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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1922

Page

3

Waterloo Courier Wants Ads Read In Light Caps

Waterloo opening Courier advertisement rates printed in light caps. Want ads offered at one cent per word with a four word minimum of 25 cents per insertion. Ads labeled Wanted and For Sale charged per word, with a minimum daily charge, and no ad inserted for less than two cents a day in the paper’s classifieds section.

Waterloo Courier Sina Jo Wurds City of Waterloo City of A. EB GNAGY

Classified Ads Far West Waterloo 1922

A collage of small ads lists lost items, rental offerings, job requests, storage services, and legal notices. It mentions rewards for a found pocketbook, furnished rooms for rent, two unfurnished rooms, storage and moving services, baby chicks for sale, and various public notices including wills and property assessments in Waterloo Iowa with dates from 1922.

Butler Washington Street Bor Franklin Bentleman Oak Lawn Fine Street Ms West

Dewar News Roundup Highlights Local Paints and Sports

In Dewar Iowa residents report depot and schoolhouse repainted last week while ground was broken for J J Anderson’s new home. Bennington beat Dewar 16 to 9 in a cricket style note, with Dewar suffering second straight loss. Raymond hosts Fourth of July celebration posters, and road crews tile roadsides north of town as bridge work begins. Local concerts, a Tam Rena meeting, and farm activity fill the week with visits from Turner and Smith families.

Dewar Will Turner Riceville Jos. Turner J. J. Anderson Schmitt Brox. Hall Bennington Minnesota Pang G. Peverill John Alvin Schmitt

Mitchell News Notes and Social Updates

Mitchell June 27 notice reports the first division of Ladies Aid planning a bake sale at Bechner store Saturday. Visitors include Alvin Stoner and family from northern Minnesota, Lydia Tesch with her brother Al Cordes, and Elsa Backer with son Junior. Several locals journey to visit relatives and attend weddings, with Ruth Dockerty at the Wisconsin summer session and Lola Holmes wed to Will Deal in Northwood.

Ladies’ Aid Society Bechner Alvin Stoner Minnesota H. Heckstein Lydia Tesch al Cordes Orage St. Paul George Dearborn Jakes Aitkin Dorothy Prime Portia Mia Elsa Backer Junior Waterloo O. M. van Swearingen A Mitchell Louisa Huebner Albert Zustrow Strawberry Point J. M. Reynolds Fred Fesenmeyer Riceville Ruth Dockerty Wisconsin State University Madison Lola Holmes Wm.h. Deal Westby Mont Misa Holmes Our Kanawha

Proceedings of County Board Waterloo Iowa June 28 1922

The Waterloo County Board met pursuing adjournment and audited county bills. They continued securing right of way for relocation of the Waterloo La Porte City road and approved committee payments for mileage. The board adjourned to July 5, 1922 at 4 00 PM with T D Teeter as chairman.

Waterloo Gup Isore Bhitis Hawkounty T. “Teeter Megarx Bailey Hakill Deckers Miller Ahies Shirley Waterloo-Lia Porte City Robt M. Tarbull Roduetss Poneraet Apt Atrace Hukill Kalterbach Waterloo-La Porte City Road T. D. Teeter Joe Shirley L. Bailey W._Miller Mare ‘Ahles R. Decker T. Hukill IG. Bailey A. T. Hush sApproved T. D. “Teater

Plainfield News Notes Parade June Events And Weddings

Plainfield and nearby areas report social visits and church activities. Mrs A P Griffith and relatives hosted. Myrtle Green and Charles Deering wed at the parsonage. The Lynes reunion, Baptist church jubilee visits, and picnic dinners drew many relatives and friends. Dike sees Ladies Aid travel to meet Mrs Arnold. Evalye Etjasen visits Fayette. several moves and visits with families noted. A Fourth of July program planned at Lincoln Center church grounds with a community dinner, games, and a baseball game between Lincoln Center and Stout.

