joe DuMond Plaza Theatre Mr. Dusand Pickaninny Kid

Evans Rainbow Girls Revue Returns to Rialto For Indefinite Run

Des Moines reports Harry Evans and his Rainbow Girls revue bring 18 principals and chorus back to the Rialto for an open ended engagement. Crystal showcases Never Say Die a Willie Collier comedy adaptation with Irene Rich and Helen Ferguson. Palace shows The Westbound Limited railroad thriller with Emory Johnson and Ralph Lewis.

Des Moines Harry Yho’t Evans Rainbow Girls Rialto Crystal Willie Collier Douglas Maclean Irene Rich Helen Ferguson Emory Johnson Ralph Lewis

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