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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1920

Page

11

Y W C A Campaign Starts Strong In Waterloo

Forty five women of the Y W C A campaign organized yesterday to raise eleven thousand five hundred dollars for the year. Canvassing two hours yielded cordial responses from citizens and businesses. Seventy workers were assigned to districts with plans to cover Waterloo in one week. Money funds the association’s work and ongoing influence in elite city life through memberships, meal discounts, gym use, and staff services.

Y. W.C. A. Ginance Waterloo Altho C. H. Eighmey Association Ithe Fourth Street

Present Season of Sunshine Keeps Business Men Sweet

The Waterloo printing shop faces a light hearted error as a May white sale heading from Paul Davig Dry Goods was left with the month visible. Printers joked over the slip while sunny weather boosts morale and the ad goes to press with the mistaken May still showing.

Waterloo Ona Paul Davig Dry Goods Company

Body of Soldier Killed in Siberia Returns Home

The body of Walter Wilhelm, Waterloo resident and sergeant in the First Infantry, killed by an accidental gunshot in Liberia, is en route from San Francisco and is due to reach Waterloo soon. He served six years in the regular army, with duty in the Philippine Islands and Russia, and attended St Joseph's Catholic Church. Funeral arrangements will be announced after his arrival.

Walter Wilhelm Waterloo Liberia San Francisco Joseph Wilhelm I Mulberry Street Regular Army First Infantry Philippine Islands Russia St Joseph’s Catholic Church

Black Hawk County Farmers Institute Program Arranged

The Black Hawk county farmers institute at Hudson sets sessions January 27 to 29. Events include mayor welcome, Rex Beresford address, lectures on dividends to lands and poultry raising, public health, education, music by a 16 voice chorus from Trier Taj, and readings.

Black Hawk County Farmers’ Institute Hudson Rex Beresford Trier Taj H.C. Wallace M. L. Gowman Middleton Lapm Watterman Osher J Reading J. Ho Boatman J. W. Jarin Des Moines Wera Strong A H.C Moeller Mrs Knowles Ames Florence & Reading Miss Copley

Airgun Bullet Deflected by Tree Seeks Child in Cedar Falls

Frederick Merner, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Merner, was struck on the forehead by a bullet that rebounded from a tree after being fired from an airgun. The bullet missed his right eye by about a half inch, sparing serious injury. Cedar Falls, Jan. 13.

Cedar Falls Frederick Merner W. H. Merner

Soldier Serjt. C. E. Koepke Returns From Germany

Sergeant first class C. E. Koepke, engineer corps, arrived home after over a year in Germany with interallied railway and waterway commissions. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Koepke of 233 Maple Street and discharged at Camp Dix, New Jersey. Koepke served eight months in France and a year in Germany Belgium and Holland. The commission maintains rail and boat transport and inspects shipments, with conditions in occupied Germany noted as mixed. The American occupation force in Coblenz remains small as Gen. Fox Connor prepares to leave Antwerp.

Engineer Corps Germany Interallied Railway and Inland Waterways Commission F. J. Koepke Maple Street Camp Dix N. J Sergt. Koepke France Belgium Holland Interallied Commission Coblenz Fox Connor Antwerp

Deaf Mute, Half Blind Accused of Bad Check

Police report a rooming-house owner on Jeffersontreet alleges a transient, described as 30 to 40 years old, about 5 feet 12 inches tall, 160 pounds, blind in the right eye with a light mustache, wearing a black leather cap, red necktie, and light overcoat, passed a bad check to settle a board bill. The man is described as deaf and dumb.

Jeffersontreet

Netcott & Netcott Open City Office for Architects

Netcott and Netcott, architects, opened offices in rooms 17 18 15 Black building. Senior member Harry B Netcott practiced in Independence Iowa and Waterloo Iowa before moving to Waterloo. Their work includes schools and commercial blocks statewide and the Hotel Magnus Cedar Rapids. Roland E Netcott, a University of Illinois graduate, recently returned from overseas service and is part of the new firm with upcoming statewide projects.

Netcott & Netcott Haye Black Harry B. Netcott Independence Waterloo Magnus Cedar Rapids Roland E

Funeral notices for M. George and Delores Ross

Mortuary M. A. George funeral for M. peeatee who died Sunday to be held Thursday at 2 15 p m in the home Hawley street West Rev A O Knapp officiating at 2 45 at Presbyterian church. Baby Delores Carol Ross services at 2 30 p m from O Keefe Towne chapel Rev M L Tate officiating burial in Fairview.