Plainfélu Sageo Ruby Brann Seh Lansford S. J A_ P" Griffith Myrtle Green Charles Deering Clarksville O. J. Felter Lynes The Baptist Church D. Farnsworth A. Young C. F. Brown Deathy J. Ter Dorothea Michael Dike Ladies’ Aid Society M. L. Arnold Reinbeck Arnold Evalye Etjasen Fayette V.R. Larsen Walter Jacobsen Farmers Savings Bank George, Roberts C. A. Wood Chamberlain Epworth League Miss Ulla Johnson Beardrick John Weber Grange City Lincoln Center Cecil Hoffman Missomi de St. Paul's M. E. Parsonage Cedar Rapids A. M. Jayne J. E. Squier Lincoln Center Church Grounds Lincoln Genter and Stout. de

Nashua News Says Local Folks Busy With Travel and Visits

Nashua reports mention Mary Noble and C Baumbach planning trips, Hotel De Novelles manager reopens after illness, and families like the Winters moving nearby. A nine year old lost two fingers in a pulley incident and a Sinthe family reunion occurred at Idlewood Park with relatives from Nashua and Charles City. Separate gatherings include auto trips to Hollowston and Bradford, picnics for W F Getsch, and departures for Wisconsin and Clear Lake for visits and cottage stays.

Nashua, Jr Mary Noble C. Baumbach Wedemyer Marie Biake Berd Baumbach Montag Goaut Medford Hall Jesse Baldwin Hotel de Novelles Robert F. B. Winters George Jenness Ison Idlawood Park Charles City Nastiua New Harmpton Scott and Son EydJervd Ellowstons Park ie ‘_ Jr F. B. Winter Hmlinoix W. F. Getsch Idlewoodspark Arthur Johnson Bradford Paul Jepson Marshalltown McDanned Jonelle Wisconsin G. T. Wham Kathyra Clear Lake G. K. Smith Zephie Waterloo G. W. Smith J. W. Hicks

Rev A B MacLeod Resigns Pastorate for Tabor Cedar Falls

Rev A B MacLeod resigns as pastor of First Congregational Church Cedar Falls effective Sept 1. He will teach at Tabor College Cedar Falls part time while joining the Tabor faculty. The call to Tabor has been under consideration weeks and follows his two-year pastorate. The church notes his success and congregation expresses regret.

Ditchera Aim Slee Voti Btruction Co J. Bide East Side Iberal Commission Transportation Sherden Jefferson St Tuesee America Marsh-Place First National Bank Cedar Falls A. B MacLeod First Congregational Church Sui- Way Ar. MacLeod Congregational Church Tabor Elmer Knight Fame Fulton Ape Yorks O'Brien Chainyson Emmete Asilarky Grinny Center C. Mullen Honor -Haley Chicago Ig. sApending Nathan Enlow A. Bemler R. Paxton Lansing Charles‘ A. Coffin Clear Lake George H. Clark Clay Street A. C.-Mac First Greenwood H. L. Eells Lancaster Wis Metfesse Peabody Kan Rainbow Falls Win Beatrice Parris Cherokee Forest Thompson Webster City A. Fullerton Rockfond Frank Fuller Cedar Rapids Frank Storrs Grinnie Presbyterian Missionary Society Iaa Henry Mary Simpson Edith Hacket Grace Ly Idratian Catherine Banger Dorothy Anderson

Church Social at La Porte City in July Gathering

La Porte City reports a church social event with a 6:30 p.m. supper and a program featuring readings and music by local members. The event included a play by the Wednesday club and honored guest Geneva Bagenstos, who was celebrated before her upcoming marriage to Sam Guynn. The piece also notes staff changes at the Farmers Mutual Telephone office and various local delegations to county conventions.

Moe la Porte City J Buili Thustaday Donald Elwell Cornet Ivan ‘Kennedy Migs Lillian Garrabrant Guss Gail*Afilne Geneva ‘Bagenstos Mutual Telephone Game Atlvs Geneva Bagenstos Sam Guynn Waterloo Miss Bagenstos Miss Baxenstos Sand Tuly 1 A, Wikinasy Jack Gill T. Purner MT Rea P.kilne Ae J. Tutt RF Ashley Acialoueh Bei Esher Dallas Busman

Town thieves foil ambush on gallares with gunfire

Town report notes attempted chicken theft and hay load hijack. Two thieves fled after shots rang out across the yard, narrowly missing a leg injury. Local residents recount the dramatic escape and a l brary roof completion by an excavator.

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