M. A. George M. Peeatee Hawley Street West A. Oo. Knapp Presbyterian Baby Delores Ross Baby Delores Carol Ross O'Keefe & Towne Chapel Rev. M. L. Tate Fairview

Joint installation of lodge officers tonight

Black Hawk lodge No. 72 West Waterloo lodge No. 716 and Temple Rebekah No. 64 hold a joint officer installation at 7:30 pm in the Knights of Pythias temple. Margaret Schecter of Marshalltown state assembly will address the gathering with delegations from Hudson and Cedar Falls invited. refreshments will follow.

Black Hawk Lodge Waterloo Lodge Temple Rebekah Knights of Pythias Temple Margaret Schecter Marshalltown State Assembly Hudson Cedar Falls Odd Fellows

Sophomores of East High Organize Class

Sophomore students at East High School met to organize their class for the year. Officers elected include Dean Larrabee as president, Bess Cooley as vice president, Harriet Hgan as secretary, and Walter Lee as treasurer. A class adviser will be chosen from the faculty later.

East High School Dean Larrabee Bess Cooley Harriet Hgan Walter Lee

Inventor introduces thermometer linked to alarm clock

In a new device designed for industry use a registering thermometer can be connected with an alarm clock. The system records temperatures at multiple times including 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. yesterday and today.

Iowa mothers organize Service Star Legion in Des Moines

Des Moines hosts the organizing meeting for the Iowa division of the Service Star Legion. Delegates from about 25 War Mothers chapters gather at the Savery hotel to form a state body focused on Americanization and aiding soldiers families. Speakers include Capt John MacVicar Col E E Bennett and HH Byers.

Des Moines Service Star Legion War Mothers’ Organizations Savery Hotel Iowa Legion War Mothers Lou McHenry State Legion Baltimore War Mothers’ Clubs John MacVicar The American Legion Robb One Hundred Sixty-eighth Col E. E. Bennett Col. Bennett HH. W. Byers Soldiers’ Fathers’ League

Printing Plant to Move from Osage to Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls December 13 Special Twenty persons and a business with a large clientele will move to Cedar Falls after Wolverton Printing company Osage Iowa leased rooms at 115 119 Fourth street east. The firm will start operations in Cedar Falls about April 1 and serve a wide range of specialized printing work.

Cedar Falls Wolverton Printing Company Osage Fourth Street

State agents soon to get vacation as fund is exhausted

Des Moines report notes the fund for state agents enforcing liquor and other law violations is nearly exhausted. Of $37,300 available July 1, 1919, only $215.22 remains, signaling probable early vacations for agents aiding in enforcement.

Des Moines

Butler Co Pioneer Dies in California

Shell Rock Iowa January 13 special Mrs J H Carson a pioneer resident moved to California died in Los Angeles Monday telegram confirms her death noting her longtime ties to Butler County and the community gathers memorials for the early settler who left for the West years ago

Shell Rock J. H. Carson California Los Angeles

Carson family's long local stretch ends with 1909 fire

The Carson family settled in Shell Rock in 1876 with Carl running a general store until a 1909 fire destroyed stock. The next year they moved to California where Mr. Carson died in 1910. Surviving relatives include Mrs. W. H. Brown and a daughter and sister Mrs. W. H. Smith.

W. H. Brown Shell Rock Brown Carl W. H. Smith Carson Sheil Rock Mr. Carson Calitora

Quarantine Notes and Local Labor News in Marshalltown

Quarantine notices issued by the health officer list residents under observation including Mrs. C. A. Bloomfield and family, L. R. Board, Florence Kexar and son Theodore, Hathey Farmer and Nina Hall, and Mrs. Harker among others. Marshalltown carpenters settle a wage dispute adopting an 85 cent per hour scale from January 1, 1920 to January 1, 1921 after union contractor talks. Salvation Army commandant Eliza Symmonds arrives in the city for a series of meetings at army headquarters and will appear tonight at 8 p.m.

C. A. Bloomfield Parker L. R. Board Hartman Florence Kexar Theodore Harrison Hathey Farmer Archer Nina Hall Avalon Harker Ricker Florence Oren Syndicate Carpenters Marshalltown Alrike of Union Carpenters Marshalltown Contractors’ Association ARMY Eliza Symmons Salvation Army United States Dalanca Symmonds Ensign Nichols Eighth Street East

Winter tonic claims to prevent colds with pink pills

An advertisement argues that thin blood and debility cause winter sickness and that Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich the blood to improve oxygen delivery and nerve function. It promotes the pills as a preventive for grip, rheumatism, and aftereffects, offering a booklet and mailing options from Schenectady NY.

D J C Murphy Exodontist Practice Ad

D J C Murphy D D 5S Exodentist practice limited to extraction of teeth anesthesia and dental radiography offices B13 14 15 First National Bank hours 9 to 12 to 5 office phone 201 residence 1270

D. J. C. Murphy D. D Nat'l Bank

